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… unmatched. As she became more immersed in the world of Johannesburg and the political temper of the times, so too … for a few days. We went together to the Market Theatre in Johannesburg, one of her great pleasures in the city she …

… by Maano Tuwani; On Top of the Magalies by Maano Tuwani; Johannesburg November by Patrick Cullinan; Photograph of a … Patrick Fitzgerald; Crossing the Desert by Stephen Gray; Johannesburg 100 by Chipane L. Kgaphol . ESSAYS and …

… as his ultra-conservative politics. His law practice in Johannesburg – for he recovered his license to practice – is … time for Seme’s conservatism.  By the time he died in Johannesburg in 1951, the ANC’s revival was well underway. …

… GLOW organised South Africa’s first ‘Gay Pride’ march in Johannesburg in 1990 and was instrumental in advocating for …

… Ezrom Legae. Community art centres and workshops in the Johannesburg area were preceded by the Polly Street Art …

… Museum Africa, Johannesburg's major history and cultural history museum, is …

… the winner, chosen from 38 entries, as Taylor & Taylor of Johannesburg, with McLennan & Zeffert in the second place, …

… the Press Ombudsman. Mazwai was born on 3 October 1944 in Johannesburg. He worked as a day editor of The Sowetan in …

… of the Pan Africanist Congress (PAC) since 1984 dies in Johannesburg at the age of 77. Mothopeng's death came at the …

… More or less 550 kilometres north east of Johannesburg you will find the little happening town of …

… Finally, on December 1st 2005, the Constitutional Court in Johannesburg ruled that it is unconstitutional to deny gay …

… Blank called for expulsion at the Cottesloe Conference in Johannesburg. The conference was called by eight Afrikaans …

… hacked their way through the Black township of Boipatong (Johannesburg), leaving forty-six people dead and scores …

… Mariannridge, ABANGANI OPEN SCHOOL, Durban. OPEN SCHOOL, Johannesburg,  ZAMANI ARTS ASSOCIATION, Dobsonville, Soweto. …

… C. Baker Secretaries: A. Nzula and E. R. Roux, 41a Fox St, Johannesburg. …

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… Daily Mail in London and left to become the editor for the Johannesburg Rand Daily Mail. In 1902 he returned to work in …

… the revolt. This was the case in Fordsburg south of Johannesburg, an area that had become a stronghold of the … 2013]| Callinicos, L. (1981) Gold and Workers 1896-1924 (Johannesburg) pp 1 & â†‘ …

… speech before the Transvaal Passive Resistance Council in Johannesburg, Yusuf Dadoo, the national chairman of the South …

… 1909 in Cape Town. Penn later moved with his family to Johannesburg, where he attended Parktown High School and …

… Chinese working on the Witwatersrand gold mines near Johannesburg. This measure was very successful in increasing …

… New Brighton, it spread across the country, especially to Johannesburg, Kimberley and East London. The most horrifying … Humanity: analysing the repression of the apartheid state, Johannesburg: Human Rights Committee. |Liebenberg, B.J. & …

… author and newspaper editor who had worked in Kimberly and Johannesburg. These men retained close ties with African …

… Printer, 1935) [7] J.P. Bruwer Die Bantoe van Suid-Afrika. Johannesburg: Afrikaanse Pers 1956, voorwoord. Translation by … Bruwer, J.P. Die Bantoe van Suid-Afrika. Johannesburg: Afrikaanse Pers 1956, voorwoord. Translation by …

… Art Ensemble Retrospective During the past few years the Johannesburg Art Gallery has focused attention on black …

… newspaper was established in October 1912 and launched in Johannesburg. Historian Les Switzer notes that the newspaper …

… owned Bapo Ba Mogale mining company, as well as the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) -listed exploration …

… window at the police headquarters at Jan Vorster Square, Johannesburg. He was a Muslim school teacher, 30 years of … Essop, a 21 -year-old medical student, was detained in Johannesburg on 23 October. His brother said that he was in … Act in 1010. Among those making such pleas were the Cape, Johannesburg, and Free State Bar Councils and the Society of …

… 1948, the union held a general meeting at the City Hall, Johannesburg, to receive a full report on the arbitrators' … put a special train at their disposal to bring them into Johannesburg. The president, Anna Scheepers, closed the … but for some unknown reason, abandoned the idea. Johannesburg was stunned by this display of mob violence and …

… Youth in Natal Communist Party headquarters moves from Johannesburg to Cape Town under Moses Kotane as national … , Scattered fighting between Africans and whites in Johannesburg; destruction of the Bantu World printing plant … October-November , Riots in Port Elizabeth (October 18), Johannesburg (No­vember 3), Kimberley (November 8), and East …