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… In 1989, he was a member of a delegation of South African academics who met with the African National Congress (ANC) in Lusaka, Zambia. A year …

… She was involved in establishing the Congress of South African Trade Unions  (Cosatu) in 1985. In 1986, Kompe moved … affected him. In 1994 Kompe was one of the women on the African National Congress  (ANC)’s candidates for members of …

… in Hammanskraal north of Pretoria. Tabane began attending African National Congress  (ANC) and Pan Africanist Congress … with other liberation movements like the South West African People’s Organisation (SWAPO). In 1972 Tabane was … served as a member of the Central Committee of the South African Communist Party (SACP). On 9 July 1987 Tabane, …

… and also set up a research centre for the study of African intellectuals. Furthermore, he also taught at the … his academic focus rested largely on South Africa and the African continent as a whole. His work was greatly concerned … States and South Africa (1999), Internationalism and Nationalism in Medicine: Henry Sigerist (2005), The Cultural …

… 1935, in Berlin, Germany, Gerhardt joined the South African Navy after his father successfully persuaded naval … naval officer, by offering his services to the South African Communist Party (SACP) . Bram Fischer referred him to … branch, and instructed to continue his career in the South African military. As part of his service in the Royal Navy, …

… contributions to understanding the chemistry of South African plant toxins, particularly the bufadlenolides, with … the Royal Society of Chemistry and a Member of the South African Chemical Institute from1977 to 1988. To date Prof. … has been awarded the Raikes Gold Medal from the South African Chemical Institute, Johannesburg (1975), a Gold Medal …

… He left his home in November 1976 when he joined the African National Congress (ANC) to become an uMkhonto weSizwe …

… first rugby captain, and also captain of the first South African cricket team to tour overseas. After completing his … distinction of being the first played to lead the South African national rugby team. He played in the front row in … Province wicket keeper. In 1894, the year the South African Cricket Association was founded, he represented the …

… and 1972. The two plays were widely performed in South African and internationally.  In 1974 the two plays went on … the Edison Theatre on Broadway. On their return to South African in 1976 Kani and Ntshona began to tour rural areas of … Ntshona’s character who enlists the help of a White South African, played by Sutherland, in finding out what became of …

… the midst of the freedom movement, particularly within the African National Congress (ANC). Nicol was involved in the …

… Charlotte and Bella, who were members of the South West African People’s Organisation (SWAPO). Solomon and Charlotte … Solomon was a founder member of the NEUM-affiliated African People’s Democratic Union (APDU) in 1960, and … continued his membership the next year, when it became the African People’s Democratic Union of Southern Africa (APDUSA) …

… stated that she assumed that he was affiliated with the African National Congress (ANC ) by virtue of the colours … R. van Niekerk, ‘Memories of Robbie Waterwitch and a South African Sunshine,’ Oxford, 17 July 2009. … R.  (2009). ‘Memories of Robbie Waterwitch and a South African Sunshine.’ Oxford, 17 July 2009. TRC. (1996). Truth …

… At Natal University he joined the  National Union of South African Students  (NUSAS),  where he was elected the … a high school in Pietermaritzburg going up to matric for African students). He took part in students' protests against …

… in Cape Town, and later, the secretary of the South African Hairdressers’ Union, a position she held until 1953 … Party of South Africa (CPSA) – later renamed the South African Communist Party (SACP) – until its suppression in …

… order (the new term for a banning order) by the South African government. Refusing to be intimidated, she spoke …

… especially Metele due to his devout  membership to the African National Congress (ANC) which he had joined in the …

… of Umkhonto we Sizwe (MK) and leader of the South African Communist Party. Slovo wanted to know why he wanted … who have consistently lived the humanitarian values of the African philosophy of ubuntu. He has also made peace with … of a bright future. Who is your most remarkable South African? Madiba. What is your South African message to the …

… was selected as a representative for the all schools South African cricket team in both 1986 and 1987. His made his … the Free State. Cronje made his Test Debut for the South African National cricket team against the West Indies at … one tied match and three no results. He holds the South African record for matches captained and matches won as …

… Reef. In 1948, Cholo became active in trade unions and the African National Congress (ANC). Like his father he fought … Africa. Cholo was one of the founding members of the South African Congress of Trade Unions (SACTU) in the early 1950s. … In 1952, he became a card-carrying member of the South African Communist Party. In 1958, he was elected deputy …

… A year later he joined the newly formed Congress of South African Students (COSAS). While active in student politics, Shabalala came into contact with African National Congress (ANC) literature and was recruited … detained in the Transkei arguing that they were South African citizens. The Transkei authorities relented and …

… given his first photographic assignment to cover the 1955  African National Congress  (ANC) annual conference held in … and holds honorary doctorates from a number of South African and international universities.In 1961 he held a one …

… He was a civil rights lawyer, and a member of the South African Communist Party (SACP). The couple continued their … now as a member of the alliance with the exiled African National Congress (ANC). The privations of prison and …

… of the Division of Klip River, and was in charge of an African contingent and a corps of mounted of mounted infantry … Employees three years later in 1909. During the South African War Beaumont was a leader of the United Rifle … Natal Supreme Court. He gave testimony before the South African Native Affairs Commission chaired by Godfrey Lagden …

… Whippman’s Gallery in Johannesburg in 1954 and the South African Association of Arts Gallery in Cape Town in 1953, … national competition to produce a public sculpture for the African Life Centre in Cape Town , South Africa in 1960. …

… His father, a senior “Induna” (Chief) at the then South African Railways, raised him by himself until he passed away … his father’s friend and previous supervisor at South African Railways for financial aid to study law. He was told … the United Democratic Front ( UDF ), and later joined the African National Congress ( ANC ) underground network. Under …

… local Springs Home Sweepers team, as well as for the South African woman’s national soccer team (Banyana Banyana) and … “ Life for Man in Rape and Killing of Lesbian South African Footballer ”, The Guardian , 22 September 2009. …

… for it as well.  Later, Cleminshaw worked for the South African Council of Higher Education (SACHED)after being … was tasked with investigating National Union of South African Students (NUSAS) the University Christian Movement, the South African Institute of Race Relations and the Christian …

… already held other compatriots. He was a Ma-Congress [ African National Congress - ANC)] supporter and key member of …

… September 1956 in Willowvale, Eastern Cape. He joined the African National Congress (ANC) in June 1980 when he was …

… history of oppression during the eras of White Afrikaner nationalism and Apartheid. [1] Afrikaans is therefore … and Apartheid. [10] Afrikaans: A White/colonial or African language? Afrikaans is the third most spoken language … argues that the language can be regarded as a unique ‘African-Germanic’ language: it did not originate within …