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… throughout Africa following the end of the Second World War was a crucial factor in achieving independence for many … was publishing pamphlets castigating Whites in Kenya, South Africa and Rhodesia for rejecting the idea of African …

… convened to mark the international Day of Solidarity with South African and Namibian Political Prisoners. We wish to … entitled "Reagan Administration betrays the new laws of war," published in The Legal Front recently in New York. Yet … a couple of days ago, as we have heard. We call upon the world to act - and I would stress the word "act" - to put a …

… 1960 and to carry on the work of the organisation outside South Africa once they were settled. Adelaide resumed her work as a … assisting some of the families whose children left South Africa after the 1976 uprisings . In 1994 she was … on the death of Adelaide Tambo , website: anc.org.za.| South Africa mourns Adelaide Tambo , website: cnn.com.| South …

… From the book:  History of Muslims in South Africa by Ebrahim Mahomed Mahida 1804 Attainment of … published a book in English, Journal of My Tours Round the World 1886-1887 and 1893-1895 AD, [Bombay, Duftur Ashkara Oil … of the property in his name. After the Second World War, the 'Pilgrim Masjid' was extended and renovated. While …

… Thus she was able to manage send Snitcher to the South African College School (SACS). Snitcher taught English … on the Central Committee of the Communist Party of South Africa (CPSA) until 1948. Snitcher stood for Parliament … He was a founder member of the League against Fascism and War and campaigned actively against the right wing Francisco …

… Indian Youth Congress and then in the Federation of South African Women (FEDSAW) which was established in 1954. … until it was banned in 1962. She then went to work for the South African Congress of Trade Unions (SACTU) but was forced … them of citizenship and prohibiting their return to South Africa. Shanthie was refused the “exit permit” though she had …

… how things were supposed to be. Hence in some parts of the world some races, often Europeans, were said to be more … treat. The white settlers had defeated Native Americans in war battles for land and had had taken their land. On the … Namibia became a German colony in 1884, and was called South West Africa. The Germans had arrived in Namibia as part …

… The Decoration is awarded to South African citizens who have performed an extraordinary … to visitors who come into our country from all over the world as a symbolic gesture of goodwill. Elements The shield … way to France to assist the British during the First World War. 2. The blue crane - the flight of the blue crane in the …

… his exile. In 1981, during one of his secret visits to South Africa, the Security Police arrested Seatlholo and charged … into the country to recruit and garner support for the South African Youth Revolutionary Council (SAYCRO, the … & Albertina Sisulu: in our lifetime , New Africa Books, South Africa pp 412 …

… title Miss Natal, which qualified her to enter the Miss South Africa competition for Black beauty queens. Shange won the … victory entitled her to represent South Africa at The Miss World competition in 1972.  This opened many doors for …

… 1994 27 April,South Africa's interim constitution which was adopted in … 3 May, South Africa resumes its full membership of the World Health Organisation (WHO). 6 May, final election … who were employed by the former SA Defence Force in its war against the South West African People's Organisation …

… Hospital in Pietermaritzburg, Natal (now KwaZulu-Natal ), South Africa, the asylum her mother was committed to at the time. … a sense of history [she needed] an eternal and continuous world against which to work out [her] preoccupations […] a …

… Sekeramane Sejake was born on 8 August 1920 in Evaton, south of Johannesburg, to Basotho parents. He attended a … . During the 1950s, Sejake was a leading member of the South African Congress of Trade Unions (SACTU), and the … Marxist Workers’ Tendency of the ANC. Sejake returned to Africa as political commissar of the ANC training camp in …

… with the question of the franchise. The exception was the South African Moslems' Association (SAMA), which mobilised … rights of Coloureds. However, after the Anglo-Boer War/South African War when the possibility of a white … of the educated and artisan classes. The years following World War I offered an opportunity to address this problem, …

… Background to the Strike The formation of the Union of South Africa in 1910 was a development that had vastly … the Afrikaners had already been defeated in the Boer War (1899-1902) , but the British acted to appease the Boers … Socialist Labour Party and the Industrial Workers of the World were already competing for workers’ loyalties. The …

… the interdenominational African Ministers' Association of South Africa (IDMASA), although he had been influence mainly by the … same time (early 1960s), he was elected president of the World Council of Churches (WCC) and was one of the leading …

… From:  South Africa's Radical Tradition, a documentary history, … and the struggle for national liberation. The maturing world economic crisis has affected with special force the … is inevitably doomed to defeat, as is every peasant war. But the proletariat cannot restrict its task only to the …

… Art Gallery collection and in private collections in South Africa. Strachan published a book called ‘Way Up, Way Out’ in … trilogy about growing up in South Africa between the two World Wars. … at: literarytourism.co.za. [Accessed 24 February 2009] South African History Online archive| Strachan’s testimony at …

… In the midst of the State of Emergency , the South African Youth Congress (SAYCO) was formed in March 1987 … They sought refuge at the West German Embassy in Pretoria, South Africa, to protest against detention without trial. The four … . [Accessed on 20 May 2013]| Kraft, S., (1989), 4 South African Detainees Flee Hospital : Ex-Hunger Strikers …

… the future of the millions of children of this part of the world and what we can do together to shape that future. … all the necessary detail. With regard to our own country, South Africa, I will leave the task of providing a picture of … all mass political action on the one hand, and the war of aggression being waged against the people of Angola on …

… Alex la Guma is known as one of South Africa’s foremost activist writers, both for his reportage … of Apartheid . la Guma was born in 1925 in District Six , South Africa. He was the son of prominent political activist … JM (1971) Alex la Guma and the Responsabilities of South Agrican Writers. Journal of the New African Literature …

… in 1924, in Marabastad, Pretoria, Transvaal (now Gauteng),South Africa. He attended the University of Fort Hare, where he … entitled The Will to Die (1972) and later in The World of Can Themba (1985). Can Themba was awarded the Order …

… The reaction of the outside world to the development of apartheid was widespread, and by the 1980s posed a sustained challenge to the South African regime, which, facing myriad internal and … control, recolonised the territory during its war with France in the early 19th century. British capital …

… Union and shortly afterward was elected President of the South African Rugby Football Union (SARFU). It was during … the Springboks’ (Amabokkebokke) capture of the Rugby World Cup. Luyt became infamous for his role in a 1998 court … and integrity of Afrikaners. The FA took part in South Africa’s first democratic election in 1999 but won no seats, …

… his mother did not. The reply was that there was no one in South Africa suitably qualified in genetics to answer the question. … in 1999 and today is known as The Cradle of Humankind World Heritage Site. He also successfully campaigned for the … www.iol.co.za  [Accessed on 7 June 2012]|Paton A. (2012). South Africa’s beloved Professor Philip Tobias dies from …

… became sports editor of the New Age  and wrote for  The World . He joined the African National Congress (ANC) in … on 5 February 1950 at Newclare, Johannesburg that:  Africa is for the Africans and the rest is for the guests.  … After his acquittal in the Treason Trial, he left South Africa and became a representative of the ANC in exile, …

… of MK’s High Command. He inspired generations of young South African communists through his own passion and … Party’s newspaper, The Daily Worker. He returned to South Africa in 1939, and immediately joined the Communist Party of … meetings, and cultivating friends in various parts of the world, stimulated and encouraged international support …

… time the ANCYL was established, political circumstances in South Africa were tenuous as the ruling United Party was divided about South Africa’s participation in World War II. Four years after the establishment of the Youth …

… was involved in promoting the development of education in Africa, Asia and the Middle East. Between 1987 and 1989, she … programmes. In 1990, Mlambo-Ngcuka started working for the World University Service South Africa (WUS), based in Cape Town, supporting … Mlambo-Ngcuka  Deputy President of the Republic of South Africa from the British Council Learning , [online], …

… Although he had a British passport valid for all of Africa,e was brought to Court on 8 July and was ordered on 10 … Sorabji would be a worthy successor to him when he left South Africa to serve the Indian community. He sent him to … Corps that was formed in London at the inauguration of the war and served at Netley, nursing the sick and the wounded. …