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… he helped organise the ‘Viva FRELIMO Rally’ in Durban on 12 October 1974 which was aimed at celebrating the ascension …

… Mazisi Raymond Kunene was born in Durban on May 12, 1930, at McCord's Hospital. His mother Eva Kunene (nee … Dlamini, S. (2010, March 12). Activist Intellectual. Metro Ezasegagasini , p. 8. …

… in Port Elizabeth, Eastern Province (now Eastern Cape) on 16 March 1923. He went to school in Port Elizabeth and … instilling in him an informed love of books. At the age of 16, he entered the Faculty of Medicine at the University of …

… Nkondo was arrested again in Johannesburg alongside 16 other leaders of the UDF and charged with treason. … known as the Pietermaritzburg Treason Trial in 1984. After 16 months, the case collapsed and charges levelled by the … missions , from the South African Government Information 12 June, [online], Available at www.info.gov.za [Accessed 21 …

… took its toll on his health. He died at Schoemansdal on 16 December 1852. He had been a recognised and charismatic …

… in a construction company for staying away from work on 16 and 17 June, at the height of the Soweto Uprising. Active …

… Dr Hans Merensky was born on 16 March 1871 in Botshabelo. His father was the famous …

… People’s Convention (BPC) took place at Hammanskraal from 16 to 17 December 1972, with 1 400 delegates in attendance …

… Limpopo Transfrontier Park, South Africa and Mozambique, 16 August 2006 …

… Though committed to non-violence, in the second half of 1961 the ANC took a collective decision to engage in armed … South African Coloured Peoples Organisation (SACPO). On 16 December 1961, MK announced its existence with a series of sabotage …

… in 1956,his wife continued to publish the newspaper until 1961.His daughter Ela married political activist Mewa …

… Chair Peter Brown. He was detained for 98 days. In 1961 he became organising secretary of the Natal Convention, … Twice-banned Liberal stalwart’, Sunday Times , 4 July, p. 16.|Gardiner, M. (2004). ‘Adieu to a ‘particular kind of …

… Movement  (AAM) which was held in London. In 1961, Huddleston became the Vice-President of the AAM, a …

… and dissuade them from embarking on a violent course.  In 1961, he led the legal fight for the release of Anderson …

… name Wauchope derives from the Scottish name, “Werop”. [12] From the influence of missionaries, it was a trend for … but he was known as belonging among the Ndlambe people. [16] He was born into a 3rd generation of Christian converts … 1874-1916 (Paarl: Van Riebeek Society, 2008), xix. ↵ [12]Jeff Opland and Abner Nyamende, Isaac Williams Wauchope – …

… house arrest) and campaigned for his release. On 21 August 1961 Kenyatta was finally released, on the condition that he … provisional government. When independence was achieved on 12 December that year, Kenyatta was prime minister. Exactly …

… that would cut across language barriers, and he used the 1961 constitution to promote this suggestion. In Verwoerd’s … Terre Blanche, H & Ilsley, J. 1999. Help-U-History Grade 12 . Cape Town: Kagiso Black South Africans For people who … in 1961, and the first acts of sabotage took place on 16 December 1961, a day of great cultural and political …

… abroad.As an awaiting-trial prisoner,he was detained from 12 December in the Fort prison in Johannesburg where he died …

… by many others, was born at Bon Accord near Pretoria on 12 December 1931. He lost both his parents at an early age …

… Macassar  Beach refers to Sheik Yusuf. He was to receive 12 rix-dollars a month, and his contingent would be supported …

… the Pegging Act came into operation on 22 March 1943. On 16 April 1943 the house was paid for in full and PR and his … anti-Indian attitudes of Malan and his Government. In 1961, the South African Government decided to establish a new …

… Nombuyiselo Czarina Makalima, in 1939. Sindiso was born 12 March 1940, in Bolotwa and spent his early years in Dophu. … by helping to organise the All-in Africa Conference in 1961, at which the already legendary Nelson Mandela was the … however, was to prepare Sindiso for exile. In December 1961, roughly one year after he had moved to Johannesburg, …

… Institutions: Sandton Convention Centre, Johannesburg, 12 March 2004 …

… documented artists in exile entitled An Artist in Exile. [12] In 2016, he gave the 3rd Hugh Masekela Lecture at … Ntuli to Exhibit in Newtown.” artslink.co.za . (2010). ↵ [12] “Pitika Ntuli to Exhibit in Newtown.” ↵ [13] “Prof Pitika …

… Afrikaans as a recognised written language. On 12 October 1906 he delivered a keynote address at the … Wilhelm Tell  into suitable productions. Malherbe died on 12 April 1969 in Bloemfontein in the Free State. …

… 10), and the year after, his senior certificate (Grade 12). Moving to another teaching post, he taught at Thaba Nchu …

… music school in Cape Town. Coetzee died of lung cancer in 12 March 1998, in Cape Town, Mitchells Plain. He is survived …

… Tshwete was born in Springs, just outside Johannesburg, on 12 November 1938. He grew up in the village of Nkonkqweni, in …

… ). In 1950, Soromini Kallichurum was one of the first 12 undergraduates to enrol at the ‘non-White’ section of the …