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… Thamsanqa Culture is a Weapon of Struggle …

… The department of native refugee camps …

… "The Nature of the Struggle Today." …

… 100 Years of Struggle for Freedom …

… Key Members of United Democratic Front …

… Colonial History and Development of Johannesburg …

… Statement of thanks by Albertina Sisulu …

… National Union of Textile Workers (NUTW) …

… A History of Umteteli Wabantu - 1920-1956 …

… Glossary: Kingdoms of southern Africa - Mapungubwe …

… at St Ansgars Institution, Roodepoort, in the then Union of South Africa from 1942 to 1943, and Pax College, in … in Johannesburg. Dingake joined the  African National Congress  (ANC) in 1952 during the  Defiance Campaign  and … the campaigns of the period – Against Bantu Education,  Congress of the People , We Stand by Our Leaders, the …

… moved to Port Elizabeth where he grew up,at the age of four he attended Paterson High School. He graduated from … and was an organiser with the Teachers’ League and the Congress Movement. An ardent cricket and table tennis player … (NEUM) and also drew closer to the African National Congress (ANC) in exile and later to the South African …

… Cape Town in early 1930s. Mafekeng left school at the age of 15 to support the family.  Her first job was at a “canning … she joined the Paarl branch of the African National Congress (ANC).  She thus became actively involved politics … In 1952 Mafekeng participated in the  African National Congress  (ANC) led  Defiance Campaign  and South African …

… January 8th Statements - Statement of the National Executive Committee on the Occasion of the 109th Anniversary of the African National Congress by Cyril Ramaphosa, 8 January 2021 …

… Former secretary of Natal Indian Youth Congress. Served with five-year banning …

… African National Congress (ANC) President Nelson Mandela accepted an … said he was prepared to meet Roelf Meyer, Minister of Constitutional Development, immediately, to prepare for a … three specific ANC preconditions: the surveillance of migrant worker hostels; a ban on the public display of …

… A member of the Pan African Congress and Poqo . he was executed at Pretoria Central Prison on 30 May 1967 for the murder of Maurice Berger in Paarl, Cape Province (now Western Cape) …

… He was a businessman and he joined the African National Congress (ANC) in 1937. He was chairman of the committee which built the first independent primary …

… the Loram Secondary School.He joined the African National Congress (ANC) as a teenager in 1957,he organized community groups in the KwaMashu area of Durban,then joined an Umkhonto we Sizwe unit in 1962.He … research with Eddie Webster and others for the University of Natal Centre for Applied Social Sciences,and worked …

… in Pietermaritzburg on 18 February 1959.He is the eldest of four children of Alex and Jenny Boraine.His father was the President of the … he became the underground member of the African National Congress (ANC) and in 1978 he was elected the Students' …

… Healdtown, Roma, and Fort Hare, where he was president of the Student Representatives' Council in 1950. Letlaka … Letlaka was a prominent in the early African National Congress Youth League, he later emerged as a leader of the  Pan Africanist Congress  (PAC) in exile but in the 1970s returned to South …

… from prison, Faku was elected as regional organiser of the Eastern Cape  African National Congress  (ANC) and also held an ANC/South African Communist … portfolio. In 1994, Faku was elected chairperson of the Port Elizabeth Transitional Local Council. After South …

… The African National Congress is grateful to Comrade Dr Zweli Mkhize for the immeasurable role he has played as Premier of KwaZulu-Natal since 2009. Comrade Zweli Mkhize, who … his position as Chairperson of the African National Congress in KwaZulu-Natal, a position he had held since 2008. …

… Born 1925. Factory worker. Joined  African National Congress  in 1949 and during the  Defiance Campaign  led a batch of 40 volunteers to defy apartheid regulations, for which he …

… He was born in the Clarkebury district of the Cape and educated at the Clarkebury Training … where he later taught boot making. Dhlwati was a secretary of the  African National Congress  (ANC) in the Western Cape in the mid-1920s. …

… Johannesburg Chamile worked as a labourer. He was a member of the Newclare branch of African National Congress which he joined during the Defiance Campaign. The …

… years old. He had to forgo high school due to a lack of finances. He went to work as his father had passed away by … liberation struggle. Singh joined the Natal Indian Youth Congress (NIYC) and the Natal Indian Congress (NIC) in 1956, then under the progressive leadership …

… Gell was born in Edinburgh, Scotland, in 1917. One of the most respected White champions of the African cause,After graduating from Cambridge … they continually tried to tap his phone.  African National Congress   (ANC) volunteers carried the coffin at his funeral …

… way by being asked to open this exhibition; awhole stream of people have done far more than I have been able to do for … post for a few years because in 1964 I became a member of Harold Wilson's government as Minister of Overseas … although it was Conservative-dominated, with the Christian Democrats and British Tories, Igot through it a motion …

… 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 … the anti-apartheid movement and the African National Congress (ANC) in exile, were extensive. Maggie Smith passed …