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… Letter from Workers' Party of South Africa to the Intemational Secretariat of the International …

… Letter from the Workers' Party of South Africa to the Communist Leagueof South Africa, 3 March 1936 …

… Secretariat of the International left Opposition to Johannesburg comrades, 23 October 1932 …

… Letter from John Gomas to the Executive Bureau, Communist Party of South Africa, 29 …

… Address by President Nelson Mandela to the Joint Houses of Congress of the Republic Of Argentina …

… "Racial Crisis in South Africa". Address to meeting of Pakistan Institute of International Affairs, …

… Rijkloff van Goens arrives in Table Bay to report on conditions at the Cape to the Directors of the Dutch East Indies and to fo …

… Emergency in 1960 . He was first banned in 1962. From 1978 to 1990 he was bound by the restrictions of his 1950 listing. 1951 May, … homes at the Magazine Barracks for participating in a strike. When Indian workers went on strike at Frame …

… the Ameersvoort. [v] They were on a Portuguese slave ship bound for Brazil along with their parents when the … they were separated from their parents who were take to Brazil and by the time the Ameersvoort landed at the Cape … survive because of Jan van Riebeeck’s ill-advised decision to give them a glass of brandy every day ‘to animate their …

… Walter Sisulu children. At the time, Mandela was married to Evelyn , his first wife. Joyce attended Holy Cross Primary … her parents ended and her father took the children, to stay with his father at Clermont in Durban . Joyce’s … custody of the children, which meant that they had to go back to Johannesburg. Joyce enrolled at Orlando High School, …

… asked a number of African leaders, "Do we really want to get rid of the white man?" The following is the reply of Chief Lutuli.] My reply to the question is obviously "No. We do not want to get rid … man." I believe that the tendency in the world from way back has been for people to come together, and not to be …

… (uMkhumbane), Durban, Natal (now KwaZulu-Natal), in 1939 to a working-class family. His father, Girjabaksh, came to South Africa as an indentured labourer from Bihar, India. … improve a little. On one occasion, Singh went on a hunger strike for about six days. For about eight years, he was …

… he inherited from his father. Alexander was introduced to coloured militancy and progressivism at an early age. On the other hand, his mother taught him to respect everyone, in addition to introducing him to … never prevented him from working with people when he got back home: ‘I had always been taught to think of other people …

… old chief's life. The plot was discovered and he was lucky to escape. Although severely wounded, he managed to make his way to relatives who nursed him back to health. When his father learned he was still alive, …

… of the Basotho people, was an illegitimate ruler who came to power using military force. As a result, his half brother, and legitimate heir, Mampuru was forced to flee from the Kingdom. As a result of lack of legitimacy, … His stay in Botshabelo was short-lived and soon he was back with his followers in Spekboom Hills, in the Tubatse …

… in the rest of Africa, with the exception of Algeria and to some extent Congo. While at the present moment many … the colonialists gave with one hand, they tried to take back with the other. But they will not succeed in their … of Ghana and Alhaji (Tafewa) Balewa of Nigeria are bound to make that clear. At the time of the last years …

… The call is made by students of the Cape Peninsular to join the fight for human dignity against the unjust … A call to all: now is the time to take an active role in the struggle for human dignity …

… who spoke about the effects of apartheid and resistance to apartheid.Kearney taught at Marist Schools; first in Durban, and then in Johannesburg. He began to invite people like the Reverend Beyers Naudé to speak at … they just gave a cynical, sarcastic laugh. When she got back to Germany she wrote a letter to one of the leading …

… from the National Union of Students Education Department to the 49th Annual Congress of the National Union of South … Assessment report of NUSED to the 49th Congress of NUSAS, Rhodes University, November 30 to December 3, 1972 …

… Christiaan Frederik Beyers, a Boer general who was close to his father, Jozua Naudé.  Naudé was one of eight children … and was born into a family that was fully committed to the preservation of Afrikaner nationalism. His father was … was lifted in September 1984. He immediately threw himself back into the struggle against apartheid. He succeeded …

… left explicit instructions that her older siblings were to see her through high school. After that, a church-based scholarship made it possible for her to attend Lisbon University (Portugal) in 1968, to major in … and learnt how to take an assault rifle apart and put it back together. Subsequently, she spent a short period in …

… was born on 25 September 1984 in Soweto and went on to become one of the most well-loved and best soccer players … in 2003. Siphiwe Tshabalala left the Kaizer Chiefs academy to join Alexandra United, where he played just one season … After scoring 31 goals in just 64 games he earned a move back to the club that he is most well-known for – Kaizer …

… of his family from the farm. The Ndlovu family relocated to KwaMpande and later to KwaShange, west of Pietermaritzburg. There Ndlovu enrolled … out of school as his father had passed away and he had to find work in order to provide for his mother and younger … • Gcabashe, S. 2004. ‘ Comrade Moses Ndlovu to be laid to rest tomorrow ’ in  African National Congress: …

… Polokwane, in Northern Transvaal (now Limpopo). He came to Johannesburg in 1953 to attend high school where he became politically conscious. … with three other activists participated in a 7-day hunger strike beside Trafalgar Square in London, in a tent. They …

… Natal in 1920, and although his family was poor he managed to complete high school. He worked as a truck driver, a union … Congress (NIC) from 1945 until 1952, when he was ordered to resign from all political and other organisations. In the … person who belonged to all of us. If he were able to look back on his life he would have little cause to regret. From …

… until 1962.   The  Sharpeville massacre  prompted Kasrils to join the  African National Congress (ANC)  in 1960, … in Natal until it was banned in 1962. His involvement led to his being banned from gatherings and various forms of … in Operation Vula which aimed to infiltrate leadership back into South Africa.  He consequently lost the indemnity …

… Slaves to Racism An Unbroken Chain from America to Liberia by Benjamin G. Dennis and Anita K. Dennis …

… BBC, (2004). 'Key Dates', Focus on Africa , January to March, v. 15 no 1, p. 8 … The proposal to allow presidential candidates to run for a third term is formally withdrawn in Malawi. …

… The British colonial government of Kenya broadcasts a call to Mau Mau nationalist guerrilla fighters to surrender. …

… Japan offers to surrender in World War 2 if Emperor Hirohito is permitted to keep his throne. …