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… original writers of the new Drum magazine , then edited by Anthony Sampson. He wrote musical criticism and also … popular personality on the airwaves, but he was frustrated by the lack of a creative musical environment. He also missed … traditional Zambian music. However, he was dispirited by the fact that he could see no early prospects of being …

… of the land and the mineral resources of the region by capitalist interests. The original mural was 14 m long. … from the women’s collections and colour photographs by Paul Grendon. His documentation of land struggles of … recognised.  The Granta Art Magazine has an article by Marxist John Berger, "Means of Transport" , where he …

… allowing them to inform his work. Ray is also influenced by African music and has found a deep appreciation for the … Lions – Lozita Royal Palace Swaziland Murals – 11 meters by 4 meters – Maguga Lodge Swaziland Murals at several …

… was conferred with an Honorary Doctorate in Humane Letters by the Chicago State University. In April 1986, Radebe … Radebe was active in the ANC's political department. By the time he left he was head of this department. He was …

… born in Meadowlands, Soweto in 1975, were he was raised by his grandparents. He was a year old when the student riots … He entered a script writing competition hosted by Mnet television. It is during this time that he met Barney … An interview with Mpumelelo Paul Grootboom, by Kagiso Rafadi, 1 March 2011, South African History Online. …

… considered alternatively as revolutionary or sentimental by many White South Africans. The book became a massive success and by 1988 had sold more than 15 million copies internationally. …

… On 27 May 2016, surrounded by his beloved family, Kunene died peacefully at his home in … extensively with his family, in his obituary compiled by Cress Funeral Service he is hailed as ‘a beloved husband, …

… in the SANDF. Among her other achievements attained by Sedibe was her appointment as head of the SANDF’s Gender … Modise . When they returned from exile, both were employed by the ANC. The couple have two daughters Boipuso and Lesedi …

… 1961. His political activism resulted in his detention by the police several times. He was deeply involved in … people with whom he interacted. Makhathini is survived by his wife, Valerie O’ Connor Makhathini and his daughter …

… as an editorial consultant to the Brandt Commission. By the 1980s, Sampson was editing The Sampson Letter, and … died of a heart attack on 18 December 2004. He is survived by his wife, Sally (whom he married in 1965), and his two …

… imitating the golfers he had seen on a nearby golf course by hitting a golf ball with a Syringa stick. Later, Sewgolum … golf. Within a year of this victory, Sewgolum was banned by the South African government, and was not allowed to play …

… that was held at the Orlando Community Hall, chaired by  Robert Sobukwe . Thebehali joined the Progressive Party … of the Soweto College of Education, a project funded by Anglo American, and took part in the re-location of Vista …

… 1972) became the first collection of poetry to be banned by the Apartheid regime, and most of Matthews’s later … justice and demanding litérature engagée is only surpassed by his humility and fierce independence. His art gallery and …

… to take part in the war against Sechele (called Segeel by the Boers), the ally and kinsman of Sekomi. Viljoen … and three other hunters were the first Boers to be allowed by Mzilikazi to hunt in Mashonaland. Viljoen was also on …

… of the Baca language and was awarded an MA degree by the University of South Africa in 1944. Some of his poetry … grammatical study at the University of Cape Town (UCT). By 1957, Jordan was appointed as a lecturer in African …

… an extract from a newspaper article on Peter Jones written by by Khuthala Nandipha for 'City Press ', September 2007. " …

… High School student she participated in school boycotts by protesting against the Special Branch's action against … Cape BPC delegate and attended a clinic facilitated by Dr. Ramphela Mamphele , a FCWU Organiser and Secretary of …

… photographic workshop, a non-profit organisation founded by David Goldblatt. Her photographic career began in … South Photographs Collective Exhibition - Series " Durban by the Sea.' - Area Galllery, Cape Town, 1999. "The Mask", A …

… alerted him to the difficulties and challenges faced by journalists and the media, and he was always an avid … His contribution to law and society was also recognised by the University of Durban Westville (UDW - now a part of …

… causes of suffering, especially those brought about by the pass laws. Always working in a voluntary capacity, she … two daughters and two grandchildren. A biography of Duncan by Annemarie Hendrikz was published in 2015. …

… secretary for foreign affairs. He was considered a playboy by some who knew him, but his life style concealed a strong …

… (then Pietersburg). Her father had been ostracized by the BaPedi for becoming a Christian and for refusing to … Biographical Contribution by historian Gail Nattrass|“Soweto” supplement, p.6, The …

… Gallery (solo). Basel, Switzerland (Art Fair, exhibited by Linda Good>man with Norman Catherine). Standard Bank …

… He was made an honorary Colonel. Shikomba is survived by his wife, Wilhelmine Shikomba, the first ELCIN woman …

… Naude passed away on 31 December 2011. She is survived by four children, four grand children and three great …

… the Lamontville High School until 1982 and was taught art by George Msimang.  In 1994 and 1995 he attended woodcarving …

… 1985 he attended the Triangle Artists Workshop, sponsored by USSALEP/FUBA in New York. In 1985 and 1987 he participated …

… informed the Dutch public. In 1986 Braam was approached by leaders of the ANC in exile and asked to assist with …

… he trains people in ceramics. This enterprise is funded by DAC. His work is represented in the collection of the …

… States, where the stress was on compromise and cooperation by blacks, not on integration or the achievement of political …