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… criterion for the building of a popular political alliance in the legal and semi-legal spheres. There would, however, be … It must be noted that we are talking of political bodies, sports bodies, churches, teachers organisations, workers, … draw a wide range of non-members into the struggle against apartheid, and a front might provide the best way of doing …

… was born on 19 September 1953, one of nine children, in Newclare, Johannesburg , Transvaal (now Gauteng ) to Julie … her professional career as a Management Accountant. In 1979 Albertina Sisulu recruited Duarte to establish … core of public servants. She was detained without trial in 1988, released and placed under restriction orders until …

… Ngobese was born in 1960 in KwaMashu but he later moved to Cator Manor Township outside Durban in KwaZulu Natal. He attended the Dumani Lower Primary School …

… the majority to a position of permanent inferiority. In that letter, I said: "I regard the Prize as not for me … Now I write again because, as each day passes, life under apartheid grows more difficult. Our every action meets the … copy, the American Committee`s APPEAL FOR ACTION AGAINST APARTHEID is projected to bring pressure on South Africa on …

… James D. Ngojo was born in the Cape and worked as a court interpreter in Paarl. He was arrested in connection with the "bucket strike" of 1918 but the case …

… E. J. Mqoboli was born around 1860 in the Cape and educated at Healdtown, Mqoboli trained first … as a speaker and writer, he played a prominent part in the founding of the African National Congress (ANC) in 1912 and became its first senior chaplain. He was active …

… Joseph Kettledas joined the Pan African Congress ( PAC ) in 1961. He was arrested on 8 April 1963 for sabotage and sentenced to ten years in prison. He served his sentence on Robben Island and was released on 7 November 1973. Kettledas was rearrested in 1975 and served an additional two year sentence until he …

… Hamilton Kraai was born and educated at Peddie in the Cape, he went to work as a warehouse foreman in Johannesburg, where he joined the  African National Congress  (ANC). In 1918 he was arrested on charges of incitement in … to challenge: A documentary History of African Politics in South Africa: 1882-1964, Vol.4 Political Profiles 1882 - …

… Milner Langa Kabane was born in the Transkei. Kabane studied at Healdtown.  He was one of … the University of Fort Hare, earning a bachelor's degree in 1925. He was a president of the Orange Free State … All African Convention  (AAC) executive committee. He died in Bloemfontein in 1945. …

… slight physique since many beverages at the time were sold in a “¼ pint”. During the 1950s, Quarter was a member of the … to the major campaigns of that decade. He assisted in fundraising for the Congress movement during that time. … , who was a detainee at Marshall Square Police Station in 1964, he supplied a pair of shoes to a police officer as …

… In 1948 the Nationalist Party won the general election on a platform of separate development. In 1950 the government passed the Group Areas Act, a cornerstone of Apartheid. The Act divided South African residential areas …

… of Cape Town students of a mass meeting to be held in response to the political turmoil that had begun to affect Cape Town. The government asks for law and order in an unlawful state. The meeting calls for solidarity with all victims of apartheid violence. …

… evidence to discern who she actually was and why she in particular made the prophecies she did, let alone whether … familiar with Christianity. He returned to Xhosaland in 1853. [1]   Nongqawuse’s parents died in the battles of the Waterkloof . [2] As a result she is …

… Anton van Wouw was born in Driedergen, Netherlands on 20 November 1862. He is … monumental statue of Church Square. During his time spent in the wilderness he developed a great admiration for the … hopes of these people and this commitment was reflected in his work. A great deal of his work, although …

… of the Sowetan newspaper. Netherlands campaign against apartheid executions and life in South Africa. …

… Photograph of people protesting, and being ill treated in South Africa. United Nations Centre against Apartheid poster. …

… new identities that goes beyond the rhetoric of the 1950s, in which much of our discourse is still frozen. 1 … consciousness.  At a basic level these encompassed an anti-apartheid, majority-rule disposition while at the other end … were becoming more committed to the project of fighting apartheid. 5 These criteria are listed and explained in the …

… and leader of various northern Nguni groups who lived in the Zululand area before  Shaka  brought them under his … life. Tradition has long insisted that while journeying in a south-westerly direction, he encountered an armed … Cowan, a Scottish explorer, who travelled from Cape Town in a north-easterly direction in about 1806. Godongwana …

… South African Institute of Race Relations on July 3, 1979 in which the author portrays the social and political injustices in South Africa. Further discussion is emphasised on … of heart by the white population in South Africa towards apartheid and racial discrimination in the hope of liberation. …

… Mgcineni Noki (40), known as Mambush, was from Twalikhulu in the Eastern Cape. He began working for Lonmin in 2009 and was a leader of the strike. On 16 August 2012 … scene 1 after being shot 14 times by the police, including in his head, neck, legs, buttock, elbow, calf and thighs. He …

… political analyst Professor Lawrence Schlemmer was born in Pretoria, Transvaal (now Gauteng) on 11 September 1936. … of Pretoria from where he graduated with an Honours degree in the Arts in 1960. Shortly after, he joined the University of …

… Sunday 16th. White poster with black lettering. Date in red lettering. Words - no peace under apartheid. …

… International Conference on children, repression and law in apartheid South Africa, Harare, 24th september, 1987. …

… Campaign for free and fair elections in South Africa, by the Anti-Apartheid Movement, London. Photograph of people protesting. …

… white poster. Photograph of Oscar Mphetha, 79 years old, in leg irons. Imprisoned trade unionist. Anti-Apartheid Movement poster. …

… Elizabeth Drake was born in 1866 in Rochester, Kent, England. Her naturalistic renderings of landscape and architectural subjects in watercolour were much admired and reflected her travels …

… This monumental university continues to play a great role in grooming and nurturing young minds and future leaders. … ago and which bravely led the armed struggle against the apartheid regime. This year marks the fortieth year since the … all sectors of society: the intelligentsia, the artists, sports formations, organized labour, the business community …

… Pietermaritzburg is the Capital and second-largest City, in the Province of KwaZulu-Natal , South Africa . It was founded in 1838 and named after two leaders of the Voortrekkers : 'Pieter Retief and Gert Maritz', who had arrived here in 1837. The Village was later taken over and made into a …

… The University of the Witwatersrand is the 1st picture in the Banner! With an interesting Link availible to read in Further Reading. The History of Wits is linked with Mining … Political and Civic Activism . Being surrounded by Mines in the City of Johannesburg , The Wits Mining Institute was …

… Elizabeth Mbatha was born in 1950 near Rorke's Drift. Mbatha did not attend school. In 1974 she married Eric Mbatha , a potter at Rorke's Drift. In the early 1980s she went to Rorke's Drift to look for work …