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… David Goldblatt salutes a photographer whose work speaks fluently about people and event (Mail & …

… Congress to be Revived: Leaders’ Co-ordinating Committee’s Work, South African Worker, 4 September 1937 …

… Leaders of South Africa’s major sports federations agree to work towards a blanket moratorium on all contact with …

… Africa illegally on the instruction of the ANC to carry on work outside the country. …

… served with no remission from the State. Following his release from prison, Pillay was banned, in terms of the … Sedick Isaacs , a fellow prisoner on Robben Island says in his book, Surviving in the Apartheid Prison: Robben Island: Flash Backs of an earlier … Pietermaritzburg.|Isaacs, S. (2010).   Surviving in the Apartheid Prison: Robben Island: Flash Backs of an earlier …

… do a BA at the University of Witwatersrand. On attaining his BA with Distinction in 1953, he completed a BA (Hon) in … to practise as an advocate he was forced to move from his hometown of Pretoria, where racist barriers at the Bar … to be hindered by what he would later describe as being an Apartheid imposed ‘badge of inferiority’ [iii] Mahomed forged …

… representative in Lusaka. On that fateful day, Mvemve and his comrade Max Sisulu were sorting out the ANC office's mail … opened 'what looked like a book'. Seconds later it blew his hands and face off. Mvemve died instantly. Sisulu, the … had been one of the many cadres marked for death by the apartheid security forces for his demonstrably effective …

… showed 15 new works, and was making a modest living from his art while living in Gorleston Road, Sea Point. His exhibition record seems erratic, even though he served as … on 19 March 1928. Although critics had judged his work as "very unequal" and lacking in "grip", news reports …

… Transkei National Independence Party from 1963 until his retirement in 1966, Poto stood for the principle of multiracialism as opposed to apartheid. He died in 1974. …

… becoming aware of the contradictions between apartheid and his personal beliefs. …

… January 1879 the Zulu king Cetshwayo addressed 20 000 of his warriors at the great military kraal of Nodwengu: "I am … of no less a person than Paul Kruger of the Transvaal, and his own seasoned colonial officers, the British Commander … Durnford left the camp with a force of men to go to his aid, further depleting the camp, and Colonel Pulleine did …

… . At a young age she decided she wanted to fight against apartheid and the oppression of women, and so joined the … from women from other racial groups. In thanks for all her work, Mkhize received the Bravery Award from the  ANC Women’s …

… titled Muriel at Metropolitan, a semi-autobiographical work. The novel was only published six years later in 1975. In 1979, the novel was banned by the Apartheid government; however, it was published …

… became involved in politics. He was active in the anti-apartheid movement, especially in the Detainees’ Parents’ … The aim of the committee was to support those who the apartheid government had detained without trial. Webster was gunned down outside his house by Ferdi Barnard on instruction of the Civil …

… Czech Republic). At the end of World War II he had to flee his home and settled with his parents first in Bavaria and later in Freiburg im … African poet, who made his mark especially with his anti-Apartheid poetry. During the eighties all his writing in …

… Nelson Mandela was issued with his first South African passport on 19 February 1990, 8 days … he was released from prison. It was this passport (with his second name "Rolihlahla" spelt incorrectly as … Nelson Mandela was issued with his first passport after being released from prison …

… 1950 to Jacob and Julia Myeza in Natal where he also did his early education. Myeza attended part of his senior high school education at Orlando West High School … came in the aftermath of the banning orders issued by the apartheid government to eight SASO leaders. Myeza was elected …

… of SASA must date from 1897, when he was still a student. His then mentor was J.S. Morland, the first SASA President. … report on the exhibition, while full of praise, also noted his student status: "Several works ...by Mr Robert Good-man, … of Mr J.S. Morland, the president of the Society ...The work is, however, obviously that of a conscientious student …

… with no running water or electricity at home. His grandparents, indentured workers, came from India. His parents, born in South Africa, were flower sellers at the … Together with his cousins he had to tend cattle and work on the farm. After the war, he went back to school - it …

… Drum photographer, JÁ¼rgen Schadeberg for contravention of Apartheid laws while on a photo-shoot, only served to swell … her later years, Rathebe occupied herself with community work and development. Motivated by the need to give a helping … which flowered briefly before it was terminated by Apartheid. She contributed hugely to the development of what …

… of Publications Designers Awards in New York 2001 for her work on the Ebola Crisis in Uganda for The New York Times … "Democracy's Images - Photography and Visual Arts After Apartheid" "Kom Blom Met Ons" Gangsterism in Westbury, … Artimediar Gallery, Holland, 1999. "Blank - Architecture, Apartheid and After"- Series : Corrugated Iron in …

… Ivor Montagu, Table Tennis and Apartheid by Stuart Sweeney …

… S. (2020). World-class photography, born under the roof of apartheid , from Maverick Life , 3 February 2020, (online). … e/2020-02-03-world-class-photography-born-under-the-roof-of-apartheid/ . Accessed on 2 March 2020. … World-class photography, born under the roof of apartheid …

… Apartheid in Practise (The Economist Newspaper), 13 April 1957 …

… Although many of Gordimer’s books were banned by the Apartheid regime in South Africa, they were widely read … sketches of former President Nelson Mandela and his co-accused to send overseas in order to publicise the … famous I am prepared to die speech, from the dock, In his autobiography, Mandela wrote of his time in prison: "I …

… he went to live with a white missionary couple to continue his schooling at the All Saints Mission near Engcobo.  Xundu … Department of Native Affairs.  After two years he moved to work at the Post Office where he remained for a year before … Umtata until February 1978, along with Fikile Bam.  After his release he moved to Natal to serve as parish priest of St …

… Dr Paul Bosman is murdered in his home in Shelly Beach, KwaZulu Natal, ten days after his retirement as head of the SA veterina …

… of the Victoria East MK group. In 1963 he was arrested for his involvement in MK activities. Masondo spent 13 years in … Island. Imprisonment did not deter Masondo from pursuing his academic career; he obtained his second honours degree … those suspected of involvement in passing intelligence to apartheid agents. After the unbanning of the liberation …

… was one of South Africa's greatest leaders. In 1952, the Apartheid Government demanded that Luthuli choose between his chieftainship and the ANC. His refusal to leave the ANC resulted in him being deposed as … Trial, ANC leader Chief Albert Luthuli is banished by the Apartheid Government for five years …

… in District Six in 1944.The son of clerk and a midwife. His family moved around several times, living  in places like … settling back in District six. As a result, February did his primary school education at St Andrews primary school in … activities; they sprayed graffiti in protest against the apartheid government. Their activities soon landed February …