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… 'Boesak Challenges the government on Treason' from The Star, 28 February (Available at National Library of South …

… was in custody. Before his arrest, Nchabeleng received a letter bomb containing his son's school results. He refused to open the letter and directed his son Maurice to return it to the … the principal was aware that the envelope had contained a letter bomb. After he escaped this bomb trap he was arrested …

… Letter of complaint about prison regulations, censorship of … Officer of Robben Island Prison. Included is a covering letter from Alfred Nzo, Secretary General of the ANC. …

… former Archbishop of Cape Town, and struggle veteran Denis Goldberg have also come out in support. Further details …

… by Dr Y M Dadoo published in "The Guardian" on May 22, 1952, protesting against first bannings under Suppression of …

… fulfilled, the despondency following disappointment, the letter counting, letter - and visit-treasuring, are expressed in the following … I am struggling to suppress my emotions as I write this letter. I have received only one letter since you were …

… Party. Issue covers an SACP delegation to Scandanavia, a letter sent to comrade Meir Vilner, General Secretary of the Communist Party in Israel on his birthday, a letter sent to the Saudi Arabian authorities regarding the …

… 20 , First conference of the Society of Young Africa 1952 January , Exclusive-minded Africans organize Bureau of African Nationalism January 21 , Letter from the ANC to Prime Minister Malan threatening a … and warning by Prime Minister Malan February 11 , Second letter from the ANC to Malan stating intention to launch …

… Letter from Jack Simons to the Chief Magistrate of Cape Town … daughter and to communicate with his sister-in-law. Return letter from the Chief Magistrate to Jack Simons granting …

… international news agencies and purchasing the Washington Star newspaper. Vorster also misappropriated funds by …

… the incumbent government of the time. References:  The Star, 6 September, 1960, ‘Treason Trial Accused missing’. …

… to unite in action, and launched a defiance campaign in 1952. The campaign commenced on 6 April 1952, the 300th … Prime Hendrik Verwoerd's attention to the resolution. In a letter to the Prime Minister, Mandela referred to the rising … too were disappointed. According to an editorial in the Star, 'The Nationalist government is chasing a train that has …

… of the great comet of 1882; by 1927, “nearly one million star positions had been published”; in 1972, three telescopes …

… October 1999. Front page of Drum magazine dated August 1952. Reliving the 50's and 60's from Drum magazine's …

… TOWN AGREEMENT (BACK TO TOP) ELECTION MANIFESTOES Open Letter to the Indian Community (Anti-Segregation Council) …

… broadest collective of colleagues has fuelled the bright star of your leadership and the reach of your influence. From … of the 1950s and 1960s – the Defiance Campaign Trial of 1952, in which we were convicted and sentenced to nine months … time get some insight into what you at times endured. In a letter to Winnie, whose torture and detention you were …

… prisoner on Robben Island, shone on our firmament as our star of hope. And so these and other since, the kings and … one after the other, each to take his or her place as a star in the African sky. Among them are our own, whose names … journey. We have you, Madiba, as our nearest and brightest star to guide us on our way. We will not get lost. …

… Congress and in 1949 he became its president until 1952. …

… have been studied so widely as Mariama Bâ’s So Long a Letter. Born in Senegal in 1929, Mariama Bâ was an icon of … novels achieved almost instant recognition and So Long a Letter, published in 1981, was awarded the prestigious Noma … channeled into the writing of her first novel. So Long a Letter (1981), written in the form of a long letter addressed …

… VOICES FROM THE GHETTO Kwa Mashu Speaking, PROFILE Star Cafe: Modikwe Dikobe, NGWANA WA AZANIA A film concept by …

… was born in Dakar, West of Senegal. He was a member of Star Band, Senegal’s most famous band. He left the band to …

… of the African National Congress (ANC) from 1949 to 1952, was born in Thaba Nchu, Orange Free State. He was a …

… This Act became the target of the Defiance Campaign of 1952. Commenced: 18 June 1951. It was revalidated on 2 March … Commenced: 6 July 1951. Natives Laws Amendment Act of 1952 This Act effected amendments to section 10 of the Group … Passes and Co-ordination of Documents) Act, Act No 67 of 1952 A further measure by government to curb labour mobility …

… The JCC started to inform African ratepayers in April of 1952 (Ibid., 122). After the Nationalist rise to power in … side and JCC and African organisations on the other. In 1952, the Government established a temporary Resettlement … Campaign” against six of the apartheid laws in June of 1952.1 Volunteers, inspired by Gandhi’s methods of passive …

… Africa. Cecil Skotnes began working at the centre from 1952, and his input during his teaching career there was very … (Berman 1983: 338). The art centre only existed between 1952 and 1975. Thereafter the program shifted to the Jubilee …

… against the Apartheid government. For instance, in 1952 the TLSA worked closely with the Anti-CAD Movement, the … Dr Edgar Maurice became principal of Harold Cressy High in 1952 and served as vice-president of the TLSA in the …

… 1952 The African National Congress’ (ANC) Defiance Campaign …

… the forerunner of the Congress Alliance which launched the 1952 Defiance of Unjust Laws Campaign in which Africans, …