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… veterans and a former ANC Member of Parliament for 20 years, he got the provincial official funeral where the … on: http://allafrica.com/stories/201501130566.html [20 January 2015]| SABC News (2015). ANC wants official …

… had two daughters and four grandchildren.  He died on the 20 October 1998, after a long and debilitating illness. …

… and attempted to murder her, solicited money from his wife’s brother, forced a certain man to marry a particular woman … allegedly armed his bodyguards.  He was arrested on 20 March 1967 and it was considered to be in the public … Authorities in Okavango, Namibia, Martin Nambala Wilpard’s order was withdrawn on 6 October 1972.   …

… at his school, like the debating society, the Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA), and the African Student … offices in exile in Ghana, from where they operated. Their mission was to publicise the PAC all over Africa and the … Ghana. In 1964 he went to Dar es Salaam to strengthen the mission there. The PAC headquarters was still in Lesotho. He …

… the recruitment of trainees abroad. After Wilton Mkwayi’s arrest, Dingake assumed all responsibility for MK … Dingake had to leave the country. He was sent on a mission to Dar es Salaam.  When he came back to Johannesburg … Southern Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe) which was under Ian Smith’s. He was arrested on 8 December 1965. Dingake was illegally …

… preeminent liberation organisation fighting for Namibia’s independence. In 1974, because of Angola's independence, Namibia's northern border was open for the … he served in PLAN until he was seriously injured during a mission into northern Namibia and captured by South African …

… move to South Africa. The family settled in King William’s Town , Transkei (now Eastern Cape Province ), after a brief … , the release of struggle veterans, as well as Chris Hani’s assassination, which lead to an angry mob stoning her car … , as a communication and media advisor in the Premier’s office. It was during her time there that she was exposed …

… rise of the Nazi regime. He was subject to the Third Reich’s racial laws against Jews, notably, as a young child being … assets to cover the costs of fleeing Germany, Schwarz’s family struggled financially throughout the 1930s. Being … know what it means to be hungry." In October 1936, Schwarz’s grandparents arrived in Cape Town on the SS Stuttgart, the …

… Indian Muslim community [9] . Parsees, such as Dr. Ginwala’s grandparents, were a minute part of this minority … protests were gatherings of peaceful activists at police stations, offering themselves for imprisonment for not … manned and the crowds outside numbered in the thousands [20] . As the day wore on, the crowd became hostile and the …

… pardy because of expectations raised in the mission statement of Nail: "Having at last achieved political … our country". What one thinks of Dr Modana depends on one's economic point of view. He himself deals with the charges … newspaper in the country. It also acquired control of a 20% stake in MTN, one of two cellular networks in South …

… in Sea Point , Cape Town , Western Cape, South Africa on 20 July 1847. She advocated for social and moral reform and was a campaigner for women’s rights. Brown trained as a midwife in Scotland. She … temperance movement against the trade of alcohol. Brown’s long-standing friendship with the author Olive Schreiner is …

… performed at Kampala National Theatre during the country’s independence celebrations in 1962. wa Thiong’o published … open-air theatre and ruffled feathers within the country’s political leadership. The following year wa Thiong’o … plays, novels, short stories, critical essays and children’s books. Generally wa Thiong’o writings deal with the …

… and gave him a base for his community activism. Stein’s involvement in the struggle against apartheid became more … soon he became the chief organiser of the Coloured People's Congress (CPC), an organisation allied to the African … Football Club, in England.  Isaiah Stein died in London on 20 January 2011. …

… and believed that Hitler would win the war. When Goldreich's teacher distributed the German "textbook", Goldreich a … .He returned to South Africa in 1954 and won South Africa's Best Young Painter Award the following year for his figures … to hide from the police.During his speech from the dock on 20 April 1964 in the Rivonia Trial Mandela said: "Whilst …

…  The family was constantly uprooted because of her father’s political activity. [iv]  From 1960 she attended Durban … As a human rights attorney her clients ranged from society’s most economically downtrodden to many noted political … for Mandela, p.19. ↵ [viii] Jana, Fighting for Mandela, p.20. ↵ [ix] Jana, Fighting for Mandela, p.32. ↵ [x] Jana, …

… , joined the African National Congress (ANC) . Ngudle’s main responsibility was to raise funds when ANC members … in the Western Cape. In 1961, Ngudle joined the ANC’s military wing, Umkhonto we Sizwe (MK) , and became an MK … in arranging the logistics, transports and safe-houses for 20 ANC comrades who were being sent out of the country for …

… she was an active member of the Black Sash (a white woman’s organisation). Hartman attended St Andrews College in … the political environment continued to heat up in the 1980’s  Hartman says that he was increasingly frustrated, left his … and Aid Fund for Southern Africa(IDAF). Hartman was one of 20 South African photographers whose work was represented in …

… closely with several leading student activists. Koka’s house in Dube, Soweto was a venue for secret meetings for … 1971 which precipitated the formation of the Black People’s Convention  (BPC). Later, when an interim committee was … to "the study of Africa in its totality".Koka died on 20 December, 2005 and was survived by hiswife and children.   …

… Buthelezi. His attitude was that one could not run one’s life on the basis of death threats and therefor he simply ignored it. Schlemmer’s association with Chief Buthelezi made the sociologist a … exile. Under death threat, Schlemmer left Durban after 20 years and returned to Johannesburg to chair the Centre for …

… in Sophiatown , Johannesburg , Transvaal (now Gauteng ) on 20 July 1922. Her father worked as a clerk at Robinson Deep … her four sisters. Her mother was a seamstress. The family’s stay in Vrededorp did not last long as the government’s policy of forced removals soon compelled them to resettle …

… of multiracial democracy in the country since the early 20 th century. She was a pioneering political activist, … beginning but also through the many decades of the school’s life as a unique nursery for independence and … Choir as “A Prayer For the Children at Ohlange”. Nokutela’s courage, self-sacrifice and leadership were a great source …

… teacher. She subsequently worked in KwaZulu Natal . Sigcau's husband, Ronald Tshabalala, died in 1964 and in 1968 she … appointed Minister of Roads and Works and over the next 20 years handled several ministerial portfolios, including … only woman in the cabinet. Aware of issues around women's rights, Sigcau undertook to challenge discriminatory …

… Chiefs and then privately tutored. He lived at his father's official residence at Khethomthandayo and received formal … ceremony at Nongoma on 3 December 1971, attended by 20 000 people. The country's constitution made the King's role ceremonial and subject to …

… novels, short stories, travelogues and plays. Joubert’s works are mainly inspired by the continent of Africa, in … on the African continent in the 20th century. Joubert’s work has been translated into many languages, with Poppie …

… along ethnicity. Politics gained the upper hand in Cooper's life as he soon found himself liasing with other students … ethnic perspectives. At the launch of the  Black People's Convention  (BPC) in 1972 Cooper was elected as secretary. … places, among other Robben Island, and was released on the 20 December 1982. While in prison he continued studying and …

… SACTU emerged out of 19 trade unions representing over 20 000 workers. From the beginning, SACTU committed itself to …

… and learned to read at an early age. One of his father's customers convinced Mr. Brenner senior to allow Sydney to … to England when he was awarded a position at Cambridge's Medical Research Council (MRC) Unit. Brenner remained here for 20 years and pursued his interests in the human nervous …

… sentences or death severely crippling MK. The organisation’s early attempts to infiltrate its trained guerrillas back to … including the sabotage of railway lines, attacks on police stations and so on. 1979 The Year of the Spear, named in … takes place. MK combatants are intercepted en route to a mission and take refuge in a bank in Silverton, Pretoria. The …

… to balance his school work with tending his grandfather’s cattle.  At the age of 12 he left his paternal home in … liberation movements like the South West African People’s Organisation (SWAPO). In 1972 Tabane was sent back to the … served in the ANC’s Politico Military Council (PMC). On 20 June 1979, Tabane married his wife Thokozani Grace, (aka …

… Death In July 1981, while he was driving Chris Hani 's vehicle, security police abducted him [7] . He was brought … ashes remained [15] . Spiritual Repatriation Sizwe Kondile’s family on the day of his spiritual repatriation. Source: … amnesty at the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) [20] . Kondile was awarded with the Order of Mendi (Gold), a …