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… Wolf Kibel was born in Grodzisk, near Warsaw, Poland on 16 December 1903. As a young boy Kibel was preoccupied with …

… Africa: The Cordoned Heart , 1985 Speak Collective No. 16 Aug - Oct, 1987 Publications by Lesley Lawson Working …

… . (Accessed on 16 March 2021) Mail & Guardian. (2014). Resilient in the … [online]. Available at: https://mg.co.za/article/2014-12-18-resilient-in-the-struggle/ . (Accessed on 16 March 2021) Seligman. (n.d). Bunim Idel Krill 1889-. …

… sing and cheer on the campaigners. On the night of Sunday, 16 June, white hooligans overran the camp, took away all the …

… for some time, but E.S Tyaliti is still active.’ On 12 October 1959, an order was signed by the Governor-General …

… of the Vow For the greater part of the twentieth century 16 December had been observed as a public holiday, with … we Siwze: the Spear of the Nation' , on December 16th 1961. In 1994 South Africa elected its first non-racial and …

… 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 … Professor Saunders S.J. (2007) Raymond (Bill) Hoffenberg (16 March 1923 ”“ 22 April 2007) from South African Medical …

… parents of Richard (Dick) Dudley who they got to know. In 1961 in terms of the Group Areas Act the Dudley’s were forced … Some of the more notable trials which he acted in were: 1961       Marthinus Rossouw for the murder of Baron Dieter …

… Treaty is signed between Boer and British leaders. 1908 12 October, The first National Convention representing the … for the establishment of a non-racial convention. 1960 16 December, The Consultative Conference of African Leaders … Convention representing all the people of South Africa. 1961 25-26 March, The All-in African Conference is held in …

… Africa House and drew a great deal of publicity. In March 1961 he took part in the public protest against government …

… the celebrations of South Africa’s becoming a Republic in 1961. Ramphele also remembers her parents discussing the …

… . The Living and the Dead appeared from West Africa in 1961. Six years later, he issued In Corner B from East …

… Sabata did not waver in the face of this dire example. In 1961, he organised a meeting of some thousand chiefs and …

… ', (‘Look out, Verwoerd, here are the Black people'). In 1961 Mini was one of the first groups of people to be …

… the South African Coloured People’s Congress (SACPC) in 1961. The SACPC was formed because people considered the …

… June 1950 against the banning of the SACP. On May Day in 1961, the SACP disseminated a pamphlet highlighting the … had ended” and that many SACP leaders “took up new jobs”. [12] Jeremy Cronin was a speaker at the May Day rally, and … ANC needs to put the needs of the working class first. [16]   In the most recent statement issued by the SACP for May …

… Luther King, Jr., on the 50th anniversary of his birth, 16 January 1979 …

… in the then Transvaal province of South Africa. 1961 Desmond Tutu is ordained as a minister in the Anglican … Tutu's speech "Fortieth Anniversary of the Republic?" 1984 16 October, Desmond Tutu is awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in … (as reported by rhodonpublicaffairs.blogspot.com) 2004 12 June, "I wanted to become a doctor, a physician, and I was …

… but their marriage was allegedly an unhappy one.  On 12 October 1679 Van der Stel arrived at the Cape where he … to the Company were compelled to attend until the age of 12. Van der Stel was very involved in the everyday workings …

… Chapters 6, 7, 8 and 9 facing Water, Chapters 10, 11 and 12 at the Lianzhou Festival, China. 2014       Water, … Guardian Weekend Magazine, Tacloban Disaster 09–12     Through Positive Eyes …

… installed as Stellenbosch University's new Chancellor on 12 May 2008. Frederik van Zyl Slabbert, passed away on 14 May …

… Makana (Nxele), drowned. Of the prisoners 14 drowned, 12 were recaptured (including Stuurman), two killed by …

… and placed under 24-hour house arrest, later reduced to 12 hours, and his effectiveness in the trade union movement …

… Africa, and also he has completed a highly successful 12-stop tour of Sweden at the invitation of the Swedish Jazz …

… death he was elected to the SWAPO Central Committee. On 12 September 1989, bullets fired from a passing car struck …

… to Christian usage with a native.” As it was only 12 years after van Riebeeck’s landing at the Cape, marriages …

… and unsuccessfully attempted to complete his Matric (Grade 12) via correspondence through Wolsey Hall, Oxford, due to …

… achievements and dedication to the fight for freedom. [12] In 2015, Caiphus was awarded the Lifetime Achievement … Singer on Manne-Hole Stage. Los Angeles Times, 27 July, p. 16. Goldman, A. 1970. Has Soul Been Sold Out? New York Times, … [Accessed October 26, 2016]. Ingalls, L. 1961. African Musical Sets London Trip. New York Times, 5 …

… in 1948 in Australia. Dr Mabel Palmer died in Durban on 16 November 1958. A women’s residence hall on UKZN’s campus …

… by giving ten thumb impressions. Any male over 16 who failed to produce the certificate on demand by the …