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… Oswald Mtshali’s first book of poetry, by Renoster Books, Johannesburg. 1972 Renoster Books publishes Mongane Serote ’s … and two Black-edited newspapers in 1977 1978 PEN, Johannesburg founded to bridge the gap between the Writers …

… of Technology. Exhibition: VUT Exhibition, Museum Africa, Johannesburg 2008. Collection: Vaal University Of Technology. …

… of “planned attacks” in the form of sabotage in Durban, Johannesburg and Port Elizabeth. In Durban Billy Nair, Bruno … and Andrew Masondo were given the task of sabotaging the Johannesburg area. Joe Modise and his unit were to sabotage … burns on the hands and face” . Joe Slovo’s target was the Johannesburg Drill Hall which had housed the preparatory …

… 1925 4 May, Ruth Herloise First  is born in Johannesburg to Julius and Matilda First, Jewish immigrants … First gets a job at the Social Welfare Division of the Johannesburg City Council but does not work there long. She then gets a job at as the Johannesburg editor of The Guardian newspaper. 1949 First …

… Born: Durban, 1972. Resides and works in Johannesburg. Studied at Durban University of Technology …

… in an abandoned warehouse at 57 Jeppe Street in Newtown, Johannesburg. APS is modeled after a women’s communal … that eventually killed him. As a temporary measure the Johannesburg City Council accommodated APS in the basement of … not far from the burnt down studio. Subsequently the Johannesburg Development Agency allocated APS space at the …

… African and Indian soccer clubs are active in Durban and Johannesburg 1882 Natal Football Association (Whites-only) is … from Natal form ‘Old Natalians' at Simmer and Jack Mine, Johannesburg. 1907 The famous English amateur soccer team … Africa and they only play against white sides. 1929 The Johannesburg Bantu Football Association is founded. 1931 …

… History: Book 1: Ancient Civilisations and Global Trade. Johannesburg: STE. Randles, W. G. L. (1975). The Empire of …

… meeting which took place from the 5 - 7th May 2000 in Johannesburg as follows; The ANC is confident that the route … May 2000 at 11h00am at its Head Office, Luthuli House in Johannesburg.A press briefing will follow later. The meeting … Congress Department of Communications  51 Plein Street,  Johannesburg  2000 …

… of the Communist Party before its dissolution is held in Johannesburg. It attacks the African National Congress (ANC) … African National Congress (ANC) in cooperation with the Johannesburg Branch of the Communist Party of South Africa … convene for the Defend Free Speech convention in Johannesburg. May , The left-wing newspaper Guardian is …

… RL. Editor. 1977. The Journals of the Rev TL Hodgson. Johannesburg: Wituatersrand University Press. DACHS, Anthony J. 1975. Papers of John Mackenzie. Johannesburg: Witwatersrand University Press. DANIELL, … During the Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries. Johannesburg: Transvaal Vernacular Architecture Society. …

… in Pietermaritzburg  October 2, A dozen Indian women leave Johannesburg to cross the Free State border A group of … passive resistance campaign, at the Braamfontein Cemetery, Johannesburg.  1915 Yusuf Mohamed Dadoo , six years old, … the newly established Government Indian School in Newtown, Johannesburg. In the afternoon Dadoo attends Madressa. 1917 – …

… Illustration , is held at the Orrco Theatre in Johannesburg . 1962 Jurgen Schadeberg 's exhibition, Places & Faces , opens at the Adler Fielding Gallery, Johannesburg . Sam Haskins book of photographs, Five Girls , … exhibited at the Panorama 50 Restaurant, Carlton Centre, Johannesburg . 1975 Ben Mclennan begins his career in …

… Born: Port Elizabeth, 1975. Resides and works in Johannesburg. Studied photography at the Nelson Mandela …

… The Cape had finished building a railway line to Johannesburg and tried to get as much of the Transvaal’s … affairs. Rhodes planned an uprising of Uitlanders in Johannesburg. The uprising was timed to coincide with an … Jameson waited on the border, but the Uitlander leaders in Johannesburg argued among themselves about the kind of …

… the slave society at the Cape of Good Hope, 1652 to 1658 (Johannesburg: Witwatersrand University Press, 1994)p.78. ↵ …

… 20 February 2007, Tshabalala-Msimang was admitted to the Johannesburg Hospital due to having accumulated an excess of …

… Badsha Peer [R.A.], Durban, 1984; Sunday Times Extra, Johannesburg, September 28, 1986 and February 14, 1988, p 4. … B A Honours thesis, 1985, p 5. 41. Sunday Times Extra, Johannesburg, October 29, 1989, p 2. 42. A Historical Study … G R, 'A Muslim Saint in South Africa' in African Studies, Johannesburg, University of the Witwatersrand [UWITS], …

… A mass meeting of Indians is held at the Empire Theatre, Johannesburg, to decide on action against the Asiatic Law … transfers the freehold titles of certain stands to the Johannesburg Municipal Council on condition that such titles … March, Indians hold a mass meeting at the Gaiety Theatre (Johannesburg), protesting against the discriminatory …

… Unions (CNETU). The police also raided CPSA offices in Johannesburg and Cape Town. During the raid in Johannesburg Danie du Plessis , the CPSA’s District … Courier Mail, 26 February 1946 A few days later the entire Johannesburg District Committee of the CPSA was arrested. …

… of the Progressive Federal Party in the Rand Centre in the Johannesburg CBD. In the late 1960s the gallery expanded its … Corner and another on Hollard Street, close to the then Johannesburg Stock Exchange , Sandton. The new branches catered to Johannesburg’s increasingly decentralised business districts. …

… by a series of bomb blasts against apartheid structures in Johannesburg, Port Elizabeth and Durban. 1962 January, Nelson … of arms is discovered in a township near Springs, East of Johannesburg. Together with the buried arms are bundles of … rocket and grenade attack on Booysens Police Station, Johannesburg. Pamphlets are scattered demanding the release …

… outside parliament about inadequate food supplies. In Johannesburg, women formed the People's Food Council in 1943 … Township challenged an increase in the bus fare into Johannesburg and boycotted the buses until the bus company … in a squatter camp called Blouvlei. Moreover, near Johannesburg, black women applauded and supported James …

… associations and leagues developed in Kimberley, Durban, Johannesburg, and Cape Town, as well as in the elite mission … that electrified crowds of 5 000 to 10 000 people in Johannesburg and Durban . Tours by professional clubs from … (1947) and rising attendance at Black soccer matches in Johannesburg, Durban, and Cape Town in the late 1930s and …

… of Communism Act, a Defend Free Speech Convention held in Johannesburg where Dr James Moroka delivers his first public … of the ANC 1 May, A May Day stay at home is successful in Johannesburg despite being opposed by the nationalist-minded … influence . More than half the African workforce in Johannesburg stays at home. The day ends tragically however, …

… through bomb blasts against government structures in Johannesburg, Port Elizabeth and Durban. For instance in the … of the Bantu Administration Board were also bombed. In Johannesburg, Joe Slovo became instrumental in bombing the Johannesburg Drill Hall. Jack Hodgson , Lionel 'Rusty' …

… Gandhi moved to the Transvaal and set up an office in Johannesburg. He wasted no time in mounting a campaign to … held a meeting on the grounds of the Hamidia Mosque in Johannesburg. A three-legged pot stood in the corner of the …

… on a Diploma in Higher Education. Meets Walter Sisulu in Johannesburg 1943–1947 Tambo taught Mathematics and Physics at St Peter’s Secondary School in Rosettenville, Johannesburg 1944 September, Under the leadership of Anton … Benoni 6 December, Two days before the Bishop of Johannesburg was due to prepare him for ordination as a …

… series documenting informal recyclers in Newtown, Johannesburg. …

… copies of the exhibition were made and showed in Durban, Johannesburg and Cape Town. The Durban exhibition was held at … Moyo and Biddy Partridge at the Ravan Press offices in Johannesburg and proposes the establishment of a … exhibition. • On his return to Durban, from his trip to Johannesburg, Omar Badsha informed Jeeva Rajgopaul and Myron …