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… the University of Cape Town where he received M.A., B.Ed., and Ph.D. degrees. For some years he was principal of a … policy, he argued that apartheid should be opposed and demands made within this framework. In 1966 he took part in establishing and became the first president of the Labour Party of South …

… 1980s, Barry continued to pursue his passion for painting and photography and taught art in a state high school in Port Elizabeth. … the conditions of the lives of homeless people living in and around the city. …

… 23 members to 9. In 1975 September Maltou with Tennyson and Ambrose Makiwane and five others,he was expelled from the ANC. He later returned to Ghana where he earned a law degree and practiced law until returning to Botswana in 1985, then …

… a year earlier. Here he first attended an English school and then Meneer Dely se skool op Kerkplein. It was closed … father's newspaper he went on to school in Stellenbosch and Wellington. He first worked as a surveyor for one year. He then joined the Department of Education and after three years obtained the post as State Librarian in …

… that Pieterson was killed by a shot fired directly at him and not by a bullet 'ricocheting off the ground' as police … in Orlando, Soweto , two blocks from where Hector was shot and fell. Later, in 2002, the Hector Pieterson Museum opened … fall down. Under a shower of bullets, I rushed forward and went for the picture. It had been a peaceful march, the …

… detail: “A bullet wound to one side of his head, blood and brains spilling out of a large exit wound on the other … Was he caught in crossfire? It was only later that he and the rest of the country learned that the police had … shot - images of Ndolvu, however, are scarce. Both Ndlovu and Pieterson are buried at Avalon Cemetery in Soweto.  …

… in South Africa. She mainly practiced in South Africa, and was also interested in restoring and preserving old buildings. Magdalena, together with a …

… the Port Elizabeth trade union movement, organising food and canning workers, and textile workers, leading several strikes. Her daughter …

… in 1936. As an organiser for the Congress of the People and organising secretary of the African Textile Workers' … to the Natal executive committees of the ANC in 1955 and of the South African Congress of Trade Unions in 1956. He …

…  he became deeply involved in the trade union movement and worked alongside Oscar Mpetha and Ray Alexander Simons among others. In 1954 he joined the …

… of the Transvaal  African National Congress  (ANC) and, in the early 1920s, a secretary-general of the African … Supreme Court, a teacher at Klipspruit government school, and Xhosa editor of  Abantu-Batho.  He died around 1935. …

… participated in ANC campaigns in the Cape Town area and was a member of the South African Congress of Trade … during the 1960 state of emergency. In 1963 he was banned and restricted to his father's kraal in an isolated area of …

… Campaign, 1952. Accused in the Treason Trial of 1956 and acquitted. Subsequently sentenced to two and a half years in prison. Banned after release. …

… Madikane was a member of the Pan African Congress (PAC) and Poqo , the military wing of the PAC. Following Poqo … to death for sabotage. The others were Fezile Felix Jaxa and Mxolisi Damane. The three were the first people sentenced …

… The Matsobane brothers, Mike and Dan, aided the revival of the PAC in Krugersdorp. Their … to live a Godly life. The brothers had been PAC members and sentenced to imprisonment for POQO activities. The …

… 1917 in Pietermaritzburg to Thomas Zondi, an evangelist and Bellinah Mchunu.  He attended the Burnside Community … photographer in Natal..  An Indian commercial photographer and then a White photographer taught him the finer techniques … country. He worked for Umafrika, Ilanga, the Natal Mercury and the Daily News as a photographer.  He supplemented his …

… Howell Mopeli. Despite the banishment of her partner and other leaders from Witzieshoek, there continued to be … The Mopeli’s were not restricted to the farm (Uitkyk) and, it was alleged, used their freedom of movement to garner support for their “anti-state cause” and “left-leaning” people came to their home at night. It was …

… experiences that she drew on for a series of woodcuts and monoprints. Several of these works contrast the intrusive … subject matter but also the use of shallow pictorial space and large scale, their physicality enhanced by her decision … Campus, UCT (1986, banned by authorities before it opened) and Renaissance Printmakers Exhibition, The Cape Gallery, …

… other soccer stars like Fanie Madida, Geelbooi Masango and Jury Bantwana. In 1991 he helped Blackpool reach the JPS … his team lost to Dynamos. He then moved from Blackpool and joined Kaizer Chiefs in the early 1990s. …

… Empangeni district where he works as a sculptor of figures and animals in wood. He is particularly concerned with the depiction of Zulu cultural history, of myths and folklore. He has participated in several group …

… Arndt was born in Canada in 1890 and died in South Africa in 1982. In South Africa, Arndt set … She served as honorary secretary, chairperson, president and honorary life president of the Nursery School Association …

… only official language. This was a controversial policy and remains contested. This timeline provides some historical … texts that were published, the presses that published them and the institutions where writing happened. This timeline … with its own descriptive introduction. 1987 The Namibian Worker was launched as an “educational tool” of the 1980s …

… the Segregated city The Tomlinson Report Atteridgeville and Saulsville Hammanskraal Mamelodi Mabopane Laudium … These laws entrenched the idea of separate development and ensured that White supremacy was systematised. The … where it was concluded that forced removals would destroy worker productivity since resettlement areas were far from …

… over by the conquerors as slaves. The men were imprisoned and assigned to hard labour, where most of them died, while … slaves were tied, chained or even yoked to wooden poles and taken against their will to boats where they were herded … and free travel to and from India to the country where the worker was assigned to go. By Law 14 of 1859 (in addition to …

… states targeting mainly ANC safe houses, activists and camps. In addition, the apartheid government sought to … inside South Africa by the United Democratic Front (UDF) and later the Mass Democratic Movement (MDM) particularly in … Trade Unions (SACTU) declares the year as the ‘Year of the Worker’.   Massive national school boycotts rock the …

… was during this period that his interest in politics grew and he became a leader of Islamic students. In 1984 after … Western Cape branch of the  United Democratic Front  (UDF) and served as its Provincial Secretary for three years. In … From 1994 to 1998 he was Provincial Treasurer for the ANC and Member of the Executive Council of Western Cape …

… of dermatology tended to be neglected by black doctors, and felt she could have an effect in this field. She was sure … while working at the Chris-Hani Baragwanath Hospital, and went on to become the first black woman to qualify as a …

… in Katlehong Police Station fling Bheki against the wall, and when he crashed on the floor another officer trampled him on the head. He collapsed and never gained consciousness." Bheki was hospitalised - the …

… employed as a municipal official in the town of his birth and was later promoted to assistant town clerk. He was also interested in theatre and in 1912 made his debut as an amateur actor in C.J. …

… 1980 of course marks both the beginning of a new decade and the end of the seventies which have proved truly … DTB Cartage, Ciskei Transport Corporation, Elandsrand gold mine. Mighty struggles have broken out at Ladysmith, … out dramatically with the money earned from the prices of gold and other minerals which have gone sky high. The jails …