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… Magnus Malan was born in Pretoria on 30 January 1930. His father, … House of Assembly, and his mother was Elizabeth Frederika Malan. He studied at the University of Stellenbosch (but did … of P.W. Botha .   During his time in government, Malan garnered a reputation for being a military technocrat, …

… D.F. Malan was born in 1874 in Riebeeck West in the Cape. He … led him into the arena of politics, and when  J.B.M. Hertzog  broke his ties with Prime Minister  Louis Botha  to form the  National Party , Malan was one of his first supporters. In 1915 the newspaper …

… around him. Towards the end of 1912 Botha dismissed  J B M Hertzog  from his cabinet and Roos protested by … the political organisation's aims, but Hertzog and  Dr D F Malan  rejected the idea. During this period the NP was … 1924 elections and formed the  Pact Government. Roos and Malan were also embroiled in a rivalry and their …

… to her long years of exile. Two of her other songs,  Dr Malan  (“…has difficult laws”), named after Prime Minister, DF Malan , who lead the National Party with its policy of …

… in the Jameson Raid and on Smuts . She, along with Helene Malan, first translated the Communist Manifesto into …

… of De Waal, TP Theron, DJA van Zyl, JH Schoeman and FS Malan. During the Cabinet crisis, Merriman identified De Waal … as one of the new leaders who could succeed Hofmeyr. When Malan and others began to organise a mass meeting in …

… context. The question of colour is not at issue here.” (Malan, 115) Owing to stringent post-operative sterile …

… age of twenty he delivered an address to Prime Minister Malan on his visit to the campus. Malan was impressed and Botha was offered a post as party … the organisation four days later. Soon afterwards D. F. Malan ordered all members of the (NP) to withdraw from the …

… with Apartheid South Africa’s Defence Minister Magnus Malan . But the circumstances of his death have raised some … by the former South African Minister of Defence, Magnus Malan. At a Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) hearing …

… administration with the United Party (UP) formed by  J B M Hertzog and  J C Smuts . He became the Transvaal provincial … He served as a Minister of Land and Irrigation in  D F Malan 's 1948 government, and on the latter's retirement in …

… – the art of Ernest Mancoba (1994) which won the Recht Malan Prize (1994), the Old Mutual Literary Award and was … Miles Botha is a recipient of the Vita Award, the Recht Malan Prize and the Old Mutual Award.  …

… (residing in an informal settlement next to the Nico Malan College for Nursing in Athlone) to build a more durable …

… was photographing future Defence Minister General Magnus Malan . Breytenbach was also granted access to Groote Schuur …

… and children were confined in concentration camps. When Malan and others began organising mass meetings to protest … an alternative to the mass protest meetings organised by Malan and to plead for some form of independence. They …

… Wilberforce Institute of the African Methodist Church (A.M.E.) In Evaton, Gow was immersed in an ethos of music and … was declared a white area, and consequently the beloved A.M.E. church of Gow’s father and grandfather was razed to the … , at its newly built whites-only operatic venue, the Nico Malan Theatre. Gow had qualified as a social worker in 1965, …

… World War II and later the National Party under Dr. D. F. Malan . In 1961 before South Africa became a Republic under …

… African fighter pilot and Battle of Britain hero, Sailor Malan, protesting the removal of Coloured South Africans from …

… World War II and later the National Party under Dr. D. F. Malan . In 1949 with the arrival of their first child, they …

… debating society and, as it was during this time that Dr Malan was entrenching apartheid, it became a heated subject …

… speeches delivered. When the government of Dr D.F. Malan passed the Suppression of Communism Act in 1950, … (London) his home, aided by the Africa Bureau of Reverends M. Scott and M. Benson. Later his family joined him in exile. In 1956 his …

… Africa. He entered the political arena at the time of Malan's Bill in 1925, and the first found Round Table …

… Commando, an organisation led by fighter pilot Sailor Malan, formed to oppose the Nationalist government’s plan to …

… Party (NP). On 6 October 1956 he married Helena Elizabeth Malan with whom he had 3 daughters and 2 sons. While …

… The following year, when the National Party led by Dr D.F. Malan came into power, he left his position as editor to … a radical swing in NP policy as previous leaders D.F. Malan and J.G. Strijdom had preached a naked form of White …

… learner. The tension between the supporters of  D.F. Malan and those of Barry Hertzog in the mid-1930s was …

… of Action – including Moroka, Gaur Radebe , Godfrey M Pitje , CS Ramohanoe and Oliver Tambo – was appointed in … 1952. The leaders of the ANC drafted a letter to President Malan. Although Moroka had not helped write the letter, it … Mandela returned to Johannesburg. The letter addressed to Malan informed him of the ANC's plan to mount demonstrations …

… been ousted from office by Afrikaner nationalism. Dr DF Malan's NP captured power in 1948 and clung on until 1994, …

… and the resultant fusion between the NP under J.B.M. Hertzog and the South African Party (SAP) under J.C. Smuts … Gesuiwerde (Purified) National Party (GNP) under Dr D.F. Malan . In 1935 Swart was elected to the Federal Council of … was appointed Minister of Justice in the cabinet of D.F. Malan. Swart has been described as a particularly able …

… of no confidence in the officials and in support of Dr. Y.M. Dadoo and his nationalist movement. The Nationalist Bloc … in London on 25 January 1949 while a life-sized effigy of Malan was burnt in Trafalgar Square. In the statement, Dadoo … to the Nationalist Party (NP) and their leader, Dr. D F Malan . The hands of the Malan government are stained with …

… bilateral committee dealing with paragraph three of the DF Malan Accord and the Pretoria Minute of August 1990 on …