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… of the Toilers of the East (KUTV) in Moscow.In the early 1935 Marks became a full-time political and union …

… as the world’s number one cricket team in ODIs, in early 2007. Unfortunately, the side lost the title after …

… the South African Congress of Trade Unions (SACTU) in the early 1950s. In 1952, he became a card-carrying member of the …

… wing. The Security Police would raid his home in the early hours of the morning interrogating his mother about the …

… With the marrow of memory Of our first kiss Under a bridge too far” In addition to stories of his experience in exile …

… the teacher training college. Adams was considered to be too dark to get a job in the larger shops. Instead he found a …

… of the Cape accessible to all. In 2001 Robert wrote: For too long history has been written by trained historians …

… Company achieved the feat of 33 international tours from its inception until 1991. As managing director and producer … Ngema in Mama as a co-producer and lighting designer for its Australian and New Zealand tour. Among the many …

… ideas, he joined the  Pan Africanist Congress  (PAC) at its formation in 1959. He was appointed as the party branch … a full department on women affairs was established and its Secretary became a member of the party’s central …

… the birth of the TRAC, with Walt playing a major role in its creation. Accompanied by TRAC fieldworkers and carrying … Office Trust, where she remained closely involved in its work and was an energetic and hard-working fund-raiser. …

… that was stopped by the police in Beaufort West on its way to Kliptown, Transvaal Province (now Gauteng). She … did voluntary work for the Guardian newspaper (as well as its successors, as every successive title was banned one …

… a student Makhanya won several awards and his work found its way into public and private collections. He went on to … the sun occupy a space where day and night coexist. And in its entirety the work captures African concepts of life and …

… Association of Democratic Lawyers (NADEL), serving on its steering committee. Langa served as NADEL president from … Special Envoy to assist the Fiji Islands in resolving its political problems. In addition, he was involved in …

… the ANC’s National Executive Committee (NEC) in 1991 and its National Working Committee (NWC). He served as Chief of … crisis of leadership. Ironically, the squabbles came from its founders, namely Mosiuoa ‘Terror’ Lekota and Mbazima …

… became Prime Minister. The next year, Bechuanaland gained its independence from Britain. The new republic’s name was changed to Botswana, and Seretse Khama became its first President. The country inherited by President Khama …

… African Food and Canning Workers' Union and in 1951 became its general secretary. He joined the  African National …

… of the  United Democratic Front  (UDF) and served as its Provincial Secretary for three years. In 1984 he served …

… his special relationship to the township he grew up in and its inhabitants. He was married to Kathy, and they had two …

… Kagiso Trust Investments in 1994 and had served as its executive chairperson since 1996. He chaired several …

… group to which other SASA members also belonged, which had its headquarters at the Martin Meick House on Strand Street. …

… as the principal of Technikon Natal from 1996 through its merger with Durban Institute of Technology in 2002.He …

… for about five years,working some of that time as its full-time secretary-general. During the 1950s, he was …

… economic opportunities opened up for African women too. Instead of struggling in the reserves without their men … 50% of women who were employed outside the reserves in the early 1920s were in domestic service, but other avenues of … in the early Communist Party of South Africa (CPSA). Its radical socialist ideas drew many African supporters in …

… Together, these factors precipitated the establishment of early African political organisations in the late 1870s and … for national rights. Some of the leading figures in its formation included people who were clergy such as … was initially a centre of commercial capital, centred on its port.  As early as 1860, Port Elizabeth was the …

… educational museums in Britain of the late nineteenth to early twentieth century. Florence Ortlepp was born and grew … Britain by the tenets of the Arts and Crafts Movement, in its increasingly diluted form, that is. Around the turn of … been done by a South African, the local inhabitants being too content with the mediocre. Dutch phlegm, conservative …

… people. The plot of the play seemed to drive its meaning in directions we could not identify with, but we … perhaps darkly appropriate for our times. We realise all too clearly our powerlessness at this moment in history, with … and was one of the first to put to music some of Ari’s early poems. His Durban Noise and Scraps Works is a …

… people. The plot of the play seemed to drive its meaning in directions we could not identify with, but we … perhaps darkly appropriate for our times. We realise all too clearly our powerlessness at this moment in history, with … and was one of the first to put to music some of Ari’s early poems. His Durban Noise and Scraps Works is a …

… a century - in persuading the Indian community to link its destiny with that of the African majority, in building … and a world-wide anti- apartheid movement." - ES Reddy Early life Dr Yusuf Mohamed Dadoo was born on 5 September … When Ghandi came to wake them up, the night had run too late the night before to allow them to join Bapu …

… of the CRC in 1980 by repeatedly refusing to pass its budget.The absurdity of his position was exemplified in …