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… millions of rands as a result of the people not going to work. Thus they thought of immediately breaking the … us your children as he has done already. Vorster and his gangsters have already claimed that last week's shootings … to instigate you to murder your own children- let him do his dirty and murderous job without making you a scapegoat. …

… was born on December 12, 1942 in Flagstaff, Transkei. His father. a migrant worker, ‘coughed out’ the harshness of his life onto his children. He died after his drink was … the forests. In 1964 he caught a train for Carltonville to work as a plumber. This trade took him to Durban, where, “fed …

… class and working class Focus is on the individual and his/her own progress in life Communism System of government … ideology of communism People need one another When people work together as equals, they achieve greater things No-one … Serf : A medieval farm worker who belonged to his landlord and could not leave the land he worked on. The …

… place, near or far, the better to be able to continue to work for our liberation. We salute the Founding Fathers of … did 75 years ago, to confront the iniquitous system of apartheid colonial and racist domination, in unity. This … a towering giant of the African Revolution. He dedicated his life to our own liberation. His ideas and his deeds are a …

… (1994-1999); is born in Stanger, Natal (now Kwa-Dukuza). His resistance against apartheid began in 1952 when he organized a school boycott in his area. This was in support of the Defiance Campaign of …

… by adding my voice to the many salutations directed to His Excellency, Ban Ki-Moon for being elected as the … Excellency, a fruitful tenure, trusting that through your work the poor of the world would have good reason to increase … emerged from more than three centuries of colonialism and apartheid, we inherited two inter-linked economies that we …

… Hathorn was detained in Durban Central Prison in 1960, for his role in the struggle. Recorded below is an extract from … during the Sharpeville Massacre, from "The Tragedy of Apartheid" (Norman Phillips, George Allen & Unwin, 1961). … date. He was an excellent clinician, very dedicated to his work, and I enjoyed the sessions I spent with him. Margaret …

… was one of Nelson Mandela’s favourite restaurants before his incarceration in jail. Kapitan Balcony Hotel closed in … the Divine Life Society to do community and religious work. G.C. Kapitan Vegetarian Restaurant Ganda Chagan Kapitan … religious grounds was encouraged because it reinforced apartheid ideology. As Leo Kuper aptly points out, …

… in South Africa were brought as indentured labourers to work on the Transvaal gold mines. Within a few days, on 11 … Smuts did not repeal the Black Act as he had promised. His breaking of the agreement angered the Indian community …

… Ambassador A person who officially represents his or her government in another country. Banish Send someone … A group of families with a common forefather. Collage A work of art in which a lot of pictures or objects are glued …

… after passing the Bar 1893 He travels to South Africa to work under a year-long contract with Dada Abdulla & Co., an … He organizes an Indian ambulance corps of 1100 men during his service in the Boer War 1906 He organizes …

… if only they would be patient and go quietly on with the work in the old conditions. By the time the Commission … cross examining and contradicting witnesses, found his starring role eclipsed by the deep and detailed evidence … in the strike... The Deputy Commissioner of Police had at his disposal 1,600 men to deal with the situation... In an …

… project is trying to do, is it to look at the role of anti-apartheid NGOs within South Africa and how they had an … was something that appealed very much to me. I, Lorraine (his wife) and I talked about it afterwards and then the … The LRC position was, although it was engaged in activist work, it took an apolitical stand - in it’s organizational …

… churches in large numbers. From 1850 the Methods were at work in the Orange Free State, while from 1860 German … 1946. The dominance of 'mission' churches of European and American origin also remains striking - despite the … frontier chief sympathetic to Christianity pressure from his people, who refused to countenance his enforce monogamy, …

… priest all rolled into one. The Pharaoh, screening much of his work and status in a kind of confusing mystery, centralized … of the pharaohs and bureaucrats were exempt from manual work and succeeded to their parent's position automatically. …

… Langa, a township near Cape Town. She was named after the American country singer Brenda Lee. The daughter of a …

… of institutions through re-structuring and mergers in Post-Apartheid South Africa, historically White and Non-White … in the Gauteng Region, South Africa. This timeline is a work in progress and is subject to edits and updates. … process. He, instead, sends a task team led by his special adviser, Gwebindaba Qonde, to intervene as the …

… which stated that the indentured Indians were to work for the Natal colonial government on Natal's sugar … the few journalists to denounce the system of indenture, his work provides us with a dynamic account of the miseries of the indentured Indian in Natal, to read his report click here . The Anglo-Zulu wars In the 1870s …

… especially its more aggressive form, White baaskap and apartheid. It is in the economic sphere that this disastrous … and domineering manner in which the police often do their work among Africans results in unfortunate clashes between … the gregarious nature of man enables him to flourish to his best in association with others who cherish lofty ideals. …

… 70 % of the workers heeded the call to stay away from work, with schools deserted as students gathered at different … the end of August 1976 through to the end of the year. His immediate challenge was to keep up the momentum and organise further campaigns to undermine the apartheid government’s authority. He began by addressing mass …

… in the years 1973 to 1975 and 1985 to 1986. Msimang's work particularly from the late 1960s is known for recording … in a cartoon-like style. Msimang exhibited widely and his work is represented in numerous corporate collections … of times at the UZ Festival of African Art. Msimang makes his livelihood from the sale of his artwork. …

… we found the way to peace and democracy. We knew that apartheid had devastated our society and that it would be no … people into the acceptance of which Adam Small speaks in his poem: "Die Here het geskommel en die dice het verkeerd … in popularising this manifesto of our democracy, in our work-places;in our schools and universities;in our …

… we found the way to peace and democracy. We knew that apartheid had devastated our society and that it would be no … people into the acceptance of which Adam Small speaks in his poem: "Die Here het geskommel en die dice het verkeerd … in popularising this manifesto of our democracy, in our work-places;in our schools and universities;in our …

… Zuma is released from Robben Island after serving his sentence. Zuma marries Sizakele Khumalo. 1974 Zuma … Izinduna to discuss remunerations and recognition for the work they do. 4 – Outgoing ANC chief whip Stone Sizani claims … that he is not afraid of jail as he had been to jail under Apartheid. 9 – Zuma congratulates Donald Trump on his …

… found himself, not a slave, but a pariah in the land of his birth.” (Morris: 2004). As a result of this Act, the … was not enough land for everyone. Africans were forced to work for wages on white farms or in the mines or factories.   … confident, member of council and senior counsellor to his cousin Thembu king Dalindyebo and later Dalinyebo's son …

… The United Nations (UN) Committee on the Policy of Apartheid of the Government of South Africa (Special … permission and was released on bail of R10 000. On his return, he was again arrested and the case against him and his co-accused, thirteen other persons also charged with …

… and a philanthropist who founded the Standard American Oil Company. Rockefeller family is one of the …

… At the age of 21, he came to South Africa and started his ministry in Namaqualand. In May 1821 he and his wife Mary, an indispensible helpmate, carried on their mission work in the neighbourhood of Kuruman. The Moffats returned to …

… Lapsley became involved in politics as he felt it was his duty to speak out against the injustices of the Apartheid regime. In 1976,  the Apartheid government exiled Father Lapsley for his affiliation to the African National Congress (ANC) as …

… country, even as guests, emphasises the iniquity of the apartheid system which we are all determined to abolished … passionate sermons which proclaimed that God made Man in his image. We had absorbed and were moved by school lessons … as we battle on to end the apartheid system but also as we work to build a happy, peaceful and prosperous future for all …