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… The Black Sash Volume 18 Number 2 August 1975 …

… The Black Sash Volume 17 Number 2 August 1974 …

… The Black Sash Volume 16 Number 6 August 1973 …

… The Black Sash Volume 16 Number 2 August 1972 …

… The Black Sash Volume 13 Number 2 August 1969 …

… The Black Sash Volume 12 Number 2 August 1968 …

… The Black Sash Volume 10 Number 3 August 1966 …

… The future image of South African black theology …

… Black theological response to racism as a theological problem …

… The state of Black South Africa: a theological perspective …

… Theological dilemmas and options for the Black Church …

… Bantu Welfare Trust, regional visits by President of Black Sash. … The Black Sash National Headquarters Annual Report 1976 to 1977 …

… List of South African Artists in Exile …

… The Black Sash National Headquarters Report given at National … The Black Sash National Headquarters Report to National …

… Minutes of the Black Sash National Conference held at Durban on 12 to 15 … Minutes of the Black Sash National Conference held at Durban …

… Dr Arthur David (Kin) Bensusan was born in Johannesburg, Transvaal (now Gauteng) in 1921. The son of a physician, he schooled at St John's … of Physicians and Surgeons of South Africa, (now the SA College of Medicine), and secretary of the South African …

… Police arrest 2,300 people in the Black township of Sebokeng in what is believed to be the biggest raid against Blacks …

… The Gemini succeeds in its search for the black box of the Helderberg in the sea near Mauritius, nearly a year after it crashed …

… The Role of the Black Sash (Port Elizabeth Branch) in the Walmer Removals and Pebco Detentions - Paper Presented … 12 March 1980 discussing Forced Removals, Port Elizabeth Black Civic Organisation (Pebco), housing, demonstrations, … The Role of the Black Sash (Port Elizabeth Branch) in the Walmer Removals and …

… African art historian, author and researcher, was born in 1929. She enrolled at the University of Witswatersrand in 1946 and completed a degree in Visual Arts and an honours degree in Psychology. Upon …

… Martha Helena Cillié was born on 22 April 1866 in Wellington (SA). She was the daughter of Charl Daniel Cillié and his … an illustrious family. Her father, one of the ten children in the family, became the first rector of the University of …

… Ciskei becomes the fourth Black homeland to be granted independence. The National … Ciskei becomes the fourth Black homeland to be granted independence …

… Clarence van Riet Lowe was born on 4 November 1894 in Aliwal North, Eastern Cape. A civil engineer by profession, Clarence was in charge of construction of over a hundred bridges in South Africa. It was during the construction of the … archaeologist and civil engineer who built 109 bridges in SA, is born in Aliwal North, CC. …

… government committed serious atrocities against the Black majority. A number of brutal measures were adopted by … deal with political activists and other "offenders." Cases in point include the ruthless handling of the Sharpeville … (ANC), Pan-Africanist Congress (PAC) and the Black Consciousness Movement (BCM), in particular, was ruthlessly …

… of South African History. These key turning points in South African history are a depiction of the conflict between the Government and the Black/ African population of the country, where the … of the Bantu Education Act in 1953. The rise of the Black Consciousness Movement (BCM) and the formation of South …

… mandatory economic sanctions and the oil embargo against SA prepared by the African National Congress of South Africa for an international Conference held in Paris on September 12-13, 1980. Note the document is … Mandatory economic sanctions and the oil embargo against SA at International Conference …

… Notice of a prayer meeting. Yellow poster with black lettering. Prayer Meeting on 21st April 1990 at Jona … Department of Health and Education : SA Catho …

… Botha appointed Rajbansi and Hendrickse to the Cabinet in September 1984 as Chairmen of the Ministers' Councils, but … of the school must not be prejudiced, when considering a Black pupil; that preference at all times must be given to … out of the race classification handbook’. When 300 black pupils applied for acceptance at Indian schools in …

… Potchefstroom Theological Seminary of the Reformed Church in SA, is born in Rustenburg, …

… Dmitri Tsafendas (81), murderer of SA Prime Minister H.F. Verwoerd in 1966, dies in the Sterkfontein psychiatric hospital on th …