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… and bordering the Transvaal, was ceded to the BSAC by the Colonial Office, arguably to protect the railway running … [Accessed 23 June 2014]|Blake, R. A. (1977) A History of Rhodesia . London: Eyre Methuen.|Longford, E. …

… Sir Seretse Khama Day. Below is Seretse Khama’s view on history, quoted from a speech at the University of Botswana, … were made to believe that we had no past to speak of, no history to boast of. The past, so far as we were concerned, … retrieve what we can of our past. We should write our own history books to prove that we did have a past, and that it …

… Art Now', Michael Stevenson, CT, 2006 "Second To None: Women - South African Icons", Iziko South African National … South African Association of Arts, CT, 1994  'Women on Men:Men on Woman', Seeff Trust Gallery, CT, 1994 …

… . She was a staunch supporter of the organisation of women and their equal role in the liberation struggle; and in August 1956 she participated in a march of 20,000 women in Pretoria to protest the pass laws. She also became a …

… life afforded to middle-class White South African women, settling for a life of leisure and privilege while … After spending some time in the prison cells, the women were finally released after paying a R400 fine. Walt …

… Higher Diploma in Education from UDW. He was a lecturer in History of Art, specialising in Indian Art, at UDW, before …

… the pulpit to take a job as the editor of the Afrikaans women's magazine Sarie , and in 1991, he was appointed editor …

… in the Transvaal (now Gauteng). For the first time in history, two African students, one being Tambo, passed the JC … person in charge of the university kitchen assaulted Black women working there. An enquiry into the issue exonerated the … addressed meetings in Copenhagen and Aarhus outlining the history of South Africa and called for trade unions to help …

… the second Earl of Selborne was born in 1859. He studied history at the University of Oxford. He was Under-Secretary …

… the University of Pretoria, obtaining a BA (FA). He taught history of art at Potchefstroom University then from 1975 he …

… subverts problematic knowledge claims of “third world” women. Following university Eleanor will be pursuing a career … area of focus is gender, particularly violence against women which she has dedicated her undergraduate dissertation … with Africa as my regional concentration, at Sciences Po in Paris next year. In my free time I enjoy rowing, …

… Eastern Cape, South Africa. From the traditional history of succession, King Faku was not originally born from … of Mpondoland. 1824 and 1828. Journal of Zululand History, (2021). Pp. 1-29 Stapleton. Timothy J. Him who …

… one of the most controversial figures in South African history, dies …

… but quickly realised that his real interest lay in natural history so returned to Pietermaritzburg in 1895 where he was … whom he had two sons and who became an active supporter of women's rights and of various charitable organisations in …

… hails Liberian President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf for making history by becoming Africa's first elected woman president in … said Sirleaf's election signalled a "new dawn for African women". Sirleaf, a 67-year old Harvard-educated technocrat, …

… hard labour. In 1956, Fatima participated in the historic  Women’s March  to the  Union Buildings  on August 9th. She …

… a small workshop and began, with the help of neighbourhood women, to card, spin, dye and weave. On 27 September 2005, …

… of the JSC in 1916, and worked with Amshewitz. Like other women members of emergent art societies, she engaged herself …

… African Customary Law, sociology, gender studies, history, International Law and Politics. He has written …

… between 1972 and 1976 he studied philosophy and art history at UNISA and gained a BA degree. In 1972 and 1973 he …

… Jeremy Martens (The Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History, 2016, Vol. 44, No. 4) …

… Africa Exhibition: African Photography 1840 – 1998. 1998/9 History Dept, University Of The Western Cape, Practical photographic component of the Visual History course presented by Drs. Patricia Hayes and Gary … Cape Town Artist, Hamilton Budaza. 2004  Contact Sheets: History and UWC, An Exhibition In Progress. Curated by Dr. …

… growth, development and enlightenment of many Black women and men of South Africa in the early 1950s and 1960s, … by missionaries. Well-known leaders in South African history such as Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela , Mangaliso Robert … land were now given by magistrates in the service of the Colonial government. Paramount chiefs were no longer in …

… to the executive of the Federation of South African Women (FEDSAW) when it was formed in 1954. She attended the … to protest against the proposal to institute pass laws for women. In 1963, she marched to the Union Buildings again to …

… However, growing up in a traditional home where men and women had strictly defined roles, coupled with her … which she had been subjected to. She began attending women’s workshops and joined the feminist organisation, Rape … G. (2001). Who’s Who in Contemporary Gay and Lesbian History, From World War II to the Present Day. Routledge: …

… she helped in the forming of the Vaal Organisation of Women, and then became secretary of the organisation. Through …

… 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: …

… After the formation of Federation of South African Women (FEDSAW) in 1954, she became its treasurer until her … Scanlon, H. 2007. “Representation and reality: Portraits of Women’s Lives in the Western            Cape 1948-1976”. HSRC …

… Ndebele’s papers focused on an economic interpretation of history and political development in South Africa, but with a … . . . the words we use belong to certain periods of our history. ’ (Gwala 1984)Gwala and other writers of the time … the continent, he calls for a reassessment of the imposed colonial story of South African history: Black living has …

… an ardent exponent of the Comintern's new approach to the 'colonial question': establishing independent, democratic, … as a step towards the overthrow of capitalism in the colonial empires. La Guma adopted this controversial stance …