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… general elections victory. The year was also characterised by the start of the Treason Trial, the compulsory carrying of … death at the age of 46. Although his life was cut short by kidney complications, Tose’s work forms part of the …

… as a makeshift hospital with only six stretchers, provided by the government.  Not only did she perform nursing duties, … years of service, she was presented with a gold wristwatch by the New York Council of African Affairs in 1951 She was …

… the ANC as a group leader for 13 years until his release by the new Zimbabwe Government under Robert Mugabe on 14 May … struggle for democracy. He was awarded the Order of Gold by the Military Veterans.  …

… Hashe and Qaqawuli Godolozi were lured into a trap set up by the apartheid security police posing as members of a … discovered in Post Chalmers Farm in Cradock and excavated by the National Prosecuting Authority's (NPA) missing …

… 1989 when he was a member of the four-man ANC group headed by Thabo Mbeki which made contact with the apartheid … Minister of Intelligence Services. Nhlanhla was appointed by President Thabo Mbeki as Minister for Intelligence …

… In her focus on the struggles and complexities faced by her female protagonist, Jezile Majola, Ngcobo articulated … 2: Quoted from Sowetan (10/08/2006, p. 4.)  * 3: Interview by Itala Vivan’, in Eva Hunter and Craig Mackenzie (eds) …

… age, sculpting in Marula wood with a pen knife as a child. By the time of his first solo exhibition, held at the Upper … of Pretoria’s sculpture collection includes works by Teffo.  Quotes ‘I want to go deep into art, to challenge …

… for those who were against the filling of dipping tanks by women; that he had formed an organisation called ‘Makhanya … he helped locals undertake a strike. This was confirmed by his second banishment order, which said that soon after … Contribution by Professor S. Badat on Banishment, Rhodes University, 2012. …

… Transvaal. From Standard VI, Rakgoathe was taught art by Mr Maseko, one f the first black handicrafts teachers in … (solo). Diakonia House, Johannesburg (Black An, sponsored by the Programme for Social Change and Devcraft). Australia …

… an early love for art which his father encouraged by buying him pencils and crayons. The young Pemba became … and his wife Eunice who helped to supplement his income by running a ‘house shop’. Figure 3. Terror, 1991. Source: … a New History of South African Art (1930 - 1988) . Publish by Johannesburg Art Gallery.| George Pemba George Pemba (1912 …

… - Architecture and Apartheid", which was commissioned by the Netherlands Architectural Institute and opened in … non-racialism in South Africa' originally published by Ravan Press in 1990 Afra Newsletter Number 7June 1990 …

… Service Department of the Western Cape, followed by a period on the International Veterinary Commission on … to publish 175 articles on a variety of subjects followed by several books on military history. He was also known for …

… completing an honours degree in 1971. He was inspired by European and American student radicalism in 1968 and … Congress (ANC) and was instructed in propaganda techniques by Ronnie Kasrils . He was the spokesperson for the South …

… laboured tirelessly to raise the reputation of the school by improving standards. Together with the APO he pressured … elected first editor of the Educational Journal set up by the TLSA. In 1916 Cressy fell victim to the severe …

… jail. Pamela arrived in Dar es Salaam where she welcomed by ANC members James Hadebe and  Frene Ginwala .  She carried … was awarded a scholarship to the United States of America. By this time Pamela had daughter with Marcelino who was born …

… Eileen Mary Alexander. From 1939, Budd was selected by the Government to be part of the National Board for … the Industrial Conciliation Bill, which was introduced by the Apartheid government to restrict mixed race trade …

… the original members of the African Mineworkers' Union led by  J.B. Marks .In 1949, he left the mines, and moved to … in the ANC, Keitseng defended the BNF from infiltration by agents of the South African Bureau of State Security … Profiles 1882 ”“ 1964 . p. 49|Personal Contribution by Edward Tswaipe (Secretary General, ABOTEL) …

… her honour, The Feroza Adam Memorial lecture was initiated by the Institute for Gender Studies in 1994. It is now collaboratively organised annually by the Institute for Gender Studies and the UNISA Women's … the Annual UNISA Womens Day lunch in tamdum with projects by the Institute for Gender Studies and Unisa Press (as per …

… so shocked and devastated that I tried to take my own life by drinking pesticide. His mother and sister, too, were …

… 17 August 2012. He was found in the mortuary. He was taken by the SAPS to the mortuary. He had a gunshot wound in the …

… 2012 Mr Sokanyile was killed after being shot in the head by the police. He left behind his wife and 5 children. He was …

… and 1992, including the African Arts Festivals organised by the University of Zululand. He won silver medals on the …

… he was attacked 10 years later as too conservative by radicals to his left in the AAC and the  Non-European …

… school at Orange Farm.  He was introduced to photography by his cousin, a freelance photographer, in 1996. Later that …

… Although Mr Mampe died in 1963,his death was announced by the government only in 1964.In reply to a question in … Closed Doors. By Shireen Motala .South African Institute Race …

… The killing of such members were often covered up by secret burials, a later inquest lead to the exhuming of up …

… would measure a customer for a suit and send off an order by post to Simpsons in London. The magistrate needed … Cradock 1985 For the New York Times Exhibited at the Side Gallery, Newcastle-upon-Tyne and the Photographers' … It was a bad time... 'My exhibition that started at the Side Gallery toured Britain. When it was due to go to …

… occasions. 1802 The region of the AmaZulu is plagued by drought and accompanying famine. This leads to internal … war with the western AmaXhosa being the more victorious side. They adopt the British tactic of a scorched earth … of the Kat River Settlement join the war on the side of the AmaXhosa hoping for a victory that would rid them …

… the country into a series of ‘districts’, each governed by a Landdrost under the authority of central government. … in nature, and the work of the Landdrost was supported by a military ‘Commandant’ and his ‘Field-cornets’, a Market … up on commando duty, or had absconded to the British side. The Town Engineer’s Department was temporarily …

… A Documentary History of Indian South Africans edited by Surendra Bhana and Bridglal Pachai The Indian Relief Act … came. This covered a third issue. Since a problem created by a law of the Transvaal had to be solved by the Union … more or less the same [dirty] game. In satyagraha , one side alone plays this game. The satyagrahi himself cannot …