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… paper, promising to expose political ills, appears in Johannesburg. The Sowetan has the same format as the ba …

… Nations Semi-finals versus Ghana 3-0 at the FNB Stadium, Johannesburg …

… An Avro York aircraft, en route from Johannesburg to London, lands in Nairobi, Kenya, after the …

… Sack, S. (1988). The Neglected Tradition, Johannesburg: Johannesburg Art Gallery, p. 108 … Kumalo (also documented as Khumalo), SA artist, is born in Johannesburg.  He began studying at Polly Street Art Ce …

… South Africa, where he eventually settled in Doornfontein, Johannesburg with his young family. He found work as a … exhibition took place in 1949 at the Beaux Arts Gallery Johannesburg , featuring a selection of landscapes in oil and … Galerie Vincent in Pretoria in 1951, Whippman’s Gallery in Johannesburg in 1954 and the South African Association of …

… The family immigrated from London in the United Kingdom to Johannesburg, South Africa when Pratt was two years old. He … He grew up in a wealthy home in Houghton Estate, Johannesburg, Transvaal (now Gauteng). His father had … a trout farm and supplied fresh trout to restaurants in Johannesburg. He was a respectable citizen by all accounts, a …

… and was a member of PACTS’s opera committee and of the Johannesburg Music Society. Mentz was also a pioneer in the …

… in the sporting circles was born on 17 October 1969, in Johannesburg, South Africa. He was the second born child of …

… in Kimberley, Cape Colony (now Northern Cape). He moved to Johannesburg, Transvaal (now Gauteng) when gold diggings … His public life began soon after his arrival in Johannesburg when Law 3 of 1885 , which restricted Indians to … discrimination and when they threatened a protest march in Johannesburg the restrictions were removed from all except …

… orator often at the rear of events, had been imprisoned in Johannesburg during the  1952 Defiance Campaign . He was the … witnesses stating that he often attended ANC meetings in Johannesburg and that he played a leading role at meetings in … KwaZulu-Natal]. This banishment order was served on him in Johannesburg. Employed at rare intervals, he received no …

… joining, he became a member of the central committee in  Johannesburg . In 1933 he was jailed for seven weeks after …

… Professor at the University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg. He was a political prisoner sentenced for ANC …

… first African doctors appointed to Baragwanath Hospital in Johannesburg. Banned in 1954, he became politically inactive. …

… Party, in which capacity he commuted regularly between Johannesburg and Swaziland. A former member of the  Communist …

… of the Witswatersrand, The History Workshop, University of Johannesburg and the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation in 2011. He …

… Born in 1915 and restricted to Johannesburg by the apartheid government. A leading figure in …

… government as Coloured.[10] In March 1976 Lee went to Johannesburg to look for work, and the ANC coincidentally … a leaflet bomb (using a new design developed by Jenkin) in Johannesburg, close to the anniversary of the Sharpeville … 1976, while Lee continued to plant leaflet bombs around Johannesburg. In July, four ANC operatives including author …

… and gender issues. Gisèle studied Graphic Fine Art at the Johannesburg College of Art, after which she joined The Star … Healing Through Creative Arts Conference at Museum Afrika, Johannesburg, in November/December 2001. Gisèle's photographs … with Panos Pictures in London, and with Gallo Images in Johannesburg. Exhibitions Solo exhibitions Living Openly. Bat …

… until 1941. The following year in 1942 he was stationed in Johannesburg West up to 1950 before being sent to Springs.   … held in honour of Stalin at the Soviet Consulate in Johannesburg. Thompson was involved in activities of the … three days. Thompson was transferred to the Fort Prison in Johannesburg on 5 April where he was placed with two other …

… at the Natal Technikon in Durban. In 1984, she moved to Johannesburg and lectured in the Department of Fine Arts at … National Gallery, Cape Town (2014) and Wits Art Museum, Johannesburg (2015); Red: The iconography of colour in the … (South African Pavilion 2013, and 2003), Sydney (2010), Johannesburg (1995 and 1997), Gwangju (1997) and Havana …

… he left before his contract expired, for Alexandra, in Johannesburg, where he lived with a relative. From 1973 … that formed the Transvaal Regional Stayaway Committee in Johannesburg. The Stayaway Committee organised a two-day … metropolitan local government forum. The Central Johannesburg Metropolitan Chamber believed that the process …

… Zainab Ebrahim Asvat was born 1920 in Johannesburg , daughter of EI Asvat, came under the tutelage … Zainab Asvat, Zohra Bhayat, Amina Pahad, Zubeida Patel of Johannesburg and Mrs Lakshmi Govender and Mrs Veeramah Pather … African Indian National Council. Mostly Indian women from Johannesburg and Pretoria joined in this march. Unlike the …

… Gauteng). While working at Baragwanath Hospital in Soweto, Johannesburg, Transvaal, Aggett won the trust and respect of … transferred to John Vorster Square (a police station) in Johannesburg . Fellow detainees remember seeing Aggett,strong … 1982.Aggett's funeral took place two days later in Johannesburg,there was an outburst of strong anger by union …

… youths detained under section 6(1) of the Terrorism Act in Johannesburg on 16 September 1976 during a demostration by … Mbatha was one of a group of youths who had proceeded to Johannesburg 'to commit acts of sabotage' and was arrested …

… and all over the world, Babette Brown was born in 1931 in Johannesburg , Transvaal Province (now Gauteng), the daughter … After living in District Six for some years, she moved to Johannesburg where she would marry Babette’s father who … business. Brown attended Parktown High School for Girls in Johannesburg before going to the University of the …

… in Bethal in the Eastern Transvaal. He later moved to Johannesburg, where he became a coal dealer and property …

… Mayson, a former Methodist Minister was  restricted to Johannesburg. In 1973 he joined the staff of the Christian …

… out of control and subsequently reached areas like the Johannesburg CBD which had previously remained sheltered from …

… an initiative by the Union Artists who were based in Johannesburg at Dorkay House, which was about the only … and Best Actor. Books: 1978. The Lahnee's Pleasure . Johannesburg:  Ravan Press.  (Play) 1986. Swami . Cape Town: … Manor Stories . Pretoria: MANX.  2006. Song of the Atman . Johannesburg:  Jacana Media. 2008. In the Manure: Memoirs and …

… was held at the Bantu Men's Social Centre in Eloff Street, Johannesburg, and was attended by a selected group of 150 … This campaign attracted 10 000 men to Marshall Square in Johannesburg, and called for a one-day general strike on May … Bopape was arrested and imprisoned for four months at the Johannesburg Prison. Whilst in prison, he was served with a …