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… 1973. Sizwe Banzi is Dead addresses the apartheid regime’s restrictive pass laws while The Island is inspired by a … involved with the new Market Theatre in Johannesburg. Kani’s performance in Miss Julie in Cape Town in 1982 was the most … African Film and Television Lifetime Achievement Award on 20 February 2010. Kani is currently an executive trustee of …

… in 1958, Brown stood for Parliament. Following Paton’s writing of ‘The Long View’ in the liberal journal Contact … police raided the homes of leading LP members and arrested 20 people including National Chair Peter Brown. He was … weekly to the police. Practical in his liberalism, Brown’s mobilizing of opposition to the forced removal of Blacks …

… packed with government supporters. The College of Medicine’s Council was split down the middle. In 1968, a patient was admitted to Cape Town's Groote Schuur Hospital where Professor Christiaan Barnard … then president of the African National Congress (ANC) Mission in exile. Professor Hoffenberg married Margaret …

… 1852 17-19 March, a full Volksraadvergadering (People’s Council) takes place in Rustenburg. To inaugurate the event … is closed. 1875 A German missionary from the Hermannsburg Mission Society in Germany, Lutheran Minister Ferdinand … coup in Bophuthatswana, taking over army barracks, police stations, the TV and radio stations, and the telephone …

… than Jesus now; I don't know which will go first - rock 'n' roll or Christianity. Jesus was all right but his disciples were thick and ordinary. It's them twisting it that ruins it for me." The comment was … the US, Beatles records and memorabilia were burned, radio stations refused to play their songs and concerts were …

… he was recruited into the African National Congress (ANC)’s armed wing uMkhonto we Sizwe (MK). Soon after, he was … possession of arms and ammunition. The trial began on 20 March at the Ermelo Circuit Court in front of Justice … guilty to all three charges in March 1978.  Madondo’s court case was controversial in a number of ways: His …

… was a sea captain, little is known about young Albasini’s youth. In 1831, when João was 18, his father left him in … and traded ivory with interior peoples. Albasini was 20 when the exiled Zulu chief Shoshangane and soldiers … Ramabulana, the Transvaal authorities supported Albasini's protégé, Davhana, the disinherited son of Ramabula. …

… Sihlali played a role in affiliating Cape African Teacher’s Association (CATA) to the AAC. He was active in organizing … In 1952 Sihlali alongside A.C Jordan, Livingstone Mqotsi, N Honono and ZK Mzimba, among others, vigorously campaigned … the Unity Movement and in the community until his death on 20 March 1989.  …

… Biscuit factory and attended night school at the Bantu Men’s Social Centre, though he left without completing Standard 5 … This was followed by a reception at the Bantu Men's Social Centre in Johannesburg on 17 July. Dr Xuma, … for their leadership role in the Defiance Campaign. All 20 accused were sentenced to nine months' imprisonment with …

… was interned in a British concentration camp . Botha's early education was at Paul Roux. Later he attended … political career, a decision made when he was only 20 years old. He began working for the National Party as a … of the (NP) to withdraw from the Ossewabrandwag Botha's political career bloomed and in 1946 he was promoted to …

… Fort Calata was born on 5 November 1956. Fort’s grandfather, the Reverend Canon James Arthur Calata , was … by the Department of Education and Training (DET). Goniwe’s strong influence as a community leader and political … Goniwe, Mhlauli and Mkonto were buried in Cradock on 20 July 1985, at a massive political funeral attended by …

… The Naiker family arrived in South Africa when Monty's grandfather came from India to South Africa as a contract … the foundation of his later political direction. Naicker's active political involvement started in 1941 when he became … protest meeting in Durban. After the meeting Naicker and 20 black volunteers walked to the Berea railway station in …

… in Australia,and in the late 1960s completed a bachelor's degree at the University of Natal and a teacher's diploma from the University of the Witwatersrand. … delegation led by Archbishop Hurley. And there were about 20 people that came from the IFP side, including a number of …

… of non-racial democracy in South Africa. In 1929, Weinberg’s father came to South Africa from Latvia, after the First … State of Emergency was declared in 1960, both of Weinberg’s parents were banned and her father was detained for a … of dealing with his death rested on the shoulders of 20 year old Weinberg. In 1976, Weinberg was served with a …

… Tshabangu. Ndebele completed his matric at St Christopher’s High School in Luyengo, Swaziland in 1966. In 1971 Ndebele … the time he received his Bachelors degree some of Ndebele’s poetry had been published in Classic , Contrast and Purple … Research Foundation (NRF) awarded Ndebele the President’s Award for Lifetime Achievement. Between November 2009 and …

… Durban Joint Council and held office in the Natal teacher's association, of which he eventually became president. … most crucial period. He was at the same time South Africa's, and perhaps the continent's, most distinguished African intellectual. In 1928 he …

… Benjamin (Ben) Johnson, Langa’s father, was a Minister of Religion and his mother was a … regarding his role in the assassination of Ben Langa on 20 May 1984, Pietermaritzburg, Natal (now kwaZulu-Natal). … trial. Pius Langa would later go on to become South Africa’s Chief Justice. Martins and two other MK members, Clarence …

… Cheryl Carolus was born on 20 April 1959 in the Cape Flats of Cape Town to a working class family. Her father was employed as a printer’s assistant and her mother worked as a nurse aid. She … Carolus registered for a BA degree and a teacher’s diploma at the University of the Western Cape (UWC). She …

… Sir Marshall Campbell. She was educated at St. Anne's Diocesan College in Natal and at St. Leonard's School in Scotland where, in her own words, she acquired … September 1945, she wrote, "This Library has approximately 20,000 books, and I have specialized chiefly in history and …

… (VOC) or Dutch East India Company came into being on 20 March 1602 and is seen as the first company that issued … did not arrive immediately and the refreshment station’s labour requirements resulted in Van Riebeeck’s orders being disregarded. The requirements of the passing …

… leader Mutjise moves to Okahandja. Tjirwe, Mutjise's son establishes Otjikune near Okahandja. 1761               … Namibia when Abraham and  Christian Albrecht establish a mission station at Blyderverwacht in southern Namibia.  The … establishes a Code of Law (Ryksboek) followed by mission stations in  Windhoek, Warmbad and Rehoboth. The Ryksboek …

… Council of the Assemblies of God, Inc (USA) BC : Foreign Mission Board of the Bretheren in Christ of the USA and … DNa : Diocese of Natal (South Africa) DRCSA : General Mission Committee of the Dutch Reformed Church in South … of the National Baptist Convention (USA) NFEH : Norway’s Free Evangelical Mission to the Heathen NMF : Norwegian …

… to create staffing capacity within SOMAFCO and in the 20-bed ANC-Holland Solidarity Hospital. By 1990, when the … Division, retiring in 2000. Tikly served on the ANC’s Archives’ Committee and is still involved with the Archives …

…   The South African mission stations of Buntingville and Old Bunting, founded in the … Century, were named after Sidney Percival Bunting’s great grandfather, Dr Jabez Bunting. Old Bunting is a …

… The Moravian Mission Station of Goedverwacht, is nestled between the … and Velddrif . It was established in 1889 as a Moravian Mission Station and has a fascinating story! The Village is … in court twice but it was upheld and remained in Maniesa's family's hands until 1888 when her last child, Hester, …

… he was subjected to various forms of torture at police stations, and he spent several months in detentions without … Chikane , that Mthembu joined the South West Africa People’s Organisation (SWAPO) solidarity campaign. The solidarity … part of the leadership collective which supported SWAPO’s election campaign by providing, amongst other things, …

… Africa. They too were ambushed and massacred by De Kock’s Vlakplaas assassins. At the same time, another two ANC … of the ANC who turned to become an agent of the apartheid’s South African police. ↵ [2] According to the TRC Final …

… At that stage it was popularly referred to as Birt's Mission, and was located a short distance from the village … historic landmarks that represents the impact of mission stations to the people of the Eastern Cape province and later …

… Bedford, England. Huddleston is christened at St Paul’s Church in Bedford. 1921-1937 Huddleston attends Lancing … is appointed as priest-in-charge of the Community’s Mission in Sophiatown , South Africa. 1949 Appointed … chooses the designation ‘Bishop Trevor of Sophiatown’. 20 April, Huddleston dies at his home in Mirfield, West …