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… at grade six due to financial constraints.  At the age of seven, Lehupela had already acquitted himself with making … group in Thaba' Nchu as having influenced his career. Most of his sculpture was about people he mingled with everyday. … Rankin, E. (1989). Images of wood aspects of the history of sculpture in the 20 th …

… art at various schools, including Appelsbosch College of Education and Ogwini Comprehensive High School. In 1989 … Officer, Durban Art Gallery, she has curated a number of exhibitions ; she has exhibited her sculpture and prints …

… Richard Spoor, announced a state autopsy showed the cause of death to be a brain haemorrhage, the result of a blow to his head. The inquest commenced on 2 December … A Crime Against Humanity: analysing the repression of the apartheid state , Johannesburg: Human Rights Committee …

… , is the first black South African to win the Press Photo of the Year Award. Albert Newall re-establishes his … , Jim Bailey , the owner of Drum , was afraid of state action against the magazine and had Berry’s photographs flown … Weinberg works in production for the Interchurch Media Programme, helped IMP together with others to establish …

… whilst serving in the defence force. After two years of national service he enrolled for a degree in architecture at the University of Port Elizabeth. A week before commencing with this course … been running over the past 14 years and is the organiser of the Picture Essay Documentary Award in South Africa. He …

… He attended Shingwedzi High School, and at the age of 17 he joined the ANC underground. Chabane was also a member of the  Azanian Student Organisation (Azaso) . He registered … and was sentenced to six years imprisonment on charges of terrorism. He was imprisoned at the same time as  Tokyo …

… his young daughter, sister, niece and four nephews, all of whom he supported financially. According to his sister, … died and how he died. After seeing the video footage of how the police killed the workers, I stopped watching …

… is an attempt to work out what seems to me to be some of the implications of the concept "Black Power". It covers a vide range of … of external forces, rather than as independent centres of action.  In addition, they often distrust their neighbours. …

… Cape. He began working for Lonmin in 2009 and was a leader of the strike. On 16 August 2012 Mambush was killed at scene … very least three times since his death. I was in a state of shock and was stressed. There is no one to look after us …

… He was born in the royal family and later became the Chief of the Batlokwa people. His father was Mantatisi, who was … in 1823. In the early 1830s Sekonyela became the Chief of Batlokwa people and settled along the Caledon River. … Joyce, P. (1999).  A Concise Dictionary of South African Biography , Cape Town: Francolin, pp. 233 - …

… S.J. du Toit invited Nesser to join the editorial team of “Ons Klyntji” and “Die Patriot” in 1899. Unfortunately … Afrikaans language movement grew he realised that his type of story and verse, which were comic and sentimental were …

… knows about apartheid. They know that it was a system of racial discrimination that segregated the people of South Africa based on their skin color and treated them … reasons but because he liked to distance himself from the action and analyze things rationally. “I’d like to have the …

… British victory in the South African War , the Union of South Africa was forged in 1910 under the British … British colonies. For the most part during the development of this Union, the government was in the hands of the pro … Pressure applied by South Africa forced Botswana to take action – or at least to be seen to be taking action – against …

… training before was deployed to  South African Congress of Trade Union  (SACTU) underground machinery in Botswana. … in a fierce pre dawn cross border attack by the members of the  South African Defence Force  ( SADF) in 1985. He was …

… At the Pan Africanist Congress's inaugural conference of April 1959, he was elected secretary for foreign affairs. … Island . He has since been restricted to his home area of Herschel in the Cape. …

… position as assistant in speech training at the University of Cape Town (UCT), which she accepted. She soon found … many performances. In 1946 she was promoted to head of the Speech and Drama Department at UCT, where she …

… Progress, Johannesburg (Tributaries). Market Gallery (Out of Africa). 1986: WITS (two-person exhibition with Dr Jim … Western Cape. WITS (Standard Bank Foundation Collection of African. Art). 1987: Goodman Gallery (solo). Basel, …

… birth, the family was forced to leave the country because of the civil war. Since then her family has moved to … in documentary photography since her third year of study. It has always been important to her to involve her …

… 2. He was shot 3 times by the police – twice in the back of his head and in his buttock. He left behind his wife, two … responsibilities and listened to their employees. None of this would have happened - I blame them" …

… The great majority of the South African Indians are descendants of the Indian labourers, who were indentured by the … own dear country, we fully endorse their right to take the action they have in appealing to the Government of India …

… Hiabisa mission station and embarked on a life-long career of producing religious sculptures for missions in Natal. Unlike Gcwensa, who because of ill-health worked solely in wood, Xulu produced sculpture … D (1993), Bernard Gcwensa and Ruben Xulu Christian Artists of Natal, (Pretoria) …

… and then returned to Randjesfontein and became principal of the Masekela school there. He remained there for five … he came into contact with Dr C.P. Anning, Medical Officer of Health, who\' encouraged him to train as a health …

… 1949.  The Cape Doctor, as he was popularly known, was one of South Africa’s most celebrated alto saxophonist, composer, … the early 1970s, Jansen shot to fame as an original member of the Pacific Express band and later toured the United State …

… and became the first woman news editor in Africa of the Sunday Times in Johannesburg in the 60s when the press … example. A highly political person and an outspoken critic of apartheid and the apartheid government, she was detained …

… have just ended the tenth and final chapter, is the climax of our story. 1 It provides us with a kind of promontory from which we can now, in this conclusion, look … which had been intended as the opening phase of direct action and a people’s war against the state. Having abandoned …

… have just ended the tenth and final chapter, is the climax of our story. Footnote It provides us with a kind of promontory from which we can now, in this conclusion, look … which had been intended as the opening phase of direct action and a people's war against the state. Having abandoned …

… Anton Muziwakhe Lembede 1. A. M. LEMBEDE, "The Importance of Agriculture," Iso Lomuzi,Vol. IV, no. 1 (October 1934), … is prevalent among my fellow-students and other people of underestimating the value of agriculture. Agriculture is … we understand such manifestations of feeling, thought and action in regard to God as are held to conduce to the welfare …

… Leoni has co- produced one 24 minute documentary, Village of the Spirits, for SABC2 (2001), a 52 minute film on the … managed accounts totalling USD 1 million, including some of the top Fortune 500 companies. Her ability to manage and …

… vendors and she is currently the International Coordinator of an alliance of street vendors, Street Net. …

… in the Western Cape. He graduated from the University of Cape Town with a B.Sc in Engineering in 1958. From … in 1970. He wrote a historical novel called Ama, a Story of the Atlantic Slave Trade, which won him the Commonwealth …