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… they had seen at the Cape – plenty of water, fertile land and lots of wild animals. The VOC was the wealthiest and most powerful trading company in the world at that time. They traded for spices and other interesting goods from India. They had to sail for … Dutch settlement, the Indian Ocean slave trade and slavery at the Cape - seventeenth and eighteenth centuries …

… Durban, Natal (now KwaZulu-Natal). Her father – a writer and, mother, a teacher – valued critical thinking and emphasised the importance of taking action against … Cape Province. The Workers College programme strengthened worker leadership and many of its graduates moved onto …

… African history, including the coming of apartheid in 1948 and non-violent resistance to apartheid in the 1950s. The … Assembly on 10 December 1948. Due to the experience and effects of the Second World War, the international … or seek work in the area, and an employer's reports on worker performance and behavior. If a worker displeased their …

… in theatre, Manim has left indelible imprints in the arts and entertainment industry in South Africa and globally. His involvement in the arts industry began as … French Government, and the following year he received a gold medal for Theatre Development from the South African …

… 1960. Langa then found employment as a messenger of court and interpreter for the Department of Justice. Langa married Thandekile Mncwabe in 1966 and the couple had six children. Langa enrolled at the … the Order of the Supreme Counsellor of the Baobab: Gold that was bestowed on him by President Thabo Mbeki. Langa …

… Elizabeth Mafekeng was born in 1918 in Tarkastad and attended school until Standard 7. Living conditions in … job was at a “canning factory where she cleaned fruit and vegetables for 75 cents a week.”  She married a fellow factory worker in 1941.Up to the time of her banishment in late 1959, …

… Kenya on 6th October 1953, the first-born child of Aubrey and Joy Aggett. He began his schooling in Kenya, and when his parents moved to South Africa in the 1963,he … became involved in the trade union movement. He championed worker rights through his involvement with the Transvaal …

… Leander Starr Jameson was the son of Robert William Jameson and Christian Pringle. After his parents moved to London, he … London in January 1870, where he excelled, becoming a Gold Medalist. After qualifying as a doctor, he was made … in London, his health broke down from overwork in 1878 and he migrated to South Africa and settled down to practise …

… Note: Some grade 11 sections are under construction and still link to old content. Also note, there may be minor … year, teachers always check with your Curriculum Advisor and students, check with your teacher. … Impact of pseudo-scientific racism and Social Darwinism on the 19th and 20th Centuries …

… when he first joined the ANC Youth League. A son to a farm worker, Mabizela did his primary education in Port Elizabeth … Transkei, near the border of Lesotho where he did form one and form two in one year. After completing form two, the … of Fort Hare where he met several members of the ANC and ANC YL which further encouraged active his participation …

… His family soon moved to Durban where he attended school and university. His parents were not affluent and there were times when there was no money. Athol’s family … African oriented and was involved in selling copies of The Worker. Athol met his future wife, Colette (Bubbles) Robins, …

… A fierce non-sectarian and advocate for racial equality and women’s rights, Sadie Forman (nee Kreel) was born in … she would be placed in an enclosed office and only one worker at a time would be allowed to enter her office. Any …

… 1942 in Flagstaff, Bhalasi in Pondoland to Solomon and Nonkhululeko Qabula. Qabula’s father worked as a … his drink. His mother died a few years later. Qabula and his two brothers went to live with his father’s parents. … as a shop steward as he had starting working in the Worker’s Cultural Local with the workers to write about their …

… A martyr for the Communist Party of South Africa (CPSA and SACP after 1953), was the son of Jacobina Nkosi (no … early years on the farm of Pixley  Seme near Standerton and attended the St John's Mission School at Blood River up … before moving to Johannesburg to become a domestic worker. He was soon involved with the 1919 anti-pass campaign …

… Free State (now Free State Province). A trade unionist and political activist, was the elder of two children born to an itinerant cobbler, Arnold, and his wife Jemima. While the domestic circumstances of the … a while, la Guma entered an apprenticeship as a leather worker in 1907. Being an avid reader and preferring to spend …

… Books, Articles, Documents and papers pertaining to Towards a people’s culture, Art and Resistance under apartheid …

… Link between US eugenic movements and Hitler’s ideas of racial state and the master race …

… became the President of SAFA.  He served for three terms, and then decided not to stand for re-election. In recognition … President. Oliphant is currently the second Vice-President and Executive Member of the Confederation of African Football … Molefi Nathaniel Oliphant with the Order of Ikhamanga in Gold for his excellent contribution to the development of …

… Curriculum Statements Further education and Training …

… Curriculum Statements Further education and Training …

… Competing nationalisms and identities in Africa …

… Slavery and the quest for Liberty …

… Pedi and the British (under construction) …

… Zulu and the British (under construction) …

… Afrapix members, associated members and contributors …

… Articles, Speeches and Letters by W. A. Sisulu …

… Bloemfontein bantu and coloured people`s directory …

… Schools Dismantled and the Struggle Continues …

… Tension Builds: Exploitation, resistance and beer …

… South Africa and the United Nations …