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… 2012 Andries died at scene 1 after being shot three times by the police, in the neck and in both thighs. He was the …

… he studied law for one year at the University of Natal and by correspondence with the University of London. He worked …

… a short-lived Independent ANC in 1930, after being ousted by Thaele from the position of ANC provincial secretary. …

… weeks after being arrested in connection with a procession by unemployed Africans. He was at that time an organizer for …

… of the ICU in the late 1920s, he led a secession by branches in the northern Free State but later associated …

… Arts Workshop, Durban. In 1987 he was awarded a bursary by the Daily News to study art Fine Art at the Technikon …

… Histories and Democracy Today" conference organised by South African History Online, University of the …

… to the entertainment business. The award was accepted by his widow, Coee. In the same year, the municipality of …

… when the train that he was travelling in was ambushed by forces under the command of General Louis Botha. He …

… Born in 1915 and restricted to Johannesburg by the apartheid government. A leading figure in the South …

… (Medley of SAArt). Commissions : 1987: Commissioned by Bruce Attwood of the Broederstroom Press to design a …

… States. The outstanding address made at the opening by His Excellency the President, Comrade Robert Mugabe, … the correctness of the designation of apartheid by the international community as a crime against humanity. … between the forces of democracy, justice and peace on one side and those of racism, oppression and war on the other. …

… Central cell met at Babenia’s North Street, Durban, home.  By this time Babenia had progressed to becoming a member of … and David Perumal, both of whom  who were also recruited by Ebrahim. Ebrahim’s cell attempted to bomb A.S. ‘Khosaan’ … the attack had to be aborted because they were disturbed by the night watch. They decided that since the explosives …

… data. Their exhaustive joint fieldwork was written up by Monica in four volumes published during the 1950s, delayed as it had been by her husband’s tragic death at the end of the Second World … title Freedom For My People , Monica completed the memoir by adding some chapters to it. Monica Hunter Wilson's …

… Diamond Mines of South-West Africa, financed largely by the AAC. The company expanded its gold mining influence by venturing into the Orange Free State and the East Rand. … the diamond price . Following the model of his predecessor by using a single channel marketing structure, Oppenheimer …

… of friends and family and scraped together a living by doing odd jobs.In September 1987, a Constable Butana … In 1990, Coetzee told the Harms Commission in Britain, led by Judge Louis Harms,  how he had watched his colleagues … of Vlakplaas tried to assassinate Coetzee in 1990 by sending him a letter bomb to his hideout in Lusaka, …

… Night School in Johannesburg until it was closed down by the government. She then moved to Cape Town, Cape Province … which was set up to investigate four organisations flagged by the apartheid government. These included NUSAS, the … highlighting the realities of the oppression felt by the gay and lesbian community was going to be presented. …

… time, the stress started to become unbearable, compounded by the news that her friend, Babla Saloojee , had died after … Western Cape. The harassment continued, however, followed by a new regulation that stipulated that all proof readers had to pass a compositor’s examination by the end of 1969. This required work on the factory floor, …

… and leader of the Inkatha strategic think-tank established by Buthelezi. From 1980 he served as chair of the board of … and was re-elected to this position in September 1989. By early 1990 the Indaba had wound down its activities, and … daughter. Dhlomo died on 29 August 2008. He is survived by his wife Nokukhanya, three sons and a daughter. …

… 1948. Bassa's involvement in community work came very much by accident. He was requested by the Natal Indian Blind Society to collect and replace … South African Welfare Council to which he was appointed by the Minister of Health and Welfare in terms of the …

… Kajee His Work for the Southern African Indian Community by C. H. Calpin In the early nineteen twenties the Indian … were not very generous in any approaches to the other side, and the conflict continued intermittently with, as the … was the type of which dictators are made, and there was a side to him which was ruthless, and relentless. He and …

… They cut my hair off, bald." His hair was forcibly cut by one of the warders, Malan. Malan and his brother-in-law, … are looking. It was small windows - from a view of one side you can get about three; you can see three of the slabs. … to me. One was on the left and the two on the right hand side. One of the guys was Pieter Botha, a Coloured guy. Most …

… Mr Gadlela’s dependents were only paid R350 000 in total by the company. …

… population” of Beaufort West. These are accompanied by text from the 1986 Second Carnegie Inquiry into Poverty …

… headrests.He was inspired to make non-functional objects by a piece of wood which he discovered in the veld that …

… he was a black upholsterer and poet. He was executed by apartheid government on 18 October 1985 at Pretoria …

… was launched as a reaction to the alienation of Afrikaners by the English rulers, and first emerged as a force to … forge alliances: the Cape tried to woo the OFS over to its side, as did Kruger. On 4 March 1889 Kruger concluded a … dropped his republican stance and came over to the side of Rhodes. The Bond’s election commission After …

… of Bantu Education . Local meetings were organised by the African National Congress (ANC). The Eureka African … of the Communist Party of South Africa (CPSA), which was by then banned. In 1954, Lesiea was elected the Treasurer of … the Western Cape were galvanised into some form of protest by the anti-pass campaign at this time and Mildred was among …

… had photographs, Bantu Prophets in South Africa published by Bengt Sundkler. In 1949 Constance married Sterling Loop … 1966. In 1952 she had photographs, The Basuto published by Hugh Ashton. The year following that she became an … had a solo exhibition of a hundred photographs,Photographs by Constance Stuart Larabee, A Retrospective at the South …

… that was based in Soweto, and his arrest was also fueled by the three festivals of the black arts that were organised … also spoke out against the exploitation of black artists by white owned galleries. In 1977 he became exiled to Britain …