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… London and subsequently died there in hospital. Budd was born in the Cape in Mowbray on 09 June 1910. … SA trade unionist Raymond Budd dies …

… Vera Ponnen (nee Vera Gwendoline Alberts) was born in 1915 in England. She came to South Africa in 1938 as a governess. The next year, she went to Johannesburg and while there she met members of the Communist …

… Faith Nonhlanhla Mazibuko was born on the 2 April 1965, at Charteston Location, Nigel. She … (ANC) Regional Executive Committee Member in Greater Johannesburg . She became a Member of the Gauteng Provincial …

… Norman Catherine was born in East London, South Africa in September 1949. He … year he began his career as a commercial artist in Johannesburg.  Shortly after his first exhibition in 1969, …

… Alexandra Action Committee member is shot dead in Johannesburg …

… Interview by Johannesburg Television Service: Soweto, February 15, 1990 …

… Address at the Commonwealth Business Forum, Johannesburg 9 November 1999 …

… The Springbok rugby team beats Australia 25-3 in Johannesburg. …

… Document 5 - Johannesburg Anti-CAD Committee, Bulletin Number One [1943] …

… 15,000 people attend Neil Aggett’s funeral in Johannesburg. …

… Interview by Johannesburg Television Service Soweto, 15 February 1990 …

… South African Amateur Athletic Union is founded in Johannesburg. …

… I had a choice: Shanaaz Majiet by SPEAK, May 1993, Johannesburg …

… Thinking Theatre: Irene Stephanou by SPEAK, November 1992, Johannesburg …

… Hamba Kahle: Helen Joseph by SPEAK, March 1993, Johannesburg …

… Cheryl Roberts by Thoraya Pandy (SPEAK), June 1992, Johannesburg …

… A Celebration Of Women Artists by SPEAK, July 1992, Johannesburg …

… Take Note, Women Vote! by SPEAK, August 1993, Johannesburg …

… Workers’ College Challenges Sexism by SPEAK, December 1992, Johannesburg …

… Roar, Young Lionesses! Roar! By SPEAK, October 1990, Johannesburg …

… ’No Regrets’, Frances Baard by SPEAK, December 1993, Johannesburg …

… The first violence caused by apartheid occurs in Johannesburg. …

… Saboteurs blow up two railway lines south of Johannesburg. …

… UNCTAD Conference (26 April – 11 May) starts in Johannesburg. …

… Saboteurs blow up two railway lines south of Johannesburg. …

… Johannesburg Diocese Justice and Peace Commission 1989 Lenten …

… Municipal bye-election, Ward 9, Johannesburg, November 18th, 1953 …

… Multi-racial Johannesburg: apartheid in action - a Black Sash Forum …

… Johannesburg Advice Office Report for August and September …

… George Christopher Cato is born …