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… Circular by the All-African Convention and the Unity Movement regarding arrests of members of the All-African Convention and the Unity Movement. …

… on 1 March 1929.  In 1931, her family moved to South Africa and settled in Durban , Natal (now kwaZulu-Natal ), … Cape Town. In 1960, Nash joined the Liberal Party of South Africa (LPSA). She was a member of various anti-Apartheid … political figures during the height of apartheid in South Africa. Her devotion to Christianity didn’t prevent her from …

… Born and bred in Johannesburg, Ray Berman left South Africa in 1966 to go into voluntary exile in Swaziland and … household name in places such as Australia, Israel, South Africa and his home town, Mbabane in Swaziland. Ray studied … Grande Chaumier in Paris, France. Upon his return to South Africa, the state of oppression and struggle in the country …

… up to and during the first democratic elections in South Africa winning numerous South African Press Awards. After … Bieber has worked on a various personal projects in South Africa. Most of her projects are based in Africa however her assignment to Pakistan encouraged a …

… The Greek Government expelled the two-man South Africa team of Dale Hayes and Hugh Baiocchi from the World … Nations Special Committee against Apartheid to condemn all practices of racial segregation in sports. Click here to read resolution of the International Convention Against Apartheid in Sports.  …

… solutions to achieve a negotiated settlement in southern Africa … of State Frank Wisner on questions affecting southern Africa: Cape Town: 13 March 1986 …

… a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of South Africa and a Master of Arts degree from Indiana University, … founders of the Union of Black Journalists (UBJ) in South Africa.He sought asylum in the United States of America … activity. As Project Director at the American Committee on Africa (ACOA) and its sister organization The Africa Fund …

… Partridge was born in 1950 in Kenya and raised in South Africa. Biddy Partridge first began work as a freelance … Women by women: 50 Years' of Women's Photography in South Africa which was commissioned by the South African Ministry … children who were former artists and exiles from South Africa. Her video documentary process entails asking the …

… Like all other Black ethnic groups, the Coloureds also fell victim … and its affiliates, namely the Teachers League of South Africa, the remnants of the old APO and the All Africa Convention. The NEUM was radical in its approach. It had … Pp 261-271|Lodge T. (1983), Black Politics in South Africa since 1945 , Johannesburg: Ravan Press. Pp 69, 142|La …

… who had died the previous year. In his travels across Africa, Mabhida came into contact with Frelimo leader Samora … did. In simple language he could convey the aspirations of all our people in their magnificent variety, explain the … one day it would be transferred to the liberated South Africa to be reburied. Indeed this hope was realised when his …

… her A levels, the family returned to Durban, South Africa. In London, she came into contact with Dr Yusuf Dadoo … , M D Naidoo , Cassim Amra , AKM Docrat , people who were all banned and silenced by the state.   She also worked a lot … following the signing of the Nkomati Accord between South Africa and Mozambique. The ANC advised the refugees to leave …

… service officer who was a critic of U. S. policy on South Africa and who became a leading historian of the South … A Documentary History of African Politics in South Africa 1882-1964, published in the 1970s. A reviewer in the … were deterring Congress. His life-long interest in South Africa began in 1951 when he joined the British Commonwealth …

… obtained a bachelor's degree from the University of South Africa (UNISA). Following his release from Robben Island, he worked for the Munich Re Insurance Company of South Africa as an insurance underwriter and was subsequently … programme aimed at the disadvantaged youth of South Africa, while at the same time was group chairperson of …

… Regeneration of the All-African Convention: The Background In spite of all the forces ranged … second World War inevitably had its repercussions in South Africa and by 1943 its effects were seen in a deepening of …

… On 26 March 1950, the ANC held a ‘Defend Free Speech’ convention in reaction to the Suppression of Communism Act … the Defiance Campaign , which gained support across South Africa from blacks, Indians, a few coloureds and whites. … plan a convention and draft a new constitution for South Africa. On 26 June 1955, a meeting was held in Kliptown in …

… of inferiority’ [iii] Mahomed forged ahead to become South Africa’s first black Senior Counsel, using his intellect and … Ismail Mahomed appeared in a large number of South Africa's most important trials, applications and appeals: … wrote of Mahomed’s extensive contribution to law in South Africa, saying ‘law reports show that from 1975 to 1991 …

… figure in the missionary history of central and southern Africa, Booth was one of the earliest proponents of the principle of "Africa for the Africans." He was a fanner in New Zealand, … with colonial authorities and he was barred from central Africa around 1903 as an alleged supporter of Ethiopianism or …

… chairs the Berlin Conference to stem the scramble for Africa. Only Morocco, Ethiopia, and Liberia are recognized as … Nnamdi Azikiwe and Herbert Macaulay found the National Convention of Nigeria and Cameroon in Lagos, the first … issue the Atlantic Charter, which recognizes the right of all peoples to decide what form of government they wish to …

… the publication  Popular Politics in the History of South Africa, 1400–1948.  The Africa Edition (available in South Africa) is a paperback edition: ISBN 978-0-521-17926-3. View …

… in 1961 with Mandela’s visits to various parts of South Africa to prepare for an All-African Conference, which Chief Luthuli and other African … and a demand (addressed to the government) “for a National Convention of elected representatives of all races” to decide …

… Cape burgher militia at Blaauwberg, the Dutch capitulate. All property of the Batavian Government is surrendered to the … Colony: The London Missionary Society establishes southern Africa's first printing press in the Tyhume Valley. Materials … as the inboekseling system, is prohibited. The Sand River Convention, as the agreement becomes known, forms the basis …

… Witwatersrand. Ndebele joined the English Academy of South Africa in 1991 and has remained a member since then. Ndebele … a Board Member and Chair of the Institute for Democracy in Africa (Idasa). Ndebele was elected Chair of the Southern … United States of America (USA), Japan and South Africa. In 2006 Cambridge University awarded him an Honorary …

… Molly Selikowitz in Lithuania in 1906, she came to South Africa as an immigrant in 1919. Petite, excitable, forceful, … they became prime movers in the Communist Party of South Africa (CPSA) by the late 1920s. In mid-1929 she left South Africa with her husband and before her return in 1931, …

… Mokgoro was a judge of the Constitutional Court of South Africa from its inception in 1994 until the end of her 15 … Law and Customary Law at a number of universities in South Africa, the United Kingdom, the United States and … international conferences, seminars and workshops in South Africa and internationally, mainly in sociological …

… (ANC) announced its constitutional proposals during the Convention for Democratic South Africa (CODESA) talks. The ANC's proposals envisioned a … South African Communist Party (SACP). During Phase One an all-party interim government council would be appointed by …

… first General Secretary of the Communist Party of South Africa (CPSA), is born in Suffolk, England. 1873 Sidney … pro-membership group while Andrews leads the opposition. All the delegates at the conference are white except for … December A meeting, which becomes known as the All-African Convention (AAC), is called in Bloemfontein to demonstrate …

… and journalists. In 1955 Noni Jabavu returned to South Africa for a three-month stay. She visited her father, … a European, tracing her origins in both England and South Africa. In her books she looked at the alienation she felt, issues of identity and the impact of the West on Africa. The "Author's Note" from Drawn in Colour may also be …

… using Buthelezi, not the other way round: “For white South Africa, a man like Buthelezi ...solves so many conscience … – soldiers wielding spears and clubs – were bussed in from all over the province. Students entering the campus were … apartheid structures. As a result the Black People’s Convention was launched in 1971. Almost immediately, it was …

… When the Union of South Africa was established in 1910, there was already a … employment were written. These books were to be carried at all times and produced when demanded. Any person found … made servants. Part of the South African Native Convention’s Appeal: “...any law which compels women to carry …

… Growing up in the new South Africa: Childhood and Adolescence in post-apartheid Cape Town …