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… then a part of the Soviet Union, where Anti-Semitism led to discrimination and persecution of the Jews at the start of …  This shaped Weinberg from a young age as she could relate to the racial discrimination and persecution of Black South … she met her future husband, Eli Weinberg , who also fled to South Africa due to Anti-Semitism in the Soviet Union …

… intersections in between. Her photographs are an attempt to create an archive and dialogue surrounding both blatant … of our herstories is the only way for us black lesbians to be visible.” Across her work, she chronicles that which is … bed together. Muholi’s pictorial archive offers visibility to the invisible, history to the erased, and celebration to …

… Vicky Sampson was born in 1969, to Faye and Victor Sampson. Her father, Victor, was a member … vaudeville group. When Sampson was 6 years old, she moved to District 6 with her parents. This was the last time she … was with her parents as a family. A year later, she went to live with her grandmother in Bishop Lavis due to her …

… Niekerk matriculated from Hoërskool Bloemhof and proceeded to study Language and Philosophy at the University of … completed a Masters’ Degree in 1978. In 1979, she moved to Germany to join theatres in Stuttgart and Mainz as an apprentice in …

… compromised her education. Consequently, she was forced to leave school and work full-time in various factories to finance her part-time studies at secondary school and at … Movement (BCM). Her activism in student politics led to her expulsion from the University of Fort-Hare. As a …

… was born in Birmingham, England, 1859. Winkles came to SA in 1889 to help a widowed sister stranded on the Kimberley diggings. He never returned to England. Pre-Raphaelitism was a formative influence on his …

… that standard diplomatic activity was insufficient to improve apartheid South Africa's negative image abroad, … One example of this was the use of public funds globally to covertly entice finance journalists to write positive articles about South Africa in publications …

… for his role in the march, his outraged father sent him to work on the mines in Boksburg. At the mines, Tinto continued to be involved in protest actions. He was taken to Germiston police station in handcuffs and later deported …

… started training at Lichtenburg High School . She was said to have possessed a very strong will, making it difficult for other coaches to train her. Cloete always put a great significance in … a strong mind, and ascribed much of that strength to her religious faith. In 1998, at the age of twenty, Cloete …

… Town , Eastern Cape , South Africa. She dedicated herself to the promotion of music in South Africa. She studied under … in every child’s education. She dedicated her life to promoting and encouraging talent among the less … first concert. Her love of choral work and her ambition to include less privileged children materialised in October …

… Sekonyela was born in 1804 in Harrismith next to the Wilge River. He was born in the royal family and later … Natal. The Batlokwa people fled taking along small tribes to Barolong in Kuruman, where they were stopped by the … River. In 1834 Andrew Smith visited Sekonyela in order to solve the growing fighting between his people and the …

… Petros Molefe was born in Kroonstad and moved to Johannesburg and worked as a truck driver. He married … 1961 was a unit from Dube, in Soweto, who attempted to blow up the Municipal Bantu Control Office in Dube, … had been undertaken. Molefe and Ramutsi’s mission was to be the first in Johannesburg. It has come to light that …

… on 17 March 1794 in Newton Steward, Ireland. He trained to be a medical doctor. He was a keen amateur astronomer and … Maclear arrived in South Africa on 5 January 1834 to assume his duties as Royal Astronomer at the Cape. He … was carrying out surveys of the southern sky. From 1841 to 1848 he surveyed an area stretching from Namaqualand to …

… captain.In 1947 he and his South African-born wife moved to Rustenburg and later in Port Elizabeth. Although totally paralyzed and confined most of the time to an iron lung, he became an authority on racial policies, … by Manilal Gandhi). He used his journalistic skills to fight race discrimination, contributing to  Indian …

… Mr. Naidoo, who was widely known as M. D. Naidoo, belonged to the South African Indian Congress, the South African … at the University of Natal and in London, he was admitted to the South African bar in 1957 and practiced in Durban. Later he was disbarred and sentenced to five years in prison for helping a person on bail to flee …

… Vorster Square police station, Johannesburg. In testimony to the inquest this week Salim Essop, with whom Timol had … .New ways had to be found to meet the challenge and to win back our country. In 1912 the great national movement Oi the … Used at the right time and with proper organisation the strike is the workers’ strongest weapon. That is why …

… home the seriousness of the colour question. He referred to the special problems that confront the people of South … their peaceful existence is ultimately and intimately bound up with this question. In this respect one must stress … was satisfied to be this, when he was prepared to take a back seat where Whites congregated, is not only past history, …

… – Indians were excluded from receiving pensions according to this Act. South Africa Act, 1909 (Sections 26, 35, 44, 147 … pre-Union colonies and excludes immigration of all persons to the Union considered unsuitable on economic grounds or on … other Colonial-born Indians leave Durban to assist in the strike area. November, Lord Harding delivers a speech in …

… who was born in Fort Beaufort on 28 July 1873, according to 'The calling of Katie Makanya'. However, since Charlotte … wrote in Xhosa , also reinforces this. SAHO has elected to go with the sources that locate Ramokgopa in the Polokwane … However, we acknowledge that Maxeke must have moved to the Eastern Cape at a young age. Charlotte Makgomo Mannya …

… engine ship, weighing 3,594 tons, but it was not designed to withstand strong weather conditions (Barnardt, 2013). This … interesting as the ship was used as a cargo ship, used to transport bulk goods across the sea. It was designed to overcome the size restrictions of the Suez Canal as ships …

… Prior to Biko's inquest, magistrates had declined to examine the interrogation methods used, and had attributed … damage. He was then driven, naked and manacled in the back of a police van, to Pretoria. He died there on 12 …

… Mandela wrote: "Of all the observations made on the strike, none has brought so much heat and emotion as the … "irrationality" which the ruling class could be persuaded to drop in favour of democracy - not seeing the racist system … the 1950s, workers were showing their readiness to fight back against the forces of the state. "Five times in the last …

… until the age of seven, before he and his mother emigrated to South Africa after her marriage to a South African journalist who worked as a crime reporter. … His mother was a cabaret and jazz singer. The family went to Zambia where Clegg spent two years before returning to …

… parents, Scots Presbyterian missionaries, emigrated to Lovedale at the end of the 19th century; Monica was born … daughter in Lovedale, Monica Hunter Wilson went on to read History and Anthropology at Girton College, … two daughters and two sons. Her Pondoland book, Reaction to Conquest , was immediately proclaimed a classic. Shortly …

… was a factory worker. All of Lutchmee’s siblings went to school, though the youngest, she was never given that opportunity. She had to assist her mother in supporting the family. Lutchmee got … with a few people in exile who had left the country to work with the African National Congress (ANC) . Whenever …

… editor in the late 1920s. He failed at two other attempts to launch African newspapers. South African Native National … the shortened name in the mid-1920s) and continued to serve on the ANC national executive committee off and on … committee of the All African Convention, but he continued to identify with the ANC and to work for its revival in the …

… Zerffi was born in 1882, London, England. She came to Cape Town in 1916 after studying art in London and at the … and an embroidered cushion all prompted a local critic to write that "her exhibits reveal a great versatility of … riotous colour have full scope. She shows two things ... to be coveted - a cushion and a scarf. In subsequent group …

… He attended the Boys High School, Stellenbosch from 1940 to 1946. In 1946, he studied at the Camberwell School of Art, … he participated in several group exhibitions. Returning to Zimbabwe he showed at the annual exhibitions held at the Rhodes Gallery. In 1967, he moved to South Africa with his wife Margaret and sons Paul and …

… Christian Church (ZCC)  in 1910. He attended school up to standard six and later a junior certificate (standard … driver for his father. This position brought him closer to various church leaders and the inner working of the ZCC. … where he worked. This caused serious conflict leading to the split of the church in the ZCC of the Dove and ZCC of …

… of his Digest of Zulu Affairs and in his efforts to protect the Africans of Natal and Zululand against the … through her London-based brother, Francis Colenso, to influence the British Parliament and public in  Dinuzulu's … This effort, during which she became the first woman to give testimony before the House of Commons, eventually …