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… in 1964 and later worked with the PAC in Zambia and East Africa, traveling widely as a party representative. He is now …

… Resistance Conference). 1982: Medical University of South Africa (Medunsa) (group). National Museum and Art Gallery, …

… ones were ‘Historical perspectives of Black art in South Africa’ and ‘Eleven contemporary Black South African …

… Prime Ministers of Southern Rhodesia (Zimbabwe) and South Africa. Since he limited himself to portrait work he did not …

… of stories and poems.  In 1983, Cussons returned to South Africa after 25 years in Spain where she was living in …

… life under apartheid. In the late 1950s, Stein left South Africa, and settled in London, where he launched The London …

… He was on the Organising Committee of the 1963 Art - South Africa - Today Exhibition. He is represented in the DAG …

… “Cissie” Gool was born in Cape Town in 1897. One of South Africa's most popular and renowned female political leaders, … Step of the Way: The Journey to Freedom in South Africa. HSRC Press: Cape Town, pp. 210-211.| “The Jewel of …

… 1917 and 1918, he was on active service in both South West Africa/ Namibia and the main theatre of the War in Europe. …

… London, photographing the turbulent pre-election South Africa and publishing in Newsweek, Der Spiegel, The …

… the sitter. Like the great pioneer of western art in West Africa, Aina Onabolu (1882–1963), Butelezi wanted to abolish …

… Ghanaian  rather risk exposure.After returning to South Africa in 1991,he confessed to the ANC,also implicating …

… later he encountered the emerging leadership of South Africa Students' Organisation (SASO),to whom he became an …

… born on 26 February 1967 in Mdantsane, Eastern Cape, South Africa. He attended the local primary and high school before …

… Born in 30 November  1933, in India he came to South Africa with his family in June 1935. Adams joined South …

… of the pylon”. Source: Times Media Collection, Museum Africa. The period 1967 to 1976 marked the beginning of a new … was established in Tanzania in 1965 to create links with all women in exile and those who remained in the country by … and educational bodies, established the Black People’s Convention (BPC) . The BPC’s proclaimed objectives included …

… the South African Government attempted to divide South Africa into a number of separate states, called homelands, … which was instrumental to this effect and required that all South African Blacks become citizens of one of the … right to work or live in South Africa] because they will all be aliens, and as such, will only be able to occupy the …

… days after the second trial began the judge acquitted all detainees because the charges in their indictment were … Education Trust (ed.) The Road to Democracy in South Africa, Volume 2: 1970-1980 . Pretoria: Unisa Press| UDF … Democracy Education Trust The Road to Democracy in South Africa, Volume 2: 1970-1980 . Pretoria: Unisa Press …

… police, escorted by several vanloads of armed police. Like all the other banishment orders, it simply stated that his …

… was the president of the Federation of Unions of South Africa (FEDUSA) and the first president of the South African … Arbitration (CCMA), LAMOSA (Land Access Movement of South Africa) and the Job Creation Trust. Malete grew up in Lady … in her BCur Degree from the University of South Africa. In 1961,  Malete worked at the Non-European hospital …

… racism, fascism and brutal exploitation in South Africa. The delegation of the African National Congress … compounded of alien rule and economic exploitation. All our peoples have without exception known the humiliation … community when it adopted, at the United Nations, the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial …

… The Constitutional Court is South Africa's highest court on constitutional matters. So its … in Bloemfontein and is the highest court in respect of all other matters. It can hear and decide an appeal against … Decisions of the Supreme Court of Appeal are binding on all lesser courts and the decisions of the High Courts (which …

… churchwomen across the denominations and throughout South Africa were becoming active in distinctive, often uniformed, … oldest, largest and most enduring and cohesive not only of all African women's organisations, but of all African … sharpened. Mrs. Burnet urged the delegates at the 1915 convention to 'show the power of their religion in the way …

… Who were the hunter-gatherers? Many societies all over the world survived by hunting and gathering for most of the last 100 000 years. In southern Africa the San people, who arrived thousands of years ago, … way of life and livelihoods like other indigenous groups all over the world. There are still very small groups that …

… South Africa’s Radical Tradition: A documentary history, Volume two … is in the first place an uncompromising opposition to all forms of segregation. We are of the opinion that the … AFTER THE NATIVE AFFAIRS COMMISSION HAD BEEN SET UP. It is all the more regrettable that the Government should come …

… their house. On 23 March, 1984 the local magistrate banned all CRADORA and CRADOYA meetings, This sparked a riot as the … the Minister of Law and Order, Louis le Grange, banned all meetings for three months. Tensions escalated and  riots … for a public meeting (there was a banning order for all meetings) on 29 March 1985, which De Beer did, and the …

… to the care, treatment and protection of infants in South Africa, particularly in KwaZulu-Natal, where he is still in … in Durban. Recognised well beyond the borders of South Africa, Prof Winship served as corresponding member for South Africa of the Association of European Paediatric …

… on noticing the impact the segregation laws had in South Africa. She joined the  Communist Party  in Cape Town, and it …

… Prestigious Award; the Bertrams V.O. Literature of Africa Award; the African Achievers’ Award from Ekhaya …

… Gowenius, Swedish Missionaries who had been sent to South Africa to start a weaving workshop. She also assisted them as …