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… of a total of 350 000 eligible voters registered in order to vote in the elections of 4 November 1981. Forty candidates … committee of the S.A.I.C., who declared his intention to vote; the other by Dr. Essop Jassat, chairman of the … country, preceding the Union of South Africa and dating back to the Gandhian era. The satyagraha movement of Asian …

… and underwent military training in Ethiopia. On his way back to South Africa, he was captured in Rhodesia (Zimbabwe) and deported to South Africa.Upon arrival in South Africa he was … Gerhart, G. M. & Karis, T. (eds) (1977). From Protest to Challenge: A Documentary History of Politics in South …

… The family resided in Sea Cow Lake and later relocated to nearby Kenville which remained the family home until 2013. … upbringing and were known for their generosity to others and assistance to the community. Dr Ponnusamy … of the Soweto uprising and participated in the students’ strike at the university in solidarity with the students of …

… In the second article on job skills, SPEAK looks at how to write a Curriculum Vitae (CV) … How to write a CV …

… Notice of general meeting for all cleaners to talk about workplace problems. Red poster with white … Call to all cleaners …

… This SASO memorandum sets out the path for students to follow in their quest for national liberation, for … Introduction to Formation School …

… da Vinci's Mona Lisa; text: Apartheid education, nothing to smile about; take action on education; Join academic … Nothing to smile about …

… removal of the Fingoes from Grahamstown's Fingo Village to Committee's Drift after Fingo Village was proclaimed a … From this to this? …

… Ensor, David Hemson, Martin Legassick and Robert Petersen to Comrade Y Zungu, Chief Representative of the ANC, for the … Letter to Comrade Y Zungu …

… green, red, yellow and white poster. Notice of a march to prisons on 6th April 1991. List of venues around the … Advance to peoples power …

… of South African flag with words on each colour, 'Say yes to redress' on red, 'reparations' on green, 'reconstruction' … Say yes to redress …

… "mouthpiece and mastermind" behind a call for a national strike and the formation of Umkhonto we Sizwe (Spear of the … Mandela founded Umkhonto we Sizwe (MK) with the intention to prepare for an armed struggle against the apartheid … government. In 1962 He was smuggled out of South Africa to speak at an African freedom conference in Addis Ababa. …

… in Roodepoort, was the eldest son of three children born to Jessy (nee Turner) and Percy John Hodgson. An immigrant … Yorkshire, Jack’s father died in a mine accident. Having to fend for herself and the children as a waitress, Jessy was … mineworkers union and organised the white mineworkers strike of 1938. Endeavouring to return to Northern Rhodesia …

… newly imposed Tricameral parliament (a name that was given to South African Parliament from 1984 to 1994, which included Coloured and Indian people). Moses … emergency regulations. Moses then led a two weeks hunger strike to force the authorities to allow the imprisoned …

… An application to the Pretoria Supreme Court, to declare the Freedom of Choice to Terminate Pregnancy Law unconstitutional, fails. In 1998 … An application to the Pretoria Supreme Court, to declare the Freedom of Choice to Terminate Pregnancy Law …

… United States Government decides to grant 12.5 million rand to ANC and 7 million rand to Inkatha. …

… Egypt objects to calls to move the headquarters of the Arab League from Cairo to Tunis. …

… phase of humankind's active exploration of the Moon came to an end when Apollo 17's lunar module left the lunar … Schmitt descended in the Lunar Module (LM) "Challenger" to explore the Moon, astronaut Ronald E. Evans, command … Skylab crew left orbit in 1974, while Skylab itself fell back to Earth in 1979, some years earlier than expected, …

… Richard Steele was born to a Scottish father and a South African mother, in Pretoria, in 1956. His father emigrated to South Africa at the end of the Second World War. Steele‘s … of his Principal. After five years here, he went back to the Witwatersrand and studied at a government English …

… local high school, until Standard Six when he left to work on the mines in Johannesburg. Ngudle worked as a … at the Crown Mines goldmine for two years before returning to his home village to take part in the traditional … and dropped him a note stating “I am being tortured. My back is full of weals” (Smillie and Ntsoma: 2009). On 5 …

… Cape Coloured parents. His father had emigrated from India to South Africa in 1911. His mother, Emma Caroline, was a … and gave him pencils and paper and he taught himself to draw.  At the age of four, after his parents separated, … toy monkey to keep him entertained during the long journey back to Cape Town. In one sense, the ape telling the viewer …

… Cape . In the early days of her life, her parents moved to Upington . They were a family with ten members and they … This situation was so appalling that she was not able to go to school; hence she is unable to read and write. De … Justice Minister announced that Du bruin would be moved to back to Upington prison to await the outcome of the appeal.  …

… fourth of the five children of Abraham Saks, later changed to 'Sachs', and his wife, Hannah Rivkin. Sachs made up his own birthdate because, according to him, the correct date was not known. Until the age of … address a mass meeting of garment workers who had gone on strike in front of the city hall. He was rearrested and …

… both in the general context of the political struggle to end ‘big and petty apartheid’ and with regard to the … Employees Union (Natal Liquor); the Karos Hotel national strike and the Southern Sun/Holiday Inn hotels Johannesburg … formal alliances with political formations but only be bound when there was agreement on specific issues. Thus the …

… credited with introducing a modern school of sculpture to South Africa during her early career, she was often …  In spite of such difficulties, she went on to produce a body of work that is timeless and still relevant … and contemporary British artists whose styles she brought back to Natal in 1926.    When she returned, Stainbank …

… Africa will be 50 years old. The Government is preparing to celebrate this jubilee with great enthusiasm, but most … South Africans have almost completely lost their right to be represented in Parliament, their right to take any job … is therefore directed to the people of Great Britain to strike a blow for freedom and justice in South Africa and for …

… farm. From humble beginnings, Professor Esterhuyse rose to become a leading Afrikaner writer, philosopher and … now University of kwaZulu-Natal), and in 1967 moved to the then Rand Afrikaans University. In 1974 he joined the … of fair-play and justice prevailed to drag negotiators back to the table. Professor Esterhuyse made a humble yet …

… The Political Council agrees to Marthinus Bergh’s request that he and his two sons be allowed to go to the Netherlands to plea …

… Cecil John Rhodes leaves Britain to return to South Africa. …

… To buy or to resist - thats the choice of th …