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… However, the question was, where did one start? The ANC and the NP wanted to build on the agreements arrived at … was opposed to the final constitution's being drafted by an elected constituent assembly, believing that the … marked the beginning of the democratic era. In a fitting tribute to the importance of the event, and as witness to the …

… of Hammanskraal, and 27 km northeast of Pretoria) in 1869 by P.C.C.A. Gninberger and C.P.G. Knothe, missionaries of the … to write, was baptized, and initially showed his goodwill by, amongst other things, personally giving up polygamy. … Kekana tried to improve the education of his people, by inter alia appointing an African teacher and later …

… time, the Black societies in South Africa were challenged by modernity and urbanity, which merged with racial … Skotnes arranged for Kumalo to build his sculptural works by offering him a space in Eduardo Villa’s studio two times a … partners in the new way of life that was characterised by European modernity. In the tradition of the New Africans, …

… under his leadership. His departure had been delayed by the Sixth Frontier War. Potgieter moved inland to the … on 2 December 1836 he was elected as the Chief Commandant. By 1837 Mzilikazi and his Matabele were completely removed … world. He visited the port city in 1843 and was welcomed by the Portuguese colonisers in the area. This, the advice of …

… office. In this way she began to learn about trade unions. By this time, 1956, she was married to Lawrence Ndzanga . … the couple moved to Soweto . Her husband earned his living by collecting clothing for dry cleaning. In 1955, Ndzanga … In 2004, Rita Ndzanga, was awarded the Order of Luthuli by President Mbeki .  …

… His talent was recognised and encouraged from an early age by his teacher, Mrs E.L. Mooki, and later at Orlando High … joined the seminal ‘Weekend Painters’ group initiated by Durant Sihlali – from whom he also received some … in Johannesburg. During this time, Ngatane made ends meet by painting ceramic pots at the Majolica Pottery in …

… was studying, his South African passport was withdrawn by the Apartheid government and he was prohibited from … In 2012 he became the joint-winner of a competition run by the Kingston University Press for a short biography. The biography will be published late in 2013 by the Kingston University Press. Furthermore, in 2013 …

… in South Africa. Claire took her education further in 1978 by enrolling at London University's Institute of Education … in the Primary History Curriculum . This was followed by Not Aliens in 2001 and Teaching Citizenship in the Primary … on 26 June 2007 after riding accident. She is survived by Jack Dowie her second husband, her daughter Thembi, son …

… General synod in 1966. In 1967 Dr Treurnicht was invited by Prime Minister Vorster to become editor of new Pretoria … Party candidate Jaap Marais, to win the Waterberg by-election seat. In a surprise move in 1976 he was appointed … died on 22 April 1993 in Cape Town. He is survived by four daughters. …

… two volumes of verse for children, a short novel published by Heinemann and a book, Country of my Skull , on the South … African Truth and Reconciliation Commission published by Random House.  Her first play was performed in South … in 1998 and the Conference on Women and Violence organised by the World Bank in Washington 1998. She also has given …

… and at community weddings. She was profoundly influenced by the Manhattan Brothers and celebrated South African singer … in La Boheme . The company received such acclaim that by 1965 it was touring the country with no fewer than five … have not yet been given the appropriate consideration by cultural historians. For her excellent contribution to the …

… in spite of a long and partially successful resistance by the residents of Munsieville. She initially attended … on tearing up her statement, asking her to rewrite it. By the third night she started becoming delirious and her … male, Afrikaans-speaking uniformed policeman assisted her by smuggling her asthma spray and tablets to her, and later …

… the Durban art scene. His talent was noticed and nourished by the late Trevor Makhoba (qv.) through his Philange Art … left and one comes home to await death. This is emphasised by the fact that the scene is set in daylight, which is not … Cape Town  PUBLICATIONS: “Revisions” collection owned by Bruce Campbell-Smyth SMAC Gallery publication for the …

… the Western Cape Civic Association (WCCA) was influenced by charterists veterans who leading members of the ANC campaigns in the 1950s and MK activities in the 1960s. … The WCCA broke away from the CAHAC and thus was dominated by Africans with permanent residence rights. In 1984 Johnson …

… - 1950: 1944: 41st Annual Exh. OfSA Contemp. Art, org. by SASA with other Societies, SANG, 25 Feb. 1946: 43rd Annual Exh. of Contemp. SA Art, car. by SASA with NSA, MMG, 5 - 23 Apr. 1949: SASA 46th Annual …

… the controversy over the "Black Republic" doctrine, issued by the Comintem in 1928, Wolton and his wife, also a party … a campaign against the alleged "right danger" personified by Bunting. The resulting party purges and the decline of  …

… have been exhibited all over the world and he is survived by his ten children. Exhibitions: 1973: Lidchi Art Gallery … Art). 1985: FUBA (Creative Workshop; A Selection of Work by Dis­tinguished Black Artists). Collections: Pelmama Art …

… campaign . In this campaign, a petition was signed by some 5000 black and coloured women in the Free State was … at the age of 39. A statue of Cecilia Makiwane was erected by the nurses of South Africa at the Lovedale Hospital in …

… as a teenager. After few years he became a leather-worker by day in a furniture factory owned by the father of Ruth First ,and an unpaid staff member at …

… is most likely from the 1940s, when this circus, owned by William Pagel, was a familiar sight in SA. In 1949 she … 1 Feb. 1944: 41st Annual Exh. of SA Contemp. Art, org. by SASA with other Societies, SANG, 25 Feb. …

… at Johannesburg's Civic Theatre. Ryan Flynn - Bill's son by his first wife, Anne Power – was starring with his father … the Plumstead Methodist Church. The service was conducted by the Rev Kevin Needham, who said Flynn had taught Sunday …

… Star as their respective symbols. ZCC (Dove) was headed by Joseph Lekganyane and its stronghold was in rural areas. … the membership of the church to nearly 1 million people by the time of his death. In 1965, in honour of his father …

… the Wits Tech Art School (drawing and painting), followed by the Johannesburg Training College (a Teacher’s Diploma) … painting as an important art form. He was also influenced by Ndebele beadwork, pre-Islamic cultures and calligraphy. He …

… From: Lessons of the 1950s By Richard Monroe, March-May 1984 Chapter 8 - The politics of … April 21, 1958.) The National Executive report to the 1958 ANC conference maintained that: "There is today wide … over signatures which included Lutuli (of the ANC) and Dadoo (of the Indian Congress - later CP chairman), as well …

… in the area north of the Vaal. 1837 Mzilikazi defeated by the Voortrekkers and forced to flee across the Limpopo. … Andries Pretorius. The first church is designed and built by the Devereau brothers and Willem Skinner 1856 Andries Du … Biko dies in a Pretoria prison. 1980 25 January, three ANC men take 25 hostages in the Pretoria suburb of Silverton, …

… to a secondary place. The matter is made worse by the factual inaccuracies, distortions and blatant party … to the South African conflict needs to be supported by stating positions which offer the potential to break the … 'the fundamental difference between the approach of the ANC and that of the government regarding the purpose of …

… in so far and for as long as their presence is demanded by the wants of the white population. The masterless native … Botha in 1919 pushed away more of the SAP supporters, and by the end of the Great War many of the SAP’s supporters had … organizations such as the African National Congress (ANC; founded in 1912) and the Industrial and Commercial …

… respect of the new townships. The NRB started the process by undertaking a survey of Sophiatown. The survey was … composition of families, family incomes, and distribution by gender and most significantly, length of residence in … in the resistance movement. Robert Resha, the prominent ANC leader in the township appears to have understood this …

… In 1877, an association of local men, headed by T.P. Theron, bought a section of the Farm on which they … for a Town to be laid out on a portion of his Farm. As a tribute to him it was named Britstown! A private irrigation scheme was started by the Smartt Syndicate in 1885 and liquidated in 1954. The …

… have done extensive work in using the clues left to us by colonial records and sources as well as Xhosa oral … in 1816. [8] Reverend Joseph Williams recorded a visit by Makhanda at his mission station near Chief Ngqika’s Great … a record of what is referred to as the ‘Great Speech’ made by Makhanda’s head councillor at the time of his surrender. …