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… their plan campaign.' Mda defended the AAC vehemently when its leadership, led by its president D.D.T. Jabavu , was suspected of and criticised … Fort Hare as a target for the Youth League to expand its influence, given its Black student community. Mda …

… in the  African National Congress (ANC)  and he became its National Secretary in December 1949. He also served on … Committee that set the Bechuanaland Protectorate on its road to independence as a Republic of Botswana. He also …

… member of the Azanian Students' Organization (AZASO) at its inaugural Conference in Wilgespruit, Johannesburg, in … Democratic Front (UDF) in KwaZulu Natal and was elected as its Secretary. After completing his studies at the University …

… first solo album titled Dream, went gold within weeks of its launch. The album earned her the best dance album and the …

… of the African National Congress (ANC) in 1912, and its official speaker for over 25 years Brought up speaking … Land Act. Head of the Bloemfontein advisory board from its establishment in the 1920s, he was for 13 years the …

… he joined the Liberal Party in March 1962, after many of its leaders had been detained during the 1960 emergency and after the government had begun to use its banning powers against the main leaders of the party. …

… Swaziland border in order to infiltrate South Africa. They too were ambushed and massacred by De Kock’s Vlakplaas …

… sweat. Instead, the man offered him a Coke, which he was too skeptical to drink. The man was Joe Slovo, the spearhead …

… cultural politics of South Africa. This paper will trace its function in the political struggle waged by Black and … Colored musicians against the apartheid regime, from the early 1950s until the 1990s, focusing on the work of one … musicians”. “The police were something to be reckoned with too, of course,” Ibrahim recounted in 1965, “It's not unusual …

… From the early years of colonial rule, South African youth had … was concerned that the current education system was too liberal and producing “Black radicals”. From a … Party  won the general elections and set forth with its agenda to transform the South African education system …

… of two five -year banning orders. While under ban in the early 1970s he was involved in starting the Western Province …

… At a young age, around the early 1960s, William Khanyile began selling the New Age …

… other nations became increasingly aware and concerned of its effects at the time and the repercussions it would cause … there. Urbanizing Women and Domestic Work Beginning as early as the 1920s, ‘women of all racial groups slowly began … be fired (Gasa). Fear alone kept many women quiet for far too long, but amidst the rise of gender equality and the idea …

… of the African National Congress (ANC) in 1912 and became its first senior chaplain. He was active both in the Cape ANC …

… mid-1950s and was a defendant in the  Treason Trial  for its full length, from 1956 to 1961. He moved to Swaziland …

… He soon rose to prominence within the NIC, and was one of its main spokesmen at public meetings, and in deputations to … consisted mainly of rich Muslim businessmen, and one of its purposes was to invite prominent Europeans to functions … role in the political organisations and was for some time its principal spokesman. …

… Court's first hearing The Constitutional Court had its first hearing about the Constitution in July 1996. In … from which they were chosen. Negotiators in the early 1990s had agreed that the 1996 draft constitution would … loyal critic of the ANC-led government. President Mandela, too, accepted the NP departure as a sign of a "maturing …

… Youth League was established in Natal in 1948, he became its provincial secretary. With Jordan Ngubane and others in … gatherings and from leaving the city of Durban. Changing its tactics a year and a half later, the government deported …

… magazine was Mozambique’s first to appear in full colour. Its issues included  photographs, comic strips, editorials … Portuguese colonial regime restricted Tempo ’s content in its first four years, but after the April 1974 coup the …

… Wattville Helping Hand Association in 1954 and served as its president.  At its meetings, Monare was accused of encouraging opposition to …

… He attended Healdtown for a short time in 1953 for its physical education course but was expelled for taking … of the ANC in the Eastern Cape region and one of its key organizers. He was elected the first president of the …

… a member of the Cape Town District Committee. In the early stage Athol worked on the rebuilding of the Communist …

… During this time his poetry was widely published. In the early 1990s, funding for cultural projects began to dry up …

… birthplace forced her to leave for Paarl in Cape Town in early 1930s. Mafekeng left school at the age of 15 to support …

… His father was a trader. He was forced to go to work at an early age when his father’s business collapsed in 1930. Meer  …

… met the artists Tyrone Appolis and Martin Stevens. Around early 1987, Stevens and Appolis invited him to a meeting of …

… of the Transvaal Indian Association. He received his early education at St Cyprian's School and the Wesleyan …

… arrested, sent to prison for three months and released in early October. Later in October, Zainab, Mrs PK Naidoo and …

… of the separatist African Orthodox Church, which had its headquarters in America. He was an officer of the …

… and moral levels of a country was largely determined by its women. She died in 1979. …