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… Lutheran World Federation and studied at the University of Stockholm and Växjö University. Hishongwa wrote Marrying … on their marriage. It depicts the ways that the violence of the apartheid regime manifests as violence within a household, and centralizes the role of SWAPO within the liberation struggle. In 1986, it was …

… dead while trying to escape.The family was only informed of their son's death on 14 October. Lawyers for the family … report concerning the death released by the minister of police on 23 February 1977 said that Mr Tshwane was caught … shot dead by the police.An inquest was held and verdict of 'justifiable homicide'given. In answer to a question put …

… more, let me extend my gratitude to the Wits leadership of the African National Congress Youth League for inviting us. The invitation is even more gratifying, given the main focus of what you have asked us to address ourselves to. When …

… . Miriam wanted to study literature at the University of the Witwatersrand but was not admitted due to the reservation of positions for White students. She later went to study at Pius the XII University (now University of Lesotho). Unfortunately she couldn’t complete her studies …

… as it was an honour for Mope, and an acknowledgement of his contribution to soccer in both the city and the country. The formal announcement of the renaming took place at the stadium on 16 May 2010 … known, and during the early 70s, fans called him "The god of football". Defenders feared him, and goal keepers dreaded …

… Joseph Nkatlo was vice-chairman of the Liberal Party in the Cape, he was a delegate to the December 1960 consultative conference of African leaders in Johannesburg. A clerk by occupation, he was briefly a member of the  Communist Party of South Africa  (CPSA) before 1950 …

… company in Durban, but left during the workers’ strikes of 1976. Sangweni no lives in the Empangeni district where he works as a sculptor of figures and animals in wood. He is particularly concerned with the depiction of Zulu cultural history, of myths and folklore. He has …

… Arndt set about informing the government on the importance of pre-school education. She served as honorary secretary, … chairperson, president and honorary life president of the Nursery School Association of South Africa (later renamed the Southern African …

… Gail Johnson is the foster mother of Nkosi Johnson , who died of AIDS in 2001 at the age of 12. Nkosi first came into the limelight in 1997 Gail …

… himself facing an angry television audience at a recording of The Big Debate, the popular TV show that no longer airs. … for him. At issue was participation in and ownership of the economy by black South Africans. Members of the audience wanted to know "why the African National Congress (ANC) compromised so much (on nationalisation) …

… (1844-1893), a former teacher at the Cape Town School of Art in the 1870s. He brought a number of tese with him, for five of them, along with fourteen Cape scenes, were shown at the …

… wood carving there from Sister Pauline CR. On completion of his course, he remained at the College teaching Zulu until … In 1933, Mancoba enrolled as a student at the University of Fort Hare. During this time, he served as the chairperson of the Literary and Debating Societies there. In 1936, he was …

… High School, Harare. In 1981 to 1985 he studied a Bachelor of Pharmacy II - IV but developed an interest in photography … pharmacy. After winning the "Nikon Press Photograph of the Year" for an image used in a student newspaper, he … Sunday Times and others. He was the managing director of the Market Theatre Photography Workshop for a short while, …

… to Martie and Jan Hendrik du Plessis. He was the eldest of three children and grew up in Boksburg. Du Plessis … his B.Sc. degree in 1960 at Potchefstroom University of Higher Christian Education and in 1961 also completed his … foray into the political arena. He was elected as Chairman of the Students’ Representative Council, which enabled him to …

… Peake was a founding member and national Chairperson of the  South African Coloured People's Organisation  (SACPO) … He was born in the Cape in 1922. He finished 10 years of schooling and became apprenticed as a bricklayer. After … in the navy in  World War II , he became an active member of the Building Workers' Union. SACPO was founded in 1953, …

… 1929 he went to England and attended the Bolt Court School of Process Engravings and returned to SA in 1930 and received … Anti-tank Regiment and was captured later that year south of El-Alamein. He was part of a team of SA artists responsible for the art work in …

… A comparison of prison experiences and conditions of Mahatma Gandhi and … country, if not in the world, founding the Natal Indian Congress in 1894. The African People's Organisation (APO) was … and John Dube, first President of the African National Congress, were neighbours in Inanda, and each influenced the …

… Lord William Palmer, the second Earl of Selborne was born in 1859. He studied history at the University of Oxford. He was Under-Secretary for the Colonies from 1895 to 1900, when he was appointed First Lord of the Admiralty. He came to South Africa to succeed Lord …

… first ambassador to the United States and the League of Nations. Eric Louw was born in 1890. When the  National …  formed its first government in 1948 he became Minister of Economic Affairs. He was appointed to the finance portfolio in 1955, became Minister of Foreign Affairs two years later, and represented South …

… as a Physical Science teacher at Springfield College of Education, Durban. He taught Science in schools in KZN, … township in South Africa. Rajgopaul was also a member of Afrapix.  He contributed to the Staffrider exhibitions of 1983, 1984, and 1985 and to the book exhibition Nicht Wird …

… On the 5th of October 1976 Mr Jacob Mashabane, aged 22, a University of Zululand student was reported to have died in detention at … disappeared from his home on 1st October.They were unaware of his death.The Johannesburg mortuary alleged that he had …

… and sent five paintings to the SASA Annual Exhibition. One of them was Marjorie aged Four Years(1918), a portrait of her daughter. In 1922, Kay sent a further work to Cape … Reynolds asserts that Kay had kept her membership of SASA over many years. She also relates how Kay decided to …

… at the Swedish Lutheran mission trade school. At the age of twenty-five while an instructor at the Edendale Vocational … After leaving the hospital he served with the Department of Information until 1972. In 1992 and 2008 Zondi suffered … David Koloane). 1976 France (group). 1977 National Gallery of Rhodesia, Salisbury(SAArt). 1978 Residence of the French …

… blossoming career coincided with South Africa on the verge of international isolation due to apartheid laws in sports. … In that year he was named the South African Cricketer of the Year. Richards stunned the cricket fraternity in … he scored 1538 runs, which sets a new record for the state of Sheffield. Richards played in four tests before South …

… with a union which was concerned with the interests of female cleaning staff. She found out that many were … harassed in their jobs and had no legal rights. Membership of the union grew to 3 000 and conditions were improved. In … Komape attended a workshop organised by the  Federation of Transvaal Women  (FEDTRAW) where she objected to the …

… 1932 he earned a bachelor's degree at the University of Cape Town ,where he fell in with swtudent radicals who … in his absence and factions developed over the question of whether white leadersship was necessary to promote black … Gordon went to port Elizabeth where he launched a range of new unions among cement,soft drinks,food and …

… to Britain where he earned degrees from the universities of London and Sussex.He joined the Britain Liberal Party's … in 1968. In 1969 Hain helped to introduce the tactics of direct action to the sports boycott movement.Between 1969-1970 he was the head of the Stop the Seventy Tour campaign,he led bold,disruptive …

… Design from Natal Technical college and is a graduate of the Michaelis School of Fine Art at the University of Cape Town. She lived in Johannesburg and worked as the …

… the east rand. When his mother became too ill to take care of him, she gave him up for adoption. He was adopted by … in Johannesburg refused to admit him as a pupil because of his HIV status. The incident also marked the beginning of his HIV/AIDS activism. He lived an active life and took …

… Kwena Matlala, born in 1920, was the first daughter of Chief Sekgwari Matlala and Mme Makwena Matlala . She married Nelson Ngakana Moabelo, the ntona of Madietane village, who was related to the royal family, and after his death, she became the ntona of Madietane. She was originally a resident at Matlala's …