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… in the small town of Postmasburg, Northern Cape . In the early days of her life, her parents moved to Upington . They …

… who grew up on his stories of Johannesburg of the early 1960's’. …

… Venerable Archdeacon William Crawley. After spending his early years in an English country parsonage, Feetham was …

… Lovedale College in Alice where she attended school in the early 1950s. While a student at the University of Fort Hare, …

… going to Kliptown for the Congress of the People. In the early hours of 5 December 1956, ten security policemen raided …

… and presence of the KwaZulu Minister of Justice. In the early eighties political violence and vigilante activity …

… to the harsh conditions of colonialism and apartheid at an early age. His home-town was characterised by grinding …

… activities; the movement lasted up until the early 1990s. Today Steele practises as a homeopath, …

… in 1961. Kumalo showed a talent for music from an early age””for example in ditties when asking for bread or …

… of Africa, in which she has travelled extensively. Very early on in her career as a writer, Joubert rejected the …

… his childhood passion for carving and drawing. In the early 1950s he moved to Johannesburg and began working as an …

… Brenner was highly intelligent and learned to read at an early age. One of his father's customers convinced Mr. …

… the enemy at all stages of the struggle from the early 1940s, until her retirement in 1996 as secretary to the …

… on the technical committee on banking legislation in the early 1940’s Arndt was appointed as the first Registrar of … in South Africa, 1652-1927’, became a standard work on the early history of finance and banking in South Africa. Arndt …

… Nair joined the Natal Indian Youth Congress and became its secretary in 1950. He also joined the Natal Indian Congress, serving as a member of its executive. In the 1952 Defiance Campaign , he was part of … of Trade Unions (SACTU) in March 1955 and served on its national executive committee and was also the secretary …

… Congress Youth League  (ANCYL) at St Peter's after its formation in 1944 and served as its branch chairman. He subsequently became chairman of the … chaired the ANC Youth League until 1950, when he became its national secretary under the presidency of Nelson Mandela …

… mixed Lorry Drivers' Union, serving as a member of its executive. He joined the Cape African Voters' Association … was active in the Non European Unity Movement (NEUM) from its inception in 1943. In the 1940s, he traveled widely in … body affiliated to the AAC and the NEUM, and became its president. In May 1963, he fled South Africa via …

… of coloured communities in the Western Cape. These early experiences would shape her lifelong commitment to … to her daughter Zoureena Roberts, the final moments came early Saturday morning when Samuels experienced severe … during apartheid and devoted her adult life to addressing its ongoing effects, Samuels embodied the resilience and …

… 1848, he and his wife and family reached Grahamstown early in 1849, and in February Merriman undertook the first …

… African National Congress (ANC) which he had joined in the early 1960s.  Metele was a passionate activist, in 1965 he …

… Sash in Cape Town in August 1955 and was the Director of its first Advice Office, established in Cape Town in 1958, and a member of its governing regional council for almost 40 years. The Black … Sashes when it was in session. The League later changed its name to Black Sash. In 1956 the Black Sash organised a …

… In 1902 he joined the reconstituted SASA, and was later its President from 1917 to 1918. A dynamic personality, he was also a founder of the CPIA and served as its President from 1913 to 1915. For some years he was also a … from 1928 to 1929. As a Trustee of the SANG he advised on its new building, which opened in 1930. Kendall is now …

… South Africa successfully held its first democratic elections in April 1994 and the African … disabled, children in need, foster parents and many others too poor to meet their basic social requirements. Under this … regard to GDP was that the negative growth rate of the early nineties was reversed. Lastly, tightening of the …

… 1921,in the United States by George Mcguire and which had its headquarters in America. he later resigned as Anglican … the African People's Organization (APO) was a secretary of its committee and a member of the Joint Council movement. He …

… SASCO would exclude itself from the change process if its contribution were to merely restate the education and … and legitimate demands and needs. Whereas in the early 1990s the major national youth and women's … rather than being fully open is a revolving one, since too many drop out and don't graduate. The doors that lead to …

… up in the township exposed him to a lot of crime from an early age, which pushed him to focus on his education as a … Bitches’ Brew, Seven Steps to Heaven, Touch My Blood: The Early Years (his autobiography which was adapted by James … F. (2018). Historical fiction is back – with fire in its belly, [online], Available at: …

… recognize. The specificity of the location is often too surreal to be pinpointed. The landscapes show no traces …

… Mbeki “as far as I can throw this building. I’ve seen too many forced evictions from this supposed ‘world class …

… Union  of  Clements Kadalie  and soon became one of its vice-presidents. He was a treasurer of the Cape Native … 1935 Imvo was bought by the Bantu Press but continued as its editor,based in King William's Town,until 1940.In 1926 …