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… teaching in early twentieth-centur British schools of art and design, which aimed at giving a foundation 11 both the fine and the applied arts. This was emulated at the Grahamstown … illumination of manuscripts as well as in basic drawing and painting, he arrived in Grahamstown. He later taught at …

… in Mowbray, Cape Town. He was the only child of Robert and Ada Lea Budd. His father, originally from England, was in … trade. Budd was educated at Rondebosch High School and the Technical College, both in Cape Town. He served his … at the Salt River Workshops of the South African Railways and also at Table Bay Harbour. Upon completing his …

… in the Eastern Cape. He started working at Lonmin in 2008 and lived in Nkaneng informal settlement. He left behind a wife and 3 children. He was also financially supporting his two brothers and his elderly mother. On 16 August 2012 Mr Mosebetsane was …

… by the police. He was the sole breadwinner in the family and left behind a wife and two young children. His customary law wife, Nokwanele … without my husband. I do not know what I will eat tomorrow and in the future. How am I going to build a house, send the …

… has exhibited on a number of group exhibtions between 1984 and 1992, including the African Arts Festivals organised by … University of Zululand. He won silver medals on the 1992 and 1993 NSA members exhibitions. He has undertaken one commission and is represented in public and private collections in SA. …

… started her studies in botany at the University of London and obtained a BSc in 1908. In 1913 she returned to South Africa, and four years later returned to England to study at … to South Africa where she lectured at various universities and carried out research. She also attended numerous …

… Born in the Transkei, he graduated from Port Hare in 1935 and first taught school, then later practised law at Lady Frere. He was involved in the AAC from 1936 and was instrumental in bringing the Cape African Teachers' … as too conservative by radicals to his left in the AAC and the  Non-European Unity Movement  (NEUM). In the early …

… the Worcester police station.The Act he was detained under and the cause of death were undisclosed. Although Mr Mampe … March 1983 regarding Mr Mampe's death the minister of law and other said 'there was no record that such a person had been detained in terms of security legislation and unless further information is made available, it is …

… The early records that were kept by the Black Sash and South Africa Institute of Race Relations (SAIRR),Mr JH … 1965). He was  detained for14 days at the Pretoria prison and died on 10th October 1966.An inquest into his death found … hanging'. However on 29th March 1983 the minister of law and order revealed in parliament that Mr Hamakwayo had been …

… Town. For his Masters degree Davis was concerned with- and tracked- the leisure activities of South Africans. Davis contributed to Frontline magazine and to various group exhibitions in South Africa including … Exhibition held in Grahamstown, Eastern Cape, in 1985, and the Michaelis Staff and Senior Students Exhibition at the …

… aged 22, a Soweto school student,was detained in July 1976 and died in detention on 28 September 1976.The Act under … detainee since he was held with other such detainees and since he was detained during Soweto unrest. It is not … Mr Mogatusi's death in detention the minister of law and order said that 'there was no record that such a person …

… education at Diocesan College where he played soccer and rugby, but cricket soon became his first choice. His … national team. He established himself as a hard hitting and quick scoring righthand batsman. Gibbs' timing is exceptional and he is a highly dangerous bowler. And often partners with …

… a politician shaped by the liberal politics of 1960s and 1970s South Africa. In 1971, his political views were … for some time. In 1975 he opened his own legal firm and became actively involved in politics as member of the … rose to prominence within the party political structures and in 1983 he was elected Vice Chairman of the PFP.  Dr Van …

… his National Diploma in Journalism at Pretoria Technikon and did two years of a fine arts degree at UNISA and two years of his National Diploma in Photography at … the Advancement of Journalism in Johannesburg during 1995 and 1996. In 1999 Dullaart set out to document the state of …

…  (CPSA), he joined the Young Communist League in 1923 and attended the party night school founded in 1925 in … teacher by profession, he helped organise the  Industrial and Commercial Workers' Union  (ICU) in the early 1920s and, together with  Thomas Mbeki , was instrumental in …

… in 1981. He taught art at various Technical Colleges and in 1963 joined the staff of the Technikon Natal, where he … who participated in numerous group exhibitions in SA and abroad and has held a number of solo exhibitions in KwaZulu-Natal. …

… degree from the University of South Africa (Unisa) in 1997 and completed his B.Comm Honours degree in 2002. Mantashe … was elected as a local government councilor in 1995 and served until 1999. In 1995 Mantahse became the first … Conference, he stepped down as General Secretary of NUM and was succeeded by Frans Balani. In the same year he was …

… used some of these drawings to illustrate his ethnographic and medical publications. In 1932 and 1933 the artist lived in Ixopo, Mariannhill where he was … M. Malcolm, Chief Inspector of Native Education in Natal and Mr S. R. Dent, Inspector of Native Education. He was …

… Born in Newlands, Cape Town in 1909 and lived most of his life at Onrus, Western Cape.The son of … Gregoire left SA in 1935 to study at the Heatherley and Central Schools in London. His work was seen in the … SANG in the 1930s. He returned to SA in 1937, joined SASA and entered work on the SASA 35 th Annual Exhibition at the …

… Latsky was an author and zoologist. She studied at the University of Stellenbosch, and was the first woman to be awarded a doctorate at this … She later lectured at Potchefstroom University College and did research. She died in 1980. …

… death she participated in many group exhibitions here and abroad.  She is represented in public and private collections in SA and overseas. …

… Sithembiso Tony Yengeni was born in Cape Town and grew up in two Cape townships, Gugulethu and Nyanga. He completed his matric at Fort Beaufort college … ANC camps in various countries (Lesotho, Botswana, Zambia and Angola) in Southern Africa. From Botswana Yengeni headed …

… (SA). She was the daughter of Charl Daniel Cillié and his wife, Martha Helena Marais. She came from an … in South Africa. Cillié grew up on the farm Rhebokskloof and initially attended M.J. Stucki's school at Blauwvallei. … at this school. In 1891 she was appointed to teach Latin and Dutch at the Paarl Huguenot Ladies' Seminary, a sister …

… in May 2011 after taking part in an unprotected strike and was volunteering at Lonmin during the strike in 2012. On … stomach (3 times), armpit, buttock, thighs (6 times) and forearm. He left behind his young daughter, sister, niece and four nephews, all of whom he supported financially. …

… by the police. Mzukisi was the breadwinner in his family and supported his mother, father, sister, two brothers, two nieces, nephew and young daughter. His father died about two months after he … Sompeta, “Every month we received money for groceries and clothes from him. He was in the process of building us a …

… shot him from behind 3 times – in the arm, lower leg and the back of his head. He left behind his wife and a young child. He was also financially supporting his … Matshepo Letsaba, "He told us about the increase of police and the Nyalas. He said the workers wanted to speak to their …

… of Scotland. He completed secondary school at Lovedale and also studied printing there, becoming a printer and journalist. He joined the ICU in Johannesburg in early 1925 and later became its provincial secretary for the Transvaal. …

… Franks studied at the University of the Witwatersrand and was a member of the first Student Representative Council … in South Africa. Blake became concerned about blindness and got involved in the work of SANCB in the 1930s. She paid particular attention to the plight of rural blacks and realised that many cases of blindness could be prevented …

… 1870 in London, England. Mabel Withers studied at the RCA and exhibited in London before coming to South Africa in … A tireless traveller, she lived in Australia between 1915 and 1920, returning to show her Australian landscapes in … the Transvaal, Natal, the Free State, our own Hermanus and overseas. Mount Kenya, Ruanzari, the Mountains of the …

… in his back, shoulder, buttock, groin, thighs, calves and feet. He was the breadwinner in his family and left behind his wife and six children. He also supported extended family members, …