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… moved to the Grassroots Gallery in Westville, Durban, but by the end of that year she relocated to Johannesburg where … I feel that I am documenting history, and if it is seen by people during the time of struggle it talks to them then, but if the same work is seen by people during the ten years of democracy celebrations, it …

… oppress other people, or to liberate people. Zulu, spoken by Buthelezi, is the language of the oppressor. Spoken by Mzwakhe it is the language of the oppressed fighting for … material on the basis of language. SPARK is put together by an editorial collective drawn from the members of PAP. The …

… values. For example, a chief is not elected into office by popular vote, but through lineage, and is thus in office … through the distribution and redistribution of accumulated tribute, usually in the form of cattle.” [x] This means that … programme of the party, which led to civil war between ANC supporters in KwaZulu-Natal and IFP members. This further …

… when he appeared in the feature movie 'Real News' directed by Peter Hunt (who is best known for having directed the … Industry. 'Real News' was followed ten years later by 'Shout at the Devil', also directed by Peter Hunt,  In 1974 Mafela co-starred in South Africa’s …

… family in an impoverished rural area, Nakasa was forced by poverty to leave school in 1954 without matriculating. He … a way with words and all who read his work were impressed by his command of the language and his biting criticism of … able to return home, he committed suicide on 14 July 1965 by jumping from a window of a high-rise building. Attempts to …

… in this strike. Her political activities were shaped by events in the Miners Union. Her biological father`s estate … an `enemy of the state` and placed under observation by the Special Branch. In 1961 before South Africa became a … went at the end of the year after Beryl had matriculated. By this time her son was married and independent from the …

… for service and fellowship. She was greatly influenced by her school principal who was a member of the South African … of Citizenship. The organization had been started by war veterans and focused on political developments after … plain to provide housing for people that were displaced by the Group Areas’ Act . After 1961, Stott detached herself …

… TIC activists, recounted that 'extensive work' was done by the TIC in Fordsburg, Vrededorp, Doornfontein, Alexandra … of the people in the campaign either as volunteers, or by the submitting of demands and the election of delegates. … this viewpoint: "In Sophiatown, we were organising by street... and telling them about the COP and collecting …

… propagated the NEUM philosophy from within Congress by using Congress platforms. He played on the motions of Congress members by appealing to them for African unity. The 1950s saw an … Unity Movement (NEUM), sought to overthrow the government by force of arms, and with foreign assistance. The state led …

… started playing the guitar at a very tender age, inspired by his late father Kanyama Phiri. He learned to  play a … it was affectionately known, was restricted for broadcast by the old South African Broadcasting Corporation. Contrary … the eight month-long Graceland Tour, a global trek headed by American singer Paul Simon.  The aim of the tour was to …

… he completed Standard VI. There his talent was recognised by Father Mallory who arranged for him to study at Rorke's … to Ovambo in 1976 and a collection of his prints, selected by Walter Battiss, was published. In 1977 the artist moved to … 1974: Diakonia House, Johannesburg (Black Art, sponsored by the Programme for Social Change and Devcraft). 1976: SAAA …

… solo exhibitions in South Africa. This was followed by exhibition at the British Empire Exhibition in Wembley, … contributed to the debate on modern art in South Africa by publishing his views in a pamphlet entitled Art ... its … 1 Feb. 1945: 42nd Annual Exh. ofContemp. SA Art, cng. By SASA, MMG, 6-20 Apr. 1947: SASA Members'Annual Exh., MMG, …

… and homophobia and eventually sacked. She was recalled by new coach Joseph Mkhonza in 2012 and scored South Africa's … legend of women’s soccer in South Africa. She was honoured by the South African Football Association (SAFA) after … was made at the SAFA house in Nasrec, Gauteng, by SAFA.    She intended on pursuing a coaching …

… Education in 1923. During his studies he became influenced by activities of the National Union of Students in Britain. … Joint Council of Europeans and Natives. Driven by the ideals of liberalism, Marquard helped to establish the … year (1973), he awarded an honorary Doctorate of Laws by The University of the Witwatersrand. Marquard passed away …

… convention in the US in 1988, his talent was noticed by Max Roach and Wynton Marsalis, American Jazz artists. … in 2001. In 2004 Ngqawana together with Brubeck were asked by the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra in New York to produce … Thladi in a documentary called ‘Giant Steps’ directed by Geoff Mphakati and Aryan Kaganof. While rehearsing to …

… Parys. Schooled in Zeerust, he showed leadership qualities by captaining the school rugby team. During the Great … and seek employment. In June 1936 Erasmus was employed by the Johannesburg Municipal Transport Service to scrub … Transport Workers Union (JMTWU). Erasmus was influenced by the President of the JMTWU, Johannes Jacobus (Jan) Venter. …

… based National interim Cultural Desk was rejected by regional delegations from different parts of the country … cultural organisations. It was initially supported by the African National Congress (ANC) and the Department of Arts and Culture (DAC) but later …

… Coloureds at Malmesbury near Cape Town. Although accused by some critics of fearing African domination, he insisted … for Coloured Affairs. Later in the 1960s, discouraged by the futility of opposition to the basic direction of the …

… violently forcibly removed as a result of the legislation by the white government.” (Koeve and Besserer, 1983, 80) In … Botswana in 1982 as well as to the 1983book and exhibition by  Dieter Koeve and Tim Besserer entitled Nichts Wird Uns … O. (ed). (1986) South Africa: The Cordoned Heart , Essays by Twenty South African Photographers . Cape Town: Gallery …

… During this time, he expressed his love for writing by joining a campus writing circle. He completed his further … he received the second prize in a poetry competition held by Concept, a Belgian cultural organisation. In 1996 he was …

… Art and Craft Centre, Rorke’s Drift and it was acquired by that Gallery. She began with traditional geometric … there is a heritage of beer-pottery and beadwork made by women. Exhibitions: 1970: DAM (Sculpture and Ceramics from …

… Britain and remarried his wife, Norma whom he had divorced by mutual consent on going to prison. During his … called the "City Group" that agitated for prisoners rights by mounting round-the-clock pickets outside the South Africa …

… set up in 1943, and was attacked as a quisling or traitor by radical Coloureds who opposed collaboration with … and Indians, his general orientation was toward acceptance by whites.In the early 1960s Golding founded the conservative …

… long the standard work on me subject. Strongly influenced by the Tuskegee-Hampton Institute vogue in black American … then served in the Native Affairs Commission created by Jan Smuts from 1920 to 1929 before returning to Natal as …

… February 2019, Dorothy Masuka died at her home, surrounded by her children and grandchildren, after suffering from … to professional music. In 1961 Masuka wrote a song to pay tribute to Patrice Lumumba , the first democratically elected …

… a well-recognised gesture of defiance, usually accompanied by the freedom slogan – "Amandla Awethu"- isiZulu meaning- … was commissioned from South African artist Jean Doyle by Tokyo Sexwale , a well known businessman who himself spent 13 years on Robben Island. The statue is a tribute to every person who made sacrifices in the fight for …

… Africa. Many of these English speakers also felt alienated by Macmillan’s ‘Wind of Change’ speech and felt that, … Congress, wrote that blacks had been so disillusioned by the Smuts government that the election result ' did not … . Albert Luthuli was elected president - general of the ANC in 1952. The goverment imposed several bans on him, …

… against German colonial rule is brutally suppressed by German colonial troops; thousands are massacred. 1904 … St. John's Wood School of Art; London. Spain is defeated by Abd el Krim's forces in Morocco. Shooting of striking coal … becomes known as the Sharpeville Massacre. The PAC and the ANC are banned. South West Africa People's Organization …

… against German colonial rule is brutally suppressed by German colonial troops; thousands are massacred. 1904 … St. John's Wood School of Art; London. Spain is defeated by Abd el Krim's forces in Morocco. Shooting of striking coal … becomes known as the Sharpeville Massacre. The PAC and the ANC are banned South West Africa People's Organization …

… for South African products. Security was also provided by Western powers, and South Africa did not want complete … on the agenda of the first meeting of the United Nations by India, and various countries criticised the policy of … of race conflict in the country in reaction to the ANC Defiance Campaign. The South West African question was …