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… prison. After the arrival of political prisoner from the Black Consciousness Movement , he successfully recruited some …

… attending protest meetings. The violence and anger in both Black people and the South African Defence Force (SADF) …

… through African eyes (1969) My ups and downs: a black Christian in Southern Africa (1976) The Early Church in …

… tale of the endless adversity and struggle of a humble black woman under Apartheid laws - had a major impact, both …

… engaged with the cause of the poor and the lot of black South Africans from the position of a common humanity. …

… of a worker was intrinsically linked to the oppression of black people. Dlamini was an accused in the Treason Trial of …

… the musical production King Kong that sought to promote black jazz musicians and non-racial performances. She was …

… it would take over 40 years for that to be extended to black females in the South).  During the First World War, as … to the cities – and the meshing of cultures (think of black Southern rural folk mixing with immigrants from Europe) … Street Crash of 1929 On October 28th 1929, also known as Black Monday, the Wall Street Crash began. Over the next few …

… spent most of his working hours at the offices of the Black Allied Workers Union (BAWU), where he chaired the …

… wrote his Junior Certificate (JC) examination, alongside Black and White students in the Transvaal (now Gauteng). For … but at the time, no tertiary medical school accepted Black students in that field. He opted to study the sciences … White person in charge of the university kitchen assaulted Black women working there. An enquiry into the issue …

… exhibition on the war against terrorism and subjected to a black “Mr X” giving a very gruesome story-line of ANC and … involved with after seeking out young comrades in the black townships during the 1976 national youth uprisings that … (A, B and C – race-based branches for white, coloured and black). Tariq joined the B branch. In the 1980s Tariq in …

… the grounds that it was calculated merely to ‘dilute’ the black vote in the Cape. Other key figures from the WEL too, …

… ceremony. He was also instrumental in training a number of Black photographers among them Joe Gqabi .  Gqabi was …

… Education Act and the suggested removal of the Hurutshe “black spots.”’ Considered a "thorn in the flesh” of the …

… including Botha himself, who hunted and braaied the rare black-faced impala. Botha flanked by his generals, launched …

… whiteman. Whites talk about white civilisation; we have a black civilisation too.  We are fighting against nobody but …

… meetings, she came into contact with one of the foremost black intellectual, I.B Tabata , who was the founding member …

… involving Verwoerd over the removal of the few remaining Black people from the common voters' roll. Uys and his …

… in the USSR, and this, together with his efforts to assist black workers at his work place with personal and legal …

… of South Africa (CPSA) in Durban, making her the second black woman to join the CPSA after Josie Palmer  (Mphama) . …

… to burn the hated pass books that the law required all black people to carry on them. As a member of the Matopo …

… at the University of the North in 1974. The Hamanskraal “Black Renaissance Convention” meeting was another session …

… equally formative one. In Bizana, there was a large Black population, but all shops and services were owned by … seeing a scene in a shop with her father, whereby a Black man was squatting on his haunches and breaking off … that a byproduct of Apartheid was that from an early age Black children became accustomed to seeing their parents …

… the word location being used to designate areas where black people lived, sharing that same status around Port … money to provide state housing for Port Elizabeth’s black workers, and in some cases as many as 25 people … government faced one of the most politically coherent black communities in the country. [5] Matomela was among the …