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… Zambia, to a Kenyan father and a Zimbabwean mother. The family moved back to his father’s homeland, Kenya, before … rugby player. Ologa made his Test debut in 1995, becoming the youngest person and first black person to play for … treason which led to him going into exile. He now lives in the UK where he is a sports commentator and a singer. …

… and Central African countries. He came to South Africa at the age of 20. His company Pauling and Co. was a major contributor in the development of railways in Southern and Central Africa. … it is Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe) that he helped develop the most. Pauling, who worked together with Cecil John …

… She won numerous awards throughout her career, among them the Corobrik National Ceramic Award in 1988 and the Standard Bank Young Artist Award in 1990.Her work is … died of an AIDS related illness in 1999.She was buried at the farm where she was born. …

… to invite members within your organization/ department to the screening on the 28th,29th and 30th November in Cape Town and … at each screening and will partake in a discussion after the screening. We are compiling an invitation list to be sent …

… altogether 270 people, crew, passengers and residents of the town. Colonel Muammar Gaddafi has agreed to hand over the suspects to be tried in a Scottish court of law in the Netherlands. Mandela, who was to retire in three months' … Anon.(2001), Profile: Mandela's magic touch ,from the BBC News , 28 August,[online],Available at  …

… on NUM, as Anglo American Corporation yesterday appeal to the National Union of Mines workers to resume talks aimed at … of Transvaal Women (FEDTRAW) did not just celebrate the 1956 womens's protest march , but also encourage women to unite and play a more active role in the struggle, article regarding rural report which says more …

… never returned to live in South Africa again, but visited the country after 1994 for his Retrospective exhibition in … in his work but also motivated him to travel abroad to see the paintings for himself. He loved sculpture and … It was immediately apparent that he wanted to express the fact that line and colour can be used without …

… being beaten with bamboo poles, water was released and the remaining dye was processed into cakes, for export. The venture failed due to the: climate; river water and poor soil. 'Though were …

… Party (NPP) won an overwhelming majority in both houses of the legislature. However, political pandemonium returned to the country until a peace deal, which forced Taylor into … in Nigeria, was brokered by international brokers led by the United States. Taylor is now facing charges of crimes …

… Contents and Contributors Stories: The Spirit of Two Worlds by Jayapraga Reddy; From the Backseat by Greg Latter; Blind Justice by Stanley Loba Mabena; The Lovers by Bessie Head; From Blame Me on History by Bloke …

… Patrice Lumumba, Congolese nationalist who would be the Congo’s first Prime Minister, was briefly imprisoned … in Stanleyville. He was then set free in time to attend the Round Table Conference in Brussels, where his dramatic appearance stole the show from other Congolese leaders. Following Congo’s …

… clerk. He left for England in 1934 where he studied art at the Westminster School of Art. He returned to South Africa in … from expressionism and surrealism, though he rejected the latter description for his work. Described by one critic … and later by Piero della Francesca. Preller was one of the most innovative artists of his time. He died in …

… in Literature at Oxford University in 1925, and studied at the Westminster School of Art in London from 1926-32.  Until … She returned to South Africa shortly after the outbreak of the Second World War. She is well known as a painter of …

… Jody Scheckter is also infamously known for being the cause of one of the biggest accidents in the history of Formula One.[iv] End Notes [i] Jody Scheckter: …

… Reagan of supporting South Africa’s apartheid government. The attack by Kaunda on Howe and Reagan came at the height of popular unrest across South Africa. Kaunda’s … in South Africa, you are not welcome at all." Howe denied the accusation, saying he was trying to end apartheid …

… diabetes sufferer Maxwell Mlilo died on 22 June 2006. The veteran actor had been on South African Screens for decades. He appeared in many local productions like the soapie Generations, and local dramas like Tsha Tsha and … his death, Mlilo was well known for his role as Ngconde in the local sitcom Emzini Wezinsizwa. Mlilo was only 48 when he …

… Boesak occupied influential positions. In 1982 he became the President of the World Alliance of Reformed Churches, which claimed to … Protestants worldwide. He was also a founding member of the United Democratic Front in 1983. In 1991 he was elected …

… The document contains a list of the resolutions tabled …

… The document contains a list of the resolutions tabled …

… Call to the Conference of the All-African Convention. …

… Paper containing reading list on the history of the SACP …

… Fighting Talk - Special issue on the Congress of the People …

… Article by the United Democratic Front discussing the state of emergency. …

… Notes on strategy after the unbanning of the African National Congress. …

… The historical background to the development of Black Universities is outlined. …

… Speech delivered by I B Tabata to the Fourth Committee of the United Nations. …

… Obituary of Michael Harmel, member of the Central Committee of the SACP …

… , No 18, November 1982 of the Works Committee of the Mazimbu Project. …

… Report on the activities of the Black Sash Border Advice Office, 1987 …

… The Act was to amend the Separate Representation of Voters Act, 1951 …