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… Mpumalanga. On completion of his training, he moved to Pretoria where he worked as a clerk for the Provincial … in painting from Walter Battiss (1906–1982). He started to paint seriously in 1952 and also taught art at his studio, … His still-lives are unique. Unlike the vanitas to which they relate, Lekgetho emphasizes healing, rebirth …

… Pan Africanist Congress (PAC) in the early 1960s.  He came to South Africa in 1923 to work with the deaf and in the 1930s headed the Athlone … In 1939 being in the Cape for 15 years he moved to Witwatersrand and he opened the first workshop for blind … Bugg-Levine, Thomas Karis, Nimrod Mkele .From Protest to Challenge 4-Political Profiles (1882-1990) …

… Hofmeyr School of Social Work in Johannesburg from 1957 to 1959.After four years as a personnel manager with a rubber … leadership of South Africa Students' Organisation (SASO),to whom he became an older advisor valued for his … Grand Valley State University in Michigan.Khoapa returned  to SA and became registrar of the University of Fort Hare in …

… Born in 30 November  1933, in India he came to South Africa with his family in June 1935. Adams joined … were jail during the 1952 Defiance Campaign.He was drawn to politics as a teenager in Johannesburg during Indian … the Asiatic land Tenure Act (the "Ghetto" Act) in 1946 to 1948.He was an activist in the Transvaal Indian Congress …

… in Cape Town in 1945. He studied drama at UCT from 1965 to 1965 before going to study at the London Film School. During the 1970s and … he has written in many genres. One his books, Trekking to Teema, became the first internet book in 2000. Uys is also …

… He was born in Durban. From 1950 to 1959 he attended the Lourenco Marques High School, which changed its name first to Sibonenlo High School, and which is currently called the … in art and was self-trained as a sculptor. According to his daughter one of the professors at the UN(D) arranged …

… where he graduated as an architect in the 1950s. He moved to Cape Town in the late 1970s where he worked as an … in the design of housing where they used photography to research people and their spaces. He then moved on to work at the urban problems research unit at UCT and …

… some others, broke away from the Comite Zuid-Afrika (CZA) to form the more radical Anti-Apartheidsbeweging Nederland … of this organisation. This organisation offered support to the  African National Congress (ANC)  in exile and … was approached by leaders of the ANC in exile and asked to assist with Operation Vula. Braam went about helping with …

… in September 1986. The three policemen went into KwaMushu to arrest the MK operatives whom were consequently held under … men, as well as planting rifles and grenade on them to cover up their shooting spree. At the Truth and Reconcilliation Council, Steyn admits to lying about the death of the four men in order to cover up …

… in a Port Elizabeth police cell he had been chained to a grill at night and left to lie in urine-soaked blankets. He had been stripped naked … claimed that Biko had died as result of a seven day hunger strike and that a district surgeon, called in on 7 September, …

… Sonnyboy Bhengu was born on 8 November 1934 in Sophiatown to Gladys Toti in the Italian household of the Mattera … of Don Mattera, also of Sophiatown. Bhengu then moved to George Goch (Eastern Native Township) to live with his maternal grandfather Sgt Bhengu. …

… trade unions, student organisations, and sports bodies' to fight oppression. He was addressing the Transvaal … of his speech was unplanned- and even he was surprised to see the result. At the conference, the TASC leaders … of such a front, and the committee asked to report back the next day. After heated discussions agreement was …

… was, where did one start? The ANC and the NP wanted to build on the agreements arrived at in CODESA and to … political and economic prospects appear bleak. A national strike resulted in 90 per cent worker absence, further … rejected this as a trap. The ANC feared that it would be bound to the TEC without making any progress on other issues, …

… over half a century - in persuading the Indian community to link its destiny with that of the African majority, in … racism, in promoting fearless and militant resistance to the oppressors, and in developing the international … helped African workers in his father's business in their strike for better conditions. In later years, during his …

… then England with the musical  King Kong . She returned to South Africa at the end of the tour but was soon forced … in the United States. While in the states she was invited to tour with Cannonball Adderly and soon thereafter joined … Union of South African Artists, where she became exposed to folk, American Jazz and Brazilian music, and has worked …

… 1991 and is a qualified Industrial Psychologist. From 1994 to 1999, Dr Nzimande was a Member of Parliament and … Education Policy Unit at the University of Natal from 1990 to 1994. Prior to that, he lectured in Industrial Psychology at the …

… he established a network through which he recruited people to uMkhonto we Sizwe (MK), the armed wing of the ANC. In 1963, he was arrested and sentenced to 17 years on Robben Island. Ngoyi and  Henry Fazzie joined … fused those issues with broader struggle linking them to earlier anti colonial struggles. Ngoyi was later elected …

… owned a large farm in the Thaba 'Nchu reserve. He belong to a chiefly family of the Barongsub-group of the tswana and … relative of James Moroka by marriage,he was also related to Sol Plaatje' s mother.In 1913 he was a member of the ANC deputation to the minister of Native affairs, which protested against …

… the recipient white. This caused some strange statements to emanate from the right-wing: “The relief of suffering … or a baboon or giraffe, for that matter has no relevance to the issue of race relations in the political or … of colour is not at issue here.” (Malan, 115) Owing to stringent post-operative sterile conditions Blaaiberg …

… became a republic. During the celebrations, she refused to attend a military display, influencing her other siblings to do the same and this was punishable in her father’s eyes. … getting married in 1975, her husband, Brian introduced her to the Black Sash movement. In the Black Sash she was …

… 1973 he was released with a  two-year ban and restricted to Mdantsane. While working in East London factories and … released in mid-1979. Two years later he left South Africa to join the PAC in exile, then headed by Nyati Pokela whom Keke had known in prison. Keke was appointed in 1981 to the PAC's central committee and to the post of chief …

… of the Mfengu people from their land in Tsitsikamma to Kieskammahoek. The letter appeals against the evictions and explains the wishes of the Mfengu people to reclaim back their land. …

… should also give a short and correct explanation.  Refer to some questions below as an example. Always identify what your question is asking of you to do.  For example, the word ‘list” indicates that you may … 4.   Who encouraged working women to join the strike in Petrograd?  (1x1) (1) The Petrograd Bolsheviks 5.   …

… the Cape between the 1600s and 1795 was largely confined to the shores of the Cape and Table Bay as a halfway stop by the East India Company on their trading trips to the East. Tents were occasionally set up along the shores … of the Treaty of Amiens, the British handed the Cape back to the newly installed Dutch Batavian government in …

… the 1960 state of emergency . In March 1961 he was elected to the Cape Town City Council. In 1962 he was jailed for two … his involvement in a sabotage plot. Peake was subjected to house-arrest in 1964. In early 1968 the Apartheid … forced into exile, on an exit permit, never being allowed to return home to South Africa.  …

… but soon afterwards withdrew from political activity to concentrate on his academic career. He taught economics at … he worked for the World Bank. In July 1975 he returned to South Africa to become economic adviser to the KwaZulu Government of …

… van der Poel was born in Cape Town in 1904, and went on to become a prominent historian. Her studies began at the … Royal Empire Society prize. In 1929 Van der Poel returned to South Africa and declined a position at UCT as lecturer … South African Teacher’s Association, but in 1938 decided to move to UCT. She became a senior lecturer in 1954 and was …

… at the Open School under Nats Mokgosi and from 1978 to 1980 studied under Bill Ainslie, Ricky Burnett and Jenny … at the Bill Ainslie Studios, where he was introduced to the Dada and Surrealist an movements. Seage he won first … National Art Competition in 1981. This enabled him to take up a two year Konrad-Adenauer Foundation Bursary to …

… English and Law at the Botswana polytechnic and from 1983 to 1986 she taught Commercial Law at the Botswana Institute of Administration and Commerce. From 1986 to 1990 she served as the legal advisor to the African National Congress (ANC)  Legal and …

… 40, who died on 9th October 1976,was the third person to die at the Johannesburg Fort in 2 weeks. No details are … on whether a post-mortem or inquest were held. In answer to a question put to him before parliament on 29 March 1983 regarding Mr …