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… where he obtained BA Ed (Mus), BMus (Hons) cum laude and an MMus in Composition at the university of Pretoria. Van … at the school. He is also conductor of both the orchestra and Dixie Band. His compositions and arrangements have been performed internationally in …

… coup in Equatorial Guinea.He denied any involvement and claimed to have been unaware what the money would be used … Africans. This excuse was rejected by the court and he was found guilty and sentenced to a five years suspended sentence and fined … Tempest M. and Jeffrey S. (2004). Mark Thatcher denies coup charges …

… starred in a few British films before he left for New York and Broadway and later Hollywood. After several supporting roles, Hayward … He starred in films such as The man in the iron mask and The Son of Monte Cristo. Sadly, his career started to …

… while there that he did extensive research on yellow fever and other viral diseases. He headed the research team that … Theiler retired from the Rockefeller foundation in 1964 and joined Yale University in New Haven, Connecticut, as professor of epidemiology and microbiology. Theiler died in 1972. He had married …

… Well known television actor and longtime diabetes sufferer Maxwell Mlilo died on 22 June … in many local productions like the soapie Generations, and local dramas like Tsha Tsha and Home Affairs. Just before his death, Mlilo was well known …

… the Northern Transvaal (now Limpopo Province). The founder and first president of the National Federated Chamber of … Maponya is also a trustee of the Urban Foundation and the SA Foundation. Maponya studied teaching, but worked … parlour, bus services, motor dealerships, a BMW franchise and petrol stations. His biggest project to date is the joint …

… Abyssinian fortress of Dessie, located between Addis Ababa and Amba Alagi, was captured by General Alan Cunningham's … of the World War II . The War broke out in September 1939 and South Africa joined in support of Britain. The decision … led to divisions between English speaking South Africans and the Afrikaner. Led by J. C. Smuts , the South African …

… tracks to help another driver whose car had caught fire and Pryce himself. The marshal’s body was torn in half when it was hit by Pryce’s car and Pryce was hit in the head by the fire extinguisher that … Pryce was partially decapitated by his helmet strap and died instantly. Pryce is the only Welsh driver to have …

… Religious leaders were among the foremost and vocal opponents of the Apartheid regime. Acting out of conscience and under the banner of religion, however, did not shield … after defying a banning order, was sentenced to a three and half year's prison sentence, with two and half years …

… every 20 minutes, failing to keep his goods in a vehicle and for trading in a restricted area in Rosebank. Although he … charges, the young man was only found guilty on 12 counts and not guilty on 17. Too many wayward laws were passed in … including Group Areas Act, Immorality Act, Pass Laws and many others. Under the provisions of the Group Areas Act, …

… the Seventh Frontier War (1846-47) Sandile was defeated and his territory was put under British command and called British Kaffraria. His dissatisfaction with the … to the Eighth Frontier War (1850-53). Sandile was deposed and a White man, Charles Brownlee, was appointed in his place …

… based on non-cooperation, against certain specified unjust and racially discriminatory laws of the Union Government, … 1, 1952". Organisations like the Congress of Democrats and the South African Indian Congress (SAIC) joined the … people were imprisoned for refusing to obey apartheid laws and the campaign attracted thousands of people to political …

… Hendrik Hanekom and his wife Mathilda were pioneers of Afrikaans professional … Town. Throughout his career, Hanekom promoted folk theatre and met a real need among Afrikaans theatregoers. His … his guidance include James Norval, Siegfried Mynhardt and Berdine Grunewald. In 1945, the Medal of Honour for Drama …

… then western Transvaal. She moved to Amsterdam in 1966, and lived there until her death in 2007. Her poetry was … Afrikaans, although she translated some of her own work - and those of other Afrikaans poets - into English. Her work was also translated into German, French, Italian and Hebrew. Works (collections of her poetry): Belydenis in …

… African Indian Congress (SAIC) Executive met in Cape Town and pledged full support to the Passive Resistance launched by the Passive Resistance Councils (PRC) of Natal and the Transvaal. SAIC also decided to send a delegation to … Nations. Ashwin Choudree, delegate of the PRC's of Natal and Transvaal, had already arrived in New York to enlist …

… the latter had stolen their cattle, burned their kraals and driven their wives and children to Vryheid as punishment for assisting a British … take back his cattle. The chief then set about doing this, and a bloodbath ensued in which 56 Boers were killed, three …

… article on the star regarding 530 school pupils, students and teachers were held under the security laws, a handwritten … this week prompted renewed protest against Bantu Education and sparked unrest on the reef and Pretoria and protest against. …

… enforced to control the movement of women residing and working in towns in large numbers. The Campaign gained momentum and spread to other areas in Bloemfontein. 34 women were arrested and convicted for not having passes. The direct result of … Walker, C. (1982)  Women and Resistance in South Africa , London: Onyx, pp 27-31. …

… St Leger as editor. It sold for the cheap price of a penny and has been in continuous daily production ever since. The … the law of libel. The Cape Times, covering South African and world news, sport and lifestyle,has withstood the test of time and has a daily …

… Makapan (Makapane) massacred 23 Voortrekkers, men, women, and children, who were on a hunting expedition under Hermanus … commando was led by Commandant-General Piet Potgieter and M.W. Pretorius. The body of Piet Potgieter, who lost his … siege, the Ndebele tribe was wiped out by hunger, thirst and bullets. Paul Kruger slipped into the cave under cover of …

… White background with black and red lettering. Green centre with image of man with gun under helmet and red lettering - art and militarism. Organised by Gardens Youth Congress. …

… White poster. Title in red letters outlined in black. Black and white image of P W Botha wearing a tie with a hangman's noose on it. Black and white image of army tank and soldier with gas mask. Recruitment poster for Projects. …

… Black and white poster. Quote from Desmond Tutu. Artwork of black man and white woman holding hands above their heads in a chain of people. Related poster 139. Issued by the Youth and Education Department, Oxfam, Oxford, United Kingdom. …

… Yellow, red, black and white poster. Notice of a NUMSA ten year rally on 24th … NUMSA logo. Short history of NUMSA events of the seventies and eighties. Black and white photographs of people protesting. …

… The Act was to provide for the prevention and settlement of native labour disputes and for the regulation of conditions of employment of … natives; to amend the Industrial Conciliation Act, 1937, and to provide for other incidental matters …

… Black and white poster. Notice of a Seminar on creative writing at the National Museum, Gaborone, on Saturday 14th and Sunday 15th November. Artwork of a table with a candle and papers with a hand writing. A MEDU Art Ensemble poster. …

… which the United Democratic Front salutes courage bravery and determination of the victims of apartheid and those still struggling for a democratic, non-racial and unitary South Africa. …

… Students' Representative Council, calling for a boycott and stayaway by parents and workers from the 13-15 September 1976 in sympathy with … killed or detained by the police. Issued in English, Zulu and Sotho. …

… in Durban, July 1991. Examines the State strategy, unity and diversity in the ruling class, conditions for violence and its forms, strengths and weaknesses of the state. …

… a letter to encourage non violent action towards peace and justice in South Africa, also to encourage others to report on injustices wherever they are and to put interested people in touch with groups and resources on non-violence. …