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… Koka’s resignation from the JPA, but this was refused by the association. In 1971 he read a prepared statement on … and detained for eight months in solitary confinement by the apartheid police in November 1974.Despite his banning, … totality".Koka died on 20 December, 2005 and was survived by hiswife and children.   …

… Transvaal. In 1961 he was accorded an Ad Portas reception by Michaelhouse College, Natal (now kwaZulu-Natal), in … appointed Companion of St Michael and St George (C.M.G.) by the Bitish Monarchy.  Further distinctions were the honorary degrees of Doctor of Laws conferred on him by the Universities of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg …

… Black People’s Convention (BPC). She was denied a passport by the South African Government from 1972 until the unbanning … .  In August 2012, the LRC commemorated women's month by honouring Vesta Smith for contributing her life to the … member of her church. Bannings, detentions and harassment by the system never broke her spirit and belief in a future, …

… his work for long, as he was arrested late in that year by the Ciskei government. He was held at the police station … months and, after his release, faced continual harassment by the Security Police. After being declared a persona non grata by the Minister of Home Affairs, he decided to leave the …

… ownership rights in the region, but was herself forced by Transkei prime minister. Chief  Kaizer Matanzima , to … year she was removed from power in the military coup led by her defence force chief, Major General Bantu Holomisa , … 69. She died of a recurring heart problem. She is survived by three children. …

… career in anatomical pathology In the 1970s, disillusioned by academic medicine and a salary discrimination against … academics. Professor Soromini Kallichurum is predeceased by her husband Karoon Rughubar. She passed away on 21 December 2002. She is survived by three daughters and her grandchildren. …

… was editor. He was recruited to the Young Communist League by Ruth First in 1944 and later joined the South African … and conspiracy, for which the maximum penalty was death by hanging. Patrick Mthembu was listed to give evidence for … Government has done is to reply to the people's demands by putting their political leaders in gaol, and breaking up …

… the playbus concept, which served poor communities by bringing educational play facilities in a bus that was … for a better South Africa, may his family be consoled by the work he has done for the country and its people,". Roy Padayachie is survived by his wife Sally and daughters Vindea Naidoo and Trevana …

… Johannesburg Bar. He progressed rapidly to Senior Council by 1976 and was appointed Judge of the Transvaal Supreme … of the International Task Force on Terrorism, established by the International Bar Association. He also served as … laws, laws relating to hate speech”¦are an attempt by humankind to stop the terrible slaughter of men, women and …

… progressives into the mainstream Congress Alliance led by the African National Congress (ANC) . She travelled around … abroad. The couple were declared prohibited immigrants by the British Government and were deported to London in … Solomon Mahlangu Freedom College, which was established by the ANC in Tanzania after the Soweto Uprising. She served …

… From: Lessons of the 1950s By Richard Monroe, March-May 1984 Chapter 12 - Blind alley of … have got a predominance of effective armed force on their side." [79] None of the Congress leaders who replied to this … to unite all the black oppressed and draw to their side exploited sections of whites, and ultimately to …

… him as an individual. His expulsion sparked protest action by teachers, school children and parents. On August 10, 1944, … Centre in Eloff Street, Johannesburg, and was attended by a selected group of 150 men. In his new occupation, Bopape … Africans died and many were wounded in unprovoked attacks by the police. After  Dr. H.F. Verwoerd  introduced Bantu …

… head-on with the joint forces of reaction represented by the tin-pot military strongman, Brigadier Oupa Gqozo and … What’s more we racially gendered poverty! Using any index one might want, poverty in South Africa is a condition … isolate the main enemy. And, we did this by winning to our side all those political and social forces who sought change …

… poverty and encouraging environmental conservation by means of planting trees. [xi] By means of the Green Belt Movement Maathai supported women … Kenya. [xxii] The book reveals the key challenges faced by Maathai and the Green Belt Movement, as a grassroots …

… world to the development of apartheid was widespread, and by the 1980s posed a sustained challenge to the South African … from the new Conservative government. Unable to openly side with a racist regime, and publicly expressing abhorrence … for the TUC’s highest official. The TUC rallied to the side of African workers fired by Wilson-Rowntree in South …

… in  KwaZulu-Natal . Her decision to nurse was motivated by a wish to help the sick. She worked hard to reach her …

… of gourds for lampshade bases. He was given guidance by Cecil Skotnes and Bill Ainslie. In 1974 he travelled to …

… Tradition, a documentary history, Volume Two 1943 - 1964, by Allison Drew Document 24 - “Wreckers at Work", … Congress" or the "National-Minded Bloc" are not on the side of Congress in its struggle against apartheid and inequality. On the contrary, they are on the side of the Government, and they seek to gain the favour of …

… studies because of the financial constraints experienced by his family. His formal education was perpetually … of the 1960 state of emergency, Mabhida was sent abroad by SACTU to represent the organisation internationally. For … the ANC's Lobatse conference in October 1962, he was asked by Oliver Tambo to devote himself to the development of the …

… recognition agreement in 1979, and this was followed by a full agreement in 1981. By that stage, Dlamini had become chairman of the shop … was called on 22 October as result, which was supported by 80% of KwaThema workers. Subsequently, Dlamini served as a …

… and dramatist. His selected poems have just been published by Deep South under the title "Rough Music". His audacious, … in 80 Days-the India Section" is about to be published by UNISA Press. His poems have been translated into Zulu, …

… Momberg was awarded the Medal of the City of Athens by the mayor of that city. At the time of his death Momberg … the VIP box in Newlands Stadium, Cape Town. He is survived by his Wife, four sons and five grandchildren. …

… also served as a member of Legislative Council established by the British government as a transitional body sharing … died in Mafikeng in 1965 at the age of 74. He was survived by his wife Lucretia (late) son Rene Lesedi (late) and …

… 16, he started his career as a singer and accordion player by fronting various touring groups around the country. [1] … playing his composed music privately, was rediscovered by the Awesome Tapes from Africa label, whose re-releases in …

… in 2005 with 13 for 132, the best-ever match figures by a South African bowler. Ntini kept up his excellent … bowling figures and in June 2006, he was awarded a benefit by Border for his ten years' service to the game. …

… Gallery, Paris, France. Rome, Italy (group ”” organised by Gallery 21). Ansdell Gallery, Leicester Square, London, UK … 1975: Gallery 21 (solo). Cape Town (group ”” organised by Gallery 21). Gallery 21, London, UK (group). 1976: …

… her political activism, Mtintso was detained several times by the security police in the 1970s. She was also banned on … Newspaper. After she was arrested and brutally tortured by the security police, Mtintso was forced to go into exile …

… School. At the age of fourteen, Mathosa was discovered by music producer, Don Laka who put her in the group Boom … clothes and sexy dance moves while others were fascinated by it. The two females can be credited for introducing a … 23 October 2013]| All Music Lebo Mathosa Artist Biography by Jason Ankeny [online] Available at: www.allmusic.com …

… Hare in 1959.  Ganyile’s interest in politics was sparked by the African National Congress  (ANC) 1952 Defiance … newspapers,andsoon the British press too- egged on by parliamentarians Fenner Brockway and Jeremy Thorpe were …

… after completing his studies in Transvaal. He was inspired by the artworks in the houses he painted and took up painting … on scarves in a small shop. He was discovered there by John Mohl , who taught him basic principles and …