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… people, conversations and dynamics that exist within that; to shining a light on the youth, and some of the challenges … oldest town. Mads has used photography - being able to distil a living moment into one single picture - as a way … Cold Turkey, a vibrant and unique collective which aimed to provide a recreational space for the youth; signing up as …

… School of the American Board of Missions and then went on to the Inanda Seminary, a private girls’ school in Natal (now … the clothing industry. Mvubelo’s father had belonged to the Industrial and Commercial Workers’ Union (ICU), which … Union in 1946 and was one of the first Black women to be elected to the National Executive Council of the Trade …

… as Prime Minister of South Africa from 30 November 1954 to 24 August 1958. During the 1920s Strijdom practised law in … Party's district committee. In 1929 Strijdom was elected to Parliament as the member for the Waterberg. He was the only senior Transvaal Nationalist to refuse to join the 1934-coalition administration with the …

… 2010. It was agreed that no conditions should be attached to the renaming, as it was an honour for Mope, and an acknowledgement of his contribution to soccer in both the city and the country. The formal … playing for Pretoria Callies in 1971 and led the team to several memorable victories over clubs like Orlando …

… film companies in the world) and said he wanted to learn from how to become a great film director from Keith Rose - who founded … the director, with whom most young filmmakers aspired to work. They liked his attitude and took him on as an …

… School, a school for girls in Hyderabad. She then came to live in Durban , South Africa c. 1930, where she met and … during the Second World War , and her subsequent decision to become a social worker, exposed her to some of the realities of South African life. After the war …

… Wales, the son of a minister, and immigrated to South Africa in 1905, imbued with his family's ideals of … his father 's death in 1903 most of the family emigrated to the Cape Colony. In 1919 he accepted an appointment as … Witwatersrand Council of Education,an organization seeking to improve educational opportunities for white …

… failed his first year, but this may have been ignored due to his political connections. During the 1980s Nkabinde … during one of the legislature's debates he openly admitted to being a warlord, but asserted that, he ””¦was never the … on the grounds that there was not enough evidence to link him directly to the 18 murders alleged committed by …

… He was born in Latvia in 1927 and came with his family to South Africa in 1934. After graduating from the University … a lecturer at a London Polytechnic Institute. Returning to South Africa in 1953, he joined the COD and in 1955 became … as a trade union organiser and was elected unopposed to represent Africans of the Western Cape on the Cape …

… Northern Transvaal (now Limpopo). He was the first born to Maria and Manabane Rachidi and had three other siblings. … Hare. University life offered Rachidi a newfound freedom to speak his mind without fear of parental reprimand. He was … suspended in 1967 and re-admitted later that year, only to see himself expelled for leading a student sit-in. It …

… scale and became a symbol of the national will to win. Kitchener rallies troops at the beginning of World … weaken resistance and bring British victory. On returning to England in 1902 he was created Viscount Kitchener and was … leave in England and reluctantly accepted an appointment to the cabinet as secretary of state for war. Flying in the …

… while doing her portraits. Lucy Mullins, by her marriage to Brian Wiles, became a member of the well-known Wiles … whole has always been conventional, ranging for landscape to portraiture, which they practised to great public acclaim. It was largely through the success …

… clinics by legendary player Jomo Sono and was recruited to his team, Jomo Midas Cosmos. In 1992 Masinga represented … before leaving the country. Leeds United attracted Masinga to England with £275 000 and for two years he was involved in … time but management was concerned and in 1996 sold him to the Swiss team Saint Gallen, where Masinga featured in ten …

… Louis Maqubhela he visited art galleries in Johannesburg to learn more. In 1972 Maqhubela left South Africa to pursue an art career in London. He sent Koloane to the studio of Johannesburg artist, Bill Ainslie, to …

… Commission poster. Artwork of people talking and thinking back about past history. List of TRC offices and telephone numbers to contact to tell your story. …

… another member, P.J. Cillié, made a valuable contribution to the development of fruit cultivation in South Africa. … a similar post at this school. In 1891 she was appointed to teach Latin and Dutch at the Paarl Huguenot Ladies' … headmistress. Meanwhile consideration was being given to the possibility of placing the school under the …

… of the University. In 1925 she was the second woman to graduate in medicine at the University, being preceded by … work of SANCB in the 1930s. She paid particular attention to the plight of rural blacks and realised that many cases of … with some medical care. A section of SANCB was formed to concentrate on these rural cases, and Franks was elected …

… day of the accident, the resuscitation team stopped trying to revive Denise. After parental permission was obtained, Denise Darvall’s heart went to the first heart transplant recipient, Louis Washkansky , and her kidneys went to 10 year old Jonathan van Wyk. In apartheid South Africa …

… of the Assembly and Senators; Ladies and Gentlemen. It was to be expected that in a society as politically vigorous as … Ramabulana, Sekhukhuni and Nghunghunyana, send them back to come and slog it out here in parliament and not to … more, that our recognition of the right to protest and to strike is unshakeable. These are rights guaranteed by the …

… Tagore High School in Clairwood, Durban and then went to study for a B.Sc. degree at the University of … (now University of KwaZulu-Natal). He went onto to complete his B.Sc Masters degree at the University of … into a mobile classroom. Later, Padayachie extended this to include an outreach programme to provide similar …

… as advocate at the Johannesburg Bar. He progressed rapidly to Senior Council by 1976 and was appointed Judge of the … (NICRO), a position he filled until 2000. From 1991 to 1994 he led a commission of inquiry related to Public Violence and Intimidation, which became known as …

… his schooling at Pretoria Boys’ High School and thanks to an Anglo-American Corporation Open Scholarship award; Cameron was able to attend Stellenbosch University. At Stellenbosch, Cameron … National Union of Mineworkers on  AIDS/HIV , and helped to draft and negotiate the first comprehensive AIDS agreement …

… with dedication and determination over the last year to advance the historic mission of our movement of the … Alexandra walked nine miles from the township to town and back every day for three months to protest against an … the centuries of colonial and apartheid capitalism. We are bound to acknowledge, in the 13th year of our democracy, that …

… Hertzog  broke his ties with Prime Minister  Louis Botha  to form the  National Party , Malan was one of his first … Hertzog government of 1924. Malan strongly opposed moves to form a coalition between the National Party and Jan Smut’s … of the few Afrikaner parliamentarians who refused to follow Hertzog or Smuts. Ten years later this new National …

… narratives of Siopis’ works, however they do bridge over to a wider global social context and how the viewer relates to the fragility of the subject. Siopis has had a … in Vryburg in the Northern Cape Province,  a little town to which her parents had moved after inheriting a bakery from …

… millions of rands as a result of the people not going to work. Thus they thought of immediately breaking the … alliance. They immediately called on workers to carry knobkieries and swords to marry their own children … Were not dogs called when in Croesus people went in Strike? Were not pregnant women strangled and battered to …

… South Africa will always associate it with our struggle. To us, it is a battleground on which many battles have been … of the efforts of the peoples of Namibia and South Africa to free themselves from racial and colonial domination, … in South and southern Africa is inevitable. General Strike in South Africa We meet on the day of the tenth …

… South Africa will always associate it with our struggle.  To us, it is a battleground on which many battles have been … of the efforts of the peoples of Namibia and South Africa to free themselves from racial and colonial domination, … in South and southern Africa is inevitable. General Strike in South Africa     We meet on the day of the tenth …

… Army, in recognition of his success in forcing the British back from Cyrenaica into Egypt as far as El Alamein. However, he was unable to advance to capture Alexandria. In the months that followed, during …

… Stuart Larrabee was born in Cornwall, England and came to South Africa with her parents when she was three months … in Munich. She is one of the first South African women to study photography abroad.  On her return to South Africa in 1936 she opened her own studio, the …