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… Upon completion he worked for six months at the Agogo Mission Hospital in Ghana. He returned to Liverpool where he …

… to painting in South Africa. Commissions: 1961: Thabong Mission Church. 1965: Kroonstad Roman Catholic Cathedral. … Sack, S. (1988). The Neglected Tradition , Johannesburg: …

… South African Women  (FEDSAW)- the first non-racial women's organisation in South Africa. She was one of the organisers of the Women's March to the Union Buildings that took place on the 9th of … While in exile, she was a member of the ANC External Mission, and of the Women's section of the ANC. She was also …

… Ndlovu joined the African National Congress at the age of 20 in 1952 during the Defiance Campaign . During this period, … Later, Ndlovu served on the Durban branch of SACTU's Executive Committee rising through the ranks to become the … police and remained underground for most of the 1980’s. After the first democratic elections in 1994, Ndlovu …

… an officer of the Pretoria branch of the African People's Organization (APO) was a secretary of its committee and a … degree of Doctor of Divinity.At the time of Alexander's death the African Orthodox Church(AOC) had 20 congregations and 50 ordained clergy. …

… in Johannesburg. He taught photography at the Children's Photography Workshop, 1995 and in 1998 and 1999 he taught …

… agaisnt Bantu Education in 1976. He was arrested on 20 September 1976, being sentenced to fiver years … the African National Congress (ANC). After his release on 20 January 1982, he returned to youth politics, aiding the …

… failure of the enemies of African unity to subvert Africa's common resolve to liberate herself and to free her sons and … enslaved once more, to exchange our freedom for the beggar's bowl. The catastrophe that faces various countries of our … to express our confidence that, relying on our continent's collective wisdom and strength as they find expression in …

… people under Moshoeshoe and Batlokwa. In 1853 Sekonyela’s eldest son, Makitikiti was slain and he himself escaped … Reserve, in the Herschel district, where he died on 20 July 1856. …

… the large exhibition of South African art held at London's Tate Gallery in 1948. His work appeared in many … NSA, MMG, 5 – 23 Apr. 1948: SASA 45th Annual Exh., MMG, 20 Apr. - I May. …

… Nell Kaye was born in Johannesburg, 1912. Nell Kaye's reputation rests on her work within a single genre with … Annual Exh. of Contemp. SA Art, org. by SASA, MMG, 6 - 20 Apr.  1950: SASA Members' Annual Exh., MMG, 30 Aug. - 12 …

… at the occasion of the Investec presentation Pietersburg, 20 January 1994 …

… with force. In the light of this record alone, Britain's intimate and apparently irrevocable commitment to … troops and in the fullness of time will adorn Africa's museums as a monument to the supreme cause for which the … and the role of foreign capital investment in South Africa's apartheid economy that I would like to devote some …

… Anton van Wouw was born in Driedergen, Netherlands on 20 November 1862. He is regarded as the father of South … pieces of work is the figure of a woman used in the Women’s Monument near Bloemfontein. He collaborated on this with …

… via Tanzania and proceeded to Lybia where he did he’s basic military training for six months and then returned to …

… Jabavu was born on 11 January  in 1859 near the Methodist mission school at Healdtown district. His parents, though … boys in school and only a boy when he took his Teacher's Certificate. He became a teacher at Somerset East and … East, working during the pre-dawn hours as a printer's assistant on a local newspaper. In 1881 he became editor of …

… abroad after 1960. he left South Africa on March 20, 1960. He later represented the PAC in the United Front … called Crisis and Change. In 1968 he earned a master's degree in political science from the Massachusetts …

… Johannesburg . She trained as a physiotherapist at St Mary’s Hospital in London before moving to Cape Town . There she … of South African Women (FSAW) and the Western Cape’s representative to its 1961 conference. She married … to visit Goldberg in Pretoria Central Prison twice in 20 years before his release in 1985, following which he …

… 600-year alliance between Britain and Portugal, London, 20 June 1973 …

… The Bulls beat the Sharks 21 20 in Durban, to win the Super 14 final in the last minute of …

… ”I am Prepared to Die” Nelson Mandela’s statement from the dock at the opening of the defence case in the Rivonia Trial Pretoria Supreme Court, 20 April 1964 …

… sent him when he was a baby. He attended the St Joseph’s Catholic School in Fort Beaufort until Grade 8, walking 5km … in August 2008. He was appointed as RhodesUniversity's Chancellor in February 2013, replacing Professor Jakes … 2007, Judge Mpati was an Acting Judge in South Africa’s Constitutional Court. Judge Mpati has been involved in …

… 1958 in Soweto, Transvaal (now Gauteng). After his father's death, his mother could only afford to keep him at school … He was actively involved in the 1976 Soweto student’s uprising, even though by then he was no longer a student. … is the first MK unit that carried out attacks on police stations throughout Soweto in the late 1970s and 1980s. By …

… in 1962. Inspired by Josiah Madzunya and Robert Sobukwe ’s propagation of Pan Africansit ideas, he joined the  Pan … years after the banning of the PAC, Mlambo went to the PAC’s underground headquarters in Maseru late in 1962. Together … African government. Subsequently, he was sentenced to 20 years in prison. After being convicted, he was transported …

… changed greatly since those far-off days. After Sekhukhune's death, Pretoria divided Sekhukhuneland into small "tribal" … in Botshabelo, near Middleburg where he established a Mission station and a school of that name. Merensky continued … in Swaziland ) and his Lieutenant Alister Campbell, R.N. This surprise attack virtually brought the war to a close. …

… 1912, and continued to do so annually until 1930. Sickert's deft touch and suggestive treatment of form are hinted at … Exh., MMG, 9 - 22 Sep. 1948: SASA 45th Annual Exh. , MUG, 20 Apr. - I May. 1949: SASA 46th Annual Exh., MMG, 22 Apr. - …

… the Olive Schreiner Prize. Van Wyk had written over 20 books, including poetry collections and children's books. Individual poems have been published in Europe, … Prize for the best South African short story, 'Magic'. He's wrote a novel, 'The year of the tapeworm', and a biography, …

… in which he completed his BA, BA honours and master's degrees, all cum laude.  He then decided to study Theology, … He practiced as a dominee in the Dutch Reformed Church for 20 years.  In 1983, he left the pulpit to take a job as the editor of the Afrikaans women's magazine Sarie , and in 1991, he was appointed editor of …

… and Phindi Duma, where she would live in Moses Mabhida ’s home in Swaziland. In exile, Nyoka would undergo military … Mpumalanga ), where they were ambushed by Eugene De Kock’ s death squad. De Kock was a member of the South African … who turned to become an agent for the apartheid government’s police. The four combatants were massacred and weapons were …