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… became the first fully-fledged operatic company in South Africa, albeit an amateur grouping, when under the leadership … to the development of arts and culture in South Africa and sterling performance in the field of operatic …

… bring about a new Constitutional dispensation for South Africa, based on the principle of one person, one vote. In … the Nobel Peace Prize for their efforts at reform in South Africa. After the 1994 elections, de Klerk was appointed the …

… 24-hour house arrest. Five months later he fled South Africa via Bechuanaland (now  Botswana ) and has since served …

… prison. On his release in 1962 he attempted to flee South Africa but was caught. While on bail he made a second escape …

… 1944 and 1959, an M.S. from the University of South Africa, and an honor's B.A. and a Ph.D. in mathematics from …

… National Congress  (ANC) and the  Communist Party of South Africa  (CPSA) in the Western Cape, and in the late 1940s he … A documentary History of African Politics in South Africa: 1882-1964, Vol.4 Political Profiles 1882 …

… first Black woman to register as a medical doctor in South Africa in 1947, after becoming the first recipient of the …

… University. He taught at Fine Art institutions in South Africa for a number of years before becoming a full-time …

… Van der Gucht moved to South Africa in 1939 and took up a position at the Grahamstown …

… whom he describes as ‘the most famous white woman in South Africa’, and about whom he has written a biography. Uys, …

… Johannesburg (Tributaries). Market Gallery (Out of Africa). 1986: WITS (two-person exhibition with Dr Jim …

… and subsequently Swapo in 1960. He joined the South West Africa Liberation Army (Swala) in 1966 and received military …

… art at a high school.   Also see Garth Erasmus at  South Africa Art Initiative …

… Fitzgerald was born in Ireland in 1882, and came to South Africa as a typist for the British Army. She worked in the …

… and Venda. The Nguni represent nearly two thirds of South Africa's Black population and can be divided into four … and Central Nguni (the Zulu-speaking peoples), the Southern Nguni (the Xhosa-speaking peoples), the Swazi people … considerably from the historical experiences at the southern end. The majority of northerners became part of the …

… the African Yearly Register, a Who’s Who of Black folks in Africa produced in 1932 by TD Mweli Skota, Dhlomo was … Dhlomo warned against the import of Communism into South Africa, which in his words encompassed the “revolt against … Instead, they should be heeding to, what he described as, “Africa’s Call”: ‘Natives are an easy-going, lighthearted …

… day to a massacre that took place in Sharpeville, South Africa, many years ago now. It shocked the world because … to power of the apartheid regime. The record of events in southern Africa from Sharpeville to, shall I say, Nkomati, is … a short while ago. The fountainhead of the problems of southern Africa is, of course, the situation in South Africa, …

… day to a massacre that took place in Sharpeville, South Africa, many years ago now. It shocked the world because … to power of the apartheid regime. The record of events in southern Africa from Sharpeville to, shall I say, Nkomati, is … a short while ago. The fountainhead of the problems of southern Africa is, of course, the situation in South Africa, …

… Relations between Russia and South Africa In the late-19th century, Russia was engaged in … The Russians also agreed to beam radio broadcasts into Southern Africa, and the Soviets set up the African Service … warmer relations with the colonial powers in Lisbon and Southern Africa. However, these resolutions were abandoned at …

… Toast Remarks by the President of South Africa, Thabo Mbeki, in honour of His Excellency, the …

… Security And Of Foreign Affairs Of The Republic Of South Africa: Maputo 16 March 1998 …

… Reply by the President of South Africa, Thabo Mbeki, to the Toast Remarks by his Excellency …

… Central Prison in 1960, they decided to escape from South Africa (he was unable to obtain a passport). They got jobs in …

… the end of the trial in 1961 but later returned to South Africa. …

… exit permit, never being allowed to return home to South Africa.  …

… was born on 1912, he joined the  Communist Party of South Africa  (CPSA) in the late 1930s while working for a coal …

… Federation of Trade Unions. After his return to South Africa he was elected to the Cape provincial executive …

… for the World Bank. In July 1975 he returned to South Africa to become economic adviser to the KwaZulu Government …

… Society prize. In 1929 Van der Poel returned to South Africa and declined a position at UCT as lecturer for a post …

… his father Peter and Uncle Graeme represented South Africa. By the age of 11 he was excelling at various sports. …