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… in Pretoria Supreme Court by revealing his part in the apartheid regime's 'dirty tricks' campaign. Pleading in … leading National Party (NP) figures and senior officers in the security forces. He insisted that he was part of a systematic campaign, which encompassed the police, armed forces and covert security …

… Buthelezi proposed to visit him in Pollsmoor Prison. The telegram said Nelson Mandela believed that the best time for them to meet was after he and his … him for his efforts to set him free. Buthelezi read the telegram to KwaZulu -Natal legislative Assembly, which …

… he attended school in Tottenham. He joined  Arsenal at the age of nine and has played for them since. He is … of birth, Ghana. He is hoping to represent Ghana in the 2014 World cup. He has been unfortunate to have suffered an injury during the 2011/2012 season where he ruptured a ligament. …

… invited by Bella where he received military training from the Algerian National Liberation Front at bases of the latter across the border in Morocco. On June 19, 1965, after less than … Who Led Algeria After Independence, Dies at 93’ , from The New York Times, 11 April, [online], available at …

… 1985. When he failed to appear in court along with the others on 7 March, his family grew concerned. They later … recounted how Mvulane had been beaten and trampled on by the police until he lost consciousness. He was just one of the many detainees who mysteriously lost their lives behind …

… Nelson Mandela in 1996, Togo and South Africa set the platform to establish diplomatic relations. President … met then President of Togo, Gnassingbé Eyadéma, to review the situation in West Africa. A year later, on 13 January … diplomatic relations were formally established between the two countries. Togo does not have ambassadorial …

… of over a hundred bridges in South Africa. It was during the construction of the bridges that he discovered over 300 prehistoric sites. … archeologist. He was honored greatly for his service to the discipline. He died on in 1956 in Knysna. … The African Rock Art Digital Archive  Clarence van Riet Lowe …

… languages) and other books, was born in Thaba-Nchu in the Orange Free State. She was principal actor in a … - Place of Goodness, that received first prize at the Creteil Film Festival in Paris, France. Khuzwayo was awarded a DLitt by the University of Natal in 1996.   References: Hayes, S. …

… allow his people to pay hut taxes and waging war against the Transvaal Boers in defence of his autonomy. Although he … Malebogo languished in prison until 1900, when the British authorities allowed him to return to his people during the South African War (Second Anglo Boer War). …

… Sir Seretse Khama  was born on 1 July 1921 in Serowe in the British Protectorate of Bechuanaland, now known as … with a Bachelor of Arts in 1944. In 1966, he became the first president of the Republic of Botswana . Under his leadership Botswana …

… birth place Ranavav, India where he was born in 1862, at the age of 14. He undertook a voyage to South Africa in 1876 … 1883. He had befriended Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi while the latter was still in India and when Gandhi came to South Africa; Joosub became the agent for people to contact him. Joosub died suddenly, a …

… Ga-Ramokgopa, Pietersburg district. Nakene became one of the first Black student to graduate with a Bachelor of Arts … 1983 on his farm Kameelrivier in Groblersdal district. The University of Limpopo (Turfloop campus) bestowed a … on him in appreciation of his immense contribution to the betterment of education in South Africa, in particular …

… people; text: Month of Compassion 1986; ...This is true: the hour comes, and it is now, and the true worshippers shall worship the Father in spirit and in truth.. So let us use this year …

… of National Women's Day, 1956 - 1981. Cartoon Strip giving the message of the Women's charter on left and illustration of two women and … fists on right with text 'we remember...'. 'Published by the National Women's Day Committee …

… This move followed after two notices in terms of the Suppression of Communism Act (1950) had been served on … him on 19 May 1952 and his arrest on two occasions during the same month. He was sentenced to six months' forced … years, on both charges. Sachs continued his opposition to the South African government in England. Sources:     …

… (BCP),Durban, which was a major organization within the Black Conciousness movement. It was intended as a survey of contemporary events and trends in the Black community. An exhaustive range of subjects includes … Thoko Mbanjwa in 1974/75. BCP was banned in October 1977. The language meduim was English. …

… Smiso Zwane, stage name Okmalumkoolkat was born in the Umlazi township of Durban on 27 July 1985. [i] Along ZamaniXolo stage name DoktaSpiZee, two forms the rap and electronic duo Dirty Paraffin. [ii] … album “Mlazi Milano” in 2016.He has also contributed to the tracks of numerous South African hip hop artists which …

… Laurens S Meintjes.[ii] He represented South Africa at the 1912 Olympics, held in Stockholm, Sweden.[iii] Despite … against more experienced road riders, Rudolph outperformed the other competitors to claim gold in the inpidual 320 km race.[iv] He competed professionally in …

… to immediate discussions. Every day that is lost will make the resumption of the process more difficult and may lead to the loss of further lives. Annexures A-F contain observations …

… military training in Oujda, Morocco, and after attending the All Africa People’s Conference in Ethiopia. He was … with incitement to strike and with illegally leaving the country. Bob Hepple acted as his legal representative. … 1962, he was sentenced to five years' imprisonment on the charges. He began his sentence in Pretoria Central Prison. …

… and later Edoardo Villa. He was an art instructor at the centre until 1964, when he became full-time artist, … receiving guidance from Edoardo Villa. In 1967 he visited the United States of America and Europe as a guest of USSALEP … Leadership Exchange Programme), West Germany in 1979 and the USA again in 1985. He exhibited numerously from …

… to avoid accusation of political bias and to distance the office from his political involvement.Like many political activists he was educated at the University of Fort Hare where he studied law. Because of … detention from 1982 to 1985, he completed his LLB through the University of South Africa (UNISA) while in prison. …

… nemiBongo (1927) included 'Nkosi sikelel' iAfrica'. The words of the first stanza and chorus were originally written in Xhosa … a hymn by Enoch Sontonga in 1897. Sontonga also composed the music, while Mqhayi added seven additional Xhosa stanzas …

… 1946 as a Catholic missionary. He was initially posted to the Orange Free State, where he worked among the black people living in and around Bloemfontein. He served … in South Africa, as well as in Belgium, Canada, Germany, the United States and the United Kingdom. His subject matter …

… Robert Brian (Bobby) Skinstad, the youngest ever Springbok rugby captain, was born in Bulawayo, Rhodesia (Zimbabwe). Skinstad captained the Springboks in twelve tests. After a semi-retirement from … lengthy stay in England where he was a regular player for the Barbarians. Skinstad officially retired from professional …

… In commemoration of Woman's Month, the CYPHER proudly presents "Imbewu Yesini". Through poetry … journeys through our gendered experiences, questioning the narratives and expectations assigned to us as women and men. "Imbewu Yesini" bears witness to the wounds that have come to separate us. It interrogates our …

… 224 bed Public Hospital situated in Taweni, Eastern Cape. The Hospital provides services to the Flagstaff area, part of Lusikisiki and Bizana with a … pregnant and breastfeeding women as well as children under the age of six years old. Other citizens are charged …

… only surviving son, Makgatho Mandela, died of HIV/AIDS in the Linksfield hospital in Johannesburg. His father put up a … HIV/Aids. He stressed that being open about HIV/Aids was the only way to stop people "regarding it as an extraordinary … second wife, Zondi Mandela, had died of pneumonia at the age of 46 on 13 July 2003. Makgatho was survived by four …

… a name for himself at Eden Gardens in Calcutta, India in the 1996/97 seasons, his national team debut. Gibb’s career … disciplinary action after making racist comments during the 1st Test against Pakistan. Despite his troubles, he has won man of the match 14 times. …