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… Khama, the ruler of Bechuanaland – led to the signing of what became known as the Moffat Treaty on 11 February 1888. …

… School in Soweto is named after him. He also served on what was then the Education Advice Council and on the Council …

… Edson Sithole was born in what was then Southern Rhodesia in 1935. He was the first …

… awards and a Nobel Prize nomination for literature and what emerges is to many the Dean of African Letters,” writes … Es’kia Mphahlele embodied in his person and in his work what he described as “the personification of the African …

… independence.  Alone in Transkei, he dared to say aloud what many others were thinking. Outside of Parliament, he was … by adding another R100 onto the fine, but this was not what the Matanzima brothers were after. On 6 August 1980, he …

… death. It then follows that whatever view one may take of what occurred, all the accused are entitled to an acquittal … There is no evidence of how he suffered the injuries or in what circumstances. That is a matter peculiarly within the …

… had a bandage on his head. When she tried to inquire as to what happened the visit was cut short. It is widely believed …

… Grootboom had written a play about polygamy titled “What a wonderful world”. Grootboom’s writing career was …

… region and moved on to found the town of Potchefstroom in what is the North West Province today. In the 1840s the …

… was the politically charged use of religious symbolism. What defines the importance of Ngatane’s work, as well as his …

… task in exile was to “inform the international community what was going on and to challenge them to play a role in the …

… them escape while he stayed behind. It is not clear what exactly transpired in the roadblock but it is reported …

… decision to sell two of Mudzunga’s drums for less than what the artist estimated they were worth. In 2014 Mudzunga …

… about the future of the country, took to the streets in what became one of the heroic incidents of the liberation …

… where he held regular displays. His desire was to paint what was known to him, therefore township scenes were often …

… of the Kalahari, in Mashonaland and in other parts of what is now Rhodesia, penetrating to regions where no other …

… conflict. Mandindi addresses a related issue in his print What about the artist and the sculpture?, which is very much …

… Town . “ Steve’s death left me with no words. I sat with what can only be described as a heavy blow to the chest: "a …

… event because this was the first booklet that explained what SASO stood for and it had to be used to win members for …

… African Art Centre 2000: Sezenjani Ngengculazi “What Do We To Do About Aids?” African Art Centre 2004: Joint …

… pamphlets that were meant to help enlighten people about what was going on in South Africa with regards to Pass Laws …

… and 1937 he introduced unsuccessful motions to have the right of appeal to the Privy Council in Britain abolished. … he was responsible for the following: the abolition of the right of appeal to the Privy Council in England; the …

… now goes far in guaranteeing workers' rights, such as the right to strike. Section 23 - Labour relations The rights … were unconstitutional. Two issues arose: first, in what circumstances should the Constitutional Court entertain … leave and family-responsibility leave. It explains what workers can expect if their employment is terminated. …

… nuclear physics and in 1956 he developed an interest in what we call computerized axial tomography or CAT-scanning …

… different racial groups and reducing contact to preserve what he viewed as ‘superior’ white culture. From 1898 Sauer …