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… October 1998) at Albert Luthuli House, 51 Plein Street, Johannesburg. Issued by ANC Department of Information and …

… Congress Chief Albert Luthuli House 54 Sauer Street Johannesburg Enquiries: Keith Khoza 0828239672 Khusela …

… was formed at an inaugural conference in Roodepoort, near Johannesburg. The organisation was based on the philosophy of …

… Humanity: analysing the repression of the apartheid state, Johannesburg: Human Rights Committee, p. 59. Kalley, J.A.; …

… was associated with the Space Theatre in Cape Town and the Johannesburg Market Theatre. He has become an award winning …

… Dr. H. F. Verwoerd at the Milner Park Showgrounds in Johannesburg. On 9 April 1960, Dr Verwoerd opened the Union …

… striker Philimon  Masinga died at 49 years old  in a Johannesburg hospital after a long battle with cancer.  …

… but soon spread between residents of townships in Johannesburg along factional lines. Conflict broke out …

… Police in Johannesburg used force to break up demonstrations against a …

… of Race Relations. (1989). Race Relations Survey 1988/89, Johannesburg: South African Institute of Race Relations, pp. …

… newspaper, Percy Qoboza, died on his fiftieth birthday in Johannesburg after having a heart attack and falling into a …

… September 1988, Valli and Morobe escaped from detention in Johannesburg after feigning illness and spent thirty-seven …

… , started its first hearing at the Rand Supreme Court in Johannesburg. Machel's plane crashed in Mbuzini near …

… David Randles, published the following apology in the Johannesburg newspaper The Star: " The society apologises …

… the New Nation, Sisulu was abducted at his home in Soweto, Johannesburg,by four armed White men who wore balaclavas to …

… up a teaching post in Alice. In 1947, Matshikiza moved to Johannesburg where he established a music school, the Todd …

… Emigrants from Tamil Nadu, India, Mudaliar grew up in Johannesburg. She was named after the village her mother came …

… Mathews Motshwareteu was born on 2 November 1958 in Soweto, Johannesburg. His talent for athletics became apparent in his …

…  that took two days. In 2006 Sophiatown was renamed by Johannesburg Mayor Amos Masondo. …

… of the South African Council of Churches headquarters in Johannesburg. He was fined and given a suspended sentence for …

… Barker passed away on 23 May 1992 after a long illness in Johannesburg. …

… Conference held on 4 and 5 March 1955 in the Trades Hall, Johannesburg. SACTU was the leading non-racial trade union …

… of the Bantu Women's League of South Africa, died in Johannesburg at the age of 65. In 1905 she became the first …

… S.B. (eds)(1986). An illustrated history of South Africa, Johannesburg: Jonathan Ball. Pretorius, F. (1985). The …

… in 1906, a meeting was held at the Empire Theatre, Johannesburg to talk about a program of action. Around 3000 …

… Africa Convention' was not very successful. Seme died in Johannesburg in 1951. …

… Organisation (UNO). 21 April 1946 At a mass meeting in Johannesburg, the TIC, establishes a Passive Resistance … June 1946 The ANC’s National Anti-pass Conference held in Johannesburg declares its support for the passive resistance … of the largest meetings ever held at the Gandhi Hall, the Johannesburg Indian community spontaneously donated over £ …

… Liquor and Catering Employees Union (based in Johannesburg) into a non-racial union, HARWU; the Kennaway … national strike and the Southern Sun/Holiday Inn hotels Johannesburg lockout •          HARWU’s attempted merger with … and Catering Employees Union (Wits Liquor), based in Johannesburg, was one such example. From the late 1970’s, he …

… The first passive resistance campaign was started in Johannesburg in 1907 with, and for, the wealthy South African … meeting on 11 September 1906 at the Imperial Theatre in Johannesburg, where 3000 people pledged to defy the law – a … of the Indian community. He travelled from Cape Town to Johannesburg and met with Union cabinet ministers, including …

… will be discussion with Kwezi Gule, chief curator of the Johannesburg Art Gallery and others …