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… times - in the head, chest, legs, arm, shoulder, groin and buttock. He left behind a wife and a brother, who were both financially dependent on him. … Motlalepula Monesa,""My brother supported his wife and me. Our parents passed away when we were younger so we …

…   Born in Patatsrivier, Carnarvon District, Cape, 1865 and died in Cape Town in 1950. D.C. Boonzaier was a SASA … members. He was the father of Gregoire Boonzaier (qv.) and the friend and patron of many artists, especially Pieter Wenning (qv.) …

… was a medical practitioner. He was educated at Fort Hare and the University of Cape Town (UCT) and was active in the political movement since his student … an executive member of the Franchise Action Council (FAC) and vice-president of the Cape Indian Assembly. …

… known as: "the Hill Complex , the Valley Complex and the Great Enclosure ". Since then the area has been home … , and later Kilwa , south of Zanzibar . Zimbabwe traded in gold, ivory and leopard skins. By the 1400's Great Zimbabwe … Great Zimbabwe, would emerge as a centre of trade where gold and ivory was traded for glass beads, china and other …

… the Voortrekker Monument in Pretoria, some churches and public buildings. On churches he replaced the traditional … formation, incorporated domes, crescent-shaped windows and Cape Dutch gables.  He is well known for his work on the Bloemfontein Reserve Bank Buildings and the University of Pretoria's library. …

… 1947 to 1949 he worked in the Department of Native Affairs and in 1951 commenced studying for the Higher Primary … the teaching profession, specialising in Afrikaans, and taught at various secondary schools in Motswedi, Mafeking, Potchefstroom and Krugersdorp. …

… Standpoint of Africans within the Union of South Africa" and "Bill of Rights," Adopted by the ANC Annual Conference … the reader will find what has been termed "Bill of Rights" and "The Atlantic Charter from the African's Point of View." …

… reader will find what has been termed " Bill of Rights " and " The Atlantic Charter from the African’s Point of View … We realise as anyone else the apparent inappropriativeness and vagueness of the expressions when adopted by us. We have, … the statutory recognition of the right of the African worker to collective bargaining under the Industrial …

… first Black matron in the Natal Provincial Administration and in  KwaZulu-Natal . Her decision to nurse was motivated … wish to help the sick. She worked hard to reach her goal, and was first appointed ‘senior nurse’ at the King Edward Hospital and then promoted to matron at KaMashu Poly-clinic. …

… football in the street with the boys in her neighbourhood, and began playing with the Soweto Rangers at the under-10 … for soccer teams such as Falcons F.C, Soweto Ladies F.C, and Croesus Ladies. In 2007, Modise signed a two-year deal to … .  Makalakalane  was later accused of sexual harassment and homophobia and eventually sacked. She was recalled by new …

… Movement in the 1960s. In October 1968, he was arrested and sentenced to 14 days hard labour for failing to show the … an administrative assistance. Cindi rose through the ranks and became a Secretary General of the BPC in December 1973 at … Portuguese. He was then charged under the Terrorism Act and became a defendant in the lengthy trial of the South …

… took place in apartheid South Africa, the world track and field establishment refused to recognise the record. … in 1964. In 1984, Budd was granted a British passport and participated in the British team in the Los Angeles … Games in that year. In the final of the 3,000m race, Budd and Mary Decker , the American favourite to win, accidentally …

… in 1958 to the  African National Congress (ANC) activist and trade unionist  John Nkadimeng .    Nkadimeng skipped the … in exile. He went to Angola to undergo military training and later proceeded to Czechoslovakia to specialise in … Botswana. His remains were only exhumed on 13 January 2006 and repatriated to South Africa for reburial. The exhumation …

… at the Trinity Secondary School in Lenasia in 1976, and went on to study for a Master Arts degree in History at Witwatersrand. He taught as a senior History and English teacher in Lenasia from 1982 to 1991. Thereafter, … was an activist in the  Transvaal Indian Congress  (TIC) and the  United Democratic Front  (UDF) in the 1980s. He was …

… he became the junior secretary for the Kampen town, and later promoted to a position of a second secretary. At … of his wife de Mist married Elisabeth Margaretha Morre and he had no further children. His career took on new … heights in 1795 when the Republic of Batavia was created and he was appointed Governor-General. He was influential in …

… England, back to Botswana, to Bloemfontein, Vanderbijlpark and Kimberley. Anneke has lived in the Vaal Triangle since she was 15 and have recently completed her B-tech in photography at the … photography in general, especially documentary photography and has specialised in documentary photography since her …

… Eastern Cape. Erasmus was raised in Port Elizabeth and from an early age expressed an interest in art. He … in 1974 at Paterson High School in Port Elizabeth and attended a teachers training program at Hewat Training … Workshop, sponsored by USSALEP/FUBA in New York. In 1985 and 1987 he participated in the Thupelo Workshops held in …

… an award in 1972 at the Bulawayo Art Exhibition, Zimbabwe, and currently works and teaches art in Empangeni.  Nxumalo's work is represented in the Durban Art Gallery collection and in private collections in South Africa. …

… held its Conference in Bloemfontein, on the 16th and 17th December, 1943, the pivotal point round which its … first with the unity within the African section itself and thereafter the larger unity, the unity of all … of all restrictions and distinctions between the European worker and a Non-European worker, equal pay for equal work, …

… .He was married to Audrey Coleman, they had four sons, and became active members of the Detainees Parents Support … of parents that was formed to provide food, clothing and legal assistance to detainees under apartheid, as well as to monitor and publicise state repression. …

… ) in 1961. He was arrested on 8 April 1963 for sabotage and sentenced to ten years in prison. He served his sentence on Robben Island and was released on 7 November 1973. Kettledas was rearrested in 1975 and served an additional two year sentence until he was …

… December 1926 in the Eastern Cape. He worked as a painter and builder. Ngoyi became politically active in the ANC as a … (MK), the armed wing of the ANC. In 1963, he was arrested and sentenced to 17 years on Robben Island. Ngoyi and  Henry Fazzie joined Port Elizabeth Black Civic …

… Eastern Cape, as the fifth of the seven children of Maria and Charles William Hendrickse, both school teachers. … rising to prominence - including membership of the cabinet and chairmanship of the Ministers' Council in the former … earning a bachelor's degree in social anthropology and a diploma in theology at the Uiversity of Fort Hare,he …

… shot 3 times by the police – twice in the back of his head and in his buttock. He left behind his wife, two children and a grandson. He was the sole breadwinner for his family … Lonmin refused to acknowledge responsibility for his death and would not provide support for his dependents' education. …

… to Port Elizabeth where he was employed in a pharmacy and became local chairman of the party. Turning to trade … workers, then took up the organisation of laundry workers and later of textile workers in Port Elizabeth and King William's Town. Until banning orders forced his …

… S. S. Tema was a Dutch Reformed minister who was a founder and later president of the quasipolitical Interdenominational … Pixley Seme's  leadership. With the defeat of  A. B Xuma  and passage of the  Programme of Action in 1949 , he withdrew … he regarded as the "extremist" new Congress leadership and subsequently joined the faction known as the …

… Cirha clan, who was in turn the son of Peyi, a disciple and close associate of Ntsikana, a seminal figure in the conversion of the Xhosa to Christianity and in the history of Xhosa literature. During his final illness, Gqoba had a vision of Ntsikana and his congregation in bright clothing: 'While I did not …

… to South Africa, Khoapa became involved with Steve Biko and other youth in the Black Consciousness Movement. He then … of his suspected involvement with the founding of BPC and the outbreak of the Durban strikes in that year. Shortly … he taught for eight years. He returned to South Africa and became the first black Vice Chancellor of Technikon …

… 1923 in Piet Retief.  He was accused in the Treason Trial, and the trial that was run parallel to this, namely the … bus boycotts. He was charged with public violence, murder and other charges together with three fellow treason … the Treason Trial adjourned. However, charges against Bob and the 64 accused in the Treason Trial were only withdrawn …

… 1922. She studied law at the University of Pretoria, and was admitted as an attorney in 1948. She joined the South African Communist Party (SACP) in the early 1940s and was “listed” as a Communist by the apartheid regime in … at No. 208. She married fellow Communist Party member, and trade unionist, Mike Muller in 1943. …