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… He then married Halima Nagdee, an activist in her own right, and they had two children, Selim and Shirin. The …

… torch, causing life-threatening burns from just under his right ear down to his chest and his right arm. Jacob spent the next three years in Baragwanath … In the third round Morake was caught with an overhand right that dropped him on his face. He stumbled to his feet …

… of the British upper class, but later rebelled against what he perceived to be the pretentious snobbery of that … urban culture. Covers featuring sexy black women created what Can Themba referred to as the "Modern African myth". The …

… the anti-apartheid leader stood, beaming and raising his right arm, after casting his ballot. After retiring from …

… defied the gender impediments of the time to assert the right for the people of South Africa to be free from racism …

… a symbolical portrait of Nelson Mandela, titled ‘Rebirth’ (right). In the same year, ‘Rebirth’ earned the ‘United …

… at Standerton. Botha was faced with the problem of what to do with General J B M Hertzog, a controversial but … lands. The bill caused intense anxiety among blacks, for what they needed was access to land on easy terms. Among … Great War confronted the Botha Government with a crisis: what part should South Africa play in it, and what action …

… Black spot was an area that Black people bought legally in what the government considered as White South Africa. People … were part of the Black Consciousness’ contribution towards what they regarded as the reassertion of the oppressed Black … receive a scholarship to study fine arts and art history (what he calls European art history) at the Gerlesborg School …

… Songstress Notukile Nkonyeni, "No one can really know what we feeling. I cannot begin to describe the pain I feel …

… August 2012. I am lost without my husband. I do not know what I will eat tomorrow and in the future. How am I going to …

… so that police can do their job and not think about what is right or wrong: “police must think about what is in front of them and do the job, or else they get …

… Silence is what comes to define the life and the death of the former … age of 79. Putting it slightly differently, his control of what he said and what he left unsaid defined not only how he lived and …

… participated in Indian opposition to restrictions on their right to own land, which were imposed by the Pegging Act … of non-violence and was a follower of Mahatma Gandhi right to the end. He was also a close friend of Chief Albert …

… He remained active until 1935, when the purge of alleged right-wing elements that had overtaken Bunting in 1931 …

… where he suffered injuries to the upper joints of his right hand. Mseleku believed that had it not been for …

… 19th-century frontier wars. Born in 1798, he was the Right Hand Son of Ngqika, King of the Rharhabe division of …

… interest in everything. I am always thinking about him and what happened to him and the pain is unbearable." …

… his ambition was to make her an ideal wife who learned what he learned, and who identified her life and thought to … the Natal legislative assembly to deprive Indians of their right to vote. He thus decided to remain in South Africa to … prepared to suffer the consequences . She told Gandhi: “What defect is there in me which disqualifies me for jail? I …

… end of the year I’ll have money to get my ticket and go.’ What sticks in her mind is that ‘they were very strict. There … may get arrested for no reason at all.’ Elsie epitomised what so many of the struggle wives went through in holding …

… v Minister of Prisons underlined the point. He upheld the right of prisoners to give written instructions to their …

… earth. ‘Today I am an atheist, but I still believe that is what religion is all about. Its great positive contribution … TLSA adopted too much of a ‘British Anglocentric view of what good education should be like’, which was demoralising … of the tortures they were living; total disinformation of what happened in the world around them; fake humanity on the …

… black and my mothers were maids. It is about celebrating what we are as women in South Africa today and for us to celebrate, we need to go back, to see what are we are celebrating. To celebrate, I needed to bring … ideas built into my work. In other words, questioning what Sophie, the character, had dreamt of…In the process of …

… Mutual and at Bally’s Shoe Factory. In 1955 he worked in what was known as South West Africa (now Namibia) in the … the risk involved, Eddie was ready and available. Doing what was a necessity in fighting against injustice was, for …

… A. P. Mda, who organised groups of select people into what later came to be known as Africanist groups. Membership … ANC was a large umbrella embracing everybody from left to right.   They then formed the  Pan African Congress  (PAC) … structures and develop groups that would have knowledge of what was happening in each African country – their political …

… under the Group Areas Act . It is difficult to assess what he really thought of these events, but it is known that … that were to happen during his period in office. What is certain is that his idea of 'healthy power sharing' … involved cross-border activities and covert support for right-wing leaning resistance movements. Consequently, …

… African National Congress (ANC) members were executed in what became known as the "Quarry Road" incident near Durban …

… movement, Raditsela was an outspoken advocate for the right of women workers. As a result, he contributed to the …

… clinics in the locations. Through his defence of Africans’ right to brew their traditional beer in their own homes he …