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… Kajee His Work for the Southern African Indian Community by C. H. Calpin An early photograph of " A.I."with C.F. … which no Hindu maiden is properly dressed. These lay side by side with the rich red beans of the 'Kaffirboom' and beads, …

… evangelist in the Zoutpansberg without once being visited by a white missionary”. It was during this time that Makgatho … of the General Act of the Conference of Berlin in 1885 by Britain, Germany, Belgium, France, Italy, the Netherlands, … brought on new challenges. Whereas the 1880s were marked by attempts within the Pedi polity to come to terms with the …

… stability of the Zulu nation. Ndlela was tortured to death by Dingane for his inaction. After Mpande learned in 1838 … of Blood River on 16 December 1838 , 470 Voortrekkers, led by  Andries Pretorius , defeated an estimated 10,000 Zulu … north in the Hlatikhulu Forest. Mpande was installed by Pretorius as King of the Zulu, and the southern part of …

… African photographer Nigel Samuels in Johannesburg and by 1980 they had left the country to get married in newly … in Harare. Partridge participated with Afrapix by sending in her work for the Staffrider exhibitions. … 2006 some of her images were published in the book Women by women: 50 Years' of Women's Photography in South Africa …

… became politicised. After passed Standard 6, he was sent by his father to Mariazel in the Transkei, near the border of … Matanzima for the first time in my life when he arrived by a car [at the university], driven of course by a driver and surrounded by his security. I was very near …

… in Brooklyn, Pretoria- South Africa . Founded in 1901 by The Hon. Lord Milner . Its academic performance places it … 300 boarders, from South Africa and beyond, managed by about a 100 full-time staff. Its neoclassical red-brick … comprised about one hundred acres running partly up the side of a ridge. It had previously been used for a British …

… of slaves “developed a ‘world’ of their own, shaped by common cultural traditions, religious beliefs and … of a uniform slave culture or society was further affected by the inability of the slave population to effectively … and wheat- with the keeping of cattle and sheep on the side. Each year, the slaves were involved in the cutting and …

… Colony in the Great Trek. He was considered a model leader by the Afrikaners. Early life Brand was born in Cape Town on … which had become independent in 1854. Brand was confronted by three main issues during his presidency: Firstly, the … whites considered OFS land, and showing his seriousness by stationing a border force in the area. The Sotho …

… in Grahamstown. When he was twelve his father was killed by an elephant in the Addo bush and he was obliged to seek … said to have helped Dick King and his servant, Ndongeni, by ferrying them across the bay in order that they might ride … sympathies. In 1845 he was given some unappropriated land by the British government in appreciation for his services. …

… From the book:  Freedom In Our Life Time by Anton Muziwakhe Lembede 1. A. M. LEMBEDE, "The Importance … economic activities are largely relevant to the material side of our lives whilst religious activities are largely relevant to the spiritual side. Economic conditions in Bantu rural communities: …

… enjoyed the music to some extent, Kippie felt discouraged by the minimum interest shown by the audience. This, and other personal problems resulted … has made a great name for himself in the jazz industry by playing with other great South African jazz musicians such …

… was in steady decline due to heavy-handed interventions by the Comintern.He and James La Guma had agreed to back the controversial Native Republic doctrine handed down by Moscow,but despite embracing party orthodoxy,Gomas was … European United Front but it too fractured and witherde by 1938,by which time Gomas had been re-admitted to the CPSA. …

… a school boycott after discovering the expulsion of Goniwe by the Department of Education and Training (DET). Goniwe’s … the Provincial Hospital in Cradock was summarily dismissed by the Matron and the Superintendent. Subsequent to her … Calata and his friends. He was monitored, followed by vehicles and his home was visited by the head of the …

… A Documentary History of Indian South Africans edited by Surendra Bhana and Bridglal Pachai In January 1949 a … why the senseless massacre of the poor Indians living side by side with the Africans on the perimeter of the city? Why the …

… in the town of Verulam, a region predominantly inhabited by Zulus and Indians, in what was then Natal province (now … introduced to the Black literary magazine, The Classic by Omar Badsha. The Classic , had been launched in 1963 by Nat Nakasa as an outlet for Black literature, and was the …

… He developed an interest in politics at a young age and by the age of 16, became a member of the African National … Sipho Bhila, were also acquitted but later executed by the apartheid security branch.Nxiweni was thrown off a … Zondo was hanged after being sentenced to death five times by Justice Ramon Leon, the father of former Democratic …

… The early records that were kept by the Black Sash and South Africa Institute of Race … 1966.An inquest into his death found that he had died by 'suicide by hanging'. However on 29th March 1983 the minister of law … Behind Closed Doors. By Shireen Motala .South African Institute Race …

… at a rock shelter in the cliffs indicate habitation by man 15 000 years ago. Elands Bay Cave is a rock art site … across. You cross the Witterivier and head up the opposite side, for an easy walk along a meandering contour above the … more: taking the right split will lead one straight up the side of the mountain slope via the Mountain Club of SA route …

… Elizabeth’s well-known residential suburbs. It is flanked by Cape Road (which is part of the N2 motorway, extending … significance or attraction for visitors. On the north side of the fort lies the grave of Captain Francis Evatt, … Donkin Reserve - the Donkin street houses run along the side of the reserve - whilst the library building, a gorgeous …

… of the matter seems to be that he was unanimously chosen by a national meeting of the Thembu people (September 1929) … refused to present him for circumcision. Backed once again by the full Thembu council, Sabata took the matter to court … Thembuland', an administrative division set up in 1865 by the Colonial authorities on land confiscated from hostile …

… witnessed a humiliating treatment meted out to his brother by prison warders. His brother was doing time in jail for a … transition from a poet to a politician was precipitated by  Gibson Kente  Drama play called “ How Long ”. He was also inspired by Sam Mahangwane and  Thami Mnyele His ambitions to become a …

… and took up teaching in the Transvaal. Strongly influenced by the nationalist views of  Anton Lembede  and  A. P. Mda , … a gathering place for partisans of the Africanist faction. By 1954, Leballo had seized leadership of the Youth League in … Throughout a series of expulsions and reinstatements by the ANC, he retained his hold in Orlando and carried many …

… Nyaniso.  Matthew’s political views had been influenced by the Rev Canon James Calata (a founder member and former … 1960 Jacques left to join the ANC in Maseru. He was killed by the Rhodesian security forces  in the Wankie-Sipolilo … and communism. The group’s activities were betrayed by a student from Fort Hare, and Goniwe was arrested on 19 …

… that they have been able to come... Perhaps I could start by asking Mr. Oliver Tambo if he would describe to us the … the victims of violence, there has been bloodshed on our side all the time. Now, this question of black versus black … It is not really, it is conflict between, on the one side, the victims of the apartheid system and the forces that …

… support base the Ambundu people and was largely supported by other African countries, Cuba and the Soviet Union. The … developing into a nationalist movement supported by the government of Zaire and (initially) the People’s … UNITA in 1987 which resulted in a stalemate as neither side was able to gain the upper hand, and war engulfed the …

… toured South Africa until 1881, when they were interrupted by the siege of Pretoria during the First Anglo-Boer War. The two, who had been joined by the Pole Checheffski in Port Elizabeth, arrived in … of 500, was published with Du Val as editor, assisted by Charles W. Deecker. The paper was distributed thrice …

… that, were regular and random visits to her uncle’s place by the Special Branch questioning Nokuthula’s whereabouts and … real name was Norman Khoza but commonly known as 'Scotch'. By this time, Scotch had infiltrated MK and was sent on a … district of the North West Province where she was tortured by numerous police operatives until she died. In 1985, after …

… to the Dutch (he was known as Harry/Herry first by the English and then by the Dutch). A young Krotoa, of about 10 or 11 years old, was taken in by Jan van Riebeeck during the first few days of Dutch … 'Islands' by Dan Sleigh (Secker and Warburg, 2004) "Translated from the …

… Cole therefore went to search for a job, but was hindered by his lack of matriculation and by the laws governing South Africa at that time. In terms of … of Bondage’ book cover. A series of photographic essays by Ernest Cole. Random House publishers. Source: amazon.com …

… called Ejersa Gora on 23 July 1892. His birth name given by his parents was Lij Tafari Makonnen. He was the only … the Queen of Sheba. He was raised a Christian and educated by private European tutors. His father passed on in 1906 and … he led Ethiopia into the League of Nations in 1923 and by travelling to Europe, a first for an Ethiopian ruler in …