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… being ignored by the mainstream media. I soon moved to Johannesburg and joined the Afrapix collective and agency. …

… I was born on the 11th of September 1965. I grew up in Johannesburg in an Afrikaans family. I went to the University …

… at the World Trade Centre in Kempton Park, east of Johannesburg, Gauteng Province, and the Convention for a …

… the same time, Mmusi Maimane’s 2011 campaign for Mayor of Johannesburg furthered the DA’s popularity in that … for mayor, went on to lead the Official Opposition of the Johannesburg City Council until 2014. The 2014 general … entering into alliances with other parties in Tshwane , Johannesburg, and Nelson Mandela Bay. While a conflict with …

… 2003/2004, (South African Institute of Race Relations Johannesburg, 2004, p.3  Table estimating the South African … 2003/2004, (South African Institute of Race Relations Johannesburg, 2004, p. 3  Between 1996 and 2003, the …

… [xii] An official state funeral is held for Loots at the Johannesburg City Hall on 3 February 2016. [xiii] A funeral service is held at the St Mungos United Church in Johannesburg on 6 February President Jacob Zuma delivers the …

… for Hector Peterson at Avalon Cemetery in Soweto, South of Johannesburg. The construction of the tombstone was carried … , a photographer at the time for The World newspaper in Johannesburg, became an iconic image of that fateful day, was …

… No. 1, 19-38. ↵ [iii]Serino, K. 2015. Gentrification in Johannesburg isn’t good news for everyone. Aljazeera America, … //america.aljazeera.com/multimedia/2015/3/Gentrification-in-Johannesburg.html. ↵ [iv]Surplus People Project (South … 1985.The surplus people: forced removals in South Africa. Johannesburg : Ravan Press. ↵ [ix]Mabin, A. 1992. …

… Barend Erasmus , a noted trade unionist, worked for the Johannesburg Municipal Transport Service (JMTS). While at the JMTS, he became involved with the affairs of the Johannesburg Municipal Transport Workers' Union and was … trade unions. Passionate about sport, Erasmus founded the Johannesburg Municipal Sports Club. He was a member of South …

… at the CPSA’s annual conference, the party tasked its Johannesburg District Committee with helping the mineworkers … JB Marks . The Committee set up offices in Kruis Street in Johannesburg, and appointed a secretary, A Msitshana. It … Measure, and in May 1945 2000 delegates gathered at the Johannesburg Trades Hall. There were a series of strikes over …

… population dramatically increases and towns such as Johannesburg grow with the mass influx of European and Asian … in the Transvaal Republic - the majority of whom settle in Johannesburg  and Pretoria . 1898 August 8, Indians lose a …

… Marks  and Issy Wolfson from the CPSA’s head office in Johannesburg. By 1939 the Durban District Committee had a … attend a National Conference against Fascism to be held in Johannesburg.   The workers at the Durban Clothing Factory, …

… influx of families into the towns’, said the manager of Johannesburg’s Native Affairs Department. ‘ The kraal native … of tribal life. Some of these live in locations but in Johannesburg they live scattered through the poorer parts of … itself a ‘whites only’ area, according to the Act. Johannesburg, for example, asked to be proclaimed a white …

… far-right and fascist groups" after a bomb explodes in a Johannesburg bus and taxi terminal, wounding more than 25 … deployed in three densely populated townships southeast of Johannesburg after fighting between members of the IFP and … 6 December, Marches are staged by the ANC in Pretoria, Johannesburg and Bloemfontein in the framework of the …

… of the PAC, including Robert Sobukwe, are being held in Johannesburg and are to be charged with sedition. 23 March, … jointly led by the ANC and SACP. Bram Fischer is appointed Johannesburg Bar Council chairman. FIFA suspends the Football … 2 March , Bishop Ambrose Reeves, Anglican Bishop of Johannesburg, resigns after being deported from South Africa …

… 1899 Herman Tobiansky purchases land from the Johannesburg Municipality to develop as a residential area. …

… the heart of Braamfontein, The Wits Art Museum is one of Johannesburg’s foremost tourist attractions. The museum is …

… people are killed in a stampede at Ellis Park stadium, Johannesburg, at a football match between South Africa's two … when he missed his scheduled flight at an Airport in Johannesburg on the evening of 31 May 2002 16 June, The … Summit on Sustainable Development is successfully held in Johannesburg, Gauteng Province. It focuses the world's …

… 1946 Govan Mbeki supports the Mineworkers’ Strike in Johannesburg by collecting cash for victims injured after a … the process. This forces his father, Govan to migrate to Johannesburg in search of work opportunities in order to … England. 1961 Thabo Mbeki meets Nelson Mandela in Mayfair, Johannesburg. Mandela briefs Thabo about his imminent …

… the central committee of the SACP national conference in Johannesburg. 16 December, Zindziswa was born to Nelson and … in chief. MK made its first appearance with explosions in Johannesburg, Port Elizabeth and Durban on government offices … restricted her movements to the magisterial district of Johannesburg; prohibited her from entering any educational …

… the South African Institute for Race Relations (SAIRR) in Johannesburg.  SAIRR arranged for Robert Mclaren (also knowns … Fuchs, Anne. Playing the Market: The Market Theatre, Johannesburg. Pp,26. 2002 Rodopi.|Fuchs, Anne & Davis, …

… within : an anthology of poetry / 7 South African poets. - Johannesburg : Writers Forum, 1986. -- 68p. : ill. ; 21cm. -- … / translated and edited by Liz Gunner and Mafika Gwala. - Johannesburg : Witwatersrand University Press, 1994. -- 237p. … Pascal, 1946-2014 Jol'iinkomo / Mafika Pascal Gwala. - Johannesburg : Ad Donker, 1977. -- 72p. ; 21cm. -- Debut …

… Volume 37: 351-370, 1996. Couzens, Tim. Murder at Morija . Johannesburg, Random House, 2003. Da Costa, Yusuf and Achmat … Phoenix, 1996. Delius, Peter. The Land Belongs to Us . Johannesburg, Ravan, 1983. Etherington, Norman. The … Oral Historical Narrative in a South African Chiefdom . Johannesburg, Witwatersrand University Press, 1993. Jensma, …

… South Africa. It started doing business in a tent in Johannesburg, then known as Ferreira's Camp, in 1886, when it … on the Witwatersrand gold fields. The second branch in Johannesburg was opened in Eloff Street on 1 November 1901. In 1959 it moved its head office from Pretoria to Johannesburg and in 1970 it took ownership of a prestigious …

… 1932.Upon completing his high school studies he left for Johannesburg. In Johannesburg he got a job in a hotel where he worked as a … Sun. The group exhibited annually at Joubert Park in the Johannesburg inner city. One of his biggest exhibitions was …

… ISSA together with Iranti-Org, held a national dialogue in Johannesburg with the aim of breaking the silence around the …

… Van der Westhuizen, was promoted to SADF commander of the Johannesburg area, and later to Chief of Staff of the SADF’s …

… the country soliciting the support of African leaders in Johannesburg, Kimberly, Bloemfontein and the Eastern Cape for …

… Africa. 9 March, Percy Qoboza , editor of Sunday Post in Johannesburg, launches a campaign for the release of Nelson … rocket and grenade attack on Booysens Police Station, Johannesburg. Pamphlets are scattered demanding the release … SASOL I fuel plant complex at Sasolburg, located south of Johannesburg, is attacked. On the same night SASOL II at …

… Press, 1990). Barrell, H., MK. The ANC's Armed Struggle (Johannesburg: Penguin, 1990) Baskin, J., Striking Back. A History of Cosatu (Johannesburg: Ravan Press, 1991) Benson, M., A Far Cry. The … (University of Witwatersrand), Negotiations Package (n.p. [Johannesburg]: Centre for Policy Studies [University of …