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… The New Education Bill: A warning to parents …

… The Durban Black Sash goes to law …

… An open letter to Mr Blaar Coetzee …

… Sada: Extract from a report presented to Conference …

… South African Liberalism: A letter to the Editor …

… 56th detainee to die: Samuel Tshikudo …

… The case that led to the settlement …

… Inkatha committed to Bloemfontein ideal of nationhood …

… Conference resolutions: To further democratic black power …

… Search for liberating ethics: response to Goba …

… Restitution/Reparation: a commitment to justice and peace …

… Wage Board to investigate fish processing industry …

… of apartheid in 1948, various attempts had been made to isolate the country. One area where this was evident was … countries had denied it over-flying rights. It was forced to fly around the bulge and refuel at Cape Verde to maintain services to European countries. This ban was …

… blazing a trail towards a secure future. The time is yet to come for farewells, as many of us - by choice or … be won Allow me, Madame Speaker, to cast my eyes further back than the period under review. Ten years ago, in a letter … professional investigations and prosecutions - is bound to bear fruit. And in expressing our appreciation to …

… of our people, our hopes, our dreams and our struggle, to your hearts and made it your own. You have forged bonds of friendship that are unbreakable. You refused to let the world ignore the tragedy wreaked by apartheid. And … to all its people, black and white. We know you will go back to your countries and begin work on the enormous tasks …

… in Ga-Marishane. He was the first of three sons born to Manabeng and Dibetle Johanna Mamogobo. The family lived on … and kept donkeys and goats. The donkeys were pivotal to ploughing and the goats provided the family with milk. Pap … out of court, realising they would lose the case and back paid all the employees. Unbeknown to the company …

… by Allison Drew Document 18 - Letter from S. P. Bunting to the South African Federation of NativeTrade Unions, 20 … one for the use of a table and two chairs belonging to the Party, one for financial assistance for the sending of … fact that the Federation has seen fit behind the Party's back to appoint as its General Secretary a member expelled …

… Comrades and compatriots. It is a signal honour for me to be addressing you on the occasion of the first ANC … and give a regular account of our work through report back meetings and regular consultations. The attempts by the … as an aspect of our multi-pronged strategy. We must strike the right balance between negotiations, as one of the …

… so endemic in South Africa and why has it been so hard to combat? Abstract This essay will firstly lay out government legislation which is meant to protect women’s rights, arguing that the legislation … the rape trial of President Zuma (2005/2006) will be used to show the justification and acceptance of sexual violence, …

… send our sincere and brotherly greetings and best wishes to you all, and to your individual families. Through you, we greet all our … Mission of our movement, let us go out to the world, and back to the rural and urban areas of our common homeland, as … New Year Message to the ANC External Mission by O. R. Tambo, 1 January 1971 …

… born in Johannesburg , Transvaal (now Gauteng ) in 1956 to G.D.L. Deneys and Else Schreiner.  Else and Deneys were … (now the university of KwaZulu-Natal-UKZN) from 1976 to 1987. Else was a founder member of the  Liberal Party of … the newly elected democratic government, Schreiner moved back to Cape Town to became a Member of Parliament for the …

… Born on 7 August 1929 in Johannesburg to Mary and Mark Levy, immigrants from Lithuania, Norman Levy … Act and the dissolution of the CPSA, Levy continued to participate in African National Congress (ANC) campaigns … of Emergency ended in August 1960. The family then moved back to Johannesburg. Levy continued to work in the …

… with the arts organisation Multistory in West Bromwich to bring the project to the UK.  His new subjects include Adellah Snape, a woman … almost invariably, they all want never to go back to prison and want nothing more to do with the crimes … David Goldblatt brings ex-offender portrait series to British jails by Helen Stoilas, 30 May 2017 …

… His paternal grandfather was Manan Jamie, who came to South Africa from Indonesia around the 1870s, who worked … was Zubeida Carr. During the war years the family moved to Durban. His family, involved in tailoring, lived in … the region.  Migrant workers from Transkei, on their way back home, would report to Essack.  It was not uncommon for …

… Albert Luthuli's Presidential Address to the Forty-fifth Annual Conference of the African National … My mouth is zipped but, Thank God, I can still speak to you in absentia, by the written word through the medium of … of the unwanted apartheid laws; this, unfortunately, is bound to leave on the oppressor marks of inhumanity. The …

… historians and missionaries would emphasise her conversion to Catholicism and her participation in the slave trade. … What is certain, however, is that Queen Njinga's rise to power as a woman of that time was nothing short of … politics of the Kingdom of Ndongo the Portuguese began to back rival claimants to the throne and pushed them to rebel …

… gained their freedom from indenture his grandparents chose to live in Cato Manor. They bought a small piece of ground to develop a market garden. His paternal grandparents hawked … Town the Durban Theatre Association folded. When he got back to Durban and started teaching, a group of politically …

… training in Ethopia. he was arrested in Rhodesia en route back to South Africa in January 1963,he spent 14 years on Robben … in the Eastern Cape,even though he was ban he helped again to launch the Port Elizabeth Black Civic Organisation (PEBCO) …

… he was dismissed from the Chieftainship for not paying back money borrowed from certain white people under false … from the Chief Native Commissioner (CNC). He vowednot to return to the Pietersburg District, [Northern] Transvaal [now …

… Indian (Cravenby Estate) Vearey had his first exposure to English.  Vearey found concentrating a challenge in school … factory owners. As a result, she was constantly fired due to labour disputes from various textile factories in the … and blowing up railway lines. [2] He eventually went back to teaching, at a primary school in Mitchell’s Plain. He …