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… from the Natal Open. In the ensuing years, denied the right to play the game he loved, Sewgolum was said to be a …

… by taking part in the 1944-45 rallies of the Campaign for Right and Justice. In 1945 he was involved with the communist …

… him from 31st October 1976 to 1978, one that was effective right up to 1990. In total, Docrat was restricted for 28 …

… the rule of law must still operated. He decided to gather what evidence he could as fast as possible before the police … was killed in Cala. Both women gave graphic accounts of what had happened and Lungisile took pictures of the scene. … was based, and together they should let the world know what had happened. As Lungisile drove out on one road, he was …

… McLean, N. (2020). ‘L’ is for Lesbian, ‘G’ is for Gay: what does LGBTIAQ+ stand for anyway? [online], Available at: … w.iol.co.za/capeargus/opinion/l-is-for-lesbian-g-is-for-gay-what-does-lgbtiaq-stand-for-anyway-15873673 . (Accessed on 24 …

… trust’ of the League of Nations mandate for its rule of what was then South West Africa. When Scott left the United … and legal aid for those on trial and their families. What then followed became one of the major forces that helped …

… to Britain in 1965 where he settled. Joffe co-founded what became the Allied Dunbar life assurance group in 1970 … as “one of the most reliable sources for understanding what happened at that trial and how we came to live and see …

… novel, 2nd Class Taxi in 1958 , which was banned and What the World Owes Me by Mary Bowes in 1960. Most recently, …

… foregrounds where the divination objects silently predict what is to ensue. In Still-life with Sangoma’s bones and …

… was found dead in his home at Odendaalsrus near Welkom in what the ANC believed ,but never proven to be a case of …

… age of 21, he was appointed captain of the team. He was a right-handed batsman and was also a right-arm medium bowler. Whilst playing for the Free State, …

… , the first organization to initiate the programme of what would become the Black Consciousness Movement (BCM). … of ‘Black Consciousness’. And of course, they are quite right to attack it. Blacks cannot leave their case to be … while Fisher served as director. According to Schlemmer: “What Rick was saying, through the IIE, was, ‘Listen, these …

… 14 October 1922. She attended Trafalgar High school up to what was standard 8 in those days. Together with her twin …

… with the Sophiatown, or “Kofifi”, community is probably what led to Themba being labelled a “shebeen intellectual”. …

… for...It has taken me a long time to be able to look at what happened and try to come to terms with it. But now that … “But it was nothing, absolutely nothing, in comparison to what other people in South Africa and elsewhere have been … 1980, he visited some friends in London and they discussed what had happened. “We had talked about the events of that …

… for, urban Africans as it would deprive them of the right to live in the city. At the Non-European Conference of … nominee to conferences and that he did not have the right to speak for his followers. In reaction he stated that …

… with a homemade bomb deprived him of the sight in his right eye. At Rhodes University he continued to excel in …

… ecumenical Christian Institute) and others, and related what she saw. Joyce urged them to organise doctors who could … her, so there would have been little point in denying what they already knew. For instance, the police had already … tortured during her 18-month long detention, charged, in what came to be known as the “Trial of the 22” and …

… she said:  "I'm not a political singer”¦ I don't know what the word means. People think I consciously decided to tell the world what was happening in South Africa. No! I was singing about my life, and in South Africa we always sang about what was happening to us - especially the things that hurt …

… Baartman was born in 1789* at the Gamtoos river in what is now known as the Eastern Cape . She belonged to the … was only allowed that due to her insistence that she cover what was culturally sacred. She was nicknamed “Hottentot …

… of Music as he felt constrained and disconnected from what he was taught and what he experienced around the Cape Town music scene. During …

… nothing about. Her arrest had nothing to do with the ANC. “What I was arrested for had nothing to do with the ANC, but the police didn’t believe what I said and so they kept on torturing me. They also …

… of the subject. Siopis has had a longstanding interest in what she coins 'the poetics of vulnerability'. The … of the past into the now through collective memory are what appear as you submerge into the worlds Penny Siopis …

… and only major female poet to write in Xhosa , apart from what is revealed in her writings, almost all of which … political activity, if we may take literally the lines: 'What a fool I was sucking up to the whites! / Next thing I …