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… but in Europe, "where the work done by eminent artists who had visited the country from time to time had attracted …

… those days could include the homeless, alcoholics, people who were to sick or old to work and prostitutes with sexually …

… Detaining and imprisoning those who went against the Apartheid state was one of the many …

… the ANC for what had transpired, and turned to Malema, who had always championed their cause. A clarion call to …

… Cape Provinces), plus that of a small number of Indians who enjoyed the right to vote in a few Natal municipal …

… Fall (FMF) , a movement that was about supporting students who were being financially excluded from the tertiary … as a space for prominent American intellectuals who were dissatisfied with the limitations of traditional … This is due in large part to active student bodies who have led struggles to end unjust hierarchy within the …

… assaulted by whites [12] . It was not only South Africans who worked as cheap labour in the mines but also African men … with their tradition, not wanting to work for foreigners who talked a strange language and having to leave their wives … owners' wishes, black labour was not available and those who agreed to sign employment contracts were not  reliable …

… derided and distrusted by the media and business classes, who suspected foul play and judicial bias following his … party founded by a disgruntled contingent of the ANC, who had turned their back on the party. [6] In the media Zuma …

… This feature explores the history of Bakwena ba Mogopa, who, on the eve of the promulgation of the Natives Land Act …

… of supporters of the 20 liberation movement leaders, who are on trial under the Suppression of Communism Act, … writes a letter to his father, Professor Z. K Matthews, who was visiting professor at Union Theological Seminary in … in the Odin Cinema in Sophiatown alongside Yusuf Cachalia who is later arrested on the platform by the police. 26 June, …

… of Haiti to replace Messrs. Bunche and Torres Bodet who were unable to serve on the commission. 30 December, The … the first Register of Entertainers, Actors and Others who have Performed in South Africa. 22 November, Opening of … The Secretary-General also met the Chairman of the IFP, who handed him a message from Chief Gatsha Buthelezi. 28 …

… is said to have been descended from a number of Moslems who left Cape Town in 1806 to settle in Uitenhage. 27 June, … Muller died in 1845 his farm was inherited by his 8 sons who, true to form, could not decide on how to sub, divide the … on 23 April and the first victim in town is Sergeant Pegg, who had worked on the military stores depositing ground. He …

… Phoenix settlement satyagrahis, including five women who cross the Natal-Transvaal border, are arrested and sent … Noria Mabasa, depicting various faces of some of the women who were in the forefront of the ground breaking 1956 march. … elections continue to remain free and fair. Among those who come to congratulate her at the District Six Museum are …

… was exclusively for white people. They were the only ones who participated in it, the only ones allowed to vote.  Under … was exclusively for white people. They were the only ones who participated in it, the only ones allowed to vote.  Under …

… Secretaries of the NIC, A. I. Kajee and J. W. Godfrey, who circulated this to all officials, Members of the … Naidoo, Joint Hon. of the South African Indian Congress) who wanted to attend a mass of the Transvaal Indian Congress …

… Mangosuthu Gatsha Buthelezi ,  who has died , was a history maker. He was born on 27 August … Bishop of Zululand . He enjoyed a long marriage to Irene,  who died aged 89 in 2019 . He tragically endured the deaths …

… is formed in Transvaal and led by Sefaka Mapogo Makgatho who later became president of the ANC from 1917-1924. April …

… project was headed by the artist and activist Omar Badsha who Curated the exhibition South African The Cordoned Heart …

… the influence of more radical leaders like Yusuf Dadoo, who believed that the South African Indian Congress could …

… farm, near Zwartruggens. He works for the Scheepers who got along with Kotane. He leaves after working there for …

… Congress’s  Azanian People’s Liberation Army (APLA). Many who joined MK were sent into training camps in Angola and …

… on strike demanding a wage increase. 10 August, Employees who turn up for duty report incidents of intimidation and …

… of Public Works. He was a brilliant architect, who is credited with the design of many important buildings … on a convict station usually fell to the Master of Stores, who was issued with "an obliterating stamp" to process postal … engineer in charge of the project. White was an Australian who was brought out to the Cape by the Colonial Secretary, …

… was needed to help individuals, especially Afrikaners, who could not be accommodated at existing banks or financial … needed to mobilise the support of the majority Afrikaners who individually did not have much economic power. Once that … in 2007 by then SA Reserve Bank governor Tito Mboweni, who said he saw no benefits accruing to South Africa from the …

… in exile, working closely with countries and individuals who were sympathetic to the anti-apartheid cause. Towards the … to Stanger, Natal to meet with Chief Albert Luthuli who was banned at the time. 15 July, Ebrahim Rasool , future … is arrested. 3 August, Police arrest saboteur Bruno Mtolo who later becomes the prosecution’s main witness in the …

… influx control and removed ‘surplus' people, i.e. those who were not employed in the area. The country was divided … section of the community' rather than cases of whites who cause feelings of racial hostility by racially abusive … the police force in Durban against discontented Africans who are boycotting the Municipal Beer Halls in protest of …

… had an almost divine capacity for forgiveness. A man who had been imprisoned for nearly three decades - for … colours of the new flag and cheered on the Springboks – who Mandela referred to as 'our boys'. Rugby World Cup, 24 … it is a marked improvement from the single Black Springbok who played in the 1995 RWC - Chester Williams. On Thursday 5 …

… the school was Mary Kelly Edwards, a missionary from Ohio who taught at Inanda Seminary for almost sixty years. The … The school argues that it covers the cost of girls who cannot afford schooling, but the truth is that the … sociability, and responsibility. The girls who attended Inanda Seminary were expected to uphold these …

… is a profoundly influential South African jazz musician who was frequently oppressed by the apartheid regime in South … figure and he is noted as one of the brave artists who used their talent and ability to help others stand up to …