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EventCharles Barends, the renowned South African jockey is born
… ↵ [iv] Golden memories, http://www.sportingpost.co.za/2013/07/gold-cup-history-golden-memores/ (27 July 2013). ↵ … memories, https://www.sportingpost.co.za…
EventNUSAS President Ian Robertson is banned
… response [Online], available at: anc.org.za/ [Accessed 07 May 2010] …
ArticleCensus in South Africa
From 10 to 31 October 2011, South Africa will be conducting its third census since the advent of democracy in 1994. Undertaking a census is a massive exercise…
ArticleThe African Students Association (ASA)
… The African Students Association (ASA) was established on 17 December 1961 in Durban under the auspices of the banned … in Britain to continue resistance…
Biography of Hugh Masekela by Fardin Rahman
… would eventually become Masekela’s first wife in 1964. Masekela went on a tour of South Africa with the … Manhattan where he studied classical trumpet from…
Ruth First Untold by Jerry Saena
… the apartheid government resulting to her being exiled in 1964. Ruth was assassinated by a letter bomb in 1982, 12 … for her to give a public political…
BiographyWangari Maathai
… the 1st of April 1940. Maathai was of Kikuyu ethnicity. In 1964, Maathai graduated with a Bachelors degree in Biological …
BiographyHermanus Gabriel Loots
… intermittent military training during the period 1964 to 1973 in Odessa, Kishinev and Moscow, in the Union of …
BiographyPieter Willem Botha
… for publicly suggesting it was time for reform. During 1964, Botha became Minister of Public Works. In 1966, he was …
BiographyPeter Hlaole Molotsi
… Cairo as well. Elias Ntloedibe replaced him in Ghana. In 1964 he went to Dar es Salaam to strengthen the mission …
BiographyAbdool Karrim Essak
… notorious 90-day law. Essak was one of those arrested in 1964, and detained at the Amanzimtoti Police Station. His …
BiographyDulcie Evonne September
… of court proceedings, judgement was delivered on 15 April 1964. September was sentenced to five years imprisonment, …
History of Muslims in South Africa: Bibliography by Ebrahim Mahomed Mahida
… [unpublished], 1985. 15. The Mosques of Bo-Kaap, pp 17, 64; The History of Tana Baru, p 6. 16. The Mosques of … Islamic Studies; The Indian Views, March 20,…
ArticleThe history of Migrant Labour in South Africa
… also influenced the recruitment of migrant labourers [17] . Recruitment organisations Recruitment organisations … C. 1972. p 371 [4] Bundy, C. 1972. p 371 [5…
Biography of Johnny ‘Mbizo’ Dyani by Brandon Norman
… full potential under the oppression of apartheid. [10] In 1964, the Blue Notes were invited to the Antibes Festival in … South Africa possible. The band fled…
PlacePretoria Art Museum
… Civic Arts Museum opened its doors to the public on 20 May 1964. During the same year Nelson Mandela and his comrades, … of the state, were handed death…
EventBessie Amelia Head, SA novelist dies
… the source of inspiration for her novel Maru. In March 1964, Head left South Africa on an exit permit and settled in … claim it was the 26 April 1986, while…
BiographyChief Albert John Mvumbi Luthuli
… home to become an administrator of tribal affairs. For 17 years he immersed himself in the local problems of his … History of African Politics in South…
ArticleRichard David Turner Timeline 1941 - 1978
… in NUSAS (National Union of South African Students) 1964 First marriage, to Barbara Hubbard 1964 Begins studying for a doctorate on Jean-Paul Sartre at the…
PlaceClarens, Eastern Free State
Clarens, a small Town situated in the Eastern Free State which was established in 1912. The Village of Clarens, was a result of two Farms being sold: …
EventBeatles records are banned by the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC), due to John Lennon’s previous ‘Jesus’ comments
… Beatles had 2 Top 20 hit singles on Springbok Radio, 1 in 1964, and 2 in 1963. The greatest hit of the 1966 Springbok … Des Lindberg (11; Die Gezoem van die…
Biography of Eli Weinberg by Karen Folz
… his photography career, even winning a silver medal at the 1964 New York World Fair for a 1962 image featuring Basotho … imprisoned him for three months in…
PlaceGuinea-Bissau
… has a population of 2 019 023 million people, (21/07/2021). Guinea-Bissau’s Atlantic Ocean coast is composed of … has a population of 2 019 023 million…
BiographyJomo Kenyatta
… Kikuyu in makeup. KADU merged with KANU on 10 November 1964, Kenya was now effectively a one-party state with …
EventArthur Robert Ashe Jr, prominent African American tennis player and vocal protester of apartheid, dies
… Anon, (2007) 'Arthur Ash' from New World Encyclopedia , 07 May [online] Available at www.newworldencyclopedia.org …
ArticleIndian South Africans timeline 1960-1969
… government was afraid 'of the broad will of the people.' 17 December, A conference of 200 delegates representing 50 … detained under the 90-Day Law from…
BiographyKing Mzilikazi
Mzilikazi (meaning The Great Road), was a Southern African king who founded the Matabele kingdom (Mthwakazi), Matabeleland, in what became Rhodesia and is now…
BiographyJohannes Henricus Brand
… acting as arbitrator, decided in favour of Tsipinare on 17 July 1880, ignoring the Rolong custom of ratification by …
BiographyPaul Weinberg
… - 15 Senior Curator, Visual Archives, UCT Libraries 2016 - 17 Senior Curator, Centre for African Studies Gallery, UCT …
ArticleAfrican Resistance Movement (ARM)
… attacks on pylons were carried out in January and February 1964. The climax of the NCL/ARM campaign came in June 1964 when five pylons were destroyed; three…