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… Oliver Tambo, Apartheid and the International Community edited by E.S. Reddy …

… Bearing witness to Apartheid’s birth by Tymon Smith, 19 January 2014 …

… ANC Rivonia Trialist, Denis Goldberg speaks during Israeli Apartheid Week …

… A conference on the plight of children under apartheid begins in Harare.    …

… The Special Committee against Apartheid is established by the General Assembly …

… Book 5: People, Places and Apartheid commissioned by The Department of Education …

… Its historic significance in the struggle against apartheid …

… Assembly approves ten resolutions condemning South African apartheid. …

… Will There Be Lobola In A Post-apartheid Society? by SPEAK, Johannesburg …

… This is the time: time to end apartheid, time for peace …

… Defend the right to sit where you like: resist train apartheid …

… of the nation: poster number 8: SACTU and workers under apartheid …

… Apartheid is too high a price to pay for South African goods …

… Local and regional government beyond apartheid: From race to class power? …

… South African women unite for a non-sexist post-apartheid South Africa …

… South African women unite for a non-sexist post-apartheid South Africa …

… Plan too vague for Black South Africa: apartheid in a different guise? …

… and influx - the grand design: The hidden story of apartheid …

… The Church in apartheid society and the need for Christian reconciliation …

… of eight children in a family of Lithuanian immigrants. His father originally spelled his surname as Yuter before arriving in South Africa. Yutar … Many people believed that he was indifferent towards Apartheid. On his closing remarks during the Rivonia Trial he …

… Magnus Malan was born in Pretoria on 30 January 1930. His father, Avril Ire de Merindol, was a professor of … of parliament and speaker of the House of Assembly, and his mother was Elizabeth Frederika Malan. He studied at the … murders, including the assassination of two prominent anti-apartheid activists, David Webster and Anton Lubowski. …

… a plan to kill President Kruger. When Joel rejected his proposal, he was shot and killed. Von Veltheim was later … Woolf Joel is killed due to his refusal to kidnap President Paul Kruger …

… Mpumlwana became consumed with the fight against apartheid and gender inequality, which would result in her … was recruited by the Black Community Programmes (BCP) to work at its offices in King William’s Town, Transkei (now … in the mid-1970s. The detention of BCP staff by the apartheid government fast-tracked this process, eventually …

… later become well known for their accounts of life under apartheid. In the late 1950s, Stein left South Africa, and … Stein founded Electric Word Publishing, after selling his newsletter to a large company in the late 1980s. Stein … Nxumalo. Stein currently lives in Highbury, London with his wife, Sarah. …

… organiser in 1954, he undertook much of the preparatory work for the  Congress of the People  and was one of its … he began to explore the possibilities of working with his cousin,  Chief Kaiser Matanzima , in the Transkeian … eventually became the Pan Africanist Congress. Following his acquittal in the Treason Trial in 1961, he became an aide …

… Escourt in the Drakensberg region (near Giants Castle). His forefathers had settled there to escape the regiments of … the daughter of Malindi Hadebe, born at Mtimkulu.  During his youth, Shembe worked as a herd-boy for a White man. It … Shembe’s land were governed by a strict Protestant-style work ethic. They strived to become as productive and …

… He is considered one of the few Indian leaders of his day who attempted to transcend racial boundaries with … sport and politics. Sigamoney was born in 1888 after his indentured labourer grandparents arrived in South Africa … seven children with his wife Georgina. He then began to work at St Anthony’s Indian Mission in Vrededorp, …

… Ventersdorp, Western Transvaal (now North West Province).  His father was a railway worker and his mother, a midwife. His father was a staunch supporter of … over 50,000. On 12 August 1946, over 100,000 miners struck work. They were joined by workers from other industries. …

… heart transplant, performed by Professor Chris Barnard and his team at Groote Schuur hospital. Earlier that day she was … , and her kidneys went to 10 year old Jonathan van Wyk. In apartheid South Africa that gave rise to some controversy, as …

… The Work of Cultural Criticism: Re-visiting The South African …