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… in medicine in Lisbon, but they were interrupted due to police harassment as a result of his political activities. The Portuguese secret police detained Savimbi on three occasions before he decided … political system, market economy, armed forces, and police that were supposedly nonpartisan. The Accords provided …

… Supreme Court in 1892. Life in Kimberly Burton went to work as an advocate in Kimberly in 1892 (Willan, p66). He … Kimberley. Burton won the case which led to a cessation of police harassment in Kimberly and the Cape Colony in general. …

… Clinic from 1952 to 1955, and then both moved to work at the Durban Medical School.  After his detention in …

… of Arts at UWC's Centre for Humanities Research. Maurice's work within arts, history and heritage almost always had a …

… became local chairman of the party. Turning to trade union work, he led a successful strike of Port Elizabeth dock …

… Centre, Durban Art Gallery and the Funda Art Centre. His work is represented in public and private art collections in …

… architects. In 1987 and 1995 Powell exhibited her enamel work on international exhibitions held in Coburg Germany. She …

… order on his mother and himself was dated 6 July 1960.  Police served the banishment orders on him and his mother, …

… the Soweto Uprising and became involved in its underground work. She played a crucial role in organising and mobilizing … thus keeping the movement in exile abreast with ground work developments in the country. Her activities in the ANC …

… in Chatsworth. He commenced his community organising work in Croftdene, Chatsworth and helped form the Croftdene … a better South Africa, may his family be consoled by the work he has done for the country and its people,". Roy …

… seasoned Afrikaans poets such as D.J. Opperman and her work was published regularly in family magazines such as Die … and critics, and fierce official opprobrium. Jonker’s work was also condemned by her father, then a leading member …

… of October 1929, he was educated in Johannesburg. He began work at the age of 16 and became an active trade unionist, … time in solitary confinement, he returned to trade union work but was forced to go into exile in the United Kingdom in …

… period, she continued to assist in clandestine ANC and MK work, and her small flat in London was a workshop and meeting … daughter, Tanya, in the development and administration work at the Solomon Mahlangu Freedom College, which was …

… He apprenticed himself to a newspaper office, and did his work after school hours. He began to write articles, for some … twenty-four years of age. He put his whole life into his work and soon his paper was known and read throughout South …

… left South Africa in the early 1960s and has continued to work with the ANC and in the trade union movement abroad. …

… that the AAM was needed as a permanent organisation to work towards the eradication of the apartheid system, which …

… 1964,he acted as a liaison to facilitate their political work.In 1966 his family emigrated to Britain where he earned …

… left South Africa in the early 1960s and has continued to work with the ANC and in the trade union movement abroad. …

… centre where he met Jo Thorpe who started to promote his work. In 1987 he won an award at the Festival of African Art …

… encouraged by C. G. Damant, who discovered Makoanyane's work in 1931, to depict Basuto (Sotho) people rather than the …

… and a period spent in avantgarde circles in Paris. Her work was shown on the First Annual Exhibition of Contemporary …

… being asked to run messages and help with underground work for the  African National Congress . It was then that …

… task was to remove National Party posters placed outside police stations. At the age of 14 Malema was elected as both … on their behalf. Vavi called on the ANC ethics committee, police and the Special Investigating Unit (SIU) to … criminal charges of corruption against Malema at Brooklyn police station in Pretoria while the Democratic Alliance (DA) …

… It also captured historical events, such as photos of the police arresting Black South Africans without their passes … in a constant state of fear and was prepared for when the police would come to arrest them. [13] As a result Eli always … They became a target of the underground, terrorist police group, Omega. [29] Omega employed terrorist tactics of …

… “in 1963 the Engcobo and Umtata districts were said by police to be the most violent districts in the Transkei." … paper", Sabata was arrested, towards the end of 1979,  (by police and armoured cars) and indicted for subverting the …

… with ARM brought him to the attention of the security police who arrested and detained him in 1964 on suspicion of …

… His political activism resulted in his detention by the police several times. He was deeply involved in spreading the …

… rallies. The group was on the watch list of the Apartheid police and the movements of its members were closely observed …