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… (Leeukop Prison) to Victor Verster Prison in Cape Town to meet Mandela. Nothing has ever been disclosed about …

… but they lacked fresh water. The best alternatives were Simons Town, Bay and Hout Bay  The problem being- they were …

… People of the Western Cape, A History for Schools . Cape Town, Juta, 2003. Beinart, William and Saul Dubow (eds.). … Vivian; Elizabeth van Heyningen and Nigel Worden. Cape Town in the Twentieth Century . Cape Town, David Philip, … in the Western Cape, 1985 . In Wilmot James and Mark Simons (eds.), The Angry Divide, Social and Economic History …

… the Sea and the Harbour is still the point of gravity in Town for fishing and boating. If you need a craftsman on the … if not a challenge in many cases.   “..this little town is able to offer some of the world’s best boat- and … was achieved on 1 April 1962. If you are driving from Cape Town then the route between the Mother City and Mossel Bay is …

… of the high court sitting in Vereeniging, a riverside town near the famous Vaal townships of Sharpeville and …

… Two others were killed, and 49 were wounded in Langa, Cape Town. The Sharpeville massacre “signalled the start of armed … The ANC opens its membership to include White people. Jack Simons and Ray Alexander Simons are amongst the first White people to become members …

… Government and an Indian Government delegation in Cape Town. 1927 Dadoo returns to Krugersdorp at the age of 18.  … The Indian community hosts a reception at the Krugersdorp Town Hall for  V. Srinivasa Sastri,  the first Indian Agent … joint communiqué of eight points with details of the  Cape Town Agreement . The South African Government withdraws its …

… was living under banning orders in Ginsburg, King Williams Town. In October 1977, BCP was banned and Xundu was detained …

… Two others were killed, and 49 were wounded in Langa, Cape Town. The Sharpeville massacre “signalled the start of armed … The ANC opens its membership to include White people. Jack Simons and Ray Alexander Simons are amongst the first White people to become members …

… his return to South Africa in 1976, to his parish in Cape Town's Bellville South. Boesak increased his political … helped launch the UDF at Mitchells Plain outside of Cape Town. Boesak was elected as patron. By early 1986, the UDF, … 1985, Boesak organised a march on Pollsmoor Prison in Cape Town to demand the release of Nelson Mandela, who had been …

… pp.285-291| Smith, C, (1997),  Robben Island , (Cape Town), pp.106-107| Johnson, S (1989),  South Africa: No …

… Act No. 44 of 1950 Sec. 9 (1) 30 June 1970 31/12/1974 Cape Town Abrahams, Elizabeth Act No. 44 of 1950 Sec. 9 (1) 28 … organisation for black trade unions (see Albertyn). Simons, Dr. Harold Jack Act No. 44 of 1950Sec. 5 (1) (e)28 … banned in 1966 and forced to leave the country for Zambia. Simons, Mary Act No. 44 of 1950Sec. 9 (1)23 Nov. 1976 …

… record breaking numbers during their performances at Cape Town and Johannesburg in an area called Sophiatown, which was … a paragraph without mentioning New Orleans [his home town] ’ … ‘Blakey and Dizzy and Miles, all of them said, “Why … border, as it was the closest he could be to his home town, and set up a studio where he continued to develop his …

… art work of Kenneth Alexander and his writings on Simon's Town. Much of his work is on display at Art in Athlone, which …

… South African Communist Party (SACP ), and  Ray Alexander Simons explored the idea of a women’s federation that would …

… Iziko, South African National Art Museum, Cape Town 2007: Invoice, Standard Bank Art Museum, Johannesburg … Photographs collective exhibition, Area Gallery, Cape Town. 2000:  Unplugged V,  Market Galleries, Johannesburg. … in Democratic South Africa , Bell-Roberts Gallery, Cape Town. 2005-6: Unsettled , Durban Art Callery; Reykjavik …

… students who pursued post-secondary education in Cape Town. Ottilie Schimming Abrahams was among the leading … who formed the Ovamboland People’s Congress (OPC) in Cape Town in 1957; their best-known member Andimba Herman Toivo ya … ANC, the Liberal Party, and also communists such as Jack Simons and Ray Alexander. It was a group whose political …

… History of South Africa (Pretoria, 1977); H. J. and R. E. Simons, Class and Colour in South Africa, 1850-1950 … of the South African Indian Question, 1860-1971 (Cape Town, 1971), and Pachai (ed.), South Africa's Indians: The … Mabel Palmer, The History of the Indians in Natal (Cape Town, 1957). Published and unpublished works on the …

… interest. Nat Bregman, Michael Harmel, Bram Fischer, Jack Simons, Ruth First and Joe Slovo - privileged and capable of … 75th anniversary of the South African Communist Party Cape Town, 28 July 1996 …

… 23 November 1999, 6 Cambridge Road, Observatory, Cape Town, 9.00am-12.00pm Taylor: What we’re doing, I mean these … of Sociology, Edward Bateson, at the University of Cape Town, he was an empire builder and he was trying to get hold … ANC - and I remember the most skeptical was old Professor Simons… Taylor: Oh yeah. HW: …in Lusaka, whom I always …

… the PRC’s Deputy Chairman. At this time he moved to Cape Town, where he became Professor Extraordinary at the School …

… Conference Agenda, Oddfellows Hall, Hope Street, Cape Town, Saturday, 29 May [1943] Document 4 - B.M. Kies "The … Conference held at Banqueting Hall, City Hall, Cape Town, 4-5 January 1944 Document 10 - Y. M. Dadoo , "The … Forum Club, Cape Town, May 1954 Document 55 - H, J. Simons' 14 , "Nationalisms in South Africa", Forum Club, Cape …

… completing high school, Copley and Hansen moved to Cape Town to start a production company. Their first production …

… Two others were killed, and 49 were wounded in Langa, Cape Town. The Sharpeville massacre “signalled the turn to armed … The ANC opens its membership to include White people. Jack Simons and Ray Alexander Simons are amongst the first White people to become members …