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… “Lions and Jackals“ Peace Parks in Southern Africa and their Effects on the local Population - An …

… as President of the Democratic Republic of South Africa Union buildings, 10 May 1994 …

… Response of The President of South Africa, Thabo Mbeki, to the debate on the State of the Nation …

… Oration of the President of the Republic of South Africa, Thabo Mbeki, on the Occasion of the National Orders …

… Opening Statement of the President of South Africa, Thabo Mbeki, at the Summit Meeting of the New …

… Response of the President of South Africa, Thabo Mbeki, to the Debate of the State of the Nation …

… Reply by the President of South Africa, Thabo Mbeki, to the Toast by Prime Minister Jean …

… Ciskei Village by Leslie Hadfield, 25 May 2010, South Africa …

… and professional appointments Mboweni returned to South Africa in the 1990s and was the was Deputy Head of the … in the first democratic cabinet of the Republic of South Africa led by President Nelson Mandela . While Minister of Labour Mboweni was the architect of South Africa’s post-Apartheid labour legislation. He became one of …

… Miss Natal, which qualified her to enter the Miss South Africa competition for Black beauty queens. Shange won the Miss Black South Africa title and that made her the first Black beauty queen to win a Miss South Africa title. Her victory entitled her to represent South …

… Gandhi and General Smuts , the Minister of the Interior. All satyagrahis were released from prison and pending cases … Indian National Congress in 1919 as a delegate from South Africa. In the same year, when further anti-Indian …

… Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf for making history by becoming Africa's first elected woman president in post-war elections. … Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf for making history by becoming Africa's first elected woman president in post-war elections …

… From:  South Africa's Radical Tradition, a documentary history, Volume One … of the House of Assembly, shall be removed there from." ALL EYES TO THE NATIONAL CONVENTION All-eyes are now turned on the African National …

… Government in promoting a peaceful settlement in southern Africa … Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of South Africa and Mr Silvino da Luz, Minister of Foreign Affairs of …

… College (now the University of Fort Hare) in Alice, South Africa. Kerr and his new bride, Mary Robertson McBride, left for South Africa on 2 October 1915. They arrived at Alice on 1 November … declared officially open by the Prime Minister of South Africa, Gen. Louis Botha on 8 February 1916. From an initial …

… policy, and proposed guidelines for a democratic South Africa in a Charter for Change, a document that was adopted … African Indian Council Charter for Change, declare for all South Africans and the world to know that the struggles … arrangement that does not flow from a national convention representative of all the peoples of South Africa; …

… on Chatsworth, the largest Indian township in South Africa. Rajgopaul was also a member of Afrapix.  He … has given photographic workshops in many centres in South Africa.  His works have appeared in a number of books, … photographic workshops in many centres throughout South Africa and has lectured in photojournalism at the Durban …

… concentration camp as a child before moving to South Africa.He attended Durban High School,graduated from the … in 1961,completed an honors degree at University of South Africa,and later master's degree in sociology at the … General Secretary of the  Trade Union Council of South Africa  (TUCSA). Later he became the Chair of the  Urban …

… was born on 26 May 1966 in Bloemfontein, Free State, South Africa. Budd burst into national prominence in 1983. In 1984 … record. As this performance took place in apartheid South Africa, the world track and field establishment refused to … she could not compete in the 1984 Olympic games as South Africa had been banned from competing before the start of the …

… and 1902, one of which is exhibited here. He showed on all the recorded SASA exhibitions up to 1910. His photograph …

… determination to resist the anti-Indian laws and placing all his assets at their disposal. He wrote to them: ‘My …

… allowed. He saw the benefits of working with people from all races. He played an important role in protests around the …

… was born in Durban , Natal (now KwaZulu-Natal ) South Africa in 1959. He attended Southlands Secondary School in … (now UKZN), he began acting and producing both in South Africa’s previously disadvantaged community and in mainstream … Discovery Channel, Arte (Europe), SABC and e-tv in South Africa. Ahmed has also been the production manager on the …

… in 1958. His opposition to apartheid saw him leave South Africa for Paris in 1960. In 1962 he married Yolande Ngo Thi … writers. When Breytenbach returned clandestinely to South Africa in 1975, he was swiftly arrested. He pleaded guilty to entering South Africa to start an organization, Atlas or Okhela, intended to …

… on a similar approach of the artists run workshop. South Africa had gone into a state of emergency and facilities and … current the socio-political climate that affected South Africa and the impact it had on Black artists. Thupelo held its first workshop at the Convention centre in Rustenberg in 1985 and was supported by …

… two and half decades, Ngwenya has covered some of South Africa’s hotspots and also travelled extensively doing … Mozambique, as well as other major news worthy stories in Africa. Ngwenya also worked at The World and The Daily Mail, … and Newsweek. Ngwenya photographed conflict during South Africa's apartheid years as well as times of great hope, …

… accused in the Rivonia trial in 1963. He returned to South Africa in 1968 and a year later was detained for his … of the media union, Media Workers Association of South Africa (MWASA) [previously known as the Writers Association South Africa (WASA)], he was served with a three year banning order …

… an the honors degree in history at the University of South Africa in 1966. He was later appointed Vice–Chancellor of … and persecution by Inkatha members.In 1978 he left South Africa ,went into self-imposed exile and worked for the … in Geneva until  in 1991 when he returned to South Africa . During this time, while serving as secretary for …

… a member of the Independent Media Commission for South Africa's first democratic elections in 1994. After this, she … She has worked as the group parliamentary editor of South Africa's Independent Newspapers since May 1997, coordinating … Traumas of the Second World War: Some Lessons for South Africa, in 1995; History of the Struggle for A Bill of Rights …

… M Basner was born in Russia in 1905, and moved to South Africa at an early age. Basner  and his mother  joined other family members in South Africa in 1912.In 1922 to 1927 he studied law at the … In 1933 he became a member of the Communist Party of South Africa (CPSA) but resigned in 1939. In 1937 he campaigned as …