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| B-0007948 | biography | Hendrik Jacobus (Kobie) Coetsee | 1931-2000 | ✓ |
| B-0007935 | biography | Chief Justice Arthur Chaskalson | 1931-2012 | – |
| B-0093813 | biography | Alfred Temba Qabula | 1942-2002 | ✓ |
| A-0096973 | article | The turn to armed struggle | 3 Feb 2014 | – |
| A-0064886 | article | Elections in post Apartheid South Africa | 4 May 2011 | – |
| B-0009114 | biography | Charles Robberts (Blackie) Swart | 1894-1982 | – |
| B-0141671 | biography | Buzwe Stanley Mabizela | 1934-2003 | ✓ |
| B-0148458 | biography | Job Shimankana Tabane | 1942-1987 | ✓ |
| B-0145431 | biography | Benson Tsele | 1932-1968 | – |
| B-0150385 | biography | Terry Bell | 1942 | ✓ |
| B-0150480 | biography | Frances Rix Ames | 1920-2002 | ✓ |
| B-0080308 | biography | Enver Hassim | 1995 | ✓ |
| B-0121724 | biography | Jo Ractliffe | 1961 | ✓ |
| B-0121599 | biography | Berni Searle | 1964 | ✓ |
| B-0068700 | biography | Arnold Selby | 1918-2002 | ✓ |
| B-0124725 | biography | Subbiah Moodley | 1944 | ✓ |
| B-0123686 | biography | King Sarhili kaHintsa | 1815-1892 | ✓ |
| B-0125085 | biography | Evelyn Ntoko Mase | 1922-2004 | ✓ |
| B-0008814 | biography | Nongqawuse | 1841-1898 | ✓ |
| B-0150485 | biography | Mabel Palmer | 1876-1958 | ✓ |
| B-0093724 | biography | David Stuurman | 1773-1830 | ✓ |
| B-0095274 | biography | Simon Nkabinde | 1937-1999 | – |
| B-0067967 | biography | Johannes (Joe) Modise | 1929-2001 | – |
| B-0008832 | biography | Cedric Nunn | 1957 | ✓ |
| A-0120970 | article | African Achievements and Potential | 19 May 2016 | – |
| B-0007890 | biography | Peter McKenzie Brown | 1924-2004 | ✓ |
| B-0007794 | biography | Rowley Israel Arenstein | 1918-1996 | ✓ |
| B-0007921 | biography | Fred Carneson | 1920-2000 | ✓ |
| B-0008091 | biography | Manilal Gandhi | 1892-1956 | ✓ |
| B-0008180 | biography | Father Trevor Huddleston | 1913-1998 | ✓ |
BiographyHendrik Jacobus (Kobie) Coetsee
… Bloemfontein in 1972. He rose through the NP ranks and on 22 June 1985 was appointed as leader of the Orange Free State …
BiographyChief Justice Arthur Chaskalson
… Africa where constitutional matters are concerned. On 22 November 2001 he became the Chief Justice of South Africa …
BiographyAlfred Temba Qabula
… Very soon after changing jobs, Qabula became engaged. On 22 November 1967, Qabula’s fiancé, Mavis, gave birth to their …
The turn to armed struggle
… Though committed to non-violence, in the second half of 1961 the ANC took a collective decision to engage in armed … Coloured Peoples Organisation (SACPO)…
ArticleElections in post Apartheid South Africa
… Movement 0.05 9 886 0 Women's Rights Peace Party 0.03 6 434 0 Ximoko Progressive Party 0.03 6 320 0 Keep it Straight and Simple 0.03 5 916 0 Workers' List…
BiographyCharles Robberts (Blackie) Swart
… Prime Minister. From 12 January 1960 to 30 April 1961 Swart was the ninth and last Governor-General of the Union of South Africa. From 31 May 1961 he was the…
BiographyBuzwe Stanley Mabizela
… at University of South Africa (UNISA), in Pretoria in 1961 to continue with his studies. After he was detained and …
BiographyJob Shimankana Tabane
… in Soweto under the Group Areas Act. At the beginning of 1961, he enrolled for matric, but his involvement in a food …
BiographyBenson Tsele
… liberation movement was banned. He skipped the country in 1961, and went on to receive military training in the former …
BiographyTerry Bell
… and university lecturer and Brendan, a photographer. In 1961 Joe Gqabi recruited him “briefly and in error” into the …
BiographyFrances Rix Ames
… Schuur (becoming the full-time hospital neurologist in 1961) while also teaching psychiatry at UCT. In 1967, her … Available at: https://www.theguardian.com…
BiographyEnver Hassim
… Union of Southern Africa (APDUSA) after its formation in 1961. Hassim’s detention resulted in the closing of …
BiographyJo Ractliffe
… her printing techniques. BIOGRAPHY Ractliffe was born in 1961 in Cape Town and she completed her BAFA and MFA degrees …
BiographyBerni Searle
… in Cuba, but arriving in the United States as a refugee in 1961, Mendieta was displaced from her home and land whereas …
BiographyArnold Selby
… of the (FDGB) to the German Democratic Republic (GDR) in 1961 to have Arnold's chronically ill eyes treated. …
Subbiah Moodley
… Offices in Ordinance Road, Durban on 16 December 1961. This marked the launch of MK in South Africa. A lack of …
BiographyKing Sarhili kaHintsa
… tried again and succeeded in seizing Thembuland. [22] King Sarhili then set up his Great Place at Hohita, the … Ball Publishers, 1981), 130. ↵ [20] Ibid ↵ …
Evelyn Ntoko Mase
… mother was bitter about her relationship with Mandela. [22] It is a worthwhile consideration that the reason little … ↵ [22] Andrew Malone, “The young…
BiographyNongqawuse
… introduced to Nongqawuse’s great-niece and great-nephew. [22] Given the massive ramifications of her prophesy, there … 356. ↵ [18] Ibid ↵ [19] Ibid ↵ [20]…
BiographyMabel Palmer
… Dr Mabel Palmer (nee Mabel Atkinson) was born on 22 May 1876 near Stocksfield in Northumberland, England. Her …
BiographyDavid Stuurman
… was given permission to work for wages for himself. On 22 February 1830, Stuurman died in the General Hospital in …
BiographySimon Nkabinde
… Later that year Bopape re-ordered the group, he recruited 22-year-old Hilda Tloubatla to sing backing vocals for …
BiographyJohannes (Joe) Modise
… and to establish a new democracy has been recognised. On 22 November 2001 President Thabo Mbeki awarded Modise the …
BiographyCedric Nunn
… Cedric Nunn was born in Nongoma, Natal (KwaZulu-Natal) on 22 December 1957. He attended the Little Flower School in …
ArticleAfrican Achievements and Potential
… continent produced about 483 tons of gold, which made up 22 percent of the world’s total production. While South … rdian.com/global-development-professionals…
BiographyPeter McKenzie Brown
… Chair Peter Brown. He was detained for 98 days. In 1961 he became organising secretary of the Natal Convention, …
BiographyRowley Israel Arenstein
… and dissuade them from embarking on a violent course. In 1961, he led the legal fight for the release of Anderson …
BiographyFred Carneson
… among the 156 arrested for treason. He was acquitted in 1961. Following the Sharpeville killings, Carneson went …
BiographyManilal Gandhi
… in 1956,his wife continued to publish the newspaper until 1961.His daughter Ela married political activist Mewa … ... (last accessed 22 November 2018) …
BiographyFather Trevor Huddleston
… Movement (AAM) which was held in London. In 1961, Huddleston became the Vice-President of the AAM, a …