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… NWC in the PWV area. Her involvement in public relations work for the ANC took her on a course in international … the ANC said that Feroza had been "a fierce opponent of apartheid and a tenacious fighter against gender …

… at school. She joined the executive committee of an anti-apartheid community newspaper called Saamstaan (stand … months classroom protest that COSAS called.. During the apartheid era, Oudtshoorn was a dangerous place for anti-apartheid activists. Moses was among those the security …

… at number 17 Thumbler Street, in Villageboard with his older brother. She started primary schooling in the … of South African Trade Union (COSATU) . Her trade union work interacted with mainstream political movements of the … was put forward, Sophia was assigned by the Congress to work with the lawyer Shulamuth Muller , an attorney whose …

… on 10 March 1926 in Msinga in Greytown, Natal. Zondi spent his childhood at a Swedish Lutheran mission station at … suffered strokes that left him paralysed and unable to work. He passed away on 15 March 2008. Curriculum Vitae …

… to Paris, where she studied in the studio of Andre Lhote. His figurative variant of Cubism impacted on her painting … life of Johannesburg for nearly 50 years, exhibiting her work with societies in the rest of SA, including SASA in Cape …

… ACTION AND THE HAMMER OF THE ARMED STRUGGLE WE SHALL CRUSH APARTHEID!' This message was Mandela's call after the Soweto … fresh and valid and should be presented to our people. His call to unity and mass action is of particular importance … are the ones who give orders to the soldier crouching over his rifle: theirs is the spirit that moves the finger that …

… timely conference of Parliamentarians against Racism and Apartheid. Indeed, your Conference is taking place at a time … their determined efforts, not only to isolate the criminal apartheid regime but also to contribute actively and … to the struggle for the total eradication of the apartheid system that has been correctly declared a …

… Station in Johannesburg on 11 August 1963, much to the apartheid government’s anger and embarrassment. As the police … movement in the UK. In recognition of her charity work, Brown was awarded the Guardian Jerwood Award in 1997. … a novel for teenage children that highlighted racism in apartheid South Africa. Babette Brown died after a short …

… and Yacov Fattal. Alex moved to Boston Massachusetts where his younger brother Josh was born. He grew up in Elkins Park, … to the canal handover ceremony in Panama. Alex intensified his coursework at Duke’s renown Centre for Documentary … Alex then returned to the states in the Summer of 2000 to work with Aspira where he mentored Latino youth in the South …

… on 8 August 1982, found no-one criminally liable for his death. Dipale was arrested under the new Internal … death of Ernest Dipale finds no-one criminally liable for his death …

… Paper by Ben Fine on ownership and control in post-apartheid South Africa. Covers the economy and privatisation, … Robin Hood? Forms of ownership and control in a post-apartheid South Africa: Summary and some proposals …

… in Johannesburg, he became involved in an argument with his stepbrother, David Russell, and shot him dead on impulse. … for four and a half years, from the age of 21. After his release he pursued a career in journalism. During his career, Bosman was founder and editor of The Touleier …

… for nearly eight years.   Sontonga was the choirmaster at his school, as well as an amateur photographer. He married … and productive poet and, on occasions, preached in his church. As a choirmaster in his school, Enoch Sontonga … official use as the national anthem. On 2 May 1957, the apartheid government declared “Die Stem” as the National …

… Samuel Barnard in Adderley Street, Cape Town, in which the work of several local …

… Langa and Guguletu residents stop employees leaving for work. …

… with 318 Indian labourers, the second group to arrive to work on the sugar plantati …

… workers are requested by authorities to stay away from work the ne …

… arrives in Table Bay aboard the Malacca. He is made to work for the company …

… where he joined the railway workers’ union. Mkonto married his wife Sindiswa also from Cradock in 1972. They had one … office bearer of the Cradock Residents' Association. His involvement in the CRADORA and work in the railway union attracted the attention of the …

… the son of an explorer, however little else is known about his early life. Da Gama was said to have been educated in the … making landfall on the southern African coast, Da Gama and his crew sailed further along the east African shoreline. … sailed to the friendlier port of Malindi. Da Gama and his crew looted Arab ships on the East African coast and …

… struggle waged by Black and Colored musicians against the apartheid regime, from the early 1950s until the 1990s, focusing on the work of one artist particularly. While Abdullah Ibrahim is by … to use jazz for political goals, the development of his career provides an incredible example of the convergence …

… of a large family, with two brothers and four sisters. His father made a living as a middleman and the family … (even in Afrikaans, which he spoke fluently) because of his wide reading and knowledge. Contemporaries in the … Programme. As a consequence, Hassim was sought by the apartheid security police and went into hiding. He deputized …

… the Textile Workers Union, a position that enabled her to work closely with many of the communists including Ray … arrested and detained for five months without trial by the Apartheid government alongside Jean Bernardt,  Jack Simons … the United Kingdom. There she became active in the  Anti-Apartheid Movement  and many other organizations, such as …

… trial. He had a magnificent bass voice, and \'in the Fort his voice rolled above the combined effort of all the others, … Campaign, who served three months for breaking railway apartheid regulations, and lost his job as a packer in a battery factory because of his …

… photographing in the 1980s, during the final years of apartheid . This experience as a “struggle photographer”, … protest, ‘marked him’ on some level and for much of his subsequent career his focus has been on responding to the key global issues …

… a modified extract from the following source: Prisoners Of Apartheid , A biographical List of political prisoners  and … the chief State witness in the trial, Ian Rwaxa, revoked his evidence after four days of giving evidence-in-chief. He …

… moved to smash the underground ARM. While maintaining his Liberal Party connection, he had joined ARM, but he was … was on the boil and he wanted to be part of the anti-apartheid struggle.He was forced to resign from the Liberal …

… Mabaso was born on 20 June 1955 in Soweto. He received his initial basic art training at the YWCA (Young Women’s … deeply interested in African traditional craft and pottery work, and a preoccupation with pattern can be identified. … the medium as well as the subject. An example of this is his lithographic series Stages of the Day .  Solo Exhibitions …

… 11 August 1934 in Johannesburg, Transvaal (now Gauteng). His father, Alex Hepple , was a trade unionist and Labour … Hepple, were acquitted of the flimsy charge.  Later he and his fellow African National Congress (ANC) sympathisers had a … the same time, Hepple was working with a few friends  to work out a new ideological position and strategy for …

… he returned to Johannesburg where he started work at an architect’s office, while studying architecture … inauguration as president and then return to Britain until his death.In 1999 he published an autobiography,Memory …