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… structures in the wake of the Rivonia setbacks and the all-round preparations for the launching of armed actions … centres on discussions to rebuild the Party inside South Africa and to reintegrate Party members abroad into … status to all captured combatants according to the Geneva Convention. …

… and is listed by the Office of the Special Adviser on Africa in the United Nations (UN) directory of Non … shortly after the first democratic elections in South Africa, she formed part of the South African women’s … for the achievement of equality and freedom in South Africa. She is among the few women who defied the gender …

… that opposed the British government policy regarding South Africa. Hobhouse was a humanitarian and pacifist who came to visit South Africa in December 1900, during the  Anglo Boer War . … protested against the actions of the British army in South Africa. Three months later she founded the South African …

… Born in Lancashire in 1934 Ian Berry moved to South Africa in 1952. Roger Madden, a South African photographer … to make his living as a freelancer, travelling around Africa. He contacted Camera Press in London, who displayed … financial constraints Berry was forced to return to South Africa and took a position with the Rand Daily Mail. Here, …

… study Drama at the Trinity College. She returned to South Africa and started writing art reviews for Newscheck, a local … she made the decision to write Art and Artists of South Africa. She sent a selection of these lectures in manuscript … made the plan to produce the book Art and Artists of South Africa, by visiting artists across the country, travelling …

… Makgalemele, former Miss Soweto and Miss Black South Africa, was crowned Miss SA in 1994. The event is memorable … of Venda that her mother entered her for the Miss South Africa pageant. The title, Miss South Africa, created a number of opportunities for Kumalo. Before …

… Force at the outbreak of World War II and served in North Africa and Italy as an aerial photographer, having developed … member of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of South Africa, (now the SA College of Medicine), and secretary of … the Bensusan Museum and Library of Photography at Museum Africa in Newtown, Johannesburg, Gauteng. In 1954, he founded …

… and communications missions throughout South Africa, looking for potential targets, among other things, the strategic coal export/oil import lines, South Africa Defence Force and police targets, and a Renamo … during her incarceration. While in prison in South Africa, she was bestowed with the European Woman of the Year …

… was born in Soweto and, during her teens, she toured South Africa and then England with the musical  King Kong . She returned to South Africa at the end of the tour but was soon forced into exile … with Letta in the leading role. On their return to South Africa, Letta and Caiphus performed in the Unity '91 Festival …

… law and was called to the Side Bar, and returned to South Africa a Barrister-at-law of the Lincoln Inn. He was admitted as a solicitor of the Supreme Court of South Africa. He is third African Barrister in South Africa. Mr. Montsioa commenced his practice at Pietersburg, …

… court in Johannesburg calling for the release of all detainees. It quoted him as proclaiming: “I feel proud to …

… consider that the universal use of language in South Africa makes a clear distinction between the two, and I have … Africans ­ an interpretation that will be accepted by all impartial men. The Boers, however, now wish to include … to accept their definition. 1­ Article 14 of the London Convention of 1884 gives all British subjects, other than …

… later years to struggle for freedom and justice in South Africa. Between 1908 and 1909, constitutional discussions … four provinces attended the South African Native National Convention (SANNC) in Waaihoek, Bloemfontein, to propose ways … was the first joint meeting of Black representatives from all four self-governing British colonies and indicated that …

… Zimbabwe to lessen economic dependence on apartheid South Africa. 1981 BCP sympathiser Benjamin Masilo is attacked in … in ruins as looters ransack stores and fires break out all over the city. The Multiparty Interim Political Authority … on May 30. King Letsie III appoints the All Basotho Convention’s Thomas Thabane as prime minister on June 7, and …

… Muslim community. His grandparents immigrated to South Africa from India in the first decade following the formation of the Union of South Africa in 1910 . His father, Ebrahim Badsha, was a shop … same year, he entered a small woodcut in the Arts South Africa Today exhibition, which was awarded the Sir Basil …

… research into the lives of African artists in South Africa. When the late Sipho Sepamla  invited her in 1986 to … Mancoba  (1904-2002) of whom art historians in South Africa were unaware at the time, led to extensive travels in … with information. She did extensive fieldwork in Southern Africa: in Botswana, Limpopo (1994), KwaZulu-Natal (1994) and …

… of MK’s Natal underground. In July 1962 Mtshali left South Africa and went into exile to join uMkhonto weSizwe (MK) in … the Soviet Union. Mtshali then went to work as the South Africa trade union representative at the World Federation of … worked with the trade unions in Anglophone and Francophone Africa, Argentina and the Philippines.Mtshali and about 40 …

… campus, a, post that he held until his return to South Africa in 1992.He also worked closely with leading ANC … as a Cultural Advisor to Unesco. In 1993 Unesco made him Africa's poet laureate and he was named South Africa's Poet Laureate in March 2005.  Inspired by the …

… four months of the Soweto revolt 160 African communities all over the country were involved in resistance. It was … appears in Soweto schools. 4 March, The Black People's Convention, the South African Students Organisation and the … declared that a further acquisition of arms by South Africa would be a threat to international peace. An …

… Makhaya was born on 6 December 1943 in Johannesburg, South Africa.  Makhaya obtained a BA Honours degree specialising in … Cuba. He served in this position until he joined the South Africa Foreign Affairs on 1 August 1994, after which he was … daughter and a son. His body was flown from Cuba to South Africa on 19 November 2000 accompanied by his brother. The …

… was born in Budapest, Hungary, 1902. He emigrated to South Africa from Hungary in 1931. After his training at the … and Italy. Although he exhibited frequently in South Africa, as well as in New York, Paris, Milan, Israel and … during the desert campaign against the Germans in North Africa. After the war he continued running such therapy …

… Exhibitions 1982–2003: Eleven solo Exhibitions in South Africa (Cape Town, Johannesburg, Port Elizabeth, Grahamstown … in approximately thirty group exhibitions in South Africa (Cape Town, Stellenbosch, Johannesburg, Grahamstown, … of the Western Cape, Bellville; University of South Africa Art Gallery, Pretoria; Department of National …

… At the age of nineteen, in 1931, Heymann arrived in South Africa. In 1935, he became an executive member of the Native … Union and in 1936, he joined the Communist Party of South Africa (CPSA). He was also a member of the Jewish Workers … was arrested on 10 September 1965, making him South Africa’s first 180 day detainee. It was not his first …

… born in Beckenham, London. The family emigrated to South Africa in 1927. She obtained a BA(FA) in 1950 from UN(P). From 1941 to 1950 she taught at schools in South Africa and from 1951-1952 at the L.C.C. schools in London. On her return to South Africa in 1953 she taught art at the Umpumulo Training …

… helping with the setting up of safe-houses inside South Africa and with arranging the smuggling of documents into South Africa. She also made contact with people inside Europe where … and in her personal capacity. In 1990 she visited South Africa for the first time. …

… The Johannesburg branch of the Communist Party of South Africa, the African National Congress (ANC) and the Transvaal … Congress (TIC) jointly organised a 'Defend Free Speech Convention', attracting 10 000 people to Market Square. The … , W. Sisulu and other Defiance Campaign leaders, 21 in all, started in a Johannesburg magistrates' court, before …

… - 1902, 29 - 31 August 2000, Durban, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa … - 1902, 29 - 31 August 2000, Durban, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa …

… on his idol, Muhammad Ali. According to reports, he won all but one of his 42 amateur bouts. He became known as … for Mitchell. Chip Wilson, the boxing writer for Africa Today, agreed with Buqwana's score and felt Morake … of punches in the eleventh round. Getting up, Morake used all his ring craft and experience to stay avoid Mitchell. …

… in 1961; his work was shown on the 1963 Art - South Africa - Today exhibition at the DAG. He was on the Organising Committee of the 1963 and 1965 Art - South Africa - Today Exhibitions. He exhibited in group shows in South Africa and Lesotho and in 1962 he was the first black artist …

… He was the author of Verwoerd (Pelican, 1967) and South Africa: a political and economic history (Pall Mall, 1966), … and articles on political and trade union affairs in South Africa. The liberal press described Hepple as a 'brilliant … of the House for the battle he waged on behalf of South Africa's workers, white and black' (Rand Daily Mail, 15 March …