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… although the workers knew very little about trade union work. In 1924, the South African administrator stated that … police; permission to take family members to the place of work, and the unconditional right to visit or be visited. The … or sex. The practical organisation at the place of work was guaranteed through the creation of grass-root groups …

… is where many of the photographers, in this exhibition, work. Working with very little resources and, at times, at …

… Congress. In marking this occasion we are recognising the work of all South Africans in bringing about a truly free, … of creating a better life across generations. We salute John Langalibalele Dube, Sefako Makgatho, Zac Mahabane, … namely business, labour and the community sector, to work with us in implementing the New Growth Path. The results …

… In 1890 Cecil John Rhodes became premier of South Africa with the support …

… seen as virgins, tied to a burning stake, which is lit by John Bull, the British version of America’s Uncle Sam. All of …

… was a great backdrop for speeches too. American President John F.Kennedy visited Berlin in June 1963, and expressed his …

… designed to serve a number of purposes. It would be a graphic pointer to the need for carefully planned action …

… and funding for the recipients to produce a body of work. Other such mentorships offered by the institution are … and advanced stages in photography through their work. The Institution has catapulted many great photographers …

… and elsewhere. The working group will aim to complete its work before 21st May 1990. It is understood that the South … activities. 4. The government reiterates its commitment to work towards the lifting of the state of emergency. In this …

… Mr Reddy retires from the United Nations but continues to work against apartheid, as a member of the Board of Trustees … contribution to struggle against apartheid and scholarly work on South Africa. 2000 March, Reddy is awarded Padma Sri …

… to take responsibility for its well-being. In that sense, John Paterson was a trail-blazer whose message is as relevant … and other townships across the country fit so perfectly John Paterson's description of 1845 Port Elizabeth. But, like … electronic media, with the same sense of civic duty which John Paterson displayed 150 years ago. The problems might be …

… to take responsibility for its well-being. In that sense, John Paterson was a trail-blazer whose message is as relevant … and other townships across the country fit so perfectly John Paterson's description of 1845 Port Elizabeth. But, like … electronic media, with the same sense of civic duty which John Paterson displayed 150 years ago. The problems might be …

… and I know how proud they would have been to see this work finished. I have been fortunate to find a warmly … Lass, Anne Solomon, the members of the Qing-Orpen Project (John Wright, Jill Weintroub, José-Manuel de Prada Samper, …

… appearances, last February, Lewin was honoured at St John’s College in Johannesburg, which he attended from 1948 … been otherwise, and made a telling contribution to the work of the TRC as a member of its Human Rights Violations …

… of throwing human excrement at the statue of Cecil John Rhodes situated on Rugby Road of the campus of the …

… due to poor health, the choice was between Louis Botha and John X. Merriman. Neither was ready to serve under the other. …

… of Mr Fraser of Boyds. It was officially opened by John X Merriman on 12 September 1882, and was named after HW …

… Airways (SAA) aircraft as it was preparing to land at John F. Kennedy Airport in New York. Pam Hearne, the owner of …

… Oral Tradition: Rise Eagle Rise by Don Mattera. Interview: John Kani: Combatant from the Stage by A.W. Oliphant. Essays: …

… five Poqo members: Godfrey Yekiso, Madodana Camagu, John Magigo and Ngenisile Siqwebo. Matthews Mayezana Mali was …

… workshop in Kimberley, known as 'Long Cecil' after Cecil John Rhodes, was test fired for the first time at Boer forces …

… Chief Albert John Luthuli , President of the African National Congress …

… committee by the missionary and philanthropist, Dr John Phillip. D'Urban remained governor until the arrival of …

… Louis Maingard, and Douglas Beach – were later drawn to work on it, and sought out the last few dozen speakers who … as soon as possible. [5] Noting that all of the earlier work on the language was now largely inaccessible to the … to ‘Baster’ in 1813 at the urging of the missionary John Campbell. [28] The community based their new name on …

… researchers and who supported students as they did their work. The student essays formed part of their South African …

… rather late in the day, to engage in underground political work in terms of engaging with the trade union movement, in … Taylor: Right. Sachs: I was not in touch with underground work and mass work at all, so I wouldn’t know exactly what … through the courts? I mean I read this thing here that John Dugard wrote on ‘The Quest for a Liberal Democracy in …

… capable hands of the missionaries carries on its deadly work of disruption. In the already confiscated territory … years experience as an officer taking up missionary work, and this possibly served him in good stead as mission … of its directors to survey the field. This was the Rev. John Campbell, a man with the Imperialist vision which …

… East of the original Yard for a dockyard extension. Sir John Jackson and Co Ltd. were chosen to do the work and construction began in 1900. The new harbour would … the Earl of Selbourne, the High Commissioner of the Cape . Work on the Simon’s Town Dockyard was completed in 1910. The …

… while others have come to Marikana in search of spouses or work, and some have moved to Marikana from the nearby … a household so that the men can maintain their long work hours. Asanda Benya writes that in order for the … on a daily basis by many women, and that the daily work of the women produces the “material and immaterial …

… period the government saw the need for cheap labour to work on the mines and on farms. The government needed to make … - people moved across the country, often far from home, to work for a short while and then return to their families. … other men. Women increasingly came to the towns to get work as domestic workers, leaving their children behind to be …