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… The Africa Women's Peace Train was launched in Kampala, Uganda, on 15 … The train, leaving Kampala on 16 August, was made up of women from across Africa who wanted to raise awareness around … was taking place in countries across the continent. The women aimed to organise protest marches wherever there were …

… 'You push me, I push back' - Malema lay charges against …

… The System and You. Article in SASO Newsletter, March/April 1976, September …

… of South Africa - The African National Congress Calls on You. Amandla Soweto! …

… Strike for R80? : how much has this cost you and your family? …

… We are here because you were there ... without us there is no Britain. …

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… We are there because you were there ... without us there is no Britain …

… We are here because you were there ... without us there is no Britain …

… We are here because you were there ... without us there is no Britain …

… We are here because you were there ... without us there is no Britain. …

… We are here because you were there ... without us there is no Britain …

… You will see a Black president of SA...: nothing more …

… Everything you wanted to know about health systems, but were afraid to …

… and institutions in every land and at every level, to act now to impose such sanctions on South Africa that will bring … Statement at Press Conference in Dar es Salaam Concerning Sentences in the Rivinia Trial by O. R. …

… Speeches prepared for the funeral of Neil Aggett on 13 Feb 1982 …

… Seedat (1916-1976) was the grandson of a Ladysmith, Natal (now KwaZulu-Natal) trader M.E. Seedat, who had nine children, … King George VI included:             I now wish to tell you that I personally have no respect for King George VI … We … activism as a member of the Federation of South African Women (FEDSAW); NIC, Natal Peace Council, Civil Liberties …

… by Black people during apartheid. His poems Once and Now , speaks openly about racism experienced by young girls … even recognized by the South African laws. But, Once and Now, is not the only poem which Jensma displays his distaste … our Execution 1970 Ophir 12 1975 Snarl 1 1977 I must show you my clippings 1977 Where White is the colour/Where Black …

… the Maputo raid  in Mozambique by South African Army. In 1982 she was moved to Kroonstad Prison where her children … I felt I wasn't ready to be out making decisions.... Even now over three years after my release, I can carry around … Russell, D. E.H, (1989), Lives of Courage, women for a new South Africa , (iUniverse), pp.54 -64| …

… 7th of August 1947 in Tzaneen, in the Northern Province (now Limpopo) to Tlodipyane Makwela and Tebele Rephard … He also served as a member of the central committee from 1982-1994. Mangena returned to South Africa in July 1994 …

… was later imprisoned in Mozambique and Southern Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe). Pheko served the party in different capacities … in Southern Africa (1976) The Early Church in Africa (1982) Apartheid: The Story of the Dispossessed people (1984) …

… Sangweni was born on 13 September 1933 in Natal, (now kwaZulu-Natal). He studied at some of the best … Commission for Africa, based in Lusaka, Zambia.  From 1982 – 1991, he was Senior Programme Officer for the United … Stan Sangweni: The most remarkable South African you've never heard of  from  Daily Maverick  online, 18 …

… Ma Vee) was born in Sophiatown , Johannesburg , Transvaal (now Gauteng ) on 20 July 1922. Her father worked as a clerk … 1955 Congress of the People in Kliptown and joined the ANC Women’s March , against passes, in August 1956 – two events … Council. She was co-chair of the Federation of Transvaal Women (FEDTRAW) and was a member of the Federation of South …

… South Africa, settling in Middelburg, Eastern Transvaal (now Mpumalanga), until 1936 when the family moved to Johannesburg, Transvaal Province (now Gauteng). Barsel dedicated her life to the struggle of … enduring interrogation and torture), Barsel and the other women who had also been detained went on a hunger strike soon …

… in the destruction of over 30 000 Boer farm houses. Boer women and children, as well as their black servants, were … had protested against the inhumane conditions to which women and children in the camps were being exposed. This … Boer families at the end of the war. Around 26 000 Boer women and children, as well as 15 000 black people, died in …

… Are Women Winning The Fight? COSATU Women Battle For Their Rights by Shamim Meer (SPEAK), July …

… Mazwai, former classmates at Orlando High School, were now working as journalists at the newspaper. Joe Tlholoe and … searched. They then took her to the condemned cells, where women prisoners who were going to the gallows were held. The … ever received the Madiba letter. What a precious gem. You are such a darling to tell me about it. Am dying to read …