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… in Cradock she became editor of  Die Huisgenoot  (1946-1948) and thereafter a full-time writer. Since then Joubert …

… Council in 1942, and was re-elected in 1945 and 1948. A long time rival of the powerful  John L Dube  in Zulu …

… after the  National Party  (NP) came to power in 1948, led to Barmania’s early retirement from national …

… class and other sectors of the population on the Reef. In 1948, Cholo became active in trade unions and the African …

… Ambassador to the UN. Makeba died in 2008, at the age 76, after having a of a heart attack after a 30 minute …

… Kader Asmal died on 22 June 2011 at the age of of 76. Read passages from the latest publication on  Kader … Staff Reporter,  (2011), ANC veteran Kader Asmal dies aged 76 from Mail & Guardian, 22 June. Available at www.mg.co.za …

… Magwaza Alfred Maphalala was born on 6 April 1948 in Bergville, Ladysmith in Natal. He was an only son. …

… Natal.  They had three children, Mabandla, Khangekile (1948-2011) and Nomadhlangala. Between 1906 and 1938, …

… the African National Congress Youth League (ANCYL). In 1948 he decided to move to Kimberley, where he immediately …

… is now Harare), at the 'Salisbury Bindura Mines'. In 1948 became a teacher in Mufulira, for the United Missions to …

… fear that he would incite the other prisoners to rebel. [76] Makhanda lived 1.5km away from the main prison. … Ntsikana” (MA diss., University of Cape Town, 1987), p72&76 ↵ [30]Ezra Vuyisile Tisani, “Nxele and Ntsikana” (MA … University of KwaZulu-Natal Press, 2012), p218 ↵ [76]Julia C. Wells, The Return of Makhanda – Exploring the …

… before going to the University of the Witwatersrand in 1948, where she completed a BA in Education. In 1953, she …

… Again Before The United Nations General Assembly, July 1948 …

… South West Africa. When Scott left the United Nations in 1948, Levson put Scott’s paper together and published them as …

… later president until his resignation in 1956. In October 1948 he was the AAC delegate at a meeting with the ANC where …

… of the Communist Party of South Africa (CPSA) until 1948. Snitcher stood for Parliament  three times as a CPSA …

… Orange Free State (now Free State Province) on 13 August 1948, into a working-class family. He was the eldest of seven …

… the ANC's election boycott decision of 1946 and of 1948. He appeared to be adopting a cautious wait-and-see …

… of a retired army officer. They were married in September 1948. Seretse’s Uncle Tshekedi ordered him to come home so …

… Kerr's leadership to a roll of 330 post-matriculants in 1948, the year of his retirement. Kerr's influence in the …

… and soon afterward he was transferred to Cape Town and in 1948 he started working for the City of Cape Town. When Athol …

… Moses Jongizizwe Mayekiso was born on 21 October 1948 in Askeaton, Cala district, Transkei. He was the eldest …

… and a sense of responsibility among students. In 1948 Madiba returned to Potgietersrus as founder principal …

… Johannesburg - 1942 Memorial Exhibition, Johannesburg - 1948 Overseas Exhibition of South African Art, Tate Gallery - …

… primary school and matriculated from Ladybrand School in 1948 as Dux scholar and prefect. Following his high school …

… activities and joined the Natal Indian Congress in 1948. Bassa's involvement in community work came very much by …

… Professor Ntongela Masilela was born on 9 December 1948 in Orlando West, Soweto, Transvaal Province (now … Adesina, J. (2020). Ntongela Masilela (1948-2020): In memoriam, [online], Available at: …

… High School. He remained at the school for 39 years. In 1948, Dudley married Iris Atkins, a fellow teacher at …

… at an international missionary conference in India, and in 1948 he spent nine months on a church-sponsored tour of the … was returned unopposed to the semi-defunct council in 1948. With the backing of the Natal ANC Youth League and …

… decision. Barnard was married and divorced three times. In 1948 he married his first wife, Aletta (Louwtjie) Louw. They …