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… in one of the worst disasters in British military history, stabbing 127 …

… W.S.  Logemann, professor in Dutch, French, German and history at the Victoria College in Stellenbosch, is born in …

… for the release of detainees invalid. (2004). Today in History, Pretoria …

… for the release of detainees invalid. (2004). Today in History, Pretoria …

… but to enroll for a degree in Swaziland, majoring in history and politics. Her studies were briefly interrupted … Geneva. She has published extensively on the subjects of women, the liberation struggle, working conditions and even …

… was already banned. Together they helped to organize the women around pass issues with women such as Helen Joseph , Lillian Ngoyi and Rahima Moosa . … of the Congress Of the People in Kliptown . She led the Women’s March to the Union Buildings in 1956 and is the only …

… she was revered. She was to attract many local women (especially diviners) to her cause and they soon became … Nontetha, which still exists today. The church enabled women to articulate gender and generational concerns, while … helped overcome the anxiety and insecurity felt by women facing increased family and work stresses as labour …

… from the missionary society and joined the British colonial service. In 1884 he became the Assistant … intervention established Rhodes’s first step in his colonial adventure. Later on, Moffat discovered the extent of … Parsons, N. (1993) A New History of Southern Africa . London: Macmillan Press.|Cecil …

… African Bar Association in 1973. Sithole was an anti-colonial nationalist. He “disappeared” alongside his …

… fact that he was responsible for the procession’ of Evaton women to the Native Commissioner’s (NC’s) office ‘to protest against the issuing of reference books to Native women.’ He was credited with playing ‘a leading role in a …

… General History of Africa Volume I - Methodology and African …

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… was the Deputy President of the African National Congress Women’s League (ANCWL), was an African National Congress … educator, Ntwanambi was a founding member of the United Women’s Organisation as well as the Democratic Teachers … SAPA, (2014),  ANC Women’s League mourns deputy president , from Daily News , 09 …

… got involved with fighting for the vote and equality for women. In 1911 she got the name of ‘Pick handle Mary’ after leading a group of women who broke into a hardware store armed with pick … South African History Project, Department of Education, 9 August 2002, p. 2 …

… of Chicago. In the 1980s Brigalia worked for the Women’s Workers Programme that was part of the International … between 1997 and 1998. She was a founding member of the Women’s Development Foundation and became the foundation’s …

… his undergraduate BA degree in political science, economic history and law from the University of Natal. In 1973 he was … Exhibition (Sangoca), Johannesburg International Focus on Women and Family Planning, Spain MALS Program, Duke … essay on Mayfair, multiracial Johannesburg suburb, at the History Workshop 1986 Co-ordinated an exhibition on the San. …

… Lisbon, Portugal, where he began his involvement in anti-colonial politics.  He began his university studies in … preceded the initiation of its armed struggle against colonial rule with an attack on a Portuguese post at Cangamba … The Portuguese withdrew from Angola in 1975, ending their colonial rule. Angola became an independent nation on 11 …

… Gandhi’s passive resistance campaign, against British colonial rule in India, resulted in the closure of Aligarh in …

… Commission (IEC). Tlakula is an avid advocate for women empowerment. In 1997, while speaking at a Washington … still persists in South Africa, where a large number of women still live under African customary law and treated like …

… of the Transvaal region of the world-affiliated Young Women’s Christian Association (YWCA). From 1974 until it was … Oshadi is one of the founding members of Pitseng Trust Women’s Fund (an organisation that makes grants to support women’s initiatives) and is a member of the National Working …

… mother was a member of the philanthropic  Union of Jewish Women , and her father worked as a market agent. In 1946 … the regional secretary of the  Federation of South African Women (FEDSAW) , and played an important role in the organisation. In 1961 she addressed delegates at the Women’s Day celebrations in Cape Town where she challenged …

… She was picture editor/photographer for The South African Women's Health Book published by Oxford University Press in conjunction with The Women's Health Project in l996. In 2000 she was commissioned … exhibition featuring Wulfsohn's powerful portraits of women anti-apartheid activists was mounted by Gail Behrmann …

… rose to the position of National Vice-President of the ANC Women's League and later elected into the National Executive Committee of the  Federation of South African Women (FEDSAW)  in the 1940s. In 1952 Mafekeng participated … Union . In 1957, she became the Vice-President of the ANC Women’s League (ANCWL).  She also served on the regional …

… Lesotho in relation to the development of the Bureau for Women’s Affairs. In 1988 Ngubane became a professor of social … Committee and the Portfolio Committee on the Status of Women. In addition, Ngubane has been a research consultant … from the University of Natal. She was part of the five-women delegation of Parliament who participated in the …

… 1955 Congress of the People in Kliptown and joined the ANC Women’s March , against passes, in August 1956 – two events … Council. She was co-chair of the Federation of Transvaal Women (FEDTRAW) and was a member of the Federation of South African Women (FEDSAW). In 1986 she was detained together with her …

… 60s when the press was truly male dominated. At that time women in the media mainly did "soft" jobs, like working for the "women's pages", covering entertainment & writing soft …