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

… Toast remarks of the President of South Africa, Thabo Mbeki, in honour of the President of the French …

… State of the Nation address by the President of South Africa, Thabo Mbeki, to the joint sitting of the Houses of …

… of treason’ by United Democratic Front (UDF), 1985, South Africa …

… training and camps of the Pan Africanist Congress of South Africa, 1961–1981 by Gregory Houston, Thami ka Plaatjie and …

… The Black People's Convention press release, signed by Nkwenkwe Nkomo, National Organiser, states that the convention has been mandated by Black people to utilise all available resources to achieve liberation for Black …

… a British born South African artist. Roworth came to South Africa in 1902 with the British forces during the Anglo-Boer … At the end of the war Roworth decided to stay in South Africa. He settled in the Cape, where the scenery would later … one of the first few people to paint frescoes in South Africa. Roworth died in 1963 …

… National Congress (ANC) and the Communist Party of South Africa (CPSA) , Tabata favoured a peasant-based liberation … found the African People's Democratic Union of Southern Africa, which was intended to be an individual-membership … NEUM, and became its president. In May 1963, he fled South Africa via Swaziland and subsequently took refuge in Zambia. …

… activity was insufficient to improve apartheid South Africa's negative image abroad, Rhoodie hatched secret … finance journalists to write positive articles about South Africa in publications such as the weekly magazine To the … the ‘Committee for Fairness in Sport' to counteract South Africa's exclusion from international sport. By 1973 Rhoodie …

… internal resistance that led to the liberation of South Africa, and then co-founded and built up the black empowerment company New Africa Investments (Nail), with a market capitalisation of … a single department of education and equal resources for all. Though discouraging bond boycotts, he supported rent …

… non-racial elections. The first plenary session of the Convention for a Democratic South Africa (CODESA I) began on December 21 1991, at the World … encouraging black South Africans to support the once-hated all-white national rugby team. In 1995, South Africa came to …

… formed as a result of Black dissatisfaction with the South Africa Act of 1909, their treatment after the South African … His effort to re-launch his political career with the 'All Africa Convention' was not very successful. Seme died in …

… am honoured to convey the best wishes of our government to all our people. It is indeed a great privilege that we mark … the Freedom Charter set our country when it said, South Africa belongs to all who live in it, black and white. To … first of these gatherings was the all-white South African Convention that concluded its work in 1909 with the adoption …

… Joyi, Bangilizwe Joyi and McGregor Mgolombane were all banished on 30 May 1958 from Thembuland, Umtata District, … his clique;’ on numerous occasions ‘it was stated”¦that all the trouble in Thembuland was due to them and no …

… of being a communist accomplice of Sachs and for spending all her time organising black people. The strong structure of …

… apparently used her father's name for a surname. In all her correspondence she is referred to as 'Victoria …

… not doubt the post-mortem findings, Mrs Malinga was not at all satisfied about her husband having contracted pneumonia …

… Pahad left India for South Africa in 1919, but returned to India with his father in 1922 … when his father died in 1926, he had to return to South Africa the following year to support the family. When Gandhi … again, he met Gandhi, who advised him to return to South Africa, where militant youth were needed in that country. …

… a Bachelor of Law degree from the University of South Africa (UNISA) in 1975 and a Baccalaureus Procurationis from … and admitted as an attorney for the Republic of South Africa. Bam has served in various positions over the years, … and was an advocate in both the Supreme Court of South Africa and the Transkei. Bam’s legal expertise has also been …

… Dutch-speaking colonists up into the interior of southern Africa in search of land where they could establish their own … of Good Hope Punishment Act (1836), they were liable for all crimes committed south of 25 deg latitude (which falls … western Transvaal. But it was only after the Sand River Convention (1852) and the Bloemfontein Convention (1854) that …

… once again played an important role not only within South Africa but as part of the banned ANC operating from outside … movement increased in significance when the Black People's Convention (BPC) was established in 1972. A number of women, … also increased international condemnation of the regime. All the black consciousness organisations were banned in …

… goes to those who are in attendance this evening. As we all know this Massacre of our people by the apartheid regime … or any of the other Massacres of African people in South Africa. This clearly pointed to an apartheid state that had … called South Africa. In 1909 in an All White National Convention, both the British and the Boers agreed that a …

… after completion went to further his education in South Africa at Tiger Kloof, Vyrburg, matriculating in 1944. He … telegraph operator. However in 1948, he returned to South Africa where he found work at the Crown Mines in Johannesburg … Macheng on 7 July 1960. On 9 August 1960, Mpho left South Africa for Botswana after he was forced to do so by prison …

… home. His mother was born in England and came to South Africa after the Second World War and married and settled … degree Hartman spent a year travelling around South Africa on his bicycle and taking photographs which he later … of the conditions in which black people in South Africa lived under apartheid, and his conviction that he …

… of their parents, Pheko and his brother came to South Africa to live with their aunt, E.M. Moerane. In 1960, Pheko … anti-apartheid activities, Pheko was imprisoned in South Africa.  After his release he left the country and went into … freedom) Development Association which is based in South Africa. It is a trust that promotes and publishes research …

… negotiating team at Congress for a Democratic South Africa (CODESA) in 1991. After the dismantling of apartheid, … served as Deputy Minister of Communications of South Africa. As Minister of Communications, Padayachie as was well … the moribund SABC and public broadcasting in South Africa, dealing with dilapidating parastatals such as Sentech …

… run mainly by members of the Communist Party of South Africa (CPSA). When Bantu Education was introduced, … meet at [Jack Simons’] house every Sunday to discuss South Africa. In fact, almost everything that I had learned for my … book was The Political Economy of Race and Class in South Africa (1979), which despite being banned in SA, was an …

… photographers, Paul Alberts and Ray Hartman entitled South Africa: Who Cares? At the Second Carnegie Inquiry into Poverty and Development in South Africa, Berman’s photographic essay, included in the book, South Africa: The Cordoned Heart (1986), (which was a part of the …

… his lack of matriculation and by the laws governing South Africa at that time. In terms of these laws Cole was defined … at the Institute, his idea of recording apartheid in South Africa was nurtured. After Drum , he moved on to the Bantu … World and the Sunday Express . Cole was therefore South Africa’s first black freelance photographer. Cole managed to …