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… would not obstruct changes in the country's traditional work patterns. The move to support changes to Black labour … caucus replacing assassinated Dr H F Verwoerd. His regime was not without problems as in the first few years … Vorster built on the National Party's policy programme but his programme was more liberal than his predecessor as he saw …

… Eastern Cape. He matriculated at Newell High School and his love for theatre led him to work with several drama groups in the New Brighton area where … plays, including SizweBansi is Dead – which launched his career in theatre locally and abroad. The play also won …

… was born on 2 November 1958 in Soweto, Johannesburg. His talent for athletics became apparent in his primary school years, which he spent at Isaacson Primary, … his career.  No longer able to run, he later found work as a second hand car dealer. He died in 2002 when he was …

… and the Kimberley Diamond Fields Ad'lertisergave. During his stay he found that an inoculation of bile from an … germ' and took the first step in vaccine therapy with his rinderpest inoculation. He received the Nobel Prize for his work in 1905. …

… passed that controlled and restricted Black movement and work. Seme, nephew of Chief Langalibalele Dube, was elected … Z.R. Mahabane. Subsequent to this, circulation figures for his newspaper Abantu Batho dropped, resulting in its closure. His effort to re-launch his political career with the 'All …

… to racial discrimination in South Africa. Though the apartheid government restricted his movements, Luthuli was granted special permission in 1961 to attend the award ceremony in Oslo, Norway. In his speech he said that he considered the award "a … [Accessed on 28 november 2013]| BBC 1961: Apartheid attacked at Nobel ceremony [online] Available at: …

… women, boys and girls were different. Men focused on metal work, women worked on the day to day activities and children … significant in the Stone Age. Examples include communal work parties during the ploughing season and lending new … often demanded tax which was paid to him for living under his protection. Roles of men, women and children Men and …

… Rugby Board as a result of the nation's continuation of apartheid policies. 1988 Danie Craven and Louis Luyt of the … away. The challenge lies with South Africans to honour his accomplishment of using rugby as a tool to unify the …

… a coherent explanation for the patronising reference to his inclusion on this year’s Poetry Africa bill. I suggest … only now am I being asked to participate?” As if answering his own query he suggests that some of those who would … can also render one out of mind and neither Gwala nor his work have been visible or on the public tongue for much of …

… author of the two - man play "The Blood knot" and his co-actor Zakes Mokae, 27, from Johannesburg arrived in … West End following "Singpost to Murder" by Monte Doyle. His first play was "No Good Friday" followed by his first … Blood Knot" which led to his passport being withdrawn by Apartheid government. …

… a full liquor license in 1983. In those dark days of Apartheid, the Rainbow played an important role in the … night before was banned. By 1994 Billy Mthembu had sold his shares in the business to Ben Pretorius and for Ben … it was a time to reflect on the past and decide on where his future would head. To help in that process he headed off …

… talks between minister of Foreign Affairs Pik Botha and his Botswana counterpart Gaositwe Chiepe. The government of … R25 million. A week earlier, during the conference, " Apartheid and Southern Africa: The West European response", … Conference (SADCC), claimed that South African apartheid was costing them R25 000 - million and R 3000 …

… an anxiety based on our knowledge of the dishonesty of the apartheid regime. Regrettably, subsequent events have … P.W. Botha declared that he would not hesitate to send his forces back into an independent Namibia, if Pretoria … asked for six months to remove apartheid and he went to his grave having reinforced the system. Now de Klerk says …

… an anxiety based on our knowledge of the dishonesty of the apartheid regime. Regrettably, subsequent events have … P.W. Botha declared that he would not hesitate to send his forces back into an independent Namibia, if Pretoria … asked for six months to remove apartheid and he went to his grave having reinforced the system. Now de Klerk says …

… to any form of dance as long as it was a new contemporary work. The first edition of the festival opened in February 1989 with fourteen choreographers presenting work. Between 1988 and 1989, the producers managed to attract … 1989:     The first Dance Umbrella festival presented work from fourteen choreographers. This included Robyn Orlin, …

… in various mining companies, one of which is Anglo American. …

… destroyed by the first atomic bombs used in warfare. The American government justified the use of the bombs by saying …

… is to look after the children while their parents are at work. All the earlier methods of education had one thing in … discourages the development of self-discipline. In his survey of our present knowledge of the socialization … control of its own behaviour by focussing attention on his intentions and on general principles of conduct" …

… Rhodesia (now Harare, Zimbabwe) to South African parents. His parents moved back to South Africa and settled in Port … and French ancestry, was classified as Coloured under apartheid laws. In the 1960’s he joined the Anti-Coloured … Games. He was arrested in 1964 and fled to Britain upon his release. He later returned to South Africa and was …

… at Vlakplaas . The unit carried out assassinations of anti-apartheid activists. Coetzee himself was the first commander … exposed the existence of the unit he once led. Fearing for his life, he fled to Zambia. When a package disguised as … As soon as he pressed play, after putting the earphones in his ears, there right earphone exploded. He died instantly, …

… June, Passed the London Matriculation examination on his second attempt. Later in the year, he met two … it impressed him immensely. Later, it became the book of his daily reading. Attended lectures by Dadabhai Naoroji, but … July 9, In Rajkot gets involved in plague prevention work August 11, Following protest meeting of whites in …

… speeches. Here are extracts from some of them FROM HIS ADDRESS to the conference of the Pan-African Freedom … house to house, beating up Africans and driving them to work. "Hence it is understandable why today many of our … weapons which have become less effective." --- FROM HIS ADDRESS to a Pretoria magistrate after his conviction for …

… President General of the African National Congress. His dark face was softly etched in the lamplight, … at that Evaton meeting that he said, "People ask me why I work with communists and my reply is that I have one enemy, … of refusal to compromise in any way with the evils of apartheid. Yusuf Dadoo, President of the South African Indian …

… At the Conference itself Dr. Xuma was conspicuous by his absence and it became necessary for the sponsors … the Non-Europeans, with the alarm of the people about Apartheid and the cry for unity on all sides, the conditions … how he shall live and where he shall live, where he shall work or what kind of work he shall do. The only liberty he …

… whose hobby became an occupation for the past 16 years. I work as a commercial photographer but decided to attempt to see more outside the parameters of my commercial work. I want to evolve so that I can see deeper, more clearly …

… The work is clearly a result of meticulous research and depends on extensive primary sources. It is a scholarly work, yet it prides itself in lucidity and avoids unnecessary …

… before a vote was to be taken, Arthur Chaskalson put up his hand.  He said that we were posing the wrong question. … die for the fulfilment of democracy. The campaign of the apartheid regime to discredit them by calling those in the … recognise the valuable role he played in relation to their work, cannot lay claim to things that Arthur is no longer in …

… and photographic essays from the mid-1960s to 2000s. His drawings are being shown for the first time alongside his documentary photographic essays for which he is … and a way of seeing that challenged the established apartheid tropes. In the words of Professor Ari Sitas, …

… in secret negotiations with the South African government. His denial came two months after a Member of Parliament … Federal Party, Dr. Frederik van Zyl Slabbert expressed his satisfaction with the outcome of discussions held with … Senegal in July, 1987 under strong opposition by the apartheid government. In an effort to reduce state …

… no pay" set by the Trust management, refused to return to work, their demands being clear and significant: (a) Payment … become a financial colossus in 1910, sixteen years after his arrival in South Africa, was the man to take up the task … not only as propaganda, 19 but as a good opportunity for American and English film companies to make huge and easy …