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… where he was arrested after attempting to cross to South Africa. After his release in Botswana Dlamini moved to … machinery that infiltrated trained guerrillas into South Africa between 1977 and 1990. Dlamini returned to South Africa in 1994 and was part of MK that was integrated into …

… the British magazine Music Week. Margaret, known as “Lady Africa” in Southern Africa, suffered from bad heath in 1980, but despite this … during this time include Nothing to fear and Music for Africa . The wheelchair bound Margaret died in 2000, after a …

… that they both joined the Communist Party of South Africa (CPSA) and both got elected as Distric Committee in 1941. In 1942 Bernstein enrol in the South Africa artillery and served in Italy during World War Two.In … Mahlangu College in Tanzania.In 1994 he returned to South Africa for Nelson Mandela inauguration as president and then …

… two sons, Niels and Jan. Bouws contributed to the South Africa programme for the Dutch Broadcast Corporation and this … its music. In 1960, Bouws and his wife immigrated to South Africa and he was appointed lecturer at the University of … und Gegenwart and the Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa. He also published many articles on music history and …

… He covered the first democratic elections across South Africa in 1994. He has documented genocide in Rwanda, street … The following year, on of Jason's picture essays won South Africa's Fuji Press Award. His most recent accolade was a … in an ambitious photograph 'event' A Day in the Life of Africa. A selection of the images would appear in a book of …

… already informed you that we had hoped that this inaugural Convention of the Africanists would be opened by Dr. Kamuzu … Race in general and the so-called racial question in South Africa. Finally, I hope to outline briefly our ultimate … in the fields of medicine, chemistry and physics-all these, mean that man is well on the way to establishing …

… could leave the country secretly. In post-apartheid South Africa, Mkhize has continued to serve her community. From … to the fight for workers’ rights as well as equality for all citizens. Mkhize devoted herself to the advancement of …

… He worked as a trade unionist and came to South Africa in 1973. His wife was detained during the same period … with the ANC to instigate violent revolution in South Africa, aiding ‘terrorists’, distributing ANC pamphlets in …

… working mainly in and around the Karoo area in South Africa. He contributed to the Staffrider exhibition of 1985.  His photographs included in South Africa: The Cordoned Heart focus on the “Coloured population” …

… exhibition in Berlin in 1919. On her return to South Africa, equipped with influences from German expressionism … prize followed by the Oppenheimer award on “Art in South Africa” in 1963. She was also awarded a medal of honour for … one of the most important artists to be produced by South Africa, her work can be seen in major South African embassies …

… at the high school they were attending at the time. All three of them were arrested later that year and sent to …

… already informed you that we had hoped that this inaugural Convention of the Africanists would be opened by Dr. Kamuzu … Race in general and the so-called racial question in South Africa. Finally, I hope to outline briefly our ultimate … sacrilege even to attempt to solve. However, in spite of all these rapid advances in the material and physical world, …

… following the signing of the Nkomati Accord between South Africa and Mozambique. The ANC appointed him the deputy … He held this position until 1991 when he returned to South Africa to attend the first ANC conference inside South Africa since 1961. The conference was held at the University …

… spelled his surname as Yuter before arriving in South Africa. Yutar was South Africa’s first Jewish Attorney-General. As a young man, his … however, were not welcome in the higher echelons of South Africa's civil service, and Yutar settled for a job tracing …

… and obtained a BSc in 1908. In 1913 she returned to South Africa, and four years later returned to England to study at … from the University of London. She then returned to South Africa where she lectured at various universities and carried …

… Carnegie Inquiry into Poverty and Development in Southern Africa. Later that year he started Afrascope, an … of the modern San living in Namibia, Botswana and South Africa resulted in a number of exhibitions locally and … the Ernest Cole Award for creative photography in southern Africa. Awards Mother Jones Award (essay on the fishing …

… self-confidence that some mistook for arrogance, and above all an extremely hard worker." Njongwe established his …

… as a South African who shall be remembered and admired for all time. Pemba, was also a writer of note, and penned at …

… in the 10th round in Hammanskraal. On 19 July 1997 against all odds, Matlala defeated Michael Carbajal in Las Vegas, USA …

… also wrote think pieces for the radical Cape Town journal Africa South. The "lies" he was said to have perpetrated … Uys as "probably the most unscrupulous liar in South Africa and a self-confessed traitor," the South African … enormous influence on public opinion on the evils of South Africa’s racial system, in the Johannesburg Sunday Times and …

… argued strongly for Christian social justice in South Africa. He later returned to the university and enrolled as a … important record of popular campaigns for justice in South Africa and have rightly become internationally recognised. … Beyond the Barricades: Popular Resistance in South Africa in the 1980s,  Aperture, 1989 Work featured …

… of the Volksraad, which had approved the Sand River Convention. The meeting lasted for five days, and other … enforcing a conscription policy that made it mandatory for all adult men to serve in the military. Records of state … book The Hollander Afrikaners and their Republic in South Africa , published in Amsterdam in 1854, describes the …

… work and stained glass. In 1986 she returned to South Africa. She then settled in Europe where she died. She … in numerous group exhibitions from 1949 in South Africa and Italy and held a number of one-person exhibitions, …

… Message from the President of the Republic of South Africa, Thabo Mbeki, on the Start of the 16 Days of No …

… was born on 7 June 1941 and grew up in Cape Town, South Africa.  However, he was more commonly known as Cecil … Gelata used the name Cecil Barnard until he left South Africa in 1961. He legally changed his name to Hotep Idris … quite drastically. By the turn of the 1960s, South Africa had institutionalised apartheid and instituted martial …

… fellowship to study at Harvard University, and left South Africa on an exit permit. Nkosi has since worked as an editor … and William “Bloke” Modisane for the film Come Back, Africa in 1960. Nkosi lived in various countries, including … Selections (1983) The Transplanted Heart: Essays on South Africa (1975) Tasks and Masks: Themes and Styles of African …

… organiser of the Picture Essay Documentary Award in South Africa. He documented widely in South Africa. Whilst lecturing at the Vaal Triangle Technikon, he … role-player in digital photography education in South Africa. With their unique turn key digital solution, they …

… the first women graduate with a PhD in East and Central Africa. [v] Maathai chaired the Department of Veterinary … played a significant role in co-chairing its Jubilee 2000 Africa Campaign. [xvi] The main purpose of the Campaign … states before reaching 2000. [xvii] The Jubilee 2000 Africa Campaign discourages land grabbing and acquisitive …

… Call to the Conference of the All-African Convention. …

… the age of 14 he decided to undertake a journey to South Africa and arrived in Cape Town in 1876 after a harrowing … with his customers. Two years after his arrival in South Africa Joosub returned to Ranavav and in 1879 married Mariam, … but returned to Pretoria alone. Mariam never saw South Africa and passed away in India in1900 after which Joosub …