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… approach to decoration, but each retained individuality of form. Mbatha often chose the bowl form to decorate with … acquired off that exhibition for the permanent collection of that Gallery. He is represented in art museum collections …

… Robert Cedric Wilcox - a member of the NEUM/Unity Movement (Non-European Unity Movement), APDUSA (the African People’s Democratic Union of Southern Africa), political prisoner, incarcerated for … 1933-1967.” Unpublished Master’s Thesis, University of Cape Town. Nikani, L., (2009) My Life under White …

… Ntloko) was born in 1901 in Hlobo, Transkei , the eldest of seven children. Her childhood centred mainly on the many tasks demanded of a young girl growing up in rural South Africa. Tamana and … Ramakaba Lesiea” in Representation and Reality: Portraits of Women’s Lives in the Western Cape, 1948-1976. Cape Town: …

… in colour, with figurative decoration. Animated figures of men, animals and mythical creatures leap off the surface of his pots. He exhibited at the Durban Art Gallery (DAG) on …

… in Greytown, Natal. After Manyoni completed three years of study at Rorke\'s Drift in 1963 he was employed at … training centre in Mbabane, Swaziland. He was also Curator of the Pandora Gallery, Mbabane at this time. Since 1979 he …

… Johannesburg, South Africa. He was the second born child of Neels and Hettie Els. At school Els was very sporty but … he won the Junior World Championship in the Boys category of 13-14 years at San Diego, California, United States. The …

… the UN(P) obtaining a BA (FA). He has served on a number of important committees and in 1983 was instrumental in … disadvantaged communities. He has participated in a number of group exhibitions in SA and abroad and he has held solo …

… accompanied Pass Laws . In 1981 she was elected a member of the Provincial Council for the Progressive Federal Party . … was arrested for the first time. In 1985, during the State of Emergency , she was picked up once again in an … September1985, her house was tear-gassed and in November of the same year her car was burned right outside her house. …

… in the past few years, are first and foremost achievements of the people of South Africa as a whole. As individuals we have been … reconstruction and development. As the African National Congress and its allies, we were bequeathed by history with …

… only because the Natives comprised more than four-fifths of the whole population, not as in the Thesis of the Majority Group, even because they form almost the … was included in the programme of the Comintern at the and Congress, to support the colonial bourgeois against …

… Director of the Programme, Vice Chancellor and Principal of the Fort Hare University, Dr Mvuyo Tom, ANC Officials and … living standards will be raised. As the African National Congress we are proud of the fact that our early founding …

… as well as his elderly parents and three siblings, all of whom he supported financially. According to his father, … by buying food, providing school fees for the children of the family, including fees for his sister at Fort Hare …

… State. He had worked for Lonmin for a year and was one of the leaders of the strike. On 16 August 2012 Andries died at scene 1 …

… Deputy President Comrade Nelson Mandela,  Members of the National Executive Committee,  Regional Convenors and members of the Regional Leadership,  Commanders and members of our … Seen against a history of peaceful forms of struggle which Congress had espoused and practised since its formation in …

… English. He said that some people wondered at the reason of the conference. A Cape Town paper had stated that to all … points and then it would be for them to say whether the congress was necessary or not. He put Education in the forefront of his programme. It was a perennial question and would …

… for Unity in the working class and for the establishment of a broad "People's Front" to stop fascism and war, proclaimed by the Seventh Congress of the Communist International as a panacea for all ills in …

… moved with his family to Kuruman which is to the north of the Vaal River and settled among the Batswana people. … went to other regions as far as the Ndebele Kingdom, part of modern-day Zimbabwe. Some of his experiences in the region were reported to the Royal …

… was born in Kunewalde on 30 September 1709 as the son of a peasant family. He was converted to Christianity at the age of 16. In 1726, Schmidt set off on foot for Herrnhut in … criticism from some clergymen in the Netherlands who were of the opinion that only Reformed ministers could baptize. …

… prosecutor in a hostage smile and I in the borrowed robes of my grandmother’s wisdom corn she said cannot expect … in support of the policies of the banned African National Congress . Even within the shadow of the gallows - we all … than the Secretary General of the African National Congress. Walter was calm and masterly, absolutely …

… and welcome to Podrights, or this week Vodrights, a series of podcasts from the Australian Human Rights Commission. I'm … first woman to start a law practice in her home province of Natal in South Africa in 1967. She acted as a defence … so it was not only people ”‘ women in the African National Congress but women from Afrikaans churches and so on, and we …

… banning order expired in September 1975 and thirteen years of silence was broken. She was in a sense pulled back from … reception fell into disarray, the rank and file ran ahead of the 'leadership', someone swooped up Winnie and paraded … It is no small gesture for members of the American Congress to respond so magnificently and a personal letter …

… killed at scene 2 after he was shot twice in the back. One of the bullets travelled downwards, which means he was either … still haven’t recovered from the shock. After hearing of his death they were inconsolable. They talk about the days …

… in 1973. His wife was detained during the same period of his detention, but was later released without charge. … the Terrorism Act in January 1973. He was found guilty of conspiring with the ANC to instigate violent revolution in …

… He was born at Inanda, KwaZulu-Natal. He is a sculptor of figures and he works in wood. He attended school at the … He is represented in the Durban Art Gallery and University of Fort Hare collections and in private collections in SA. …

… a generation August 15 1977 was the final occasion I had of speaking to Steve Biko. He was on the phone from his home … just family matters. No sooner had I hung up than a group of security policemen barged into my office at the law firm … of the liberation organisations – ANC, Pan Africanist Congress, Unity Movement. Many of them were recently released …

… Minister described and analysed the political dispensation of the day in an exemplary fashion. It was his first public … leader of a political party ever to have been beaten at a congress. That is actually something to go down in history. … here tonight. My dear young friends, you came to hold a congress, to reflect, to enjoy being together. Let me pay you …

… The Segregated City, 1910-1948 The Apartheid City A decade of Turbulence, 1976-86 Ructions within Afrikaner Politics … town. The Farmers’ Union chairman AZ McComb, after their congress in the Pig and Whistle Hotel on 8 August 1948 … the university became a centre of organisation for Congress as well as other activists. The layout and …

… in trying to make the woman who had accused Jacob Zuma of raping her drop the case. In a lengthy statement he offered his version of events, saying he had in fact been concerned about Khwezi, … about the underground operations in the African National Congress and the involvement in the liberation struggle in …

… at Botshabelo Training Institute. In I960, with the help of the Reverend Henneck Seloane, Rakgoathe was able to attend … an MA degree in African Studies at the University of California, Los Angeles, USA. On his return to South … Rakgoathe took up a post at the Bophuthatswana College of Education. He left there in 1986 and returned to live in …

… and other chiefs in the rebellion against the imposition of the Poll Tax by the colonial government. During the … his body was unable to adapt to the changed circumstances of prison and he died in June 1906 in the Inkandla jail. …