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… interpreter for  Sam Kahn  and in the early 1950s served as a campaign manager for several white left-wing …

… in public and private collections in SA and abroad. As a writer he was winner of the BBC World Service …

… Dr Phuthuma (also documented as Phutuma and Phatuma) Seoka was born in 1922 in Modjadji …

… battle on 26 August 1966 and was shot, captured and taken as a prisoner to Pretoria. He was later brought back to …

… her husband then spent time moving to different parishes as they carried out their work. They started in Wellington in …

… He was born at KwaNobamba (Weenan), KZN. As a boy he herded sheep, cattle and goats and while looking …

… to Julius, his father had the most influence on his work as a sculptor. He attended the Lamontville High School until …

… He received no formal training in art and was self-trained as a sculptor. According to his daughter one of the …

… 1960s, Jan and his wife went to Lesotho where they worked as administrators for a ‘Flying Doctor’ organisation called …

… subjects. "Documentary photography is very enriching to me as a person. It is a great privilege to me to be able to use …

… College in Cape Town. He received a set of oil paints as a 21st birthday gift ”” this prompted him to begin …

… political cartoons. He was singled out by Time magazine as one of the top six newspaper cartoonists of the 20th …

… into contact with many of the prominent ANC members, both as leader of the AABN and in her personal capacity. In 1990 …

… and part time junior lecturer at the UFS before he started as a photographer at Die Volksblad until 1996. He is …

… States. In 1921 he spent three months in South Africa as a member of the Phelps-Stokes Commission on African …

… of anti-imperialiast struggles throughout the world. Both Colonialism and Imperialism are discussed with focus on the …

… was the brainchild of Ray Simons who drew in others such as Helen Joseph , Lillian Ngoyi and Amina Cachalia who formed … was adopted at the inaugural conference, it is still used as a reference document for gender issues within South Africa … lifetime. Albertina’s work with the UDF was a contributing factor to continued police surveillance of her in the 80’s …

… agents. Security reports at the time portrayed them as mostly “obscure” and rather “bewildered.” British colonial … they were targeted by non-state agents, likely acting as proxies. Arthur Maimane detailed his flight to Ghana in … the Sharpeville Massacre in 1960. Censorship became the factor by which government intruded directly into literature. …

… to eradicate all symbols associated with the British colonialism and White minority rule. On the second …

… bringing a better life to all. Our struggle to end colonialism and apartheid was never an end in itself. It was … operates effectively. Indeed transport can be described as the engine of regional development and integration. The … symbolises our common effort to build our economies as partners, benefiting from each other's endowments. It …

… images and narratives of the past, history may be claimed as a source of power. The significance of the ‘Cattle Killing … from the archives of colonialists and/or proponents of colonialism. As such insightful caution must be exercised … Commodities ↵ Other than the use of political expediency, colonialism involved the consistent persuasion of the buy-in …

… aged 77. Nyerere became a symbol of the struggle against colonialism in Tanzania and to other African countries … Solomon Mahlangu Freedom College (SAMFCO) was constructed. As the youth fled political persecution in South Africa many …

… year since the democratic breakthrough of April 1994. As we enter the new year we have behind us, not only a major … the political, social and economic legacy of apartheid colonialism, of racism, sexism and class oppression. An … racked by the terrible legacy of decades of apartheid colonialism. But, at the end of the day, it is the ANC that …

… labourers in colonial Natal in the mid-19th century. As Indians completed their period of indenture and ventured … ii) those who had completed their indenture and worked as free Indians; and iii) traders, or passenger Indians, who … granting free passages and similar inducements will not, as my experience teaches me, be availed of to any appreciable …

… quality of our wine. Climate is considered the principal factor in the potential style and quality of wine that a …

… nations and were readily available for purchase. A factor that ensured the implementation of electric trams in …

… banning orders forced his resignation in 1953, he served as secretary of the African Textile Workers' Union. During  …

… with influence throughout the Transkei, he was known as one of the "fathers of the Bunga" and served successively …

… glass on doors, gates, screens and on murals, mainly as commissions from architects. In 1987 and 1995 Powell …

… more active in Catholic youth organizations. He trained as a youth councilor and served in a number of capacities in …