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… in 1931, Boy Adolphus Mvemve joined the ANC in the early 1950s. He also became a member of the ANC Youth League, of …

… as the leading promoter of the Agreement was the main target of all the criticisms. During the negotiations … (UN). The meeting began on 23 October 1946 with the main protagonists being the delegations from India, South … clearly at his trial in 1944. He spent much of the 1950s protesting Apartheid legislation such as the Group …

… those banished after the Sekhukhuni trials in the late 1950s. On 24 June 1963. Nkadimeng was detained as a suspected …

… work in a family-owned bicycle store in Rustenburg. In the 1950s Dinat became joint secretary of the Transvaal Indian …

… written up by Monica in four volumes published during the 1950s, delayed as it had been by her husband’s tragic death …

… which he completed in 1946 and qualified as an attorney in 1950s. He became in involved in radical politics when he …

… in Pretoria, in opposition to the pass laws . In the 1950s, she married her husband Nicodemus Leisa. However, …

… in South Africa when he was in secondary school, in the 1950s.  He lived in Pietersburg, (now Polokwane, in Northern …

… Hall, Ulundi; Museum fur Volkerkunde, Frankfurt am Main, West Germany; SANG; UN; UNISA; UZ. …

… has become South Africa’s most capped soccer player. His main soccer position is centre-back, but he has also played …

… detailed tracing of "the interactions between the two main streams of resistance to white domination: the national …

… government had begun to use its banning powers against the main leaders of the party. Brookes was 27 when he published a …

… Pop Festival. Galeta first met Hugh Masekela in the late 1950s when he was a member of a group called ‘The Jazz …

… of Churches. While a priest at St Faith's mission in the 1950s, he founded a religious group called Iviyo Lofakasi …

… with hundreds of other activists during apartheid in the 1950s, ’60s, ’70s, and ’80s, until the dawn of the country’s …

… to inaugurate SACTU’s “one pound a day” campaign in the 1950s, Gaetsewe stated that it was not only black workers who …

… remained under banning orders continuously throughout the 1950s and worked in the underground movement. Publicly, …

… and supported those who fought it in the courts. Their main activities were ‘haunting’ government Ministers and … to abandon volunteer membership but to continue its main work by employing professionals under the management of …

… (SACP) represented several anti-apartheid figures in the 1950s and 1960s in political cases in court and helped plan …

… secretary of the ANC's Pietermaritzburg branch in the mid-1950s, and had a close working relationship with Chief Albert …

… on the cable on the Victoria Street Bridge. This was the main South Coast line that ran from Durban to Rossburgh and …

… in the Natal Indian Congress (NIC) and was one of the main organizers of the passive resistance campaign of 1946 . …

… this exhibition. It is a view of the environs of the two main venues used for SASA's first exhibitions: the Drill Hall …

… were members of the African National Congress (ANC) in the 1950s and he came from a politicised household. This …

… be led by  Dr. G.M. Naicker  in Natal. In the early 1950s he regularly voiced concerns about communism and joined …

… and Administration’ at the University of Cape Town. In the 1950s the Local Health Commission in Pietermaritzburg …

… Durban branch of the Congress Of Democrats (COD) in the 1950s. In 1950, following the  Suppression of Communism Act , …

… his post as school principal during the latter part of the 1950s, Becker accepted the editorship of the black magazine …

… Elatchininathan Naidoo worked as a clerk and became the main support of the family after the death of his father … sides and I was held down from behind, and then I saw the main lead running to a dry cell battery... as they attached …

… anniversary of the protests and Pheto was among the three main speakers that addressed the crowd as a representative of …