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… monopolies, and he stimulated small business in rural and ‘homeland’ areas. In 1989 he became Minister of …

… of "the interactions between the two main streams of resistance to white domination: the national movements of …

… law and later sentenced, with other members of the African Resistance Movement (ARM), to seven years’ imprisonment for …

… in the audience. When the Satyagraha Campaign , passive resistance against discriminatory laws passed against … 1909 to Gandhi, then in a deputation to London. Passive resistance was at an ebb at the time, as most of the … march  not only represented the finale of Gandhi's passive resistance, but played a crucial role in the making of the …

… internal sense of identity. In 2018 Leigh was part of an art exhibition by artist and photographer Robert Hamblin, interseXion, which was shown at Iziko National Art Gallery in Cape Town. The exhibition was developed over a … subject. This was not Davids only collaboration within the art world. She also took part in the Zietz Mocaa Curatorial …

… Wetenskap en Kuns (South African Academy for Science and Art) came into being, he served on its language commission as … vir Wetenskap en Kuns (Magazine for Science and Art). His contribution to philology was also notable through …

… Truth and Reconciliation Commission Exhibition | Herbert Art Gallery and Museum | Coventry, UK, 2004 Handsworth … 2008: Christine Eyene, "The Human Face of History", Art South Africa, vol. 6, no 3. James Currey, Africa Writes … Yeh, D., ‘Geogre Hallett’, from Art-Privat, [online], Available at  …

… After matriculating at Pretoria Boys High, he studied art under Walter Battiss at the University of Pretoria. …

… Moses Suzman. Together they had two daughters, Frances, an art historian, now living in London, and Patricia, a medical …

… 1946 the NIC announced its decision to launch a  Passive Resistance Campaign  and in order to facilitate this established the Passive Resistance Council. The  Transvaal Indian Congress (TIC) … of the SAIC decided not to participate. The Passive Resistance Campaign was not the only channel of protest …

… He became a key youth organizer in and around Durban and rural Natal. For instance, Makhathini was instrumental in …

… teachers were arrested and imprisoned or transferred to rural areas. As a young High School student she participated …

… South African National Gallery in 1983, the “Culture and Resistance” exhibition held in Gaborone, Botswana in 1982 and …

… home in 1919 when Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi’s passive resistance campaign, against British colonial rule in India, …

… 11, he helped his father find an ageing uncle in the deep rural of the Orange Free State. As a result of Mahinini's …

… Committee for Liberation (NCL) – later renamed the African Resistance Movement (ARM) – from the Ghanaian government. … payments in 1961, incidentally becoming the first armed resistance group to get finance from Ghana – the African …

… life, Dr Motlana played a central role in the internal resistance that led to the liberation of South Africa, and … of community politics in the post-1976 era and steered resistance against apartheid into more productive channels. … jumbo" and dismissed as "nonsensical" the idea that their art came from the gods, saying that these beliefs are a …

… after completing his studies at high school he taught at a rural school. He then joined a bank as a clerk, resigned … for power as the old one, would betray the ideals of resistance. In Mda’s style, the African oral narrative …

… Upon their return they were met, once again, with fierce resistance. In June 1929, Rebecca Bunting was arrested while …

… had fingered twenty people as the ‘ringleaders’ of resistance, fourteen from Bizana and six from Lusikisiki …

… to move to a new area. However, “so intense was the resistance in Zululand that King Cyprian, who had accepted …

… and focused on the processes of self-built architecture in rural South Africa. In time, however, this project developed … was published soon after by Ravan Press under the title Rural Shelter in Southern Africa. In 1982, he developed this … political events, his documentation of southern Africa’s rural architecture between 1976 and 1989 remains the last …

… in the same year, which aimed to educate White students on resistance to Apartheid. As a result of his political … which was used as a monitor of political and military resistance to Apartheid. Moss was a founding editor of the …

… played a prominent role in organising and coordinating resistance activities such as consumer and bus boycotts, stay …

… He served a term in prison during the Indian passive resistance in 1946 and was a member of a delegation that went …

… at the Central School of Speech Training and Dramatic Art in London from 1909 to about 1911. While in London, she …

… After this incident, Kemp was recruited into the African Resistance Movement (ARM) , an underground sabotage …

… Africans saw the ANC move from non-violent to violent resistance and the establishment of its armed wing, uMkhonto … Hope for the deprived children in the Hout Bay area, where art and music and sporting activities would thrive. So …