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… of Interior. The Indian Opinion, a newspaper started by Gandhi, reported on 8 August 1908: When Mr. Thambi Naidoo … to go to gaol for the cause. A sensation was created by the announcement, and Mr. Naidoo proceeded to warn the … and the fearlessness of the workers despite brutality by the employers and the army, helped persuade the government …

… guests. This consultative conference has been called by the National Executive Committee to consult you on a … of the government. This statement could only be made by those who do not understand the nature of negotiations and … for the implementation of the apartheid policy on our side. We are succeeding in doing that and many of these …

… Treason Trial Defence Fund  which was later administered by Mary Benson , Freda Levson and Ruth Mompati . Freda … years. Freda Levson died on 7 October 2004 and is survived by two stepchildren. …

… In 1990, he was made Chevalier des Artes et des Lettres by the French Government, and the following year he received … 2004, he was awarded the Naledi Lifetime Achievement Award by the Theatre Managements of South Africa. On 27 April 2011, …

… abduction and killing. Despite frantic search efforts made by families to locate both Madaka and Mthimkhulu, they … memorial service was held to honour the contribution made by  Siphiwo Mthimkhulu and Topsy Madaka in the struggle for … www.londongrip.com [Accessed on 5 September 2011]| Address by His Excellency, President Jacob Zuma at the reburial of …

… a policeman and her mother supplemented the family income by selling vegetables, taking in washing and doing some … August 1982. She was 56 years old at the time. Much loved by her community, her coffin draped in the ANC flag was … |Press cuttings relating to Poomanie Moodley and complied by the NIC, available at …

… Dingane tested the military capability of Retief's men by asking them to retrieve his cattle from  Chief Sekonyela . … were all inside the kraal they were attacked and killed by Dingane's followers. …

… ANC , he left South Africa in July 1977 and was deployed by the organisation in Lusaka. A senior official in the … or 'revolutionary army' to seize power from the government by means of an armed insurrection. The accused were released …

… outright, but all their activities were in effect frozen. By 1989, the number of detainees held had been substantially … Town. In the same month, following increased militancy by right wing groups, Vlok held talks with the leader of the …

… the SACP, which had since gone underground (it was banned by the Apartheid government), where she actively campaigned … 1955, Thornton was part of a delegation that was stopped by the police in Beaufort West on its way to Kliptown, …

… to leave Swaziland when his ANC activities were detected by the Swazi authorities and attempts were made to arrest him … Family Fund (catering for families and communities ravaged by apartheid violence) and The Sky is No Limit (which aims to …

… and Indians discussed their common grievances and ideals. By the end of the 1920s Mahabane was anxious about the … Socio-Economic Development of the Bantu Areas) organised by the Interdenominational African Ministers' Federation …

… banned. The Nursing Act discriminated against black nurses by promoting segregation and the dominance of white South … she was delivering a baby and her dress was set alight by a nearby candle, as a result, she was forced to deliver …

… Khama became its first President. The country inherited by President Khama was riven with problems. At the time, it … country, greatly indebted to Britain and surrounded by White-ruled states. But Khama refused to submit to their …

… Nevertheless the college was declared officially open by the Prime Minister of South Africa, Gen. Louis Botha on 8 … Kerr Memorial Fund, was constituted in his memory in 1970 by the Presbyterian Church of Southern Africa to provide …

… one of the things that led to his death. He is survived by his sister Bukelwa Gertrude Ntsangani, and his two sons, …

… to organise a follow-up conference in 1961. Delegated by imprisoned PAC leaders to head the PAC's underground …

… The young Gwanga was one of many musicians mentored by Alto Saxophonist Kippie Moeketsi. He then joined the …

… died in Cape Town on 25 February 2004. She is survived by her two sons, Jordi and Juame …

… Taxi in 1958 , which was banned and What the World Owes Me by Mary Bowes in 1960. Most recently, Stein wrote the book … Biographical Contribution by Sarah Cawkwell (Stein’s wife)| “Octogenarian British …

… had calmy repudiated his own testimony when cross-examined by lawers for the strikers.In the mid-1940s,after taking a …

… 1984, the ANC established a Commission of Inquiry headed by James Stuart. Sigxashe was appointed as one of the …

… received formal art training, he was greatly inspired by two fellow artists namely Lippy Lipshitz ( 1903 - 1980) …

… He was also a dominee, a published poet - considered by some to be the best mystical poet in Afrikaans - and a …

… through a shady Ghanaian businessman;he cooperated by passing information to the Ghanaian  rather risk …

… Johannesburg Technical College. Eventually he was employed by the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) as …

… An Honorary Doctorate was conferred on her in 2002 by the University of Fort Hare. …

… we established this contact we were met with enthusiasm by the people. We were given water and even fresh supplies of … the game reserve of Wankie a decision had been taken by our HQ in Lusaka that the unit had to split into two. … Moloi and Baloi _ one comrade Mhlonga was wounded. On the side of the enemy we must have killed between 12 to 15, …

… while he returned to Spain. (These men were later murdered by the inhabitants of the island for mistreating them.) On … of the new territories. These conquests were soon followed by the colonisation of most of South and Central America, … from the mouth of the central deity and talons on either side of the deity's face which grasp human hearts. The …