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… School. “You’re never going to get a picture with that,” his father told the nine-year-old Zondi when he triumphantly … camera that he had dug out of a Dundee dumping lot.  On his thirteenth birthday he received a new box camera as a … 1936 to 1950.  He came to Durban in 1951 where he began work as a freelance photographer until 1971.  In 1971, he …

… at the University College of Fort Hare. Matthews completed his primary education at Lovedale School in Alice, Eastern … of the ANC Youth League in Rosettenville. Following his matriculation in 1947, Matthews attended the University … two people. During this period, he undertook political work underground. From 1954 to 1956, while he was banned, …

… suggested that the climate in Paarl was not good for his health, the Joseph family moved to Cape Town where he … 14 in 1940, after finishing standard 6.  She went on to work with her mother at a fruit factory- where working … majority of South African activists were banned by the Apartheid regime. One of these activists was the general …

… Mangosuthu Buthelezi, makes a landmark revelation that his daughter, Princess Mandisi Sibukakonke, died from HIV/AIDS. Earlier, Buthelezi revealed that his son, Prince Nelisuzulu Benedict Buthelezi, died from the … openness about circumstances leading to the death of his two children was welcomed by AIDS activists hoping that …

… impressionistic group compositions. In both media his work was based on a mixture of tribal mythology and urban … at the Republic Art Festival in Bloemfontein in 1961; his work was shown on the 1963 Art - South Africa - Today …

… College before resuming studies at the UFH where he gained his BA(FA) (Hons) degree in 1988. He was a founding member of … in 1977 as well as the Fort Hare Award for Imaginative Work in 1985.  He was a printmaker and sculptor of wood. He … work of Michael Zondi and said that Surrealism influenced his own development. He participated in group exhibitions …

… in 1955. As a teenager, he had developed and printed his own medium format photos using his father's antique cameras as well as his dad’s kitchen (or … worked for Ravan Press, (Staffrider Magazine) an anti-Apartheid publishing house and was lucky enough to be …

… formal education, circumstances forced Sebedi to seek work as a domestic worker in Johannesburg. In private, and in … she pursued her emerging sense of creativity. One day her work was discovered by her employer, who was astonished by … township life. The suffering and disruption inflicted by apartheid, especially on women, are common themes which are …

… 10 July in 1956. He was the second son of Martha Mahlangu. His father left him in 1962, and from then on only saw him … 1990 and 1993 numerous political formations and the Apartheid government were involved in negotiations. Initial … towards opening the doors of learning. In 1977, whilst work was ensuing in Mazimbu, the apartheid regime captured …

… that person was then expected to redistribute wealth to his/her followers and reward them for their support [6] . It … the Portuguese to trade (including slavery) and missionary work in return for the Portuguese respecting the territorial … Leslie M.; Rucker, Walter C. Encyclopedia of African American History, (2010), Santa Barbara, California: …

… steadfastness. Obstinacy, in this sense, was also why his commitment to freedom never wavered. Nelson Mandela was … to bide his time, waiting and observing and trying to work out what was the best way forward. This willingness to … entire balance of forces or conditions of struggle against apartheid? Being a leader is not simply carrying out …

… with Selby Mvusi in the 1950s. Strachan was an anti-apartheid activist and was one of the few early members of … during apartheid. He trained MK cadres in explosives, and his anti-government stance led him to house-bannings and prison terms during the 1960s and 1970s. Before his arrest, he worked underground with Govan Mbeki in the …

… in which she lived. However, with the help of anti-apartheid lawyer,  Shulamith Muller , the Town Council was … and then became private secretary to Makabeni. After his death in 1955 she succeeded him as Secretary General. … of the workers are one.' Hashe continued to carry out her work in the interests of all workers until the inevitable …

… nurse. He had two brothers Sekgweng “Junior” and Mothibi. His academic life began at Henley, Matseke and Hwiti High … venues, such as, Eyethu in Mofolo, Soweto, Durban, etc. His cousin Dr Frans "Bhuddah" Ramusi was ther strategic … his community and political forces to join and demolish apartheid from within. After being arrested on several …

… born in Moscow on 6 June 1888 to Isidor Schlesin and his wife Helena Dorothy (nee Schloss). The Schlesin family … Gandhi , who had decided to settle in South Africa after his involvement in Indian Resistance campaigns, enrolled as … Gandhi was prepared to pay her up to £20 for her clerical work, but Schlesin was perfectly satisfied with the amount of …

… Henry Wiles and the brother or W. G. Wiles . Prior to his arrival in SA in 1902, he studied in 1901 at the … touch and suggestive treatment of form are hinted at in his work, which was regularly shown at the Royal Academy in …

… T. J. completed his "A" levels in 1977 at Mount Pleasant High School, Harare. … to register for a photography course whilst completing his pharmacy degree part-time.  From 1989 to 1990 he was a … in Johannesburg, publishing in Ada, Learn and Teach, Work in Progress, Die Suid-Afrikaan, Monitor and Development …

… a scholarship to study for her Master’s Degree in Social Work at Columbia University in the United States of America. … many internationally prominent South African writers whose work is informed by her experience of impoverishment, … issues, the plight of children and the fight against apartheid and racism. Ms Magona is the founder and Executive …

… as well as the growing discontent internally meant that apartheid was no longer feasible and changes needed to take … in a surprisingly cordial manner. As Mandela states in his autobiography Long Walk to Freedom: "From the opposite side of his grand office PW Botha walked towards me. He had planned …

… open up debate on problems of a broad united front of anti-apartheid forces. … Towards a united front of anti-apartheid forces for democratic transformation …

… James Kantor was a lawyer who owned a law firm and employed his brother in-law Harold Wolpe. Unbeknownst to Kantor, Wolpe … arrested. Kantor was arrested later on 21 August 1963 in his office. He was released later that year and immediately … law profession and wrote about his experiences under the apartheid government. Kantor died of a heart attack in 1974. …

… hanging from rusty pipes, a young black man is down on his knees. His feet are naked, his trousers rolled up to his … clothes, some standing, naked, trying to clean up their work-wasted bodies. This is not a scene from prison life -- … communal shower room for mineworkers in South Africa under apartheid as captured by pioneering photographer Ernest Cole …

… of the Dutch Reformed Church on their stance in rejecting apartheid as it cannot be reconciled with the Word of God. … Black Ministers of the Dutch Reformed Church: statement on apartheid …

… Paper about mining policy in post-apartheid South Africa by Peter Robbins, prepared for an ANC … Mining policy for industrial minerals in post-apartheid South Africa …

… exhibition highlighting the role that Italy played in the Apartheid struggle through harbouring South African exiles. … Home Away from Home: Finding Refuge in Italy during Apartheid …

… as she came to be known, assisted Miss Schreiner in her work running Christian workshops under the banner of the … into a Gospel Temperance meeting and was saved from his destructive alcoholism with which his daughter was only too familiar. Following the success of …

… Epson Road Boys School in Greyville and after completing his primary school, aged age 17, he went to work for a firm of building suppliers and joined the Shop … joined the Distributive Workers Union. When HA Naidoo and his wife Pauline Podbrey left Durban to settle in Cape Town, …

… especially the Group Areas Act (1950) which enabled the apartheid government to enforce racial segregation in … who did not agree with their views. During the height of apartheid, when there seemed little chance of change, … by the system.  Sinclair has been publicly awarded for her work and has received an honorary doctorate from the …

… ANC paper on the socio-political and economic crisis in the apartheid system, prepared for the regional and national … The socio-political and economic crisis in the apartheid system …

… The truth of the UDF slogan "UDF Unites - Apartheid Divides" was clearly borne out on Saturday as … Apartheid is a cancer in the body politic of the world …