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…   Bheki Mvulane died in detention on 29 March, 1985. A fellow-detainee of Mvulane said: "I saw a white policeman in Katlehong Police Station fling Bheki against the wall, and … trampled him on the head. He collapsed and never gained consciousness." Bheki was hospitalised - the family became …

… Brett Murray was born in Pretoria in 1961. From 1985-1989 he studied at the Michaelis School at … and is critical and satirical, intending to bring about consciousness and a shift of perspective in people’s narrow …

… Winston Monwabisi Mankunku Ngozi was born on 21 June 1943, in Retreat, Cape Town. He was the first-born in a musical … had political connotations and fostered awareness in the Black community. In the same year, Ngozi received the Castle … released the album Jika ; an album that raised political consciousness to the people. Songs such as Wajikeleza and …

… Pillay (also known as Rajes) was born on 4 August 1944 in Pietermaritzburg, Natal (now KwaZulu-Natal – KZN). Her … later attended Perseverance High, a mixed school for the black community, where she matriculated in the early 1960s. … Robben Island.  Rajes participated in some of the Black Consciousness (BC) projects — theatre, music, etc., which, in …

… Yellow poster with black border and black and red lettering. Three images of fires with people … Alex six day war: black life is cheap …

… The African National Congress (ANC) in Harare, Zimbabwe, agreed to "use its good offices" to … that a non-racial controlling board was established. In 1964 South Africa was banned by the International Olympic … policy. The agree in Harare followed a meeting between SA Rugby Board's president Danie Craven, ANC representatives …

… Anderson Khumani “Dan” Ganyile’s was born in 1935 in Bizana District, Transkei (now Eastern Cape).  He attended … ensued.On September 21, New Age ran a banner headline "SA Police Kidnap Pondo Leader in Basutoland".Other …

…   Clive Rice was born on 23 July 1949 in Johannesburg. His education started at St. Johns College and from there to Damelin College in Johannesburg and later the University of Natal. Clive … as the International Cricket Council (ICC) banned SA due to its racial policies in sports. In the 1971/72 …

… and the 1980s was a decade which became a turning point in South African history. Popular protest by masses of … Africans against the apartheid regime reached its height in the 1980s, and the government responded with extreme … into 3 pages: The trigger of mass civil society protests in the 1980s Liberation organisations In summary: Factors …

… Tito Mboweni was born on 16 March 1959, in Tzaneen Limpopo. After completing his high school studies, … (now University of Limpopo). However, he went into exile in Lesotho in 1980, before he could complete his studies. While in … Mboweni, former Governor of the SA Reserve Bank, is born in Tzaneen …

… Mother Teresa was born in Albania and at a young age felt compelled to care for the … the Loreto sisters, an Irish community of nuns, working in India. After teaching at St. Mary's High School, she left the mission to work in the slums of Calcutta. In 1950, she received permission …

… 16 December is a day of great significance in South Africa due to two historical events that took place. The first of these was in 1838, when the Battle of Blood River took place between … Retief and his party of 100 people. This act culminated in the Battle of Blood River, in which 470 Voortrekkers, …

… Tsunami that lashed large parts of Indian Ocean countries in 2004. By late January 2005, 4 South Africans remained unaccounted for in Thailand. Most of the deceased were on holiday in Thailand … were affected by the tsunami, the funds raised by the SA Red Cross Society were pledged to the African disaster …

… Dr. Eschel Rhoodie was born in 1933 and was one of the key players in the 1978-79 ‘Information Scandal’. He served as the … organisations like ‘The Study of Plural Societies', the ‘SA Freedom Foundation' and the ‘Foreign Affairs Association'. … |De Beer, M. (1995).  Who Did What in South Africa . Jeppestown: AD Donker …

… Andersen came to SA when his mariner father settled at Saldahna Bay in 1911. In 1914 his family went to Durban, and he studied …

… African businessperson, politician and financier was born in Dundee, Scotland on 14 June 1868.  He was widely respected … The Baxter Theatre, a performing arts complex was named in honour of him, because of the amount of money he had … Baxter, SA businessman, politician and financier is born in Dundee, Scotland.  …

… The South African Development Trust offers 80 farms in the Northern Transvaal to Black farmers. …

… Police, Justice and Prisons lifts the closure of schools in Black townships. …

… The Supreme Court orders the Potgietersrus Primary School in Northern Province to admit Black pupils. …

… TV crews are prohibited from filming incidents of unrest in South Africa’s Black townships. …

… The first three Black ministers are inaugurated in the cabinet of Premier Ian Smith, Rhodesia. …

… A letter sent to leaders of the Christian Church in South Africa by the Black Sash …

… The two types of Black leadership in South Africa and the role of donor agencies …

… Black theology in South Africa and North America - prospects for the future, …

… For the sixth year in succession, the South African Parliament has approved the … The man SA fears …

… The African National Congress (ANC) in Harare, Zimbabwe, agreed to "use its good offices" to … that a non-racial controlling board was established. In 1964 South Africa was banned by the International Olympic … policy. The agree in Harare followed a meeting between SA Rugby Board's president Danie Craven, ANC representatives …

… nations. The treaty was opened for signature on this date in New York, USA. Ireland proposed the treaty, while Finland … SA signs Nuclear Non …

… polls of 27 April, 1994. More than seven million people in the former homelands, forced to accept citizenship of … Millions Regain SA citizenship …

… White poster with black and white drawing. No wording. … Black and white artwork of workers and army …