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… in South Africa, taking on high profile cases under the Apartheid regime. When the African National Congress (ANC) … when in reality, she acted as an informant for the apartheid government. In 1991, she resigned from the South … but in 2003, Bulelani Ngcuka was accused of acting as an apartheid spy under the alias of Agent RS452. It soon emerged …

… numerous group shows and has a number of solo exhibitions. His work is represented in public and private collections in SA …

… and the main theatre of the War in Europe. Prior to his departure to war in 1917, he showed six works on that … exhibiting with SASA on only four occasions, but also sent his work to exhibitions in Durban and Port Elizabeth. He held …

… of former president Nelson Mandela . At the time of his arrest, Sithole was in a relationship with Zindzi … her son, who was less than a year old at the time of his death. He was found hanging by a belt and shoelaces from a water pipe in the shower. His death was ruled a suicide. Sithole was just one of the …

… Winnie Madikizela-Mandela who in 1977 was banned by the apartheid government to Brandfort in the Orange Free State … Prime Minister of South Africa P.W. Botha in relation to his early conditional release . Zindzi served as deputy … in South Africa. One of the tweets she posted read, “Dear Apartheid Apologists, your time is over. You will not rule …

… born in 1874 in Riebeeck West in the Cape. He completed his doctorate of divinity at the University of Utrecht in … was ordained as a minister of the Dutch Reformed Church. His strong Afrikaner nationalism led him into the arena of … earlier. Notably those that had espoused institutionalised apartheid, or separate development. Malan was dour and …

… in Lebanon to Tripoli’s historic Al Sa'eh Library. The apartheid era – from the middle of the 20th century – had its … the fate of banned books returned from branch libraries to his Central Library: We will have a big bonfire and burn … banned books. Books on communism and those that criticised apartheid dogma were targeted. In 1954 banned titles included …

… other women for promoting the ANC (which was banned by the apartheid government at the time) by distributing leaflets … the first White women activists to be jailed for opposing apartheid. Hall was also fined for ‘insulting’ apartheid … (now Mpumalanga Province ). Hall continued with her work as an ANC activist, working with women in rural areas.   …

… 1920. He completed eight years of formal school and in his late teens went to work as a miner on the Reef. After several years, he was … jailed for participation in the 1952 Defiance Campaign . His wife Maggie Resha , a nurse, also went to prison as a … the book, Forgotten People - Political Banishment under Apartheid by Professor S. Badat| Gerhart, G.M. and Karis, T. …

… United Nations. We recall the pain caused by the legion of apartheid legislation that stripped away the dignity of … had to travel long distances for many hours to and from work each day. Pre-dating apartheid, the colonial era Land … President Thabo Mbeki described that society as follows in his 2004 inauguration speech: ”It was a place in which to be …

… Thandray took it upon himself to develop the awareness of his students about conditions in South Africa. Her father … meetings. She also became very involved in Congress work and was meeting people like  Lillian Ngoyi  and  Helen … Indians, like Amina, were opposed to this new form of apartheid and Anti-SAIC committees were formed to fight the …

… was born on 3 February 1927 in Tulbagh, in the Cape. His father was a Glasgow trained physician with strong interests in psychiatry. His mother was the daughter of an Edinburgh professor of … Léger would prove to be important and influence his work at a later stage. Moving to the Ecole de Paris, France …

… in Joniskis, Lithuania. Sources differ as to the date of his birth – some give it as 1892, others as 1896. As a child, his parents moved to South Africa, but let him study in … but returned to Europe to study in Munich and then to work in Paris and London. In 1915 he settled in South Africa. …

… of Natal. Until her father's death in 1883, she acted as his assistant, helping in the publication of his Digest of Zulu Affairs and in his efforts to protect the … Life in South Africa to her. She continued her missionary work until her death at Sweetwaters, Natal, in 1932. Her …

… borrowing a friend's camera as a teenager.  He started work as a freelance photographer in 1975 to supplement his income as a bible salesman. Jason's photography career … Sunday Times, City Press  and  Tribute Magazine . Some of his photographs have also appeared in international …

… Loots, also known as James Stuart, is most noted for his role in exposing brutality at African National Congress … Valley region of the Eastern Cape on 19 July 1936. [iv] His family roots in that region are tied to the expulsion of … of forced removals, when the area was absorbed into an Apartheid era Bantustan, namely the Ciskei. [xii] Hermanus …

… tour in the United Kingdom (UK) was disrupted by an anti-Apartheid demonstration. The team was made up entirely of … Left. The front-page article of the New Statesman read “Apartheid is not a game,” declaring that the tour should not … Nonviolent Action Database, ‘British citizens protest apartheid South African sports tours (Stop the Seventy Tour), …

… of the Dutch Reformed Church (DRC) in Oudshoorn. During his time there he played rugby for South Western Districts … M.A in Philosophy and PhD at the University of Cape Town. His doctoral thesis was titled ‘Kuper’s philosophy on … Kerk (NGK, or Dutch Reformed Church) renounced apartheid, Treurnicht was one of the organisers of protest …

… Mobilise the world for sanctions against apartheid! We owe the United Nations Special Committee … international community thanks to the highly commendable work being done, Mr. Chairman, by the Committee over which … Ismat Kittani, the President of the General Assembly, on his election and on the successful manner in which he has …

… became local chairman of the party. Turning to trade union work, he led a successful strike of Port Elizabeth dock … and King William's Town. Until banning orders forced his resignation in 1953, he served as secretary of the … A lay preacher in the Bantu Methodist Church, in which his brother Ben was a minister, he was a popular figure whose …

… free-lance artist in Pomeroy. He uses indigenous woods for his sculpture and also produces graphic work.  Exhibitions: 1968: DAM (Art and Craft from Rorke's …

… . The young Pukwana grew up studying the piano at his home and went on to play with the Broadway yanks and … later the Four Yanks. In a turn of events that would alter his music career, Pukwana met tenor saxophonist Nikele … often thwarted by the security police under the apartheid regime. The political turmoil in the country led to …

… He attended Cape Town's Trafalgar High School where his opposition to white racism was formed by his teachers who encouraged political debate on the … Reginald (Reg) September, prominent trade unionist and anti-apartheid activist, is born …

… Eight American and British officers land from a submarine on an …

… Morobe and Vusi Khanyile end their 37-day sit-in at the American Consulate-General in Johannesburg …

… William Rowntree is nominated as the new American ambassador to South Africa to replace J.C. …

… An American Lear jet, on its way to Johannesburg for repair, is …

… Nine French soldiers and an American aid consultant are killed in bombing attacks in …

… Nine French soldiers and an American aid consultant are killed in bombing attacks in …

… American troops are pulled out of Somalia following a series …