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… by his son Phakathwayo, then came Vezi, Makhunga and John Tshangana, Josiah’s father. Although John Tshangana was … like teaching, interpreting, policing, clerical and postal work, etc. also served as a powerful incentive. Little is … policy. Harriette advocated neither. In the context of her work in Natal and Zululand, she affirmed the need to maintain …

… there was much covert activity and only a flicker of legal work. It started in 1961 with Mandela’s visits to various … on the organization of the trade union movement and legal work in the other congresses do not appear to have been seen … one, Ben Turok, now in his late eighties and another, John Nkadimeng, a Trade Unionist and General Secretary of the …

… p157 Campbell refers to leading African evangelists whose work drew the admiration of missionaries and colonial …

… which stated that the indentured Indians were to work for the Natal colonial government on Natal's sugar … few journalists to denounce the system of indenture, his work provides us with a dynamic account of the miseries of … a shaky argument at best, especially since one of them was John Dunn who had joined the British when hostilities began. …

… the past presidents of the African National Congress, John Langalibalele Dube, Sefako Makgatho, Zac Mahabane, … ANC and the Communist Party of South Africa resolved to work together in 1929. Meanwhile, the relationship with the … ANC worked to open up rural areas to allow operatives to work from these areas. While some Bantustans were hostile to …

… the past presidents of the African National Congress, John Langalibalele Dube, Sefako Makgatho, Zac Mahabane, … ANC and the Communist Party of South Africa resolved to work together in 1929. Meanwhile, the relationship with the … ANC worked to open up rural areas to allow operatives to work from these areas. While some Bantustans were hostile to …

… Their legacy, along with that of people like the Revered John Dube and Isaiah Shembe, Bishop Colenso, Sobantu and … that question of our constituencies. Let us enjoin them to work together with the police in freeing our society of …

… a rainfall like pearls or diamonds. It was visited by John Barrow in 1797 when he reported that: "The village of … traditions. (Visitors have the opportunity to see their work and purchase these exclusive arts at the Centre, which …

… assent and co-operation of Dema- print, who would have to work flat out to print the colour and get it to the Daily … Dispatch by deadline. The managing director of Demaprint, John Horlor, readily agreed, and the three of us planned the …

… One meeting, addressed by Edwin Thabo Mofutsanyana and John Beaver Marks, was invaded by a group of white protesters … during the Apartheid regime by all parties started its work in a ceremony on 16 December 1995.  …

… as young as 10 years who were in the loving care of Canon John Osmers. The particular dinner averred to above was … to jump out and hide under a tree, watching the killers at work from a distance. Although shooting subsided an hour …

… the PAC. Vusumuzi Make became chairman until 1981 when John Pokela was released from Robben Island. In 1990, the ban … settlement grew remarkably under the leadership of Nyathi John Pokela in 1982 when the Tanzania government granted 440 …

… African National Congress) is formed in Bloemfontein, with John Langalibalele Dube elected as the first President. 1913 …

… inferiority, and maintains them as voteless chattels to work where they are told and behave as they are told by the … both here and abroad are in some way the result of my work. I must place on record my belief that I have been only … Matthews Meyiwa, Elphas Mdlalose, Anthony Xaba and John Nene. Imprisoned in 1978, they were not released during …

… dresses and sarees, and others clothed in their domestic work outfits – all showed up to take part in the resistance … South Africans of getting into the city, finding better work, and establishing themselves in the “white” part of … the Minister of Native Affairs, Henry Burton wrote to John Dube the President of the SANNC, telling him not to send …

… Black professional nurse in South Africa. She resumes work at the Lovedale Hospital and serves the hospital for … Action Committee and is elected secretary to the Chairman, John Alwyn. Sonia Bunting attends the World Youth Congress in … New York. Sonia Bunting goes into exile and continues to work for the Communist Party. She becomes organiser of the …

… district and was named in honour of the first postmaster, John Voorendijk's wife Sannie. Sannieshof is very small …

… Peruse through the former home of John Gately, an Irish Immigrant who was one of the founders …

… Waters” which provides an overview of the SS Mendi and the John H. Marsh Maritime Research Centre which hosts about …

… Commissioner for Native Affairs, Sir Godfrey Lagden. Its work was to devise a common policy for black people. Picture … information reliably and accurately in writing. Ability to work independently, formulating questions and gathering, … agricultural activities. Large numbers of black men had to work for white farmers in order to survive. The emergence of …

… about the kind of societies we have created- those who work with nature and its angers, the miners, the farmers , … and Ari to construct the wordscapes of the project. His work has been at the forefront of a new sensibility of … She has four of her own poetry anthologies, besides her work being featured in several local and international …

… motive in putting Blacks into camps, namely to make them work, either to grow crops for the troops or to dig trenches, be wagon drivers or work as miners once the gold mines became partly operational … to grow their own crops. The able-bodied who could work, could exchange labour for food or buy mealie meal at a …

… the men, life was very tough. The burden of agricultural work and the responsibility of keeping the family together … cut down on informal means of employment such as laundry work, illegal beer brewing and prostitution. Each month, when … was thus restricted, forcing the women to take on domestic work in Bloemfontein, which suited the ruling party, and …

… control was largely absent as both parents were forced to work. Juvenile delinquency rates were extremely high. After … reluctant to employ teenagers as they did not have any work experience, and many of them were not able to read or … hard workers on the mines, and despised the tsotsis whos "work is not to work". The Russians' fighting ability and the …

… become sick because they are having problems at home or work. This is the reason why sangomas look at the environment that people live and work in to find reasons for their illness. Sangomas also look … Training to be a sangoma or an inyanga is very hard work. It is both physically and mentally challenging. Some of …

… considered illegal as it led to crime and absenteeism from work.  Bilharzia was common in certain areas and leprosy … namely, feeding animals etc., and those employees should work for two hours on Sunday before 8a.m.  The Commission was vague on the status of women who did not work, leaving the door open to irregularities and abuse. The …

… lecture at the university, Nauriya said Gandhi wrote about John Langalibalele Dube in his journal in 1906 praising him …

… South African Police (SAP). Her former driver and friend John Morgan, testified that he saw Madikizela-Mandela …

… of the amaQwathi met with Archdeacon Waters and the Rev John Gordon of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel …

… Mpye, Lady Nunu Ramohlokwane, Gordon Khuvutlu, Moalusi John wa Ledwaba, C. S. Gopane Creative Youth Association, …