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… of a country girl from Kwa Zulu-Natal to the City of Gold, Johannesburg. She enters the world of fashion and wins a …

… Africa), the Constitutional Court of South Africa in Johannesburg and at the MOMA (Museum of Modern Art) in the …

… Communists in a speech at the Bantu Men's Social Center in Johannesburg. In a later trip in 1964 he publicly praised the …

… and 1920, returning to show her Australian landscapes in Johannesburg. Always in pursuit of views, she often arrived …

… Esme Bodenstein was born on 6 July 1929 in Johannesburg . She trained as a physiotherapist at St Mary’s …

… name still lives on, through Kippies Jazz Club in Newtown, Johannesburg, which was named after him.   …

… students on 25 July 1976 and held at Modderbee prison in Johannesburg.Police said that he had been caught handling a …

… for his community. He spent time as a migrant worker in Johannesburg but returned home after an industrial accident … Sack, S. (1988). The Neglected Tradition , Johannesburg: Johannesburg Art Gallery …

… Mokoena was born in Orlando West, Johannesburg during World War II. He grew up in the township, … every year. His parents were unhappy at needing to move to Johannesburg, but were forced to look for work. Although it … they found it more difficult to find a family home in Johannesburg. Only 10 000 houses were available for rental by …

… Jennifer Schreiner (known as Jenny) was born in Johannesburg , Transvaal (now Gauteng ) in 1956 to G.D.L. … Central Committee at the SACP Congress held at NASREC (Johannesburg) in December 1991. In 1992, she moved to Johannesburg where she worked in  Nelson Mandela ’s office at …

… with the programs of the Bantu Men's Social Centre in Johannesburg , he was also the principal of the J. H. Hofmeyr …

… of the Communist Party to the Party's National Conference, Johannesburg,6 to 8 January 1950,2y Freedom, New Series 15 … of the Communist Party to the Party’s National Conference, Johannesburg,6 to 8 January 1950,2y Freedom, New Series 15 …

… with two strike actions that paralysed the city of Johannesburg. First it was the mineworkers’ strike of 1918 … enjoying grassroots support. This was particularly true in Johannesburg’s municipal townships – in Orlando and the … 1940s he worked as an attorney with offices in downtown Johannesburg, and during this time he became Anton Lembede ’s …

… of the Witwatersrand.[2] Mkhize eventually migrated to Johannesburg, joining the hundreds of thousands of African … in Soweto, the sprawling African township southwest of Johannesburg that had become home to over a million people by … Life Under the Pass Laws By the time Mkhize arrived in Johannesburg, the apartheid government's pass law system had …

… , South Africa. Her father was a prominent physician in Johannesburg . She was educated in England from the age of … emigrant photographer Leon Levson and they settled in Johannesburg. Freda ran her husband's photographic business …

… Kgositsile (popularly known as Bra Willie) was born in Johannesburg, Transvaal (now Gauteng). He attended Matibane … William Kgositsile passed away on 3 January 2018 in Johannesburg, Gauteng. …

… his matric at St Peter's College in Rosettenville, Johannesburg, which was also known as the Black Eton of South … Nelson was performed in 1996 at the Windybrow Theatre in Johannesburg and the State Theatre in Pretoria. In 2001, …

… in the Communist-run night school in Ferreirastown, Johannesburg, where he became known for his ability to master … Cape Town, which had been the party's headquarters, to Johannesburg, where he opened a furniture business in …

… he abandoned teaching to become a lawyer. He moved to Johannesburg to serve articles under  Dr. Pixley ka- Isaka … towards doctorate degree in law.Upon his arrival in Johannesburg Lembede revived his friendship with his old …

… At 18 Du Toit left the Platteland and settled in Johannesburg  in 1928, where she met trade unionist Johanna … Toit and four other women were taken to the Fort Prison in Johannesburg and fined one pound or 10 days labour. In an …

… the Transvaal to support an expected Uitlander uprising in Johannesburg. He assembled a private army on the Pitsani … The group managed to push up to Doornkop, about 20km from Johannesburg before superior Boer forces forced him and his … Raid: The Prelude to the Boer War ., 2nd edition. Johannesburg: Jonathan Ball Publishers.|Martin Meredith, M. …

… 1953, he taught briefly in the Free State, then moved to Johannesburg and took up law studies. He joined the circle of …

… 1944 in Orlando East, Soweto , a township South West of Johannesburg. Motaung began playing soccer at a young age and …

… of technology in fine arts in 2002 and continued living in Johannesburg . Hlobo completed a printmaking apprenticeship …

… tenth grade and joined the ANC while a factory worker in Johannesburg in 1948. He played an active part in the  …

… Town, and at the Herbert Evans and Lezard Galleries in Johannesburg. He was a member of the K Club, a cultural group …

… a freelance contributor to the South-light Photo Agency in Johannesburg, publishing in Ada, Learn and Teach, Work in …

… had been suffering for two years. Izak de Villiers died in Johannesburg at the age of 73.  His wife Rina, two sons and a …

… Isaac Bokala was born in 1929 in Newclare, Johannesburg. Bokala qualified as a teacher at the …

… attended high school in Kroonstad ,then moved to Johannesburg in the mid1940s,living in Alexander and later in …