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… queue from the media, and as a result his art comments on what is happening around him on a global scale. For a …

… was born in 1935 on a farm outside Middleburg , in what is now the Mpumalanga province. She was the first of …

… by the “dignity of a Black nobleman,” he says “he resisted what he believed to be grave mistakes made by the new Chief …

… 24, from 41 in 1974, after defections to the left and the right. By June 1977 the party had split four times and had … within the party, but he has come under fire from left and right for equivocation and ambivalence.'' Sir de Villiers …

… wounds on his body,including swelling and bruising of the right cheek,slight swelling of the lower scrotum,abrasions on …

… “the government retaliated by denying the community the right to plough their arable allotments.” PC Dinizulu then …

… the government published it under powers that gave it the right to detain people without trial.  After the passing of …

… Land Act of 1913, a measure that drastically curtailed the right of Africans to own or occupy land throughout the Union. …

… during the days of segregated sport, he was selected as a right wing for the South African Coloured soccer team, in …

… police could not discover the identities of readers and what they were reading. In the early 1980s he played a …

… general secetary said that 'we could not have achieved what we did in SACTU without Alex' (Letter from Phyllis …

… how busy she was and always feel a welcome guest. And what a heroine she was! Think of the anxiety she must have …

… her neck and head ”¦ I told Wilson to explain to her what I wanted, that if she would sit still I would do a …

… of Arts (B. A) Degree at London University 1912  ,unsettle what proffession to pursue,he then  briefly attended a …

… doubt among those who can read between the lines as to what happened behind those windowless walls. …

… a region predominantly inhabited by Zulus and Indians, in what was then Natal province (now Kwazulu-Natal). His father … of political and cultural expression contributed to what Gwala calls an atmosphere and feeling of intellectual … spending time with Badsha and others interested in forming what would become SASO. In December 1968, SASO, a national …

… body. Skin abrasions found on the shoulder, upper chest, right upper arm and armpit indicated wounds inflicted …

… , which allowed for incommunicado detention without the right to legal representation. Lombard was released from …

… Ginwala was born on 25 April 1932 in Johannesburg in what was then the Province of the Transvaal (now Gauteng … norms developed that were increasingly foreign from what these workers traditionally knew. On reserves, and later … The March 21, 1960 pass law protest in Sharpeville in what is today Gauteng Province marked a turning point in both …

… students to write poetry and other writings, critiquing what they saw to be wrong in their community as well as in … Organisation (AZAPO) . Seeing it as a continuation of what the BCM was trying to do, she subsequently joined the …

… He emerged as one of the few standout performers in what was one of the worst seasons for the Springboks in … was the first black player to captain the Springboks. What would undoubtedly be the pinnacle of his success as a …

… interrogators “I did not care about the consequences for what would happened to me afterwards. I was so disgusted with … who knew him. Thus they formed their diagnoses entirely on what they heard from Tsafendas himself. Also unmentioned … of this event in history. This is necessary in order that what occurred is properly recorded and that the distortion of …

… black player, Chester Williams, the Springboks represented what  Archbishop  Desmond Tutu  had famously termed the new … as a share of the considerable profits being made from what was now only an amateur sport in nominal terms, were not …