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… high school studies at Rebalelaka Secondary. He decided to move to Mamelodi High where he became politically aware. He … National Civic Organisation (SANCO) in Mamelodi. Believed to be a ‘security’ threat, the Security Police accused him of …

… Forced removals in the area made his family relocate to Kwa-Themba. He spent much of his childhood there as well … musician, helped shape Nhlengethwa’s work. In addition to building his art collection, he collected jazz records … commented that ‘when I do things about jazz it’s a tribute to my brother’. After graduating from Rorke’s Drift, …

… for Development Law at UCT. She was also an advisor to the African National Congress (ANC) on land claims legislation, and to the National Manpower Commission on gender equality law. … a book on forced removals and the law entitled No Place to Rest; as well as the IMSSA Arbitration Digest, a digest of …

… and after completing primary school he left for Cape Town to look for employment. At the age of fourteen he was hired by the University of Cape Town to maintain the tennis courts on the university grounds, at … Naki had his standard 6 (grade 8). In 1954 he was promoted to helping with the care of laboratory animals. He soon …

… home region, the Nigerian delta, which gave rise to severe environmental damage. Saro-Wiwa was born on 10 … at Government College Umuahia, he won a scholarship to read English at the University of Ibadan. He taught … after graduating in 1965. But he soon left that position to pursue a bureaucratic career, and served as a federal …

… Woods enrolled at the University of Cape Town in 1952 to study law but switched to journalism.  Woods initially supported the idea of … for a parliamentary seat but was defeated. Woods returned to journalism, working in Cardiff (Wales), Toronto (Canada), …

… a stroke and with much difficulty she had persuaded him to hand over his house to her younger brother, Isaac, a … into a small room with three u rooms leading off it. The back door opens onto a yard, at the back of which is a flush … If two people meet, both of whom are farmers, there are bound to be clashes. Yet all we read is how our people kept …

… at College Clothing in Albert Street. He was educated up to standard six (grade eight) and had joined the Natal Indian … (ANC) military wing, uMkhonto weSizwe (MK). Ebie explained to him that ‘the political struggle was taking a sharp turn … and after years of nonviolence the people were starting to rise … This would spark off a revolution.’ Ebrahim’s unit, …

… age, inspired by his late father Kanyama Phiri. He learned to  play a variety of music instruments, including the piano … Transvaal. He made enough money fulfil his ambition to travel to Johannesburg . He became a founder member of the 1970s …

… in Somerset West. He was orphaned at age 12,Mfaxa moved to the Eastern Cape to attend secondary school at Lovedale College,then earned a … Port Elizabeth by Raymond Mhlaba , who was later sentenced to life imprisonment in the Rivonia Trial. Mfaxa taught for a …

… her primary schooling in Durban. In 1958 her family moved to Fort Hare University where her father had been appointed … political activities in the campus. Baleka was then sent to boarding school and she matriculated from the Inanda … for challenging the college authorities. She then went on to Lovedale Teacher Training College in Alice and completed …

… Art until 1969. On 1970, he received a DAAD scholarship to undertake a Master’s degree in the Hochschule FÁ¼r … colouring book with titles that sarcastically allude to the structural oppression and discrimination lived in … that this ostensibly simple classification will bring to someone’s life: “ The racial label put on a non-white …

… of South Africa. Various types of armed resistance spread to urban parts of the country when more organised political … ‘sent Nelson off to Africa a Communist and he [had come] back an African nationalist.’ After his arrival, Mandela was … travelled the country to organise a mass stay-at-home strike. He, like many other supporters of the resistance, had …

… Born in 1915 and restricted to Johannesburg by the apartheid government. A leading figure … under ban since 1953 and was under house arrest from 1963 to 1973. In 1963 his second wife, Amina, was issued with a banning order, making it necessary for them to obtain government permission to speak to one another. …

… inclinations of its staff, their skills and energies were bound to serve the larger purposes of an unjust order seeking to perpetuate itself. Such is the power of coercive political …

… School at Rosettenville in Johannesburg. In 1955 he went to Fort Hare University in the Eastern Cape. He later moved to the University of Witwatersrand in Johannesburg where he … 13 years in prison, he was one of the first MK members to be imprisoned on Robben Island. Imprisonment did not deter …

… "I am interested in a political art, that is to say an art of ambiguity, contradiction, uncompleted … of two anti-apartheid lawyers, he learned at an early age to question structural impositions. In 1976, he attained a … film productions and taught design printing until he moved to Paris in 1981 to study drama at the Á‰cole Jacques LeCoq. …

… On 31 May 1827 I'Ons married Ann Frazer, with whom he came to South Africa to settle in the Albany district. They arrived at Grahamstown … participated in the war as a volunteer, but also began to draw a set of cartoons called the 'Aquila Caricatures' as …

… which played a significant role in the struggle in years to come. Part of the things it did was to provide political study and theory. Hassim also interacted … more familiar with trade union activities. He went on to become an expert on trade unions. Serving as an articled …

… From 10 to 31 October 2011, South Africa will be conducting its third … South Africa (SSA), the interval period was extended to 10 years. The post-Apartheid Government held its first … in South Africa; census taking has a long history dating back to the 18th century. Census surveys were conducted in …

… and Bridglal Pachai A fresh piece of legislation sought to tighten control over the entry of free Indians into Natal. … respectfully approach this Honourable House with reference to the Bill to place closer restrictions on immigration, now … act of justice and mercy, your petitioners, as in duty bound, shall for ever pray, etc. …

… in Namibia. At the age of thirteen, Lubowski was sent to Stellenbosch to complete his schooling, which he did in 1970. After … for all young, White males at the time. He then went to study law first at the University of Stellenbosch, and …

… up in Pinelands, Cape Town, but moved at the age of nine to live with his aunt, outside Hobhouse, Eastern Free State … Town. In 1943, at the age of 18 he interrupted his studies to join the army. He became a full-time instructor in the anti-aircraft unit in Cape Town. He was then sent to a similar unit in Egypt and transferred to Italy. He took …

… Chris Barnard led the team which performed the first human-to-human heart transplantation operation at Groote Schuur … was one of four sons, one of whom died at a young age due to a heart problem. Learning music and playing sport, young … was at Ceres, also in the Cape Province. In 1956, he went to Minnesota University to study cardio-thoracic surgery and …

… as king of the Dlamini clan in 1815. He was determined to expand his authority, but was forced to move northwards, away from his home near the Pongola … political centre of the Swazi people. Sobhuza I continued to subdue or drive away the nearby Sotho clans and …

… the Premier Soccer League (PSL). Mosimane is the husband to Moira Mosimane and a father to Lelentle and Kopano. He is one of the longest serving and … football.  He was also the first South African coach to win the CAF Champions League. In 2001, he was appointed as …

… educational methods that black students were exposed to.  Thereafter he moved between several jobs including … viewing the work of other photographers. Matthews started to work as a freelance photographer supplying photographs to the independent press. In 1978, Matthews initiated and led …

… part in student politics at Livingstone and was elected to its Student Representative Council. After completing her … for Community Action, a civil organisation that fought to resolve political issues facing the Bellville Community. … 1980, the political situation in South Africa prompted her to leave the country and she joined the  African National …

… informed his family that he had hanged himself. According to a statement released by the minister of police Mr … said that while he was in detention, he accompanied police to his home Soweto, which was searched.An electrical … and explosive chemicals were found .He was returned to John Vorster Square and during interrogation asked if he …

… ↵ The value of history is derived from its obligation to view all factors and clues of the past that lead up to one … instilled itself as the royal family, which dates back to the early 1600s, as a standpoint for the political … its recalcitrant, [such that the] kingdom was inevitably bound for political fragmentation.” [87] 4.4. Lungsickness ↵ …