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… the Bantu Men’s Social Centre Boxing Club in Eloff Street, Johannesburg. In 1950, he was instrumental in establishing a …

… four years in the 1980s she practised as an attorney in Johannesburg specialising in labour law and land rights law. …

… Mpumalanga province of South Africa. He attended school in Johannesburg. After school he started working at Amato …

… full-time organiser of the ‘Coloured People’s Congress’ in Johannesburg. The African National Congress and the Transvaal …

… Molefe was born in 1952 in Sophiatown, Johannesburg. He was one of eight children, and spent most of …

… Museum . Thandi Modise has four children and lives in Johannesburg . …

… . Based first in Maputo, then Swaziland and finally Johannesburg , she transported weapons, established arms …

… However, by 1963, Visser was seen back on the streets of Johannesburg. Len Lee-Warden passed away in 1998. …

… by the famous theatrical figure Muriel Alexander, in Johannesburg. From December 1921 to August 1923, Faure was in …

… Against his father’s wishes De Villiers became MP for Johannesburg West and kept his seat in the elections of 1974 …

… Black  Peoples' Convention  (BPC) from 1972,head of the Johannesburg-Pretoria (REESO) branch of SASO in1973,national …

… Joe Mkhwanazi passed away on 31 December 2012 in Johannesburg.  …

… the 1955 Congress of the People in Kliptown, south-west of Johannesburg. She was the Western Cape delegate to the …

… Kabelo Sello Duiker was born in Orlando West, Soweto , Johannesburg. Duiker was the eldest of three brothers and his …

… Mohammed Iqbal Shaik was born in Vrededorp, Johannesburg on 26 August 1958. He became politically active …

… set out for St Peter's Secondary School in Rosettenville, Johannesburg with the assistance of Miss Tidmarsh his former … part of a small network of the young African elite in Johannesburg. Johannesburg In 1942, he met Walter Sisulu , an estate agent … P.Z. (2007). Oliver Tambo Remebered. Pan Macmillan, Johannesburg|ANC (date unknown). Oliver Reginald Tambo . …

… younger sons joined Gandhi in South Africa, settling in Johannesburg. Before the arrival of his family, Gandhi met … In March 1904, disaster struck the Indian community in Johannesburg in the form of the Bubonic plague. Gandhi … moved to Phoenix in 1906. It was a two-day journey from Johannesburg. By that time, the settlement had developed into …

… Chicago State University. In April 1986, Radebe arrived in Johannesburg from Lesotho on a secret mission. He recalls …

… for television. Grootboom resided in Fourways, North of Johannesburg in Langa’s apartment. His hunger and passion for …

… (a recording company) talent scout. She then moved to Johannesburg, where she made a recording under the name …

… 2000, he passed away at Olivedale Clinic in Randburg, Johannesburg at the age of 75. …

… took place at St Peter’s School in Rosettenville, Johannesburg and he matriculated at the Healdtown Institute …

… of Churches, and then worked in Alexandra Health Centre in Johannesburg as a clinician for two years. He then joined the …

… 1943 the family moved back to South Africa. Claire went to Johannesburg's Roedean school before proceeding with her …

… Dolly Rathebe was born in Randfontein, west of Johannesburg in 1928, but grew up within the unique cultural …

… Jim Bailey, Sampson became editor of Drum magazine in Johannesburg. During this time, Sampson met and formed …

… compilation of his work between 1994 and 2002 at the 2nd Johannesburg Biennale. He explains this period in his life: …

… to present the match awards at the Cricket World Cup in Johannesburg. Pollock’s career spanned almost three decades …

… a bus company. He currently resides in Booysens, Southern Johannesburg. …

… after an operation in Sunninghill Hospital in Johannesburg on 19 November 2010. …