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… decision, and many another similar cause celebre. Snitcher’s political life brought him into contact with people like Dr … for various terms, for an almost uninterrupted period of 20 years from 1950 to 1970. Mr Justice Tebbutt, who proposed …

… Force . He worked as a soldier and chief clerk of the SADF’s 21 Battalion based in Lenasia next to Johannesburg. In 1981 … and offices connected to the Ciskei government and Sebe’s family were damaged. The new government under Gqozo and … Bisho stadium. In spite of this effort this march claimed 20 lives when Ciskei forces opened fire on marchers. And over …

… For some time, Jameson was an Induna of the Matabele King’s favorite regiment, the Imbeza. Using his relationship with … Jameson influenced the granting of concessions to Rhodes’s agents, which led to the formation of the British South … Rhodes hoped that the intervention of the Company’s private army would spark an Uitlander uprising, leading to …

… nationalist movement that strongly opposed South Africa’s involvement in World War II and later the National Party … Practitioners Act of 2002. The application to have Baker`s name reinstated was brought by his son, Steven Baker. In …

… He was also involved in organising bus boycotts, but Mati’s main focus, as he stated in Coetzee, Gilfillan and Hulec … ANC conference, Mati was elected as a member of the ANCYL’s executive, thus stepping up his involvement in the Congress’s activities. After the ANC was banned, Mati was recruited …

… on 1 December 1937 in a village called Eqolweni. Mbali’s father, Charlton Babana Mkhonto and his brother William … Queenstown in 1941 then moved to Middledrift, his mother’s birth place the following year. Here he began his primary … his expertise. The boat was eventually sabotaged and the mission was aborted. On his return to South Africa in 1972, …

… Reginald Dudley Forde was born in Johannesburg on 20 April 1940. He completed his schooling at Clifton School …

… with several other leaders of SASO and the Black People's Convention , was detained November 1974. He was released in … of Communism Act and confined to the areas of King William's Town and Zwelitsha. A month after the start of the 1976 … Mapetla Mohapi memorial, at Jozanashoek, Sterkspruit, on 20 April 2002, former Housing Minister, Sankie …

… and Historic Village of Genadendal is the oldest Moravian Mission Village in Africa, with Church buildings and a School … later when three Missionaries returned to resume Schmidt’s work. (A famous story from Genadendal is that, when the men … labour. Given the dire conditions on Farms, the Mission Stations, which provided access to Land in return for …

… on whether the mother of a villager could be buried in the mission graveyard.  The Dominee refused to allow the burial … of Blacks’ defiance to the apartheid system. Ramphele’s political awakening came at a very young age. Her sister … she demonstrated against the celebrations of South Africa’s becoming a Republic in 1961. Ramphele also remembers her …

… packed with government supporters. The College of Medicine’s Council was split down the middle. In 1968, a patient was admitted to Cape Town's Groote Schuur Hospital where Professor Christiaan Barnard … then president of the African National Congress (ANC) Mission in exile. Professor Hoffenberg married Margaret …

… is one of many around the world, representing about 20 million Indians living outside India. Seedat contributed … pamphlets, magazines, brochures and memorabilia on Gandhi’s South African years, as well as general material on Indians …

… in development economics at the University of London’s school of Oriental and African studies where he completed … switches and strip financing. He led South Africa’s technical team to various Groups of 20 ministers of finance and governors meeting … • Marrian, N. (2014). Praises for the new Reserve Bank governor, in the …

… affected by removals in April 1957. By May 1957 Mngadi’s work reached areas such as the Dannhauser districtthat were … an honorary citizen. Mngadi died in Ezakeni Township on 20 November 1988.  …

… any trucks attempting to resettle his people. His father's resistance to the homeland system made a great impression … and began shooting at him. Fortunately they all missed. On 20 November 1986, Prince James Mahlangu was among ten people … of KwaNdebele from 1990. On 26 April 1994, Prince Mahlangu’s term as Chief Minister of the KwaNdebele Homeland ended. …

… adopted the Freedom Charter . In 1956, she was among the 20,000 marchers to the Union Buildings in Pretoria to protest … and taking in students as boarders. Nevertheless, Ama’s hospitality - there were always visitors from the freedom … on Rocky Street in Doornfontein came to be called "People’s House”. Nelson Mandela was a frequent visitor to this home, …

… two accused people. On 30 March 1960, Godfrey, Thompson’s son, who was in London at the time, wrote to his parents … Thompson was arrested and detained and by the time his son’s response arrived he was in detention. During his detention … Gwen were finally permitted to see him in prison on 20 April 1960. Shortly afterwards White prisoners at the Fort …

… YSS leaders would later play critical roles in the country’s transition to a democracy. They included Billy Modise, Joe Nhlanhla who would later become Mbeki’s first minister of intelligence and was the chair of the ASA … in June 2018. Billy Modise passed away in Gauteng on 20 June 2018.   …

… the unit in an interview with Pauw and confirmed Nofomela’s story.Coetzee told Pauw about the two years that he had … to Mauritius and then to London where he met with the ANC’S Intelligence, which promised  to ensure his safety, give … and look after his family.Following Nofomela and Coetzee’s confessions and public pressure, State President F.W. de …

… lamenting the death of her mother, she gives her mother's as Emmah Jane Mgqwetto, the daughter of Zingelwa of the … near Queenstown. Abner Nyamede recognizes in Mgqwetho\'s poetry quotations from the Moravian liturgy: she may well … to the King William's Town newspaper Imvo zabantsundu on 20 May and 14 October 1897, both signed Cizama (coming from …

… Support Group, which is the largest transgender women’s support group in Africa. Davids also received the award for … about the differences between sexuality, being someone’s sexual preference toward other people, and gender identity, … (2014).“Getting health care to sex workers in Cape Town”, 20 October 2014, …

… SA Air Force operation, 20 December 1983, Fourth party congress-Cabinet … with South Africa-MNRM actions, Keesing_s Record of World Events, Vol 29, December 1983 …

… October 1931. His father, Zachariah, who was educated at a Mission school, was the headmaster of a high school in … for a small profit. Later he also sold peanuts at railway stations and caddied at a golf course in Killarney.  Around … Mandela; former U.S. President Jimmy Carter; retired U.N Secretary General Kofi Annan; and former Irish President …

… from the 1970s to the 1990s before being elected Cape Town’s first black woman mayor from 1996 to 1998, after serving as … the previous year. In 1975, Solomon joined the Black Women’s Organisation and became actively involved in the civic … in the 1970s, including schools, hospitals and police stations,’ said Hill-Lewis. As a mother, activist and leader, …

… practising as an advocate in 1943. Jansen became a Queen's Counsel in 1955,  a judge in Natal in 1957 and also in the … were appointed on merit.  He was an Appeal Court judge for 20 years. A judgment he wrote in 1983 in Mandela v Minister … homeland of Bophuthatswana under South Africa's Terrorism Act. South African human rights lawyers argued …

… his influence was reported to be widely felt. Maredi’s banishment order was served by a colonel of the South … in a closed police van to Mnxesha Location, King William’s Town District[Eastern Province, now Eastern Cape]. He was … their father. Maredi’s banishment order was withdrawn on 20 August 1968. Those banished from Sekhukhuneland ‘who were …

… to have been an orphan and the niece of Mhlakaza. Mhlakaza’s father was the councillor of Chief Sarhili. After Mhlakaza’s mother died, he went to the Cape Colony and became familiar … who could possibly have been Nongqawuse or Nonkosi. [20] But, it is only one of them that returned with the other …

… in Monmouthshire, Wales, Britain. Little is known of Long's early life, other than that he ran away from home when he … unions to provide free legal defence for the accused. Long's case was the only one to undergo two trials””each of which … of trying Long. The second trial, which lasted from 4 to 20 October, began with the defence contesting the …

… . The protest was against the Grahamstown City Council’s decision barring black students from watching Rhodes University’s first rugby team. The students protested by organizing a … (WITS) as a lecturer in Anthropology. Webster’s Doctoral thesis focused on the traditional anthropological …

… Early years He was born on the 20 July 1925, in the Caribbean Island of Martinique. He was … Frantz name reflected the Alsatian past. Her mother’s parents disapproved of her marriage to a man of darker colour. Frantz resembled his father’s skin colour as he was the darkest child in the family. …