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… north east of Cape Town, political prisoners of the anti-apartheid movement were kept together with hardened …

… of Ian Bernhardt. The Union was formed in response to the apartheid government’s restrictions on creative freedom for …

… foreign White expatriates opposed to any relaxing of apartheid principles, claimed responsibility for the bomb …

… the African press for meeting with representatives of the Apartheid regime. Sources …

… in many parts of the country in protest against the apartheid system. The major grievance of the students was the …

… Press alleged that Ngcuka could have been an agent for the Apartheid government. Munusamy resigned before disciplinary …

… With the processes of the dismantling of the apartheid system and preparations for democratic rule under …

… A Crime Against Humanity: analysing the repression of the apartheid state, Johannesburg: Human Rights Committee, p. 266. …

… court-like body assembled in South Africa after the end of Apartheid. Anybody who felt they had been a victim of …

… on 13 September 1932. Since 1994 and the end of apartheid considerable transformation has taken place. The …

… The former Prime Minister of South Africa and apartheid mastermind, Dr H.F. Verwoerd opened South Africa's …

… was a nurse and one of the most important leaders of anti-Apartheid resistance in South Africa. It was with Walter that …

… the necessity for a broad front of attack on the apartheid government. Calls were made for participation and …

… de Crespigny. The Village and the Castle, Owen Williams. Apartheid in Nursing-a Challenge, an African Nurse and Fr. …

… and Coloureds of South Africa and showcased the reality of apartheid focusing on the socio-political and economic …

… to the administration of education for blacks under the Apartheid system of racial discrimination. High standards of …

… the Katberg Pass. There is also a bronze plaque in his honour on the Summit of Bain's Kloof Pass, 7 km North of Wellington. His son Thomas also went on too follow in his father's foot-steps! Andrew Geddes Bains was a fervent …

… on Robben Island between 1964 and 1971, where he completed his Senior Certificate. After his release from Robben Island he was restricted under a … by introducing them to art, theatre and dance. Davis took his first formal art classes with CAP, and continued his art …

… The child is not dead the child raises his fists against his mother who screams Africa screams the smell of freedom … the locations of the heart under siege   The child raises his fists against his father in the march of the generations …

… art training for fear that it would spoil and corrupt his 'natural' gift. As a Christian, he was a virtual outcast in terms of his own culture, but at the same time he was considered by … to be a part it, and called upon to accurately record it. His paintings were exclusively in watercolour and sepia ink …

… Chris Thembisile Hani also known to many as Tshonyane (his clan name), was shot and killed in the driveway of his Boksburg home. Soon after, Janus Walus, a Polish … a Conservative Party (CP) Member of Parliament (MP)and his wife Gaye. During the Truth and Reconciliation Commission …

… African under-20 rugby team. At the age of 22 he played his first international rugby match against South America, marking the start of his 12 year international rugby career. Botha is regarded as … African rugby players of all time. He was best known for his kicking prowess, which earned him the nickname “Nasty …

… Scotland on 5 January 1789. Pringle sustained an injury to his hip as a result of being accidentally dropped by his nanny when he was three months old. Consequently, he had to use crutches all his life because he did not receive medical care in time. The …

… 20 February 1971. Van Der Westhuizen was at the height of his career during the mid 1990’s and early 2000’s.  He played … for the most capped springbok of all time at the time of his retirement, and had scored 38 tries. Van der Westhuizen’s … a video tape showing Joost and a woman who claimed to be his on and off mistress in a compromising position was leaked …

… born to Mpande, who was King Shaka’s half brother in 1826. His father declared him his successor very early on in life, which was unusual for a … King to do. As Cetshwayo grew older, he began to undermine his father’s authority and assumed control of the kingdom. By …

… about the varied meaning of poverty, inequality, and apartheid as a cheap-labor system. Overall, students and … the economic pressure campaigns of the global anti-apartheid movement. Her PhD is from the University of …

… (1930-) is a prominent Igbo (Ibo) writer, famous for his novels describing the effects of Western customs and … traditional African society. Achebe's knack for satire and his keen ear for spoken language have made him one of the … Nigeria, the son of a teacher in a missionary school. His parents, though they installed in him many of the values …

… millions of Africans throughout our continent, that we all work together to give practical meaning to the new song we … Among other things, through NEPAD, Africa must therefore work at restructuring its economy, focusing on adding value … positive factors that have suggested to us that we should work to expand jewellery output, including more advanced …

… himself a luxury Maybach 62 sedan worth $500,000 despite his country's economic problems, the dire poverty of the … population and the HIV pandemic affecting 38.8 percent of his subjects. This was just a further act of extravagance of … who 'runs a large family and a small kingdom'. On his birthday in April, he bought ten BMW seven series …

… golfer who turned professional in 1981. In 1983, he had his first professional win. He has won several tournaments throughout his career, including the   Gordon’s Gin Challenge (1983), The Nedbank Golf  Challenge (1989) and his first South African Open in 1986. Most of his victories …