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… genre emerged in SA at this time as a result of efforts by the likes of Leo Francois to create a school of figure … a quality lacking in the more laboured work in this genre by others. Her overall approach was, however, essentially … -25 Sep. 1944: 41 st Annual Exh. of SAContemp. Art, org. by SASA with other Societies, SANG, 25 Feb-1945: 42nd Annual …

… -          This list is by no means exhaustive. If you know of a name that has been … [IFP, CODESA 2]  F.X. Gasa [IFP, CODESA 1] DR F Ginwala [ANC, CODESA 2] MR Pravin Gordhan [SACP, Management Committee … CODESA 1] DR P.M.H. Maduna [CODESA 1] MR Mac Maharaj [ANC, Co-Head of Secretariat] Prince J.S. Mahlangu [Itando …

… An unassuming veteran: Sheila Weinberg Obituary by Raymond Suttner in The Mail and Guardian, 19-25 November … slogans and other activities after the banning of the ANC and SACP. She was one of the early detainees in the … Until the 1990s Sheila's life was always marked by bannings and police visits and attacks on her home. She …

… stability of the Zulu nation. Ndlela was tortured to death by Dingane for his inaction. After Mpande learned in 1838 … of Blood River on 16 December 1838 , 470 Voortrekkers, led by  Andries Pretorius , defeated an estimated 10,000 Zulu … north in the Hlatikhulu Forest. Mpande was installed by Pretorius as King of the Zulu, and the southern part of …

… of 2013. We have determined which of these events qualify by their subject matter, cultural impact and relevance to … January 14 2013 Boeremag 34 hostages killed in air strike by Algerian forces. Aligeria January 17 2013 Algeria ANC enforced a 50% representation of women in leadership for …

… Colony in the Great Trek. He was considered a model leader by the Afrikaners. Early life Brand was born in Cape Town on … which had become independent in 1854. Brand was confronted by three main issues during his presidency: Firstly, the … whites considered OFS land, and showing his seriousness by stationing a border force in the area. The Sotho …

… in Grahamstown. When he was twelve his father was killed by an elephant in the Addo bush and he was obliged to seek … said to have helped Dick King and his servant, Ndongeni, by ferrying them across the bay in order that they might ride … sympathies. In 1845 he was given some unappropriated land by the British government in appreciation for his services. …

… Budd was not responsible for the collision, she was booed by the crowd who favoured Decker. In a low key event in … Budd on 26 August 1985 broke the 5 000m world record set by Ingrid Kristiansens of Norway sixteen years previously by more than ten seconds to set a new mark of 15 minutes 1.83 …

… could only be found in Lusaka, Dar es Salaam and Moscow; by 1981, the Party's organised presence had spread to Angola, … chair­person. Thirdly, CC members based in Lusaka, at the ANC's headquarters, constituted themselves into a core whose … chairperson since January 1984 following (he death of Dadoo in 1983, was elected to that position, with Mabhida …

… enjoyed the music to some extent, Kippie felt discouraged by the minimum interest shown by the audience. This, and other personal problems resulted … has made a great name for himself in the jazz industry by playing with other great South African jazz musicians such …

… according to Christian rites and/or not registered by the Registrar of Marriages, are invalid. All Muslim and … 11 February, In accordance with the understanding reached by General J.C. Smuts and Gandhi on 14 January 1914, 60 … a transaction through which an Indian-owned company, Dadoo Limited, purchased land from a White owner, invalid. In …

… including the imposition of the death penalty. Led by Dr Kenneth Meshoe, the ACDP received just over 104,000 … of Democrats was an anti-apartheid organisation run by radical white lefties. African Content Movement The ACM … in December 2017 by Makhosi Khoza after she left the ANC, but Khoza resigned from the party four months later. It …

… The early records that were kept by the Black Sash and South Africa Institute of Race … 1966.An inquest into his death found that he had died by 'suicide by hanging'. However on 29th March 1983 the minister of law … Behind Closed Doors. By Shireen Motala .South African Institute Race …

… of the matter seems to be that he was unanimously chosen by a national meeting of the Thembu people (September 1929) … refused to present him for circumcision. Backed once again by the full Thembu council, Sabata took the matter to court … Thembuland', an administrative division set up in 1865 by the Colonial authorities on land confiscated from hostile …

… Natal, on an alternative history of Pietermaritzburg and a tribute to Beyers Naudé …

… The majority of Indians are indentured workers employed by the City Council. Most of them are housed in the … Headquarters will remain in Natal. 13 October, Youth tribute to Gandhi Officials and members of the Natal Indian … attend the meeting. 30 March, LEADER p. 9 United Front: Dadoo to make statement Dr YM Dadoo, a former President of …

… toured South Africa until 1881, when they were interrupted by the siege of Pretoria during the First Anglo-Boer War. The two, who had been joined by the Pole Checheffski in Port Elizabeth, arrived in … of 500, was published with Du Val as editor, assisted by Charles W. Deecker. The paper was distributed thrice …

… suffered a heart attack in detention and underwent a heart by-pass operation.  While recuperating, Nair was charged with … interim leadership group of the African National Congress (ANC) in 1990 and was elected to the National Assembly of the South African Parliament in 1994, being 39th on the ANC list of 400 nominees. 1995 1 June, MD Naidoo passes away. …

… to the Dutch (he was known as Harry/Herry first by the English and then by the Dutch). A young Krotoa, of about 10 or 11 years old, was taken in by Jan van Riebeeck during the first few days of Dutch … 'Islands' by Dan Sleigh (Secker and Warburg, 2004) "Translated from the …

… called Ejersa Gora on 23 July 1892. His birth name given by his parents was Lij Tafari Makonnen. He was the only … the Queen of Sheba. He was raised a Christian and educated by private European tutors. His father passed on in 1906 and … he led Ethiopia into the League of Nations in 1923 and by travelling to Europe, a first for an Ethiopian ruler in …

… grew up in Worcester. One day in 1884, a Christian lady by the name of Miss Schreiner, who later became Mrs … with Miss Schreiner, Anna struggled to feel convinced by the Christian faith, but was soon brought around by an incident in which she recovered from being gravely …

… caring and understanding, and was soon being approached by black groups who sought her assistance. In 1983, she was asked by Matthew Goniwe to officially inquire about rent … Blackburn started to be seen as a troublemaker, not just by members of the National Party but also by some liberals. …

… exhibitions in the 1940s and were subsequently acquired by the SANG. They demonstrate his command of fine techniques … horizontal panel painted in egg tempera. It was inspired by his study of predella panels from altarpieces by Renaissance artists that were exhibited in London in the …

… corner. Union of Democratic University Staff Association. Tribute and welcome to Comrade Jack Simons and Comrade Ray …

… legal firm, Bell, Dewar & Hall, to investigate. The ANC could not accept the allegations, and was upset that … exceeded what was reasonable, and that he was helped by the Foundation's bookkeeper, Freddie Steenkamp, who … a report after being instructed to look into the matter by the then Deputy President Thabo Mbeki . This report found …

… Tradition, a documentary history, Volume Two 1943 - 1964, by Allison Drew Document 39 - “Walter Sisulu, "Boycott as a … Weapon", Liberation, 23, February 1957 A timely article by the banned ex-Secretary of the African National Congress, … as Sophiatown, and W.N.T. in less than two days-this is a tribute to the determination of the people in utilising this …

… African Congress (PAC) as a 15-year-old in 1961, attracted by the vision of a black-ruled South Africa. Arrested in May … on Robben Island. In prison, he completed high school by into a principal adherent of Africanism. In 1973 he was … While working in East London factories and studying law by correspondence, he became associated with the Black …

… later became the now-governing African National Congress (ANC). He was also a novelist and journalist. But many may not … Mhudi. It was the first English language novel published by a black South African. A prodigious polyglot, Plaatje used … Setswana and English, the past and the present. A fitting tribute Plaatje died of pneumonia in 1932. His riches lay not …

… people. His father was Mantatisi, who was expelled by King  Shaka Zulu  from the area he had conquered. In 1821 … tribe and killed their headman and retaliation followed by the Amahlubi from Natal. The Batlokwa people fled taking … tribes to Barolong in Kuruman, where they were stopped by the Griquas under Waterboer in 1823. In the early 1830s …

… Memorial Fountain...was, on March 10th, 1901, unveiled by the Hon. John See, M.L.A., State Minister for Defence. The Fountain was erected by Public subscription as a tribute of respect from the people to the Memory of those …