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… Sheng-Yen a Ch'en Master: "Be soft in your practice. Think of the method as a fine silvery stream, not a raging … the cracks, the crevices. Just follow it. Never let it out of your sight. It will take you there. " Exhibitions Month Of Photography 2002 Fragments of Travel - a photographic …

… Raymond Suttner is Emeritus Professor at the University of South Africa as well as Honorary Professor at the University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg. He was a political … 1975 and 1983. He was detained without trial under state of emergency between 1986 to 1988. He was restricted in 1988 …

… the Orange Free State. With Clements Kadalie, he was one of the first Africans prosecuted under the Native Administration Act of 1927, which made it an offense to promote "hostility" between the races. During the disintegration of the ICU in the late 1920s, he led a secession by branches …

… Basil February was born in District Six in 1944.The son of clerk and a midwife. His family moved around several … wanted to study law, however, when the then Minister of Education Balthazaar Johannes Voster refused his … he had no option but to enrol at the University of Cape Town Medical schoolin 1961. At university, February …

… in establishing the Ohlange school , which all of his children attended. The school started from first year … unknown, but image from The First President: A Life of John L. Dube, Founding President of the ANC by Heather Hughes She later attended Marian Hill … ws/ancs-founding-presidents-daughter-gogo-lulu-had-a-wealth-of-knowledge-20160602| …

… back in Johannesburg. In 1948 he was a founder member of the Brush and Chisel Club and was also active in the … life, landscape and especially the urban landscape. A few of his non-South African works reveal a nostalgia for his … a flirtation with a modernist style vaguely reminiscent of Marc Chagall. His preference for figuration would account …

… in more than 140 stage plays, musicals, 42 films, dozens of TV shows and thousands of radio and TV commercials. On television, he appeared on … on Saturday Night at the Palace. He was the lead singer of the band Vinnie and the Viscounts, but began performing … artsmart.co.za, DEATH OF BILL FLYNN, 2007-07-11. | news24.com, \'Bill was …

… 28 July 1902. He trained in Musicology at the University of Amsterdam and on completion of his studies became a lecturer at the Watergraafsmeerse Schoolvereniging in the east of Amsterdam. One of his responsibilities was to conduct a … ' Jan Bouws ' from Stellenbosch Writers: Alphebetical List of Authors [online]. Available at  …

… I am old now, I still keep myself busy. Some friends of mine, and my minister, they were on the Winterveld … Mabopane. It is a very poor area, and the people need lots of things there. So the Winterveld committee tries to help … time when we were still very small, when we started the Congress, when Bantu Education was first introduced, we …

… (later Fort Hare), and was installed as paramount chief of western Pondoland in 1918. He was progressive as a chief, … Council. From 1937 until 1951 he was a nominated member of the NRC, representing the Transkei . As leader of the official opposition to chief  Kaiser Matanzima's …

…  restricted to Johannesburg. In 1973 he joined the staff of the Christian Institute and two years later became the editor of its monthly magazine,He was the editor of the Christian Institute journal, Pro Veritate. He was   …

… Transvaal Archives Depot. In 1957 she was appointed head of the new Liaison Department, and was involved with … After a period in England, Davies was appointed as head of the Cape Archives Depot and stayed in this position until … first woman to be an archivist and the first female head of an archives depot, as until this point women had only been …

… Botha, Johannes Steyn and Laurence Wasserman for killing of Blessing Mabaso, Brian Memela, Luvuyo Mgobozi and Mbongeni … on the N2 highway in Durban. The applicants were members of the South African Security Police and the deceased were allegedly trained members of Umhkonto We Sizwe (MK). The applicants said the police had …

… by Evangelos A. Mantzaris INTRODUCTION On the second day of January 1920, seventy labourers of the Denver Engineering … chosen arbitrarily, but because the Industrial National Congress (later to be known as the Employers-Employees Congress) was taking place there. The hall was packed with …

… forming the Garment Worker’s Union (GWU) with the help of Emil Solomon Sachs . Johanna quickly got involved in the … years. Many workers also got involved in the organisation of the Union. In 1933 Johanna spent a month in the Soviet … (three spies) which dealt with the plight and struggle of women working in factories. In February 1936 Johanna and …

… him as an immigrant and taught him the technical basics of photography while employing him as an assistant. Berry … his own studio, but became bored with the restrictions of studio portraiture. Berry decided to make his living as a … Gander, he developed his knowledge and understanding of South African politics and covered the Treason Trial for …

… Came to active politics in 1937 during the mass removal of the people from the African township of Korsten and one of Korsten's leaders since then. …

… School; he had to leave school in Standard 9 due to lack of finances. He is largely self-taught as an artist. He … houses. He moved to Durban in 1982 where he met a number of Durban artists.  In 1993/4 he attended a printmaking … workshop at the NSA Gallery. He has exhibited on a number of group exhibtions between 1984 and 1992, including the …

… Germany, 1864. He lived in SA from 1889; date and place of death not known. Information on Oscar Hollander, who … studied for a time under the latter. It is from this phase of his work that the example exhibited here dates. Hollander … irascible art critic Bernard Lewis commended his treatment of the skies of the Karoo, and his handling of its rocks and …

… at Peninsula Technikon, which he completed in 2001. Part of the course was a section on photojournalism. Extra lessons … in photography included a short course in the theory of black and white photography at the Cape Technikon and … been doing as a journalist and writer," says Kamaldien of his progression to photography. While he continues to …

… in Oudtshoon,Heidelberg,then Cape Town. He was chairman of the Coloured Advisory Council, set up in 1943, and was … He was a founding member in 1944 and longtime president of the Coloured Peoples National Union, an organisation that … Coloured People's Organisation  (SACPO)as a mouthpiece of Coloured opinion. Golding took a lead in challenging the …

… Born in New Zealand on the 2nd of June, 1949. At the age of seven, Michael entered the Society of Sacred Mission and then dropped his first name “Allan” to …

… Mariannhill, Natal from 1951-52. Selhorst made a number of study tours to Europe, living there from 1971-1980 and … from 1949 in South Africa and Italy and held a number of one-person exhibitions, here and abroad. She undertook a number of public commissions in stained glass and mosaic for …

… 1932 in Tafelkop, Groblersdal district. He was the son of Malua Matsepe, senior police sergeant and the grandson of Chief Bloeu of the Kopa tribe. Although Matsepe came from a non-Christian …

… first as a gardener and then as a cook. In 1970 a friend of Zungu's showed his work to his employer Mary Clarke, who brought it to the attention of Jo Thorpe at the African Art Centre, Durban where his work … sponsored by Totem-Meneghelli Gallery and the SA Institute of Race Relations). 1985: Africana Museum in Progress, …

… as a mining and property magnate as a clerk in the firm of Schiffman and Company in Pretoria, and quickly rose to a managerial position. However, with the discovery of gold in the nearby Witwatersrand, he and his elder bother, … served on various executive boards, including the Chamber of Mines and the Rand Water Board. For his pioneering role in …

… C. M Kobus was the African attorney and founding member of the  Non-European Unity Movement  (NEUM). Holder of a B.A. degree, he taught for some years in the Cape before … in 1954. In the mid-1950s he served as national secretary of the  All African Convention  (AAC). …

… He also supported extended family members, including three of his brother’s and three of his sister’s children. According to his customary law … after his death, “I heard that it’s a practice on the part of the mine to agree to take family members in place of an …

… under George Boys who introduced him to the techniques of batik and mono printing. Around 1970 Hlatywayo travelled … National Gallery in Salisbury, now the National Gallery of Zimbabwe, Harare. He returned to Johannesburg periodically … (Eighth Annual Art Exhibition). Collections: Museum of Modern Art, New York, USA; National Gallery of Zimbabwe, …

… He was educated at Fort Hare and the University of Cape Town (UCT) and was active in the political movement … since his student days. Moosa was an executive member of the Franchise Action Council (FAC) and vice-president of the Cape Indian Assembly. …