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… then established a medical practice in Middledrift, a rural area in the eastern Cape, where he became district …

… Bunga and on the Natives' Representative Council for the rural areas of the Cape Province from 1937 to 1942. In 1935 …

… He was born in Eshowe. He attended Ndaleni Art School in 1971 and continued Fine Art studies at the University of South Africa receiving a … Painting at the University of Zululand Festival of African Art. His work has been included in a number of group …

… couple established the Evangelical Lutheran Church Art and Craft Centre at Mapumulo in 1962 where Ndebele began …

… Cover by Jeeva) Staffrider Vol. 9 No. 4 , 1991 Culture and Resistance Conference exhibition, 1982 Nicht Wird Uns Trennen … 16 Aug - Oct , 1987 Beyond the Barricades: Popular Resistance in South Africa in the 1980s , 1989 With Our Own …

… Nelson Mukhuba, SA artist, is born in Venda.   His art career started in 1958 and he used mainly marula and …

… the ANC outlawed, Dorothy became President of the Natal Rural Areas Committee where she participated in the organisation of anti-government demonstrations by rural women, including their refusal to fill cattle dips. The …

… he won an award for a drawing his school submitted to an art competition run by the Natal Indian Teachers Society. … in a local outfitting store. He continued his interest in art and started teaching himself painting, sign writing, and … one of the founding members of Bantu, Indian, and Coloured Art (BICA), one of the first Black artist groups established …

… the Black Peoples Convention (BPC) Department of Urban and Rural Development. Upon being unbanned, Mkhatshwa was placed …

… a body whose main purpose was to encourage and promote rural development on the lines of self – help and self – …

… his kinsmen, Makgatho may have straddled the urban and rural spaces in search of converts. But it was both as a … action. The following year the branch organised a passive resistance campaign against passes. Thousands of passes were … of being forced to return to the economically desolate rural areas. Secondly, he had come to the realisation that …

… was born in Cape Town. An organiser of the 1919 passive resistance campaign against passes in the Transvaal, …

… A Cape Passive Resistance Council is formed at a mass meeting in Cape Town …

… a mass meeting in Durban to launch a new phase of Passive Resistance Campaign in view of the stalem …

… The document also reflects Seme’s insight into forms of resistance to the impending political dispensation. Though … during the early 1930s the ANC’s following in urban and rural areas was at its lowest, compared with earlier decades. In the rural areas, particularly in areas dominated by white …

… and a devout Catholic himself, Waterwitch experienced resistance from the Roman Catholic church leaders at the …

… is shackled to race. During 1983-4 Esau worked as a rural organiser for the UDF in the greater part of the Cape … up regional structures. The support from the UDF in the rural areas was tremendous. The people grasped the difference … faced with a dilemma: it was clear that legal, peaceful resistance to apartheid had come to a dead end. On the other …

… Labour Organisation (ILO) after completing her MA in rural sociology at the University of Reading in England. In … with her work as an ANC activist, working with women in rural areas.   Falling short of her goal to write about her …

… Magistrates' courts - blasts, apartheid and art, by Lucille Davie, The Heritage Portal, 6 April 2020 …

… Africa 2010 (group exhibition), Open Forum on Art and Social change on 2 April at The Roundhouse (group …

… and expected behaviour. Although she had no formal art training, Mabasa’s natural artistic talent manifests …

… for Botswana where he became involved in the 'Culture and Resistance' symposium. He played with Jonas Gwangwa, Hugh …

… she had trained to be a teacher and her father thought art an unstable career, her temperament was that of an …

… been jailed for participation in the 1946 Indian Passive Resistance Campaign . He was a branch chairman of the …

… he began part-time studies at the Manchester School of Art and worked as a freelance photographer for Temple Press … move to abstraction and his interest in non-figurative art. Newall’s first solo exhibition took place in 1949 at the … SMACgallery.com (2019), "ALBERT NEWALL Investec Cape Town Art Fair | Past / Modern Section: Booth P4", from SMACgallery …

… of Indian people, was swept up by the 1946 Indian Passive Resistance Campaign , which was the most dramatic show of … African history. Fatima established the Student Passive Resistance Committee to support the campaign and this … Group in response to the needs of shack dwellers and rural migrants, deemed by the government to have no rights in …

… During this period, she participated in the Keiskammahoek Rural Survey, which produced three volumes on rural life, livelihoods and land tenure in the former Ciskei. …

… of the Boland Cricket Union. Jannie had also mastered the art of wine making. Due to his tireless effort and excellence …

… was headed by Joseph Lekganyane and its stronghold was in rural areas. Edward Lekganyane’s stronghold was in urban …

… was not open to blacks. He joined the 1946 Indian Passive Resistance Campaign and was sentenced to a term of …