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… the Coloured People’s Vigilance Society (CPVS), which came about in 1901. Both organisations admitted Blacks only, even …

… and the History of South Africa. Searle also produces work about land and rituals of the land, whether stomping on …

… the National Lottery, despite Sampson not being contacted about it. In 2005, ‘Afrikan Dream’ was nominated for a Song …

… Mngoma and  Charlotte Maxeke . The work asks questions about civic (and representational) duty and memorialisation.  …

… people who had been mythologized it was possible to write about the reality and myth of what passes as generational …

… artists became a passion. Her quest for information about the SA born artist Ernest Mancoba  (1904-2002) of whom …

… in Durban to create Mkhumbane, an a capella musical play about the forced removals of black people from Cato Manor. …

… for betraying their mandate by cutting a deal with Hertzog about the Hertzog Bills of 1936. When AAC support dwindled …

… numerous factories and schools talking to the people about the inhumanity of apartheid and in this way helped to …

… at Peela, 85km west of Rustenburg. Since she had no choice about where to teach, she accepted this posting at a town …

… into the mine shafts after they were out on strike for about a week and hundreds of miners were killed. Marks and …

… failed to find out exactly how the Security Police knew about his whereabouts. However, this did not come to …

… in the early hours of the morning interrogating his mother about the whereabouts of her younger brother, Joseph. During …

… which was based on a book written by Donald Woods about Biko’s murder. They eventually settled in Surbiton, … ‘Health in Every Hut’ programme sought to visit and screen about 300,000 people in rural Eastern Cape. Before and …

… published in 1983, Asvat recalled his initial optimism about the prospect of normal cricket. ‘Having been one of the … address church congregations and other community groups about basic preventive health care. As shown through CHAP’s … with the PEC indicates, Asvat was particularly concerned about the well-being of homeless people in South Africa. He …

… while still training at Holy Cross that she first read about the  African National Congress (ANC)  in a copy of  The …

… When the expected arrests took place, he immediately set about the task, establishing contact with the few management …

… a meaning. If you have to explain what a picture is all about, then it’s not a picture.” GÁ¼nther Komnick, is a …

… while still training at Holy Cross that she first read about the  African National Congress (ANC)  in a copy of The …

… with the fact that when his “banning” order expired in or about 1955 it was not renewed and that towards the end of …

… a formal complaint to the South African Medical Council about the treatment of Biko by the police. They also took the …

… . He visited his co-workers in their hostels and learned about the economic and social situation in the homeland . …

…  in Natal. In the early 1950s he regularly voiced concerns about communism and joined the Liberal Party in 1954. In 1930 …

… traditions of European culture, and knew little or nothing about what is regarded as "the Mozart style". Yet she became …

… Paton wrote of him as a person with a social conscience "about things like justice, equality and the rule of law that …

… Township until he dies." His political career started in about 1937 when he was elected to the Native Representative …

… to Soweto. ”¦ She had taken it for granted that I knew all about this and, when asked for particulars, she literally …

… with their attempts to force a confession out of Gumede about the whereabouts of wanted APLA members. Incidentally, …

… the attention of local media who would often write about the star power of the drag queens who performed there. …