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… Wilfrid Edward Cooper was born on 22 May 1926 in Observatory, a suburb of … to the small town of Klawer on the banks of the Oliphant’s River in Namaqualand.  While in Klawer his sister, Nancy, … Studies, from 1946 until 1947. On 22 October 1949, Wilfrid Cooper married Gertrude Hope Posthumus who was not only to be …

… Sathasivian “Saths” Cooper was born on 11 December 1950 in Durban, Natal (now … Africa. He was the eldest child of Alimal and Appasamy Cooper. Cooper matriculated from Sastri College, Durban in … along ethnicity. Politics gained the upper hand in Cooper's life as he soon found himself liasing with other students …

… Gertrude Hope (nee Posthumus) Cooper, the second-youngest of eight children was born in … the age of 25, she was appointed to the position of Woman’s Editor, expanding its functions, and becoming an … newspaper. On 22 October 1949 she married Wilfrid Edward Cooper who was then busy studying for his LLB degree at the …

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… critical of the inaction of the  African National Congress's  (ANC's) leaders, he campaigned for the presidency of the ANC in …

… with her parents when she was three months old. Constance’s interest in photography began in 1924 when she was given a … from Go Well, My Child was included in Bon Voyage at the Cooper-Hewitt Museum of the Smithsonian Institution in New … from Go Well, My Child was included in Bon Voyage at the Cooper-Hewitt Museum of the Smithsonian Institution in New …

… students in their protests against the Government’s restrictions on campus. One of her early acts at the … movement and in an ironic twist, allowed the rector's residence to be used as a meeting place for the University … general), Mosibudi Mangena (national organiser), and Saths Cooper (public relations officer).Kgware became the first …

… on campus, he was elected as the chairperson of SASO’s Turfloop branch. Together with his comrades, he helped … aimed at celebrating the ascension to power of Mozambique’s liberation movement after the collapse of Portuguese … terrorism. Among those arrested were Sathasivan ‘Saths’ Cooper , Strinivasa ‘Strini’ Moodley , Aubrey Mokoape, …

… and completed his primary schooling at St. Paul’s School and Marion School. He finished his secondary … Haffejee enrolled for inter-science at the Bhavan's College in Bombay and thereafter went Nagpur to study … his body - on his back, knees, arms and head.  Dr W Cooper, Harry Pitman and Ismail Mahomed represented the …

… • Contribution by Professor S. Badat, on Banishment, Rhodes University, 2012. From the … People - Political Banishment under Apartheid by Professor S. Badat. …

… of the Black Consciousness Movement (BCM) such as Saths Cooper and Strini Moodley . In 1982, she obtained a Master of … tribunal.  Judge Pillay played a critical role in the ICTR's groundbreaking jurisprudence on rape as genocide, as well … of freedom of speech and hate propaganda. Judge Pillay’s tenure at the ICTR is best remembered for her role in the …

… family was steeped in anti-apartheid politics, and Variava’s brothers Haroon and Yusuf also became heavily involved in … Stanley Ntwasa, Bokwe Mafuna, Ben Langa, and Saths Cooper, among others. On his return to college, Variava … the Turfloop students who were already on strike. Saths Cooper called Variava and asked him to speak to students on …

… black consciousness to a mass audience through the country's hundreds of independent churches. Mayatula became … for the state in the trial of the SASO Nine (State v.Cooper).At the time of the 1976 Soweto uprising he was a … behind the banners of the ANC and the Azanian People's Organisation (AZAPO). …

… son of a local chief,Mangope graduated from St Peter's School in Johannesburg in 1946.After working for several … Soweto uprising when arsonist set fire to the homeland's legislative assembly building in Mmabatho,Mangope's authoritarian disposition became more evident in measures …

… Transvaal, [now Limpopo Province].  Chief Hlamandana’s partner accompanied him “voluntarily” into banishment.  … • Contribution by Professor S. Badat, Rhodes University, 2012.  From the book,  Forgotten … - Political Banishment under Apartheid  by Professor S. Badat • O'MalleyP.  Chapter 2: Regional Profile Eastern …

… Movement, which was affiliated to  Azanian People’s Organisation  (Azapo). In 1987, after being elected to the … in Gauteng. In 1996 Shiceka served as a member of the ANC's provincial executive committee in Gauteng. In the run-up to the ANC’s conference in Polokwane in 2007, he mobilised support for …

… to do with either the Trust or the local Council.’ Msutu’s supporters were accused of inciting the ‘peace-loving … of the local Council. It was argued that given Msutu’s influence and support, simply deposing Msutu would be … banished to ‘Riverside Natives Trust Farm’ in King William’s Town, [Eastern Province, now Eastern Cape]. Msutu, however, …

… and was deployed in its military wing Azanian People's Liberation Army (Apla). In a fierce battle between Apla … from pain, in his first fight in the United States, Horace Cooper defeated him on points. With the banning of liberation …

… the entire Transkei homeland. She founded the Vukani Women’s Organisation, a structure which later evolved into the  African National Congress (ANC) Women’s League  in the Transkei Region. From 1993 to 1997, she … on the National Executive Committee of the ANC Women’s League as an organiser. Molo became WAARD President and …

… elderly man who, during the troubles after Abram's   expulsion, had come through necessity to be seen as the … [Council], none in a school hall. My father and my father’s father said that it was always so. I know that my people … On 26 May 1958, Moiloawas banished to the King William’s Town District, [Eastern Province, now Eastern Cape], ‘a …

… he made of samples of skin taken from wounds on Mr Botha’s body. Skin abrasions found on the shoulder, upper chest, … a rigid object, possibly while being struck by it. Dr W Cooper, counsel for the family, described Mr Botha as a …

… as the commander of a covert South African Police’s death squad. Following these confessions, former  President … the headphones was sent to Coetzee in Zambia. The sender’s name was given as Bheki Mlangeni, with whom Coetzee had been in contact, and the return address was Mlangeni’s home in the Soweto, Johannesburg. Coetzee was suspicious of …

… (now known as KwaZulu-Natal - KZN).  The seeds of Reddy’s activism were sown as a youngster around his passion for … During his studies, he taught briefly as a locum at Cooper School, founded by AS Cooper, the father of black consciousness leader Saths Cooper …

… The years 1979 to 1983 bear the imprints of Comrade Ivan’s connection with the African National Congress (ANC) as a … his command. The training conducted under Comrade Ivan’s command included training instructors in tactics, military …