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… in the late 1950s and early 1960s. He told the Cape Town based Russian researcher Irina Filatova in 2004 shortly … historians have dismissed as unreliable. The Jack and Ray Simons’ papers held at the University of Cape Town include minutes of an SACP meeting in Lusaka in 1982 at …

… with trade unionist Ray Alexander and her husband Jack Simons, also a member of the CPSA and a lecturer at the University of Cape Town. In the report they targeted every sensitive strategy … (known as Betty Radford), editor of The Guardian; Dr H.J. Simons, a lecturer at the University of Cape Town; Fred …

… In a 1947, a letter to the Cape Town Clerk and the secretary of the Board of Trustees to the … the establishment of a new cemetery in Stikland, Cape Town. Later that year, the Cape Times reported that the new … The City Parks Department which runs 40 cemeteries in Cape Town, including Stikland Cemetery has contributed to the …

… work, and establishing themselves in the “white” part of town, which of course was desirable on account of employment … people drew up a petition which they submitted to the Town Council complaining about the harshness of the laws … women's organisation. This was the brainchild of  Ray Simons  who drew in others such as  Helen Joseph ,  Lillian …

… in the School of Public Health at the University of Cape Town, present at the 14th World Conference on AIDS in … Campaign (TAC) and researchers at the University of Cape Town (UCT). 27 February, It is announced in the National … your life to Aids" campaign. 12 September, Ray Alexander Simons communist and trade unionist, passes away at the age …

… Labour government, elected in 1974, terminated the Simon’s Town Agreement, but continued to hold joint naval exercises. … and on 11 February Mandela walked out of prison in Cape Town. His freeing was greeted with spontaneous celebrations …

… B., A New History of South Africa, Tafelberg, (Cape Town), p157 Campbell refers to leading African evangelists … Mbenga, B, New History of South Africa, Tafelberg, (Cape Town), p240 In December 1918, following the end of the war, … H and Mbenga, B. (eds), New History of South Africa, (Cape Town), p238, 242|Trewhella, C and Spies, S. B. (eds) An …

… published in March 2014 called 'The Six Saints of Simon's Town 1814-2014.  Written by Prof Boet Dommisse, who sadly … Present day. The first built Anglican Church in Simon's Town, St George's Church, was inaugurated on 24th April 1814. … introduction to the book 'The Six Saints of Simon's Town 1814-2014 reads as follows: "There have been 21 Rectors, …

… (Baltimore: Pen­guin Books, 1969) by H. J. and R. E. Simons, two outstanding South Africans, a political … From Union to Apartheid: A Trek to Isolation (Cape Town: Juta, 1969) is a political rather than autobiographical …

… Place of Birth: Areas of Woodstock and District six, Cape Town, South Africa Gender: Male In Summary: Activist and ANC … with Bernard Molewa, Uncle Dan Thloome and Ray Alexander Simons following up from the SACP. My direct handlers were … The father I never had. There were others like Jack Simons, Uriah Mokeba, Captain Lerule and Ray Alexander, but …

… of Peace September, Honorary citizenship bestowed by the Town Council of the city of Bologna, Italy 12 September, … law by the University of the Western Cape, Bellville, Cape Town. 1991 6 September, Mandela is conferred with an Honorary … Howard University 21 October, Received freedom of the town of Tongaat, KwaZulu/Natal (initially granted in 1989). …

… venue - the Sebba and Co building on Bloem Street in Cape Town . [vi] An abandoned building which was previously used … of its’ Founding Members and supported by the Cape Town City Council, Inner City Development Programme. …

… these areas were then placed in townships outside of the town. They could not own property here, only rent it, as land … Charter. This organisation was the brainchild of Ray Simons, Helen Joseph, Lillian Ngoyi and Amina Chachalia, …

… Benson & Asher Gamedze Organisation University of Cape Town Biography Asher Gamedze currently cuts up most of his … pocket biography (2014). His pocket biography of Jack Simons is in the press. He is currently a research associate … at the University of the Western Cape. Title Jack Simons and armed struggle. Abstract I am about to publish a …

… is certainly one of the most interesting Areas in Cape Town. It is home to one of the oldest Schools in the Country … way to obtain a deeper understanding of the City of Cape Town and its History. Maynardville  The land of modern-day … Maynard Villa, stayed in the family until the City of Cape Town acquired the land and house in 1954. After the villa was …

… awareness surrounding this global issue. Protest in Cape Town against Gender-based Violence, 5 September 2019 Image … outside the World Economic Forum on Africa summit in Cape Town on Wednesday, 4 September 2019. [8]   The Intersectional … Africans gathered in solidarity on the streets of Cape Town in a march to parliament.  The crowd carried hundreds of …

… Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa, NASOU: Cape Town, vol. 9 pg. 637. Wallis, F. (2000) Nuusdagboek: feite en …

… East. South Africa's ports and harbors, such as at Cape Town , Durban , and Simon's Town , were also important rest-stops, refueling-stations, …

… In 1937 he co-founded the New Era Fellowship in Cape Town and presented its first lecture, on "Imperialism". In … Hungary but also large numbers of Slaves. 14 Harold Jack Simons (1907-95) - a Communist intellectual, author and … 1965, banned from teaching, he and his wife, Ray Alexander Simons, went into exile for many years where they completed …

… activist and Minister of Transport, passes away in Cape Town. 14 April, The third democratic elections are held and … gives the 5th Steve Biko lecture at the University of Cape Town. 12 September, Ray Alexander Simons communist and trade unionist, passes away at the age …

… Public transport in South Africa commenced in Cape Town in May 1801, when a weekly coach service from Cape Town to Simon's Town was announced. Many years later in September 1862, the … Cape Info., Cape Town's History [online], Available at:  capeinfo.com    …

… The Cape Town Civic centre is a Building in the centre of Cape Town , which is just under Signal Hill . This building houses the Municipality of the City of Cape Town . It was completed in 1978. This building also houses … www.localgovernment.co.za/metropolitans/view/6/City-of-Cape-Town-Metropolitan-Municipality     …

… Isle Of Man, United Kingdom, 1971. Lives and works in Cape Town. Studied at University College London (Architecture), … London (Photography) and Ruth Prowse School of Art, Cape Town. Collections: South African National Gallery; UNISA; …

… observatory at the Cape of Good Hope. He arrived in Cape Town on 21 August 1821 to investigate possible sites, but it … due illness. He died of scarlet fever in Simon's Town on 25 July 1831, and was buried at the Royal … (1970) Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa. Cape Town: NASOU, v. 4, p. 424.     …

… 1883. The final extension, to the Naval Base at Simon's Town, opened on 1 December 1890. The line was Electrified … https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Southern_Line_(Cape_Town)#History "South Africa commemorates 150 years of rail". …

… found time to go to the beach to enjoy the beauty of Cape Town. We were always able to find beaches and places on the … all races. We organised political discussions, with Jack Simons as an outstanding leader. Some others, who shall … damages through a court action and discussed it with Jack Simons. He said that if I sued the police the State lawyers …