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… E de Beer. At the end of the inquest on 22 February 1989, the Magistrate found that the four had been killed by …

… Stofile was released by the Ciskei authorities in 1989, in an uncharacteristic gesture of goodwill, after …

… for a Democratic Alternative for South Africa (IDASA) in 1989; senior researcher and co-ordinator of the Project on …

… Congress Resister 1983 - 1989 …

… forms of governmental repression. He held the post until 1989. In January 1983, Boesak's call for a united front … the trial was designed to crush. On 13 September 1989, Boesak, Archbishop Desmond Tutu, and Gordon Oliver, the …

… able to escape with Murphy Morobe and Vusi Khanyile. In 1989 Moosa was again detained, and then placed under house …

… come. Other early works such as The death of township art (1989) address the loss of innocence that came with political …

… by South Africa's unjust apartheid laws. In December 1989, she testified in mitigation for eleven United … Allan Boesak . She was responsible for the script of the 1989 BBC film, Frontiers, and for four of the seven …

… she was nominated for the Star Woman of the Year Award. In 1989, she co-authored Ways of Seeing, Ways of Buying: Images …

… Awards and Staffrider Award for "Initiation" series. 1989: Staffrider Award for "Voelvry" series on alternative, …

… She joined the group exhibition “Taking Sides” in 1989, and took part in other Staffrider exhibitions. In 2014 … Inc., New York City, NY 1990 – Malibongwe – Netherlands 1989 – Radda Barnen – Sweden 1987 – Taking Sides in South … Vukhani Makhozikazi (1985) Beyond the Barricades (1989) Women by Women: '50 Years of Women's Photography in …

… in Sue William's book,  Resistance Art in South Africa (1989) In 2016, Paul Grendon participated in an exhibition … African National Gallery permanent collection. 1980 - 1989 “Dis Ons Land, Maar Nie Ons Land Nie” touring …

… father, our brother’ (Crescents Cricket Club Statement, 1989). Azapo Asvat’s ideological commitment to Black … be an educational matter. It is political’ (Mathiane 1986, 1989). The boycotts descended into violence on the part of … for them, give them shelter.’ (Asvat Memorial Service, 1989) As his work with the PEC indicates, Asvat was …

… region and later became its General Secretary from 1989 until the unbanning of political parties in 1990 when … detained without trial for four years from 1985 to 1989 after the declaration of the State of Emergency by the …

… Total strategy 1948-1989: A statistical summary …

… of Judges for the Commonwealth Literature Prize for Africa 1989 ·         Member of the South African Academy of …

… bail and acquittal the following year in April. In July 1989 he travelled to Lusaka, Zambia, and had discussions with …

… Karoo 1980 Die uur van die Idiote 1987 Soms op ’n reis 1989 Nag van die clown 1994 Plaaswinkel naby oral … heruitgegee in 1980, 1985, 2004, 2012)  1989 Steekbaard (samesteller)  1989 Op die wyse van die taal (mede-redakteur)  1996 Eeu: …

… Durban 1988  Dr Makin Muhammad Makin [Rwanda] Cape Town 1989  Dr Gamal Badawi [Canada]  Roshnee 1990 Dr Ahmed El-Kadi … * Juma Masjid School hall in Durban for 'street people' [1989] * Glendale near Stanger [1990] * Crossroads Squatter … 1986 210 113 - 54% 1987 212 87 -41% 1988 157 79-50% 1989 255 103-45% 1990 191 100-52% 1991 206 85 -45% It costs …

… of the Military Council of Transkei. Between 1988 and 1989, his government unbanned approximately 33 organisations … in no less than six provincial legislatures. Since 1989, Holomisa has addressed forums around the world, …

… Committee and its political-military council. In June 1989, the SACP congress adopted a new programme of action to …