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… He was soon transferred to the Bulawayo Chronicle in what was then Southern Rhodesia. By this time he had become …

… of Biko to represent the commonality in these happenings - what he called the “banality of evil”. The Interrogators was …

… Sexwale and others were arrested in 1977 and tried in what later became known as the Pretoria Twelve Trial. He was …

… , disagreed with Maimane. Gangsters were not happy about what “Mogale” wrote about them. “Maimane was very scared and …

… wrote the introduction of that year’s edition of I Write What I Like. She continues to be a powerful voice fighting …

… with other UDF leaders, and charged with high treason in what became known as the Delmas Trial.  The trial leaders …

… where he sought to play a moderating role against what he saw as rising extremist influences. Chosen as ANC …

… It should now be our intention to try to retrieve what we can of our past. We should write our own history …

… he fought against Mackeed Mofokeng. In October 1974, in what was described as “possibly the best performance of his …

… came to his bottle store and told him that they knew what he had done. He was told that he was not allowed to …

… his life in Northam led to his first crisis of faith, or what he later termed, “The Question.” (Scott, 58) “The … settlements” on their edges. Quickly moving to address what he found to be the root cause of these issues, racist legislation, Scott set up what would become the Campaign for Rights and Justice (CRJ). …

… University graduate, he had been an activist of the right wing organization, Ossewa Brandwag appointed ostensibly …

… determined by education and achievement rather than birth right and privileges. They did not want to share their … Source For the source’s online origin, see footnote [3] 2. What was Popular Sovereignty and how did France chose their … be subjected to the oppressive decisions of a monarch. 3. What was the purpose of displaying the emblem in Source B …

… the commission refused Dr Lowen's application for the right to cross-examine witnesses, the Congresses withdrew … and led evidence blaming White attitudes to Indians for what had happened. Moulvi I A Cachalia from the Transvaal … its report, largely absolving the White authorities for what had happened. While the Native Representative Council …

… On 10 July 1888 he died there and was buried opposite what is now the entrance to Albasini Dam. In 2002 the Kruger …

… other things', Sisulu recalls. Sisulu says Mvemve opened 'what looked like a book'. Seconds later it blew his hands and …

… beginning of Albertina’s life as an activist in her own right. After joining the ANC Women’s League, Albertina began … organization but concerns over international pressure and what could happen if the UDF went underground prevented this. … that could have misled the court and that he, contrary to what the Attorney-General had argued, had no expertise to …

… victory came as a great disappointment. We knew what to expect from them. There was a lot of falling off …

… Zulu attackers on the banks of the Ncome River at in what is today KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. Casualties …

… video documentary process entails asking the interviewee “what connections arise” while viewing her photographs of …

… mineworkers and their families on the copper mines in what was known as Northern Rhodesia, or Zambia today. To …

… a policeman shot an African man. This incident triggered what became known as the Pondoland Rebellion . During this …

… upon her return from the conference. Police sought to know what was her business at the conference. In 1959, the …

… the position for few months and quit in protest against what he labelled as lack of embracing by Coloureds and …

… the University of Fort Hare; “And I was expelled. You know what happened. It was a very unfortunate thing. I was seeing …

… her opinions on Black people were largely based on what she had been taught. It was at the liberal Wits …

… Seroto that the tribe bought the farm.) After a period of what the missionaries described as moral decline, and after …

… a meeting was called at the camp and Dr Naicker explained what had happened and praised the women for their bravery. …