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… he was sworn into the Pan Africanist Congress (PAC) by its president, Potlako Leballo , at Bonhomme House, … joined the University Senate. In 1987, he was commissioned by the Lesotho government’s Ministry of Information and … the Eastern Cape. Mda has financed this project entirely by himself. From 1995 he became a full time writer, painter …

… 28-30th March 2017 This conference, hosted by the Centre for African Studies at the University of Cape … during the First World War, on 21 February 1917. It pays tribute to the South African Native Labour Contingent, and … the war effort. It also aims to examine the roles played by black intellectuals such as Samuel Edward Krune Mqhayi, …

… 10 000 000 organised in a determined struggle, supported by India and Asia, and the rest of the peace-loving peoples … I wish to give you the main political conclusions that Dr. Dadoo and I have drawn from our tour. India approves of our … honour and dignity of all Indians and Asians and Dr. Dadoo and I know that we spoke in your name when we made it …

… is born in Cape Town. 1920 The Native Affairs Act The ANC supports the militant strike by African mineworkers in 1920. The Black (Native) Affairs … is born in Bolotwe, Queenstown. Job reservation is created by the job colour bar becoming official. The 'Civilized …

… 2012 he was killed at scene 2 after being shot in the hip by the police. Anele left behind his pregnant wife and two …

… and Allied Workers Union. His union career was followed by an even more illustrious career in politics that …

… conference of African leaders in Johannesburg. A clerk by occupation, he was briefly a member of the  Communist …

… From the book:  Side by Side by Helen Joseph The first anniversary of the Soweto … all races a venue and an opportunity to remember and pay tribute to all who had suffered and died in the struggle for … would join us!). Zindzi brought a huge knitted stole in ANC colours, black, gold and green, for me to wear for the …

… settled in Boksburg and was employed as a “duster boy” by a silk merchant on the East Rand. While his duties at this … and, over time, he learnt bookkeeping at the same company. By the time Shirish was born, the family had moved to a flat … remembered driving Joe Matthews – a leading member of the ANC and SACP at the time – with Suliman “Babla” Saloojee to …

… he taught briefly as a locum at Cooper School, founded by AS Cooper, the father of black consciousness leader Saths … headmaster’s pleading, and his services were terminated by the Inspector of Education. Prospects of getting a … and the unbanning of the African National Congress (ANC), the family moved back to South Africa and settled in …

… Golden City Post. As a young man, Khumalo was intrigued by the impact of pictures, and their ability to “freeze …

… – 2020 2011 8 January 2011 African National Congress (ANC) President Jacob Zuma delivers the traditional ANC … publishes a four-page supplement on the speech, written by reporters from the newspaper. The Gupta family … give government reason to turn Vuk’uzenzele into a daily by continuing to “censor” government information. Members of …

… such, he attended both Protestant and Catholic schools run by white Belgian missionaries.  Lumumba was intelligent and … attempted to leave for Stanleyville, but he was arrested by an army patrol and held prisoner in a military camp at … the presence of United Nations troops, he was picked up by a small group led by Katanga's interior minister, …

… was expelled from the mission for supplementing his income by trading. Her mother was a stern, rigid woman in a society … seller in Europe and the United States. It was praised by feminists who approved of the strong heroine who controls … men. ' The fact that for equal work equally well performed by a man and by a woman, it is ordained that the woman on the …

… learn how to master the instrument. He was also influenced by Burt Bacharach, a musician who played the harmonica on a … stages as performers in 2004, which featured compositions by the leader Joe Mogotsi. This journey resulted in “Inyembezi” which was released in 2006 by EMI South Africa. Although Adam made waves musically, he …

… activist, Saul Mkhize , who was shot and killed in 1983 by a policeman for his activism against the forced removals), … Walt playing a major role in its creation. Accompanied by TRAC fieldworkers and carrying food and drinks to keep … you have to act (Walt in Schwartz, 2010). Walt is survived by her husband, three daughters, and five grandchildren. …

… militant and multiracial trade union, was fiercely opposed by white unions and Afrikaner Nationalist movements, who … at the steps of the Johannesburg City Hall on 24 May 1952 by holding onto him when the police were taking him away. She … to be charged with infringement of municipal regulations by holding a meeting without written permission on the steps …

… the  South African Students’ Organisation  (SASO) inspired by the development of Black Consciousness in South Africa. In … active in the  Black People’s Convention (BPC) established by SASO leaders. Rachidi served as a chairman of the …

… organ for the band Spirits Rejoi ce. Feeling restricted by the apartheid system in South Africa, Mseleku left the … for a Mercury Music Prize and led to Mseleku being signed by the label Verve . He would go on to produce five more …

… South African government. This independence was endorsed by the referendum on 4 December 1980. On 05 December Sebe … laws of the country. In 1983, Sebe’s family was plagued by a power struggle. Members of Sebe’s family together with …

… in the 1950s, he captained the Orange Free State province. By the end of the 1960s Luyt had become a millionaire. In … role in nation building allowed for a closer inspection by government bodies, Luyt believed SARFU to be a private …

… The use of artworks for public education by the National Roads Safety Organisation convinced Koloane … Studios. These promoted the development of young artists by providing them with a work space and opportunity to learn …

… Central Committee members but the charges were withdrew by National Party in 1948 election victory,he remained on the … He died in December 1950. His biography, Comrade Bill, by R.K. Cope, was published in 1944. …

… look back and make summary observations about the ANC’s line of march. Looking back from Operation Vula, we can … - indeed, from the 1960s. Vula would be the final attempt by the ANC - or, more precisely, by a section of its leadership which had been given an open …

… was killed at scene two after being shot once in the back by the police. He was the breadwinner in his family and left …

… 2012 Babalo was killed at scene 1. He was in the head by police. He left behind two young children, his mother and …

… in 1910. He was a factory worker and active trade unionist by the 1950s. In 1955 the Congress of the People and the … from an exhibition on the Treason Trial put together by Museum Africa in Johannesburg. • Nkosi\'s name is on the …

… that the field of dermatology tended to be neglected by black doctors, and felt she could have an effect in this …

… township environment and changes in the environment made by settlement and industrial installations among others. His …

… PDF in the Archive section (on the right-hand side) by Peter T. Jacobs and Julian H. Sauls.   … Resistance  Wilcox, R. (2020). Interviews. (Conducted by  APDUSA members ) Wilcox Residence, Diep River, Cape Town … https://ibali.uct.ac.za/. (Conducted at R Wilcox residence by  Paula Ensor & Nicki Westcott ) .  APDUSA, Various. …