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… on 9th October 1976,was the third person to die at the Johannesburg Fort in 2 weeks. No details are available on the …

… at Adams College near Durban . He subsequently moved to Johannesburg where he began working for the YMCA. In 1968, …

… followed similar treatment of White ‘listed communists’ in Johannesburg and Pretoria the previous day. Three weeks later … on the 24th,  John Harris , a member of the LP, bombed the Johannesburg Station (see links below). He was a member of a … After attending an LP National Executive meeting in Johannesburg on 25 July 1964, Brown was served a five-year …

… Baloyi was born on 1897 and lived in Alexandra north of Johannesburg in 1922. His first job was that of a taxi driver … Owners' Association. The buses travelled regularly between Johannesburg and Alexandra and met the demand for cheap … to discuss the possible incorporation of Alexandra into Johannesburg with members of parliament. This was deemed an …

… others were detained at the same time.He was held at the Johannesburg Fort. He was charged in terms of the Terrorism … was detained from 12 December in the Fort prison in Johannesburg where he died on 8th January 1977,of a heart …

… known as Scotch was born on 15 April 1926 in Sophiatown, Johannesburg. Mathebula left Sophiatown when he was seven … Zululand. 1984: UZ (African Art Festival ”” group). 1987: Johannesburg Art Foundation (solo). Awards: 1984: UZ African … • Sack, S. (1988). The Neglected Tradition, Johannesburg: Johannesburg Art Gallery. …

… Transvaal [now North West Province].  While he attended Johannesburg Indian High School, he came under the influence … his 'banning orders'.In 1955, when Indian schools in Johannesburg were moved out of the city to the segregated … his political activities.Kathrada was restricted to the Johannesburg area in 1957, and following the  Sharpeville …

… After his study at the University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, Transvaal (now Gauteng), he worked for some … banned) Scribe Press (1987) Poems 1964 -1990. Johannesburg: Ravan (1991) An Axe in the Ice. Poems. Johannesburg: COSAW Publishing House 1992 Derrire le vernis …

… Abrahams Deras (Peter Abrahams) was born in Vrededorp, Johannesburg’s largest Coloured and Asian slum, on 19 March … his mother retrieved him from Elsburg and he returned to Johannesburg. Shortly after he was sent to live with his Aunt … bags for white shoppers at the market and selling the Johannesburg Star (the local newspaper) at night. He then …

… in Balfour. He completed his high school education at the Johannesburg Indian High School (JIHS). Once more, the Timol … JoJo Saloojee were travelling by train from Roodepoort to Johannesburg, when a student claimed that he had a leaked an … Huddleston was an Anglican priest based in Sophiatown, Johannesburg. These meetings would go on late into the night …

… Sejake was born on 8 August 1920 in Evaton, south of Johannesburg, to Basotho parents. He attended a mission … worked as a teacher at Mooki Memorial College in Orlando Johannesburg, Transvaal [now Gauteng] until he was dismissed … Lamps (Pty) Ltd” and “Phoenix Foundry (Pty) Ltd” in Johannesburg, and to have caused upheaval at the firm “Prima …

… Albert Adams was born At the Crown Gold Mine near Johannesburg on 23 June 1929. Adams was a child of Indian and … for another 35 years (figure one), and is now part of the Johannesburg Art Gallery. When “South Africa 1959” was first … from his monumental work “South Africa 1959”, which is in Johannesburg Art Gallery, Albert’s work rarely engaged with …

… and arrested him for treason. He was later transferred to Johannesburg with Gumede and Albert Luthuli to stand trial. … men wondered if the intention was to get rid of them. In Johannesburg, Motala was locked up in the Fort prison with …

… Khiphusizi Jele was born on 1 May 1930, in Alexandra, Johannesburg. He was a son to Joseph Jele and Alvinah … an attempted murder by unknown attackers at his home in Johannesburg. …

… police hammered on the door of Jean Middleton's flat in Johannesburg , South Africa, in July 1964, she shredded a … women jailed in South Africa in the mid-1960s. Moving to Johannesburg, Middleton was active in the Congress of …

… Witwatersrand, first to Krugersdorp and then in 1895 to Johannesburg, where Kumalo served for a while as an ox wagon … in his father's business, ferrying goods from Natal to Johannesburg. However, he also took other jobs, such as …

… Ezrom Kgobonyane Sebata Legae was born in Vrededorp, Johannesburg in 1938. He attended school at St. Cyprians and … until his death in January 1999, Legae lived in Soweto, Johannesburg, with his family and worked full time as an …

… and found work as a construction labourer after coming to Johannesburg in 1951. Gqabi joined the  African National … Communist Party . At the same time, he also joined the Johannesburg based militant newspaper called the  New Age  as …

… 16 years old, renowned producer Koloi Lebona came from Johannesburg to visit the Fassie's Langa home after a number … well as America. On 26 April 2004, Fassie was rushed to a Johannesburg hospital with cardiac arrest. Although doctors …

… Department of Manpower until 1981. In 1982, Benny moved to Johannesburg where he worked in the youth  ministry of a … only to ditch them later. He also bought a home in Johannesburg's northern suburb of Illovo and a posh BMW - at … S. (1990). Who\'s Who in South African Politics Vol 3. Johannesburg: Ravan Press (Pty) Ltd.|Singh, S. (2007). Where …

… to Peace, Democracy and Development"by O. R. Tambo, Johannesburg, 19 February 1993 …

… holding up a banner outside the magistrate’s court in Johannesburg calling for the release of all detainees. It …

… , he served as a branch chairman in Jabavu Township in  Johannesburg . He was among the accused in the  Treason Trial …

… members of CATA, was summarily dismissed. He then moved to Johannesburg to complete studies in law. After the …

… Day, 1929, (16 December – now Day of Reconciliation) in Johannesburg, Cape Town and in other centres. On 16 December …

… America. he later resigned as Anglican Priest and moved to Johannesburg,where he worked for an insurance …

… who introduced him to Trotskyism.Gordon soon moved to Johannesburg where he worked to revive the faltering African …

…  while a university student. He became a member of its Johannesburg  district committee; later, he left the party. …

… he served as a branch chairman in Jabavu township in Johannesburg. He was among the accused in theTreason …

… in Koalabata, near Maseru, Lesotho. Exhibitions: 1936: Johannesburg (Empire Exhibition). 1938: Grahamstown (Bantu … Sack, S. (1988). The Neglected Tradition , Johannesburg: Johannesburg Art Gallery. …