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… by the Catholic Institute for International Relations in London 1985. It discusses the Catholic Truth Society, its objects …

… Moosa “Mosie” Moolla was born in the small, (then) western Transvaal town of Christiana on … Depression of the 1930s. Mosie did his primary schooling in Bloemhof. Since there were no high schools catering for … From the time of his escape in 1963 until 1968 the apartheid state denied Mosie’s wife, Zubeida, and their …

… was further fuelled by her conversion to Roman Catholicism in her teens and a desire to become a religious nun. Although … school made her well-suited for work as a nurse and a anti-Apartheid activist. Nontsikelelo Albertina’s role as a … brought about through defining moments in South Africa’s Apartheid history while still being able to remain hopeful …

… A Crime Against Humanity - Analysing the Repression of the Apartheid State edited by Max Coleman Up to this point … parliament. But there is much, much further to travel in order to comprehend the full spectrum of 'total strategy'. … (such as counter-youth groups, gospel associations, sports bodies, and local authorities) while explaining the …

… very important business conference which is being held in conjunction with the government of Hubei. Earlier this … the Executive Vice Governor of Hubei, Mr Li Xiansheng, in Pretoria. I was struck by the commitment and passion I saw in him, an embodiment of the people of Hubei, and indeed of …

… South African artist Ruben Xulu was born in Hlabisa, Natal. Xulu, born deaf, began carving with … on a life-long career of producing religious sculptures in both stone and wood. He exhibited in 1965 and 1978 in the … and Mariannhill Art Centre, Natal. He passed away in 1985. Source: Sack, S. (1988). The Neglected Tradition, …

… - Z. Sanders (Zena Susser), "Aspects of the Rural Problem in South Africa", lecture delivered to the Johannesburg … they are yet prevented from selling their labour in the best market. This people begin to understand. Their … own. The industrial worker also needs mobility; he needs in addition the abolition of the industrial colour bar, which …

… photographer is an artist who spent several decades living in exile. He left the country because of the continual hardships and injustices of the apartheid state. Hallett grew up in a fishing village outside … George Hallett, Photography, Documentary, Resistance, Apartheid, Exile, Artist, Mandela Introduction Most famously …

… of Kaiser Matanzima and prime minister of the Transkei in 1979 and 1987, was born in Qamata, Transkei. The government of the Transkei homeland … Major-General Bantu Holomisa. References: Gastrow, S. (1985). Who's Who in South African Politics, Johannesburg: …

… extended to it by the Council. We take comfort, Sir, in seeing the Council presided over by you, our dedicated … African States attach to the speedy eradication of apartheid and its replacement by a united, non-racial and … by Secretary of State George Shultz on 19 December 1985, which declared that "the most effective external …

… is the only wood and iron building to have been preserved in Brixton. It was declared a National Monument under old NMC legislation on 27 December 1985. …

… designed as a single-storey structure and was extended in 1912 when a second storey was added. It formes a … National Monument under old NMC Legislation on 27 December 1985. …

… South African artist, Richard Mzamane Mabaso, is born in Alexandra, Johannesburg . He started drawing and carving … any instruction and worked for a variety of firms until 1985, when he became a guest artist at the AIA (African …

… Peter Scott was born on 27 November 1990 in Cape Town.[i] Peter is a South African alpine skier.[ii] … African Winter Olympics team, representing the country in the men’s giant slalom competition.[iv] Peter trains at … Canada.[vii] End Notes [i] Peter Scott, http://www.sports-reference.com/olympics/athletes/sc/peter-scott-3.html …

… March 21st, 1960, 69 Africans were brutally murdered in the black township of Sharpeville, South Africa, when … and that its elimination is the responsibility of us all. Apartheid, the most vicious and institutionalised form of … African wines, Cape grapes and Outspan oranges; by cutting sports and cultural links with racist South Africa; by …

… March 21st, 1960, 69 Africans were brutally murdered in the black township of Sharpeville, South Africa, when … and that its elimination is the responsibility of us all. Apartheid, the most vicious and institutionalised form of … African wines, Cape grapes and Outspan oranges; by cutting sports and cultural links with racist South Africa; by …

… Higher Education Dynamics Series Vol. 2 - Student Politics in Africa Representation and Activism, edited by Thierry M …

… the Symposium on the survival and development of children in the frontline states and Southern Africa, Harare, 5 March …

… From Manenberg to Soweto: Race and Coloured Identity in the Black Consciousness Poetry of James Matthews by …

… march out of Delville Wood. Six days earlier, on moving in, the strength of the brigade …

… and Resolution of the Conference of Chiefs and Leaders in the Transvaal and Orange Free State Convened by the …

… A month-long cease-fire ends in the Middle East as Egypt attacks Israeli positions by air. …

… Read At The Unveiling Of A Memorial To Johannes Nkosi In Durban, July 18, 1953 …

… William Nimmo Brown of the 1st SA Infantry is killed in the Battle of the Somme and becomes the first South A …

… of the Kick Off Footballer of the Season, 96/97, is born in Moletsane, …

… In Angola’s first multi-party election, the MPLA wins 53.74% …

… who accompanied him to the Cape of Good Hope, is born in Rotterda …

… The first diamond is found in South Africa. The precious stone is picked up by Jacobs’s …

… The role of the SACP in the transition to democracy and socialism by Central …