SAHO global search

… politics of the National Party, was regarded as leftist by his peers and was named in the Afrikaans newspaper Die … condemning those with a ‘radical’ stance against the NP. By this stage his father was a Cabinet Minister. Young De …

… involvement in the first passive resistance campaign led by  MK Gandhi . Cachalia attended the Bree Street Indian … first democratic elections in1994 Cachalia was asked by the ANC to become part of its election campaign. Molvi …

… exile in London. He served in the SACP which was headed by Dr. Yusuf Dadoo in London. In the 1980’s edited the … June 2008. His wife Sonia died in 2001. They are survived by three children Stephen, Peter and Margie. …

… and apartheid as a whole. The group was very influenced by Black Consciousness ideology, and also organised cultural … to Robben Island. He was released only in May 1982, and by this time had completed thee matriculation subjects.After …

… 2012 Thobile was killed at scene 2. He was shot 13 times by the police, including in the chest, stomach (3 times), …

… killed at scene 1 after being shot twice in the shoulder by the police. Mzukisi was the breadwinner in his family and …

… the strike. Thembinkosi was shot in the back of the head by police at scene 1. He left behind 2 brothers and 2 …

… where he died in 1793. He was succeeded as Cape Governor by Lieutenant-Colonel C. J. van de Graaff. Plettenberg Bay, …

… as a typist for the African Iron and Steel Workers’ Union. By the early 1950s she was an active trade unionist and shop …

… Museum Council. He died on 20 April 2008, and is survived by his wife Dudu and his three children. … archive.| Sibusiso Sihle Mbongwa: ANC commander?  by Paddy Harper| A tribute by the ANC provincial chairperson and Premier of …

… with the general strike in East London that was organised by the Independent ICU, but he was later discharged. …

… Museum Council. He died on 17 April 2008, and is survived by his wife Dudu and his three children. …

… 1973, Letty published on the species Bothalia, illustrated by herself. She also published various other smaller works. …

… world’s first successful human heart transplant, performed by Professor Chris Barnard and his team at Groote Schuur …

… that the rushed imperial conquest of the African continent by the European powers started with King Leopold II of … with special focus on the Ashanti kingdom (colonised by the British as the Gold Coast, and today the independent … of the situation and persuaded some leaders to be on their side to fight against other leaders. Natural disasters also …

… From the book:  Side by Side by Helen Joseph The months of legal argument on the …

… Life - Factories, Township and Popular Culture 1886 - 1940 by Luli Callinicos Topic So far, this feature has described … They sometimes cooperated as productive workers labouring side-by-side in the factories and living in the same neighbourhoods. …

… Mambush was killed at scene 1 after being shot 14 times by the police, including in his head, neck, legs, buttock, …

… 2012, Khanare was killed at scene 1 after he was shot by the police nine times - in the head, chest, legs, arm, …

… area and is a full-time artist. His work has been shown by the African Art Centre, Things Gallery, Portfolio Art …

… Walter Scott and Jacob van Lennep. Having been inspired by these authors he began writing verse, and some appeared in …

… to freelance for the local Eastern Cape newspapers and by his third year, worked with the Sunday Times .  In 1997 he …

… John Gomas was born in Cape Town. He was a tailor by profession and a member of the Garment Workers' Union. He …

… be established. Majova’s remains have now been reburied by his family in Potchefstroom.   …

… but as all lectures at that time were in Afrikaans, and by studying Hollands 1, he became fluent in the language and … style which had led many of his colleagues to call him by the nickname “Tiger”. His court manner had lost none of … and that “A substantial part of the said trauma was caused by an accidental fall down a flight of stone stairs. On the …

… to send him hack to Kamaai, but this was prevented by the outbreak of the First World War (1914-1918). After … His interest in politics increased and was characterised by a strong aversion to the National Party (NP). He was drawn … Sachs led several strikes, including two general strikes by the GWU in 1931 and 1932. The latter was to protest a …

… but he reached out for whatever books he could find. By the time he reached high school he had read every Charles … school. At the weekends they attended meetings addressed by African National Congress (ANC), ANC Youth League (ANCYL) … After 16 months, the case collapsed and charges levelled by the state were withdrawn. On 21 August 1984 just as the …

… and Canning Workers Union, established in 1941. Organized by prominent leader Ray Alexander Simons , she started as a … a large majority of South African activists were banned by the Apartheid regime. One of these activists was the … said that our union was a red union, we were influenced by the communists, just because we won't hide anything from …

… This biography was written by SAHO in collaboration with Artthrob MODUS OPERANDI When Berni Searle was asked by the Brooklyn Museum of Art what her ‘Feminist Artist … in the complex layers of Searle’s work; characterised by a desire to belong, yet not to be reduced to simply one …

… surface in relation to the dreams and desires articulated by the younger women. Given the at times neocolonial and … of the artistic life as an imaginative journey propelled by an ethical imperative and faith in art’s signifying … on major museum shows around the world. She is represented by the Goodman Gallery and her work is included in most South …