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”Police shots did not hit any hostages”, Pretorai News. 19 November, 1980
… ”Police shots did not hit any hostages”, Pretorai News. 19 November, 1980 …
Address at the South African Millenium Trust Launch, Kyalami 19 November 1998
… at the South African Millenium Trust Launch, Kyalami 19 November 1998 …
Address to the Congress of the People - Libya TRIPOLI, 19 MARCH 1999
… Address to the Congress of the People - Libya TRIPOLI, 19 MARCH 1999 …
Address to the Congress of the People - Libya Tripoli, 19 March 1999
… Address to the Congress of the People - Libya Tripoli, 19 March 1999 …
Minutes of the Annual Conference of the ANC, December 15-19, 1949
… Minutes of the Annual Conference of the ANC, December 15-19, 1949 …
A New Era for Africa in a Globalizing World, Unesco, Paris, 19 November 2003
… A New Era for Africa in a Globalizing World, Unesco, Paris, 19 November 2003 …
’Kids keep up strike big march planned’, The World. 19 May, 1976
… ’Kids keep up strike big march planned’, The World. 19 May, 1976 …
Chapter 19. The Dutch Reformed Churches - Garment Workers in Action by E. S. Sachs
… Chapter 19. The Dutch Reformed Churches - Garment Workers in Action …
(1976) ‘Kids keep up strike big march planned’, The World, 19 May, p. 4.
… (1976) ‘Kids keep up strike big march planned’, The World, 19 May, p. 4. …
BiographyAlexander P. Maduna
… chief lieutenant during the East London general strike of 1930. …
BiographyBertha Solomon
… and helped fight for the women’s suffrage movement , in 1930, and she joined the National Council of Women in which she played a leading role. In 1930, when…
The Construction of Whiteness/Blackness And The Invention of Miscegenation In South African Literary Texts of the 1920s and 1930 by Itala Vivan
… and Mhudi by Solomon Tsikisho Plaatje, published in 1930 by the Lovedale Press, also in South Africa 1. Both … information about the blacks and whites [...]…
BiographyJanub Gool
Janub Gool, also known as 'Jane', was a founding member of the Non-European Unity Movement (NEUM) and an active figure in the All African Convention and the…
BiographyStella Madge Damos
… Born in 1930, Damos was a trade unionist. During the government's …
BiographyChief Mshiywa Henry Tshabalala
… Born 1930. Clerk. Lived in Alexander. Was a popular amateur boxer …
BiographyC. S. Mabaso
C. S. Mabaso was born and educated in Natal and worked at various times as a teacher, a shopkeeper, and a clerk. For about 20 years he also was the secretary…
BiographyElijah H. Mdolomba
… James A. Calata succeeded him as Cape president in 1930 and as secretary-general in 1936. …
”Urban Native Legislation”. Memorandum to the Minister for Native Affairs from the Location Advisory Boards’ Congress of South Africa, September 8, 1930
… Advisory Boards’ Congress of South Africa, September 8, 1930 …
BiographyConstance Greaves
… Greaves, who worked in watercolour, won the prize in 1930. She was also a frequent exhibitor on SASA exhibitions … She lived between England and SA, but…
BiographyJames M. Thaele
… to his own leadership. This conflict came to a head in 1930 when Thaele broke with Ndobe and Tonjeni and the ANC … fight a charge under the Riotous…
BiographyMoses Josiah Madiba
… later improved his qualifications, Junior Certificate in 1930, matric in 1933 and the B.A. degree in 1941 with a … primary school in the Potgietersrus…
BiographyRay E. Phillips
… He wrote two major books. The Bantu Are Coming (1930), his Yale University doctoral dissertation, and The …
BiographyM. N. Bhola
M. N. Bhola was born and educated in the Cape Province. She was an organizer of the women's section of the African National Congress (ANC) from the mid-1920s…
BiographyEric Hendrik Louw
Louw was a politician and a diplomat. During the 1930s, he was South Africa’s first ambassador to the United States and the League of Nations. Eric Louw was…
BiographyVivian Fitzsimons
… and other exhibits, in a new Marine Hall, built in 1930. But his main interest was in snakes, which had started … English and Afrikaans) in 1929, Pythons and…
BiographyPitness (Stalwart) H. Simelane
Pitness Simelane was born in 1910. He was a leader of the African National Congress in Natal in the 1950s. As a teacher in the 1930s he helped establish high…
BiographyBransby Ndobe
… led his supporters into a short-lived Independent ANC in 1930, after being ousted by Thaele from the position of ANC …
BiographyZachariah Keodirelang Matthews
… the first African to earn an LLB degree in South Africa in 1930 and was admitted as an attorney to the Johannesburg Bar … and Tomorrow", New York : Union…
BiographyAbdullah Abdurahman
… especially after only white women were enfranchised in 1930. While he had little success in arresting the tide of …