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… Lewis Nkosi was born in Chesterville, Durban, Kwa-Zulu Natal … was awarded the Order of Ikhamanga on 28 October 2008. Lewis Nkosi died on 5 September 2010 in Johannesburg, after a …   [Accessed 6 September 2010]|Anon. (unknown) ‘Lewis Nkosi’ from KZN Literary Tourism [online] Available at: …

… Neville Allan Lewis was in born Cape Town, 1895. Considered in the 1940s to be South Africa’s premier society portraitist, Lewis was steeped in the tradition of British painting and … of subject matter was replicated to a large degree by Lewis when he set up a studio in London after the First World …

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… 1972, D’Oliveira had played in 44 tests for England. Basil Lewis D’Oliveira (Dolly) passed away on 19 November 2011. He … Basil Lewis (Dolly) D’Oliveira …

… Lewis Baker was married to Villa Baker. He was a civil rights … Verwoerd government, a State of Emergency was declared.  Lewis went underground for a while.  He was subsequently … his sentence was over and he was released from prison, Lewis was immediately placed under house arrest, banned from …

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… Henrietta (Ettie or Het) Rebecca Stakesby Lewis was born in 1850 at the Umpukani Mission Station, … care giver of Alice’s children. She married John Stakesby Lewis in 1893, and the couple lived for some years in … to the houses of Parliament.  Henrietta Rebecca Stakesby Lewis passed away in 1912, and her funeral had an estimated …

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… She was previously married. She met her second husband Lewis Baker who handled her divorce. He was a civil rights … 1949 with the arrival of their first child, they decided Lewis would continue to be politically active, but she would … Verwoerd government, a State of Emergency was declared.  Lewis went underground for a while. Villa’s situation became …

… in Winter provoked snide comment from art critic Bernard Lewis, who dismissed it as a "poster", which by "no stretch … Although at times highly critical of SASA itself, Lewis reflected the conservative tastes of the time. After …

… (qv.). His work came in for stinging criticism in David Lewis's The Naked Eye in 1946. Lewis held that his best work had been done ten years …

… where he went into business with his brother-in-law Isaac Lewis and Jules Porges. Together they formed the French Diamond Mining Company. Following this Lewis and Marks decided to relocate to the Eastern Transvaal, …

… between 1924 and 1926. The irascible art critic Bernard Lewis commended his treatment of the skies of the Karoo, and …

… the organisation. Present Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis also paid tribute, highlighting Solomon’s courage and … most difficult years. Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis conveyed his condolences, expressing that her legacy … schools, hospitals and police stations,’ said Hill-Lewis. As a mother, activist and leader, her legacy will …

… who came to be known as the “Drum Boys”. These included Lewis Nkosi, Nat Nakasa , Bloke Modisane and Es’kia Mphahlele …

… in the assassination was Conservative Party MP Clive Derby-Lewis, and strangely a theory based largely on documents … South Africa's first democratic election. Walus and Derby-Lewis were captured, sentenced and jailed within an … been ruled “unconstitutional.” In 1997 Walus and Derby-Lewis applied for amnesty through the Truth and …

… cartoonist D. C. Boonzaier and art critic Bernard Lewis and established himself as a sculptor. He also painted …

… Prison in Pretoria, together with Herbert Hull and David Lewis, both strikers, who had been sentenced for the murder … the Industrial Federation. The funeral of Long, Hull and Lewis on 19 November at Brixton Cemetery in Johannesburg was …

… the name of Miss Schreiner, who later became Mrs Stakeby-Lewis), asked Anna's mother if she could take her daughter …

… included Henry Nxumalo, Can Themba, Es'kia Mphahlele , and Lewis Nkosi all with high literary writing skills. He also …

… le Fanu and H.P. Lovecraft, as well as Charles Dickens, Lewis Carroll and, not unsurprisingly, Edgar Allan Poe. This …

… Rights Centre: In February of 2003 Alex became a Lewis Hine Documentary Fellow and took a position as …

… As a result, in 1984, with the support of her late husband Lewis Shongwe, she started the Pinocchio Crèche in Green … . (Accessed on 21 July 2020) Mnqwazi, L. (n.d). From Tragedy to Triumph, [online], Available at: … . (Accessed on 21 July 2020) Pinocchio Crèche, (n.d). About Pinocchio Crèche, [online], Available at: …

… 1911. While in London, she befriended Sybil Thorndike and Lewis Casson, who were to visit her in Bloemfontein some 22 …

… spaces until in 2007, when American journalist, Jesse Lewis, wrote an article about his life and career for the … to the Veterinary Museum in Pretoria, Gauteng. In 2019, Lewis filmed a documentary that not only explored Dr Soga’s … . (Accessed on 22 June 2021) Lewis, J. (2019). Jotello Festiri Soga (1865-1906). [online]. …

… land tenure and occupation, which Ismail co-authored with Lewis Dison, was an outcome of his experience in representing …

… Duncan, Mollie Anderson, Molly Doyle, Jean Middleton , Lewis Baker , Costa Gazides, and Paul Trewhela. Hymie Barsel … and solidarity during this difficult time. Sincerely N R Mandela Barsel has been honoured for her invaluable … . (Accessed on 2 March 2021) Umjindi. (n.d). Female activist prisoner – Esther Barsel. [online]. …

… Duncan, Mollie Anderson, Molly Doyle, Jean Middleton , Lewis Baker , Costa Gazides, Paul Trewhela, and Esther Barsel … on 10 March 2021) Historical Papers Research Archive. (n.d). Sylvia Neame Papers, 1935-2011. [online]. Available at: … (Accessed on 9 March 2021) South African History Online. (n.d). Kathy the gallant. [online]. Available at: …

… Committee for Clemency in 1971 together with Advocate Lewis Skweyiya, Rick Turner and Alan Paton , which spearhead …