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… scandal cost Elliott his job and he was also disinherited by his family. The marriage ended after five years and Mary … on Diana as during the early 1940’s she was fostered by another family while her mother worked in a factory [vi]. … Nationalist Leaders in Rhodesia: Who's Who”, was used by both sides to inform themselves about Rhodesian …

… – Enver Hassim, Zulie Christopher and Karriem Essack .  By now he was heavily involved in organising for the Unity … and managed to eke out a living as a clerk in a warehouse. By this time, he had completed a B.A. degree in Economics and … After strong and at times confrontational motivation by the community, he became principal of the Umbilo Road …

… north of Luanda, he was seriously injured in the face by a bullet mistakenly fired by a new recruit. He fell to the ground and comrades were … down of ANC networks and cadres. Mzala was detained by the Swazi police in 1983. In December of the same year, …

… Youth Congress (TIYC) and attended classes conducted by members of the TIC to learn about the political situation … independent. The organisation, which was well supported by the Indian community, offered classes in literacy, … On 26 August 1952, she marched in the Germiston batch led by Ida Mtwana . They were twenty-nine women in all: eleven …

… Gora, during the  Indian passive resistance campaign . By the time the ANC called a stayaway in June 1950, Ebrahim … at 'Red Square' (Nichol Square) where he heard speeches by  Chief Albert Luthuli  and  Dr Monty Naicker . The crowd … arrested. Ebrahim's attempts to volunteer were refused by the organisers as he was under age, but he immediately …

… trauma they suffered only for the figure to be reduced by his business manager Rodney Berman to R250 000. Matlala … ended his 30-year boxing career at Carnival City, Brakpan by stopping Colombian Juan Herrera for the WBU junior … Matlala died in 2013 at the age of 51 and is survived by his wife Mapule, and their two children. …

… divorced when she was very young, Ellen grew up surrounded by cousins and aunts. She began school at the age of seven … of Ten but all ten members of the Committee were picked up by the police and detained without trial. Ellen was held in … She died on 19 April 2006 age 91. Khuzwayo is survived by her sons Bobo and Justice Moloto, six grandchildren and …

… Feb. 1939. 1945: 42nd Annual Exh. of Contemp. SA Ai org. by SASA, MMG, 6 - 20 Apr. 1946: 43rd Annual Exh. ofContemp. SA Art, an. by SAS with NSA, MMG, 5 - 23 Apr. 1946: SASA Members' Exh., … 6 -. Sep. 1947: 44th Annual Exh. ofContemp. SA Art, arr. by SASA, MMG, 11 . 26 Apr. 194 SASA Members' Annual Exh., …

… (ANC) in calling for volunteers to defy Apartheid laws. By July 1952, Worcester had taken lead in the Western Cape, … to try and unionize workers in industries other than food. By 1953, Asa had become a member of the ANC and was sent by Committee of Women, a predecessor of the Federation of …

… fined for 500 pounds for cattle theft, which was repaid by his people. He also borrowed heavily from his White … to fight if the government attempted to collect the tax by force. Chief Bhambatha's attempt to dissuade from open … Chief Bhambatha fled to Zululand and was given shelter by King Dinuzulu who advised him to return to Mpanza. On his …

… This article was written by Michelle Hayman and forms part of the SAHO Public History … in Soweto demonstrated the respect they held for Asvat by protecting his clinic during the uprisings. After his … At first, Asvat and his fellow teammates were excited by the possibility that South African sport was progressing …

… Tunisia is bounded by Algeria to the west and southwest, by Libya to the southeast, and by the Mediterranean Sea to … Arab World in the Economist Intelligence Unit's Democracy Index. Arabic is the official language, and most natives …

… abroad. In the early 1950's a planning committee chaired by Mr FE Mentz responded to complaints from White residents … between Black and White! As Pimville fell on the ‘White’ side of this line the committee recommended its removal – a … Johannesburg Non-European Affairs Department (JNEAD) led by WJP Carr to prepare a detailed memorandum which was …

… would last a thousand years. The Noble Vision of 1912 By our actions, we must and will ensure that the apartheid … the legitimate government of our country. Humanity marches side by side with us in an unstoppable advance to suppress and punish …

… in class about the nationalisation of the Suez Canal by President Gamal Abdel Nasser of Egypt. His teacher warned … law. He and his friend Yusuf JoJo Saloojee were travelling by train from Roodepoort to Johannesburg, when a student … locked the coach. At the next station the train was met by a group of police, the Security Branch included. The pair …

… been inhabited since the 1650s when the area was occupied by numerous small-scale chiefdoms. Among them was the Nqondo clan who were replaced by the Ntuli clan in 1730. The township was named after … close proximity to the City center. The human development side of the equation has received increasing attention over …

… you continue to bring unity to a world so often torn apart by intolerance, by discrimination, by injustice, by the … It was seemingly even bolder to start talking to the other side without even attempting to consult your closest comrade … obey the majority. When you did start talking to the other side, you made it perfectly clear that as a prisoner you did …

… she assisted an Indian person who had been run over by a car and in 1960. In Wetton she was warned again, this … but Jacqueline carried on her fight against Apartheid and by 1966 in The Hague, she was in contact with the first … movement in the Netherlands from the beginning started by Rev. Buskes and Margaret Klompé. In 1967 she went to New …

… race laws in the Cape Colony. In 1898 Burton was employed by ‘the natives’ of Kimberly to take on the case of Saul … John Rhodes. In this hard-fought poll, he was supported by Olive Schreiner and her husband Samuel … of Mashonaland. Burton was also supported in this election by a young Sol Plaatje and Tengo Jabavu, the editor of Imvu …

… the end of 1912 Mgijima predicted that the world would end by Christmas and would be followed by 30 days of rain. As a result of his prediction, the … registering themselves or paying taxes, as was required by law. After a year of failed negotiations to get the …

… transit camp that was reserved for Coloured people only by the apartheid social planners. The industrial area of … karate and later boxing, and was taught martial arts by his father. This tuition was initiated after a beating received by a much older boy, in a neighbourhood with many gangs. He …

… when he joined the Het Volk party, which was then led by General  Louis Botha . He was not particularly politically … J B M Hertzog  from his cabinet and Roos protested by demonstrating at the statue of  Paul Kruger , which was … itself from Smuts. He wanted to strengthen the NP by forging a working relationship with the LP. He succeeded …

… Union. These Unions were started on 2nd of August 1934 by James Bolton, a furniture worker from the United Kingdom. … black workers who were barred from joining trade unions by law. She also mobilized political and student activists to … at the Durban Currie’s Fountain. The meeting was attended by 31 000 workers. Bolton became the secretary of the Natal …

… Labour Party in the House of Lords, and was awarded a CBE by Queen Elizabeth II in 2000. Kathrada took Joffe and his … of the Rivonia Trial , noting that Joffe was inspired by Walter Sisulu’s composure in the witness box as he was grilled by State prosecutor Percy Yutar . Balton noted that the last …

… Counsellor of the Baobab: Gold that was bestowed on him by President Thabo Mbeki. Langa retired in 2009 and in August … away. Awards and Honours Awarded the 2004 Justice Prize by the Peter Gruber Foundation in the United States of … 2008 He was Awarded Doctor of Laws degrees, honoris causa, by the Universities of Zululand, Western Cape, Cape Town, …

… religious minister. At his young age Gqozo was sent away by his parents to stay with his relative living in Witgatboom … legislative powers in Ciskei. The executive committee led by Gqozo, accused Sebe’s government of wide spread violence … Gqozo claimed that he had aborted a coup allegedly planned by Colonel Guzana and former military council member Major …

… 2 April 1896, after replacing Colquhoun, and was succeeded by Earl Grey. In November 1895, a piece of territory of … and bordering the Transvaal, was ceded to the BSAC by the Colonial Office, arguably to protect the railway … of Southern Rhodesia, Jameson was commissioned by Rhodes to lead a small mounted force into the Transvaal to …

… South African boxer, Malinga’s career was inspired by Titus Ntombela who had boxed as an amateur. [i] Malinga … the same year. In 1974, Malinga was ranked at No. 7 by the WBA (the only other organisation at the time was the … province, now KwaZulu-Natal”. [v] In 1996 he made history by becoming the first South African fighter ever to win the …

… attend an All-African Trader Union Conference sponsored by the World Federation of Trade Unions. Known as an able and diligent organiser, he was narrowly defeated by  Walter Sisulu  for the post of secretary-general of the …

… merit award at the annual ‘Impressions’ competition, held by the Rolfes Foundation for Student Art. He was influenced by the work of Afro-American painter Romare Bearden with …