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… This paper was submitted to the 1973 Durban Strikes Celebrating 50 Years Conference …

… Director of Integration when MK, APLA and SADF were merged to form the SANDF. In 1995/1996 he completed the Senior … was the Director Personnel Acquisition from January 1999 to October 2000 when he was promoted to the rank of Major General as the Chief Director Human …

… Nkosi was born on 27 January 1949 in Durban.From 1974 to 1976 Nkosi studied painting, graphics, sculpture, weaving and ceramics at Rorke's Drift. From 1977 to 1980 he worked full-time at his art at Mariannhill. From 1980 to 1981, he taught art at the Open School, Durban. Between …

… He then studied at the Mofolo Arts Centre Soweto from 1982 to 1983 under Cyril Manganye. In 1983 Nkosi won an OK Bazaars … has been shown in more than twelve exhibitions from 1984 to 1988. The two major ones were ‘Historical perspectives of … death of Hector Peterson and Dream. He was commissioned to paint a double portrait of an American art critic and his …

… was also a dominee, a published poet - considered by some to be the best mystical poet in Afrikaans - and a prolific … of the Dutch Reformed Church in the 1970s. He went to Stellenbosch University, where he considered studying … and master's degrees, all cum laude.  He then decided to study Theology, and graduated as a dominee cum laude, in …

… at Hermanus , after which her family was forcibly moved to Middledrift in the Eastern Cape . She matriculated at … Front when it was formed. Her political activism led to her dismissal from some of the schools at which she … of the Executive Council (MEC) since 1994: from 1994 to 1999 as MEC for Education and Culture, and from 1999 to …

… end of the month. But from Sunday, Angela started coming to the house to get her money and see if people had fetched … his trip to the Transkei while she was panicking about him back here in Cape Town. I waited till 5.45 when I thought it … Black parents could not afford to use their only weapon - strike - in support of their children. Comment and …

… he received his education at mission schools. From 1942 to 1949 he received his primary school education at Phokoane … at Nebo. In 1945, however, his schooling was interrupted to enable him to attend circumcision school. From 1950 he furthered his …

… This paper was submitted to the 1973 Durban Strikes Celebrating 50 Years Conference … a long and rich history of inventing creative approaches to workers’ education.  The period following the 1973 strikes … workers’ education. This is unfortunate as there is much to be learned from this history.  However, there exist a few …

… This paper was submitted to the 1973 Durban Strikes Celebrating 50 Years Conference … organisation at the time, mobilised a regional general strike to pressure the apartheid government to accede to students’ …

… in Durban.  She was also one the first Indian woman to qualify as a doctor.  To begin with, we would like just a brief background of you, … off to India, also at a young age, to study but I did come back after a few months. I’ve lived in Australia, but I’ve …

… Slaves at the Cape were forced to carry passes. This made it easier for their owners and the local authorities to control their movements. The first time Pass documents … in place and in May 1918 Black workers embarked on strike action against low wages, poor housing and Passes. The …

… police. In 1970, Rangel worked with four other journalists to found a weekly illustrated publication they called Tempo . The magazine was Mozambique’s first to appear in full colour. Its issues included  photographs, … 1980. After Mozambique gained independence, Rangel worked to train photographers for the media outlets Agencia de …

… Glossop was born in Twickenham, England,1872. She came to SA in 1900 after the demise of the Sphinx Studio in … (SANG Archival news cutting). Before 1925, when she moved to Natal, she was an active SASA member and cut an … smoking a pipe and by riding alone into remote areas to paint. She worked, so the Press noted, "regardless of …

… in some wartime rhetoric, openly revealing his hostility to the "intelligentsia" and their "art tyranny" (The Cape Times, 30.7.1941). This seems, in context, to have been a reference to the New Group. These "Hitlers of the mind", he argued, …

… participating in anti-apartheid activity. He was sentenced to ten years' imprisonment, which he served on Robben Island. … in Johannesburg and Pretoria and in 1993, he was elevated to Senior Counsel. Moseneke was appointed visiting fellow and … as a silk, Moseneke accepted an acting appointment to the Transvaal Provincial Division of the Supreme Court. In …

… of these coalitions, the party was not strong enough to unilaterally pursue its domestic and foreign policies. … Mpho was a treason trialist in South Africa before moving back to Botswana. Now the BPP began demanding full … II signed a secret agreement with South Africa. The pact bound both parties not to allow “any act which involves a …

… Limpopo River marked its border with Botswana and Zimbabwe to the North, while the Vaal River marked its boundary with Orange Free State Province , to the South. It was bounded by Mozambique and Swaziland to … president. South Africa’s diamond mining industry dates back to 1867 , when diamonds were discovered near Kimberley …

… democratic elections. Kumalo was the second Black woman to have won the title after Jacqui Mofokeng paved way for … queens in the country. Kumalo was born in Soweto and went to Thabiseng Primary School in Orlando West. When Soweto was engulfed by student unrest in 1986 she was sent to school in Lenasia , an Indian suburb south of Johannesburg …

… father a labourer, and he grew up poor. Molefe is married to Boitumelo Elizabeth Plaatjie and has four children. He is … in religious organisations. When growing up, Molefe used to visit his mother in the white suburb where she worked, and … of Joe Gqabi , Nelson Mandela and others, and began to realise the need to involve people of other colour in the …

… After an Arrest Under the Immorality Act and The Road to Mecca . The former premiered at The Space, a theatre in … Lena at the Royal Court Theatre in London. Bryceland moved to London in 1978 to take the lead role in The Woman , a play by Edward Bond, …

… at the University of Utrecht, he left the country in 1764 to become a member of the Council of Justice in Batavia. In … 1767 he married Cornelia Charlotte Feith. In 1772 he came to the Cape Colony and succeeded Ryk Tulbach as the Governor … 1774. He resigned from this position in 1785 and returned to the Netherlands, where he died in 1793. He was succeeded …

… North Carolina, and met Xuma, then a widower, on his visit to the United States in 1937-1938. She was at that time … at Atlanta University. In 1940 she married Xuma and came to South Africa, where she was active in women's … Association. Following Xuma's death in 1962, she returned to the United States. …

… ANC national executive committee. In 1955 he was elected to the executive committee of the  South African Congress of … defendant in the  Treason Trial  for its full length (1956 to 1961), he was rearrested in 1963 on charges of belonging to the banned ANC. He was convicted and imprisoned for four …

… Institute of Race Relations, sent an 'urgent telegram to Progressive Reform Party mp Rene de Villiers: 'Deeply … ents and children and persuade them to be ready to strike at a given moment.' Now, Botha was a cabinet minister, … policemen were put to flight when they tried to turn back another group. Shortly before 9am, a senior pupil …

… at the conference, Jonnie Makatini, said Britain's refusal to support further sanctions would result in "the further … made. Thatcher was asked by a journalist for her response "to a reported ANC statement that they will target British … positions toward the Apartheid state. In her report back to the House of Commons on 22 October she summarized …

… Batavia as a stowaway aboard the Malacca. Abram claimed to have run away from slaveholder Cornelis Lichthart of … of the Dutch East India Company (VOC) until he was sent back to Batavia. …

… on 14 October 1922. She attended Trafalgar High school up to what was standard 8 in those days. Together with her twin … from Durban . In 1945 she married Dawood and moved to Durban, where she continued her work for the Communist … for her role in the defiance campaign and was sentenced to one month of hard labour. In 1956, Fatima participated in …

… Bouwmeester. De Groot travelled with repertory companies to the Far East, especially through the Dutch East Indies. He … in Hollywood and in Berlin (Ufa).  In 1924, he travelled to South Africa. Here, several ventures with his own company … and on tour in the Far East. De Groot also ventured to produce original Afrikaans plays, one of them Die misdade …

… The building dates back to the early 19th century and, in its time, has …