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… No to apartheid: no to dictatorship: Nov. 2 …

… Uitenhage, Soweto, Sharpeville : No peace under apartheid …

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… Demonstration mot den Sydafrikanska apartheid-regimens massakrer …

… Shell helpt apartheid terreur in Zuidelijk Afrika …

… The UN sets up Commission on Apartheid …

… A statement on apartheid and a confession of faith …

… Involving whites in the demolition of apartheid …

… Editorial comment: Death to the apartheid monster! …

… Apartheid loses control as civil war continues …

… A shot in the arm for apartheid education …

… SARHWU strikes at the wheels of apartheid …

… Post apartheid occupational health services - policy guidelines …

… An anti-apartheid activist speaks on violence …

… De Klerks new South Africa: apartheid out? s …

… Migratory labour: the corner-stone of apartheid …

… District Six - apartheid wins, the nation loses …

… of the former Transkei, now part of Eastern Cape Province. His involvement in political activities started at an early … against poor food conditions at the college. Following his expulsion for his role in the march, his outraged father sent him to work on the mines in Boksburg. At the mines, Tinto continued …

… from the South African Defence Force (SADF) in July 1987. His choices were two years in the army, exile, or six years … of policing, criminal justice and crime prevention his work is mainly focused firstly on issues of police integrity, … imprisonment for refusing to do military service under the apartheid system on the grounds of his opposition to racism. …

… Trisk. H. M. (2020). Maisels and his ‘most famous client’ , from the South African Jewish … s://www.sajr.co.za/news-and-articles/2020/07/16/maisels-and-his-most-famous-client . Accessed on 6 November 2020 … Maisels and his ‘most famous client’ by Helen Maisels Trisk …

… India. He was the last child of Karamchand Gandhi, his father and his father's fourth wife Putlibai. His … Gauteng ), South Africa offered him employment. He was to work in South Africa for a period of 12 months for a fee of … shooting, and many lives were lost. "In the end", as an American biographer has put it, "General Smuts did what every …

… who got lucrative cases and big name clients. He had his own firm, James Kantor & Partners, in Johannesburg. He … were second-class citizens at best, he invariably won for his clients a decent share of assets. In 1962, he married … of the practice. In his memoir, A Healthy Grave – An Apartheid Prison Memoir , published in 1969, Kantor says that …

… the director, with whom most young filmmakers aspired to work. They liked his attitude and took him on as an assistant.   After a year … sceptical agencies and clients to work with him.  Through his energy, enthusiasm, commitment and talent, Marera played …

… not heard of a Bantu lawyer before. Those who had known his dynamic personality on the political, educational and … Intermediate School. His tireless energy and zeal for work had already attracted wide spread attention. When he … Buthelezi. Among his publications are An African Explains Apartheid (1963), Ushaba (1974), and Conflict of Minds …

… born in Berlin, Germany on 18 March 1931. He was raised by his mother, Rosemarie, the only child in a single-parent … 1950, at the age of 19, he moved to South Africa to join his mother and stepfather. In September 1951 he joined Drum … at the New School, New York, he returned to freelance work for English and German magazines. In 1996, a …

… outstanding scholar and sportsperson and was head boy in his final year. Graaff’s godfather was General Louis Botha , … in South Africa for nearly half of the 46 years of the apartheid system. Although the UP struggled against the … prophetic in their dissection of why apartheid would not work. While studying law at the University of Cape Town …

… Mizriam, Mizram) was born on 10 June 1927. Maseko began his career as a house painter after completing his studies in Transvaal. He was inspired by the artworks in … leather paintings and tried this medium and in 1972 his work was included in a calendar. This resulted in a period of …

… to England. Pre-Raphaelitism was a formative influence on his work, as was a study trip to Paris and Antwerp in 1888. … was re-initiated, this time elected as a Council member. His love for a woman named Ada Morris resulted in a number of …

… radio plays. He has designed sets and costumes for operas. His work is represented in public and private collections in SA … have been published.  He has recieved numerous awards for his work. …

… in Coalbrook, Orange Free State (now Free State Province). His parents, Dirk and Francina, were members of the Dutch Reformed Church. His mother died young and Uys was raised by an … Schoeman unwittingly bestowed the highest praise on one of Apartheid's fiercest critics. For 40 years Uys, exercised …