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… grounding. Laubscher’s early paintings were influenced by Post-Cubist trends and the School of Paris. His studies … author of Erik Laubscher: A Life in Art published in 2009 by SMAC Art Gallery to coincide with Laubscher’s … in Hout Bay, Western Cape, on 22 May 2013.He is survived by his wife Claude, son Pierre and daughters Michele Human …

… 1978 their first child, Katryn was born. She was followed by her bother Fritz in 1981.   Marius moved the family to … June 1984 , a letter bomb was delivered to the Schoon home by Craig Williamson. Williamson posed as a family friend. The … however he was not home at the time, so it was open by Jeanette. The bomb killed Jeanette and her daughter …

… she had taught. She farmed at Klapmuts, and was described by some journalists as "an English lady who has long resided … relatively academic, but she transgressed societal norms by wearing mens' clothes, a pith helmet, smoking a pipe and by riding alone into remote areas to paint. She worked, so …

… held an exhibition at the Maskew Miller Gallery, opened by Dr J.R. Derbyshire, Archbishop of Cape Town. Press reports … –25 Sep. 1944: 41st Annual Exh. of Contemp. SA Art, org. by SASA with other Societies, SANG, 25 Feb. 1946: 43rd Annual Exh. of Contemp. SA Art, arr. by SASA with NSA, MMG,5-23 Apr. 1947: SASA Members' Annual …

… of 10. Baden Powell and his brothers were encouraged by their mother to make their own fun. They learned about the … was encouraged to sit Army Exams, he surprised everyone by gaining 2nd place out of 700 candidates and has a result … Brownsea Island in Poole Harbour. In 1909 BP was knighted by King Edward VII for his outstanding military career and …

… Waterfall. The Town has been totally overshadowed by the Augrabies Falls National Park. Not only does it lie on … Stone Age, which dates back 22 000 years, is characterised by tools that are smaller from the previous periods. The most … Africa is R20,000.00. Don't do it! ) The Area is inhabited by the Nama People who over the Centuries have managed to …

… exhibitions and was honoured with an Honorary Doctorate by the Durban University of Technology in 2009.  Not that you … with an unfettered optimism.  He always saw the positive side of things and looked forward to new ideas and … Aidan where they both led a life of creativity surrounded by the beauty of their tropical Durban Berea home environment …

… 'Bird Island', attract tourists from all over. Heavy-side Dolphins are frequently spotted from the beach. … Steenbokfontein . The first crayfish factory was started by Mr. Lindström in 1918; the price was 1/6 and 2/6 per …

… there is only one long tarred main road, and a few dusty side branches that seem to melt into the horizon; it would be …

… It’s Emergence, Gains and the Implications of Decline by Frank Meintjies …

… the South African Indian Council , a puppet body created by the Apartheid regime. When the Transvaal Indian Congress … and had to give up his job. Ama supported the family by sewing and taking in students as boarders. Nevertheless, … people”. Ama and her daughter Shanthie Naidoo were invited by the Government of India for a visit during the Gandhi …

… and Communism. Thompson was extremely influenced by religious life and the church. Consequently, in 1928 he … in Kliptown, but the meeting was disrupted and stopped by the security police. Later, Thompson was arrested and … of this appeal Thompson was arrested and detained and by the time his son’s response arrived he was in detention. …

… When she was sixteen years old Sara’s fiancé was murdered by Dutch colonists. Soon after, she was sold into slavery to … and unusual colouring made her the object of fascination by the colonial Europeans who presumed that they were … They produced a document that had allegedly been signed by Sara Baartman and her own testimony which claimed that she …

… involved politics to fight the injustice brought about by these laws. She first rose to the position of National … union conference held in Sofia, Bulgaria. She was met by the police brutality upon her return from the conference. … spot of dust, about 700 miles away.  The document signed by Mr De Wet Nel, Minister for Bantu Administration, was …

… in the formation of Faith in Action, established by a group of young Anglican cleargy who were dissatisfied … Committee, formed to oppose the increase in bus fares by the Durban Transport Management Board. He was also the … he went on holiday to Engcobo, Transkei but was detained by the Transkei authorities.  Following his release he was …

… club, St Augustine’s on an open field which was shared by twenty five other teams. He would walk about 10 miles … time he had ever received formal coaching of any kind. By the end of his first season in England, he ended with a … In 1967, he was named as one ‘five cricketers of the year’ by the authoritative cricket publication, Wisden. Two years …

… component of the Visual History course presented by Drs. Patricia Hayes and Gary Minkley. As well as a number … Baxter Theatre, Cape Town, Photographic exhibition curated by photographers Rashid Lombard and Gavin Pieterse. 1992 … 1998  Ekhaya Travelling Art, A Group Exhibition curated by Cape Town Artist, Hamilton Budaza. 2004  Contact Sheets: …

… fierce crackdown on the rebels, resulting in many deaths. By 1956 the uprising had effectively been crushed, but the … trend of seizure of territory across the African continent by European nations that became known as the Scramble for … A series of large scale engagements between the two side occurred during 1953, with the underequipped Mau Mau …

… Tradition, a documentary history, Volume Two 1943 - 1964, by Allison Drew Document 2 - Against the C.A.D. for Full … INTENDED TO OCCUPY PERMANENTLY A PLACE OF INFERIORITY, OUT-SIDE OF THE ORDINARY CIVIC SYSTEM OF THE COUNTRY. THEY say … certainly cannot be created just to fight the C.A.D. and side step the fundamental issues that we outlined in the …

… in the 83rd Foot in 1829. He left the army in 1839, by which time he had achieved the rank of captain. In 1836, … to promote goodwill among the Xhosa and the colonists by showing a willingness to share interests. He promoted a … and other tribes and promote the colonial power. He did so by establishing an effective administration, assisting …

… South Africans of the Twentieth Century. Published by Human and Rousseau. Pp275-278.  South africa, 1979. Spread … across the map like fragments of buckshot, two hours by car from Johannesburg, lie seven tracts of leftover farmland, united by nothing but their supposed independence from the state …

… married Riva Wainer and they had two sons, Adam and Ezra. By this time Rubin was already an established artist, and had … the importance of the exhibition was obscured by a court case. In 1962, Rubin participated in a closed … the artwork ‘My Jesus’. This led to a charge of blasphemy by the authorities. He was acquitted following a five-week …

… operating from Swaziland . She was in the unit headed by Ayanda Dlodlo that was responsible for the infiltration of … (ANC) cadres into Natal. In October 1988, she was abducted by two former MK militants turned informants who requested a … false documents which was all part of an elaborate plan by the Port Natal Security Branch to abduct Ndwandwe and turn …

… after the Natal Indian Congress (NIC) had been taken over by a radical leadership under young militant Dr Monty Naicker … with the local African National Congress (ANC) branch, led by Archie Gumede , Moses Mabhida and A. B. Majola. He was … the People, Motala's house was used regularly for meetings by the leadership of the African National Congress, including …

… apartheid at an early age. His home-town was characterised by grinding poverty, police harassment whilst enforcing … laws, unemployment and many other social injustices faced by black people. It was these experiences among other factors … In addition, he enriched the discourse of the time by participating in international and regional conferences. …

… of 14 defendants, all white people, in a trial defended by Bram Fischer , then the leader of the SACP. Middleton … of her comrades. Some of the evidence had been obtained by a police tape recorder hidden in Middleton's flat, where … Piet Beyleveld . Although the group had been infiltrated by a police spy, Beyleveld turned state witness. Her father …

… travelogues and plays. Joubert’s works are mainly inspired by the continent of Africa, in which she has travelled … her novel  Die Swerfjare van Poppie Nongena  (translated by Joubert herself into English in 1980 as  The long Journey … Isobelle  (published in 1995 and translated into English by Catherine Knox as The long journey of Isobelle in 2002), …

… of the Tugela River in Natal. His father had been adopted by American Body Missionary and was given the surname, … where he rapidly demonstrated his abilities as a leader by building up the largest and wealthiest branch of the ICU. … the notorious Riotous Assemblies Amendment Act of 1930, by the Minister of Justice, Oswald Pirow, on the 24th of …

… and the May “stay-at-home” campaign called by the ANC. In the early 1960s, Dlamini was detained under … for six months in a tiny cell,and severely tortured by police in an unsuccessful effort to make him testify … the Revolutionary Council (RC) of the ANC that was chaired by the Oliver Tambo . When the ANC was unbanned in February …

… Church(AOC) that was founded in 1921,in the United States by George Mcguire and which had its headquarters in America. … was made a archbishop and Primate of the African Province by McGuire and was also granted an honorary degree of Doctor …