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… Students Liberal Association  on 21 February 1951, the “Colonial Youth Day Rally” Resha also claimed that:,   The …

… his business dealings, as well as in politics. After the Colonial Born and Settlers Indian Association (CBSIA) was …

… and his mother was the first African woman to teach in colonial Zambia. Initially, the young Kaunda followed in his …

… for her invaluable contribution. In August 2006, on Women’s Day , she was recognised by then-President Thabo Mbeki as one of the leading women veterans of the struggle. She received similar praise …

… returned to Zambia where she worked on the ‘ Voice of Women ’ a publication of the ANC that was compiled and …  Thirty charges were instituted against these three women. These charges were withdrawn at a formal disciplinary …

… the British government at the time was against further colonial expansion to the north of South Africa, Rhodes was … Like so many documents signed by Africans during the colonial period, the Rudd Concession was however not what it … in Matabeleland. It gave the company full imperial and colonial powers as it was allowed to create a police force, …

… in the Hurutshe reserve against the extension of passes to women,he advanced rapidly from minor hereditary chief to …

… of the Cape and Wynberg. In 1982 she joined the United Women's Organisation and the Koeberg Alert campaign and …

… rather than to marry, and immediately began a career in women’s education. This was in line with her feminist … between Mr Gandhi and her many political connections. Women had a highly restricted role in Victorian society, … the Sun . Vlaeberg: Fernwood Press, 1999.|Susan K Martin: Women and Empire, Primary Sources on Gender and …

… the family.This did not stop her from being active in the women’s’ organisation, Black Sash . She marched, in Pretoria, with Helen Joseph and other white women, who joined the march against the pass laws . She was …

… of the Afro-Asian Solidarity Movement and the Pan-African Women's Organisation (PAWO). She also assisted in identifying … Besides her work as the national Treasurer of the ANC Women’s League , Adelaide also occupied herself with …

… called Cala in the Eastern Cape. The wall murals Xhosa women painted captivated Sihlali, who tried to imitate the … but was chastised for engaging in what was considered a women’s job. He resorted to copying newspaper cartoons onto … S. (1988) the Neglected Tradition: Towards a New History of South African Art (1930-1988) , Johannesburg Art …

… time, she was an active member of the Zenzele movement, a women’s self-help movement, of which she was recording … successful community farming project and has organised the women of her village into a successful craft and beadwork …

… pieces of work is the figure of a woman used in the Women’s Monument near Bloemfontein. He collaborated on this …

… there is a heritage of beer-pottery and beadwork made by women. Exhibitions: 1970: DAM (Sculpture and Ceramics from …

… helped to establish the New Era Fellowship (NEF), an anti-colonial and leftist debating society. The NEF was the … of the organisations as “the biggest conference in the history of the Coloured sector of the oppressed.” The major … social analysis. If Gramsci’s Notes on Italian History sought to describe a ‘passive revolution’ of …

… Eshowe. He was born in 1826, a very troubled period in the history of the Zulu kingdom. At time of his birth,  Shaka … The rule of succession is that the heir is born of the women whom the King makes his chief wife. Cetshwayo was …

… studied at UN(P) and obtained a BA(FA). He lectured in Art History at UN(P) in 1982. From 1983 he was a lecturer at the …

… Court in Adderley Street into the South African Cultural History Museum in the early 1960s. …

… Du Toit, a prolific author, wrote the first Afrikaans history book and as an Afrikaner nationalist he became one of …

… would go to jail whilst doing it. "(Modisane, Blame Me on History ) Modisane started working at Vanguard bookshop, … Africa for England. There in 1963 he published Blame Me on History . The book is similar to Can Themba's short story … Blame Me on History (I) (1963). Literary Sampler [Online]. Available at: …

… in 1975. Roome then became a lecturer in painting and history of art at Rhodes University. Currently he teaches …

… the CPSA. She was a member of Federation of South African Women (FSAW) and the Western Cape’s representative to its …

… has written a paper on the photographic representation of women in the print media. She holds a National Higher Diploma …

… to become a permanent teacher. (At the time, married women were not usually permitted to hold permanent positions … Scanlon, H. 2007. “Representation and reality: Portraits of Women’s Lives in the Western Cape 1948-1976”. HSRC Press: …

… it was stated, there was agitation against passbooks for women, the cost of rents for accommodation, laws affecting …

… of her energies in the service of the National Council of Women (NCW)’s African Affairs committee and the  Black Sash. … Scanlon, (2007), Representations and Reality; Portraits of Women’s Lives in the Western Cape 1948-1976, (Cape Town, …

… particularly concerned with the depiction of Zulu cultural history, of myths and folklore. He has participated in …

… a suburb 11km from the city centre of the coastal, colonial city of Durban. Wentworth was a converted World War …