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… A stay-away by Black workers in the industrial areas of the Witwatersrand and the Vaal Triangle is called by Black unions and civic groups in protest over increases in … Call for a stay-away in Black townships …

… - 00:54 - Personal details 00:54 - 01:19 - Early interest in art and needlework 01:19 - 01:47 - Lack of opportunities for aspirant black artists 01:47 - 01:96 - Interest rekindled while … because this is more profitable 19:04 - 21:70 - Art in black schools 21:70 - 22:82 - Black children generally …

… would become a hugely popular sport among White people in South Africa. The match took place in Green Point, Cape … of the sport grew, the Rugby Union Board was formed. After SA was banned from international sporting arena, it meant … helped to further spread the popularity of the sport in Black communities. SA now has a number of local rugby …

… Strinivasa "Strini" Moodley was born on 29 October 1946 in Durban, Natal (now KwaZulu-Natal). He was the eldest child … the whole scenario touched them by writing a satire titled Black on White. Its success led to it being performed in … places around Natal and eventually drew pioneers of Black Consciousness like Steve Biko . Biko and Moodley subsequently …

… Magubane was born on 26 August 1930 on a farm near Colenso in Natal (now kwaZulu-Natal). He was the son of labour … in South Africa (1979), which despite being banned in SA, was an important source of knowledge and inspiration for … United States, he never missed an opportunity to raise the consciousness of the American people and the world at large …

… the famous George Morland (1763 - 1804). He came to SA with much experience of art societies, and this was to … was also the first President of the Liverpool Sketch Club. In 1880 he achieved the distinction of having one of his pictures hung "on the line" at the RA in London. In 1888 he came to SA to give painting instruction …

… Tito Zungu was born in 1946 in Mapumulo district, Natal. Zungu received no formal … first commercially marketed. Exhibitions: 1971: DAM (Art SA Today). 1973: DAM (Art SA Today). 1975: DAM (Art SA …

…   Mandla Nkosi was born on 13 June 1962 in Pimville, Soweto, the third child of Joyce Nkosi. In 1981 … 1988. The two major ones were ‘Historical perspectives of Black art in South Africa’ and ‘Eleven contemporary Black … Bearden with whose social themes of realism and ethnic consciousness in Harlem, USA, he identified. He portrayed the …

… Ismail Mohamed is appointed as the first Black judge of SA. …

… approval to send troops to Europe, contrary to his promise in 1939 that SA troops would only fight in Africa. The Sixth South African Armoured Division, the … Liebenberg, B.J. & Spies, S.B. (eds) (1993). South Africa in the 20th Century, Pretoria: Van Schaik Academic, p. …

… My family, father, mother, sister and myself lived in two rooms in an extended courtyard of separate rooms … both of us traveling to the Cape where marriages between black and whites were still officially recognised, that is … Transvaal Indian Congress and attended conferences of the SA Indian Congress... At the time the Indian community was …

… Maize price rise, hits SA Blacks 1975 - 1982 …

… She was born in Scotland. She obtained a BA(FA) (1971) from the Glasgow … School of Art and a MA(FA) from UN. She has lectured in 3D Design, Fashion, Fibre Art and Weaving, Drawing and … Art Studio in Durban.  She has held 9 solo exhibitions in SA and has participated in many group exhibitions in SA and …

… Leo Francois Rbc was born in Chemnitz, Germany, 1870. Francois, a long serving President of the NSA, was a protagonist with SASA in his quest to unite the various art societies in SA into a single academy. His efforts were untiring but they …

… Guilty secret in SA …

… Thozamile Richard  (Thozi) Gqweta was born in Peelton near King Williamstown 1952.The son of a railway … job that opened his eyes to the poverty and insecurity of black urban workers.He was asked by the Black Allied Worker's … to orgnize East London.In 1979 Gqweta broke with the black consciousness-oriented BAWU and formed SAAWU . As a results …

… In the early 1960s the Apartheid government moved swiftly to dislodge numerous Black communities on the Transvaal Highveld occupying land in … outside the Scheduled Areas or the reserves set aside for Black rural communities, Swartrand survived throughout the …

… year and sent to Robben Island prison. While Masinga was in prison he was recruited by Mosiuoa Patrick Lekota and the late Muntu Myeza as a member of the Black Consciousness Movement (BCM). A year later, in 1978, he …

… From the book:  Black ViewPoint by Ndebele, Ndamse, Buthelezi, Khoapa Njabulo … There are three kinds of socially significant groups in South Africa. There is the ethnic group, the racial group … The peasants on the white farms have almost no political consciousness. Their day is rigidly scheduled according to …

… Captain Lancelot Andrew Elsworth Ariba was born in Alexandria, Egypt in 1891. He served in World War I with distinction and late … in Durban, which in the 1930 was the tallest building in SA. In Cape Town he was a well known personality in the …

… Crisis in Education - A Black Mans View …

… Legislated oppression: Black housing in Natal …

… Freedom in bondage: Black feminist hermeneutics …

… List of SA magazines …

… Hamba Kahle, SA’s favourite …

… Collection of essays on subjects such as Black theology, Black Consciousness, Missionaries, Black education … Essays on Black theology …

… He was born in Durban. He is a major SA sculptor who studied at the UN(P) obtaining a BA (FA). He has served on a number of important committees and in 1983 was instrumental in establishing the Community Arts …

… Makhaya Ntini becomes the first Black SA cricket player to play in a five-day test.   He takes 2 wickets in Cape Town. …

… Mike Xego started his political career in youth politics. He was a member of the Student Christian Movement(SCM) in 1974, before joining the Black Consciousness Movement in 1975. Xego played a important role …