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… In 1976, he moved to Cape Town, Western Province, to work as a sailor a for merchant shipping company, Safmarine. … Africa: The Cordoned Heart in 1986 includes some of the work he had done while working at the Haven Night Shelter in …

… "Life in the Liberated Zone" (Corner house Books, UK). His work has been widely published in magazines in the UK, … Africa]* *Commissioned by Side Gallery, Newcastle. His work was the subject of two ten minute programs on 'South …

… the first pupils of the Ohlange Institute, founded by John Dube in Natal and later attended the Healdtown …

… 1890 in Holstein, Germany. She was the youngest child of John Freund and Metha Mentzel, German immigrants who met in …

… affected. By now the Carnesons had three children, with John and Ruth being born in 1950 and 1952. Fred was detained …

… in Sharpeville. He enjoyed riding his bicycle every day to work. Chaka worked as a block-man at one of the local butcher … Chaka had missing fingers from an injury sustained from work) as his face was in a bad state. Mirriam Chaka passed …

… and then as a cook. In 1970 a friend of Zungu's showed his work to his employer Mary Clarke, who brought it to the … of Jo Thorpe at the African Art Centre, Durban where his work was first commercially marketed. Exhibitions: 1971: DAM …

… has also exhibited nationally and internationally and his work is represented in public and private collections in South Africa. In 1991 he exhibited his work at the international exhibition celebrating the …

… 1936 to 1950.  He came to Durban in 1951 where he began work as a freelance photographer until 1971.  In 1971, he began to work as a photographer at the isiZulu language newspaper …

… extant sculptures date to the 1960s, although it is the work of the 1980s and later that became widely known and … shift in his continually developing theology. Hlungwani’s work cannot be understood outside of a local African …

… Supreme Court in 1892. Life in Kimberly Burton went to work as an advocate in Kimberly in 1892 (Willan, p66). He … the Afrikaner Bond in Barkly West, running against Cecil John Rhodes. In this hard-fought poll, he was supported by … African Politicians, Maskew Millar. 4. Lewsen, P. (1982). John X. Merriman: Paradoxical South African Statesman. …

… who had driven the train which took the body of Cecil John Rhodes to be buried in the Matopos in the then Southern … a LLD in 1987 from the University of Cape Town for his work Motor Law which was a complete revision of his original work, South African Motor Law, published in 1965. Over a …

… and manager of the South Photographs Agency. William's work has made a significant transition from the intensity and … intimacy and at times dislocation. Often evident in his work is a unique enjoyment of unusual South African parodies. … and Leadership Magazine . He combines this with corporate work for local and international clients. Williams' long-term …

… and Furniture, delivering furniture. He continued to work up until he was employed by Gundelfinfer in 1972, where … Corporation as a security guard. He was then promoted to work as a purchasing clerk. In 1979, Sam become involved in … a month. He gave them intensive training on trade union work. Unfortunately, on 14 April 1993 Sam Tambani was killed …

… from the mainstream art world which regarded his work at best as colloquial, and antipathy from the apartheid … as inappropriate for a ‘native’, Pemba persevered with his work thanks to the support of a few patrons, and his wife … at large. His artistic talent – reflected in the body of work he has left to posterity - and his dogged determination …

… she obtained her MB ChB in 1935. In 1936, Kok went to work at the chief mission station of the Dutch Reformed … Care, which she was awarded in 1948. In 1949, Kok went to work for the Dutch Reformed Mission in Mkar, Nigeria , in a … than the less successful skin analysis used before. Kok’s work also contributed to dispelling myths associated with the …

… in a joint show with the SAFAA in 1910, when she entered a work entitled Hibiscus, on offer at 3 guineas. Around 1912 … Free State and Natal. It was during this phase of her work that she developed a distinctive pastoral style, … lived until her death in 1973. Much of her early artwork work proved ‘too advanced’ for public acceptances at the …

… Breytenbach was an opponent of the apartheid regime, whose work represented a milestone in the development of Afrikaans … His literary reputation is international, with work having been translated into Dutch, English, French and … Thi Hoang Lien, a Viëtnamese national. His first published work, in 1964,  Die Ysterkoei Moet Sweet  (The Iron Cow Must …

… locally and internationally since the mid-1960s, and his work is represented in major public collections across South … Badsha's interest in photography developed from his work in the trade unions' education programs. He saw the need to document work-related injuries in chemical plants. He left the trade …

… where at a certain age the young boys would be set to work. When Sam was in Standard 6, now grade 8, it was decided by the farmer that he was old enough to start work. After nine months of doing manual labour he ran away to Johannesburg where he found work as a gardener at Heiningham. He continued his schooling …

… 1939, the second of seven children. In 1957, he went to work at a shirtmaking factory until 1960. During this period … years later completed his LLB degree. Through sheer hard work Langa rose to become a prosecutor and later a … Zimbabwe, Tanzania and Sri Lanka. As a result of his work in the legal sphere, he became a member of Judicial …

… Amin was a prominent Egyptian-French Marxist thinker. His work on capitalism, colonialism and (under)development was … for the government. In 1960 he moved to Bamako, Mali, to work as an adviser to the Ministry of Planning. In 1963 he …

… and suggestive treatment of form are hinted at in his work, which was regularly shown at the Royal Academy in … and South Africa. Since he limited himself to portrait work he did not attract as popular a following as his brother …

… of socialism to his last day. He threw himself into the work of linking the struggle for socialism in our country … of legal structures of the ANC and the SACP. In all his work, he distinguished himself as a scholar, a disciplined …

… in Johannesburg, publishing in Ada, Learn and Teach, Work in Progress, Die Suid-Afrikaan, Monitor and Development … but left in 1994 to continue with his own photographic work. From 1994-1998 he was a photographer at The Saturday …

… he was ill prepared for the real dangers that the work would entail. As a member of the ARM, he undertook tasks … was in detention undergoing interrogation, an ARM member, John Harris , planted a bomb in the Johannesburg train … State of America. Returning to Britain, he found more work as a teacher, completed his postgraduate studies and …

… during his first year at Rorke’s Drift, swapping his own work for pieces by his schoolmates. In his own art, he drew … Jabulane, a jazz musician, helped shape Nhlengethwa’s work. In addition to building his art collection, he … numerous other public and private institutions include his work. He is represented by the Goodman Gallery in South …

… her husband who abused her. After their divorce, she began work in a factory in 1975. Here she joined the Metal and … doing odd jobs for men rather than being given proper work. She complained about this, and eventually changed the …

… her father’s eyes. Di obtained an Honours Degree in Social Work and worked as a social worker for many years. After … phone calls and some death threats. She continued with her work in the struggle even after an automobile accident left …

… portrayal of masculine and feminine forms in this early work have been viewed as going against the dominant portrayal … Head became increasingly politicized through her reporting work in Cape Town and witnessing political resistance in … needed] an eternal and continuous world against which to work out [her] preoccupations […] a deep commitment to …