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… Arts in Washington, DC. However, this was renamed Seek What is True it opened at the Duke University Museum of Art … of African Arts in Washington, DC. This was renamed Seek what is True and was opened at the Duke University Museum of …

… while a young male figure is pushing a cart that carries what looks like a chest of drawers. This linear composition …

… Henry Nxumalo was born in 1917 at Mvutshini, Margate, in what was then Natal Province. The first child of Lazarus and …

… River. After the collapse of apartheid in 1994, details of what happened to the ‘PEBCO Three’ emerged during the Truth …

… know until you get out of the country. They don't show what's happening on TV." Khumalo then got married to Producer …

… This is a book of which she says "I was contemplating what had catapulted my life into exile and how it had all …

… became a member of the National Forum, which was against what it referred to as “racial exclusivity” of the United …

… Thembinkosi Mofokeng turned state witness and confessed to what happened on the day of the blast. He was acquitted at …

… was driven by intense curiousity and utter frustration at what seemed to me as a lack of recognition of her pioneering …

… Albertina soon became a freedom struggle leader in her own right. In 1944 Sisulu attended the ANC annual national … Cape Franchise Action Committee. This was the beginning of what came to be known was the Congress Alliance. Walter …

… the Women of the Year Award. [xiii] She was awarded the Right Livelihood Award in 1984 and the Better World Society … [xliv] Furthermore, Maathai goes on to explore what Africans can and desperately need to do for themselves, …

… ways to highlight the injustices and the realities of what Black people were going through under the apartheid …

… as the Dolphin Unit. He received instructions on what constituted legitimate targets. The mandate given to the …

… first chairperson in the Western Cape. On being denied the right to study for an honours degree and after being expelled …

… and Reconciliation Commission testimony showed that he was right. Van Eck left Parliament in 1994 and for the next 12 …

… refused to change his stance and Middleton was denied the right to travel overseas. Two years later, Middleton was …

… as his idols, Ngozi became a renowned musician in his own right. Ngozi made huge contributions to the development of …

… whose dauntless spirit made him a national hero in his own right. Blaiberg lived for twenty months. Surgeons worldwide …

… full trade union rights for all workers including the right to strike; and one-person, one-vote in free and …

… criticise the ANC for allowing itself to be dominated by what he termed 'liberal-left-multi-racialists'. In 1958 … opened fire killing 69 people and injuring 180 others in what became known as the Sharpeville Massacre .   An order … enacted a General Law Amendment Act. The Act included what was termed the 'Sobukwe Clause', which empowered the …

… defined by racial segregation and the early structures of what would become formal apartheid. The rural areas of … activities against the pass law system. He participated in what was known broadly as defiance campaigns - acts of … Soweto without proper authorization in his reference book. What might seem a minor administrative violation carried …

… and philosophy led Ngubane to fight a long battle against what he perceived to be Communist efforts to control the ANC. …

… newly-constructed forms are combined with other media. What matters to Nhlengethwa is the content of the image and …

… the BBC, Hamilton reflects: “Those days you had to accept what they said as there was no other way you could go because …

… her to continue singing. The letter was the beginning of what would become a close relationship between the songstress …

… and dealers. He was responsive to and influenced by what he saw in the cities both as an artist and entrepreneur. …

… later, Xuma recalled that he played a leading role in what came next. Almost all of the Clarkebury boarders staged … of Minnesota (1919). Alfred B. Xuma appears in the top right-hand corner. Source: Alfred B. Xuma, African, American, … to pursue their studies overseas. Xuma also identified what he saw as the special value of African physicians in the …

… the Road for the Socialist RevolutionaryWorkers Party? And what future for NUMSA. Turning the Tide , 31(3), p. 5. …