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… Jennifer Schreiner (known as Jenny) was born in Johannesburg , … Transvaal (now Gauteng ) in 1956 to G.D.L. Deneys and Else Schreiner.  Else and Deneys were active members of the … would not join an exclusively white organisation.  Deneys Schreiner, Professor in Inorganic Chemistry, was appointed …

… Olive Schreiner was a writer and feminist and one of the first … in the Eastern Cape. She was named Olive Emilie Albertina Schreiner after her three older brothers, Oliver (1848-1854), … Black women. One of Olive’s brothers, William Philip Schreiner held similar views. He was prime minister of the …

… William Philip Schreiner, Prime Minister of the Cape Colony, anti-British … men' including ‘civilised Africans'. William Philip Schreiner was born in 30 October 1857. He was the tenth child of Gottlob and Rebekah Schreiner. He studied at the South African College, Cape Town …

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… leaders and dignitaries, including Mohandas Gandhi . Olive Schreiner came to know Ruth Alexander in the context of their … Alexander giving speeches at various WEL meetings at which Schreiner was present, and with Schreiner a major background presence in the WEL. Ruth …

… One day in 1884, a Christian lady by the name of Miss Schreiner, who later became Mrs Stakeby-Lewis), asked Anna's … and her mother agreed. Early in her career with Miss Schreiner, Anna struggled to feel convinced by the Christian … Sister Nannie, as she came to be known, assisted Miss Schreiner in her work running Christian workshops under the …

… Tempo started off working by looking after Henrietta Schreiner’s nephews. She soon converted to Christianity and began helping Schreiner with her welfare work among blacks. She focused on … wanted to save these girls both morally and spiritually. Schreiner died in 1912, and Tempo moved to Ireland until 1914 …

… from an increasingly fascist state, the Workers' Party (WP) went underground in 1938. In 1943, the WP pushed for the establishment of a federal alliance of …

… rejected in particular the recommendation made by Oliver Schreiner that the offenders be disfranchised for five years. … it was one upon which the party could not join hands with (Schreiner’s) Ministry. Every member said it was a measure of … as possible.’ The caucus accepted other points made by Schreiner in order to avert the dissolving of the government. …

… redistribution bill was defeated. In May 1898 William P Schreiner initiated a vote of no-confidence against Sprigg … passed, Sprigg was forced to resign, and was succeeded by Schreiner. Fourth Ministry (1900-1904) Schreiner was against the Second Anglo-Boer War (1899-1902) , …

… Brown’s long-standing friendship with the author Olive Schreiner is noteworthy. As a young girl, Schreiner became acquainted with the Browns when she visited …

… the Kat River area, Eastern Cape Province . She was Olive Schreiner ’s elder sister. After Theophilus Schreiner, their elder brother became headmaster at the …

… Volume 16, Issue 2.  Available: http://asq.africa.ufl.edu/wp-content/blogs.dir/84/files/Lumumba_Review.v16i2a4.pdf ↵ … Volume 16, Issue 2.  Available: http://asq.africa.ufl.edu/wp-content/blogs.dir/84/files/Lumumba_Review.v16i2a4.pdf ↵ …

… Donker imprint, and for which van Wyk received the Olive Schreiner Prize. Van Wyk had written over 20 books, including …

… and even more critical of British imperialism. In Schreiner’s Cabinet Merriman continued to work with the … to the cabinet of the Bond-backed government of William P Schreiner , and again as treasurer-general in October 1898. … the Cape authorities because of his opposition to the war. Schreiner fell in 1900, largely because of his party’s …

… was,however,unsuccessful in doing this. The magistrate,Mr WP Dormehle, found that Mr Mabelane had fell to his death …

… by poet Lionel Abrahams’ Renoster press and won the Olive Schreiner Prize in 1974. The book’s success gained Mtshali …

… violations in Gauteng, in the 1990s. He won the 2003 Olive Schreiner Prize for his prison memoir Bandiet Out of Jail . …

… Front and she co-author the autobiography with Barbara Schreiner, My Spirit is Not Banned (1986). In 2001 the …

… In this hard-fought poll, he was supported by Olive Schreiner and her husband Samuel Cronwright-Schreiner. The Cronwright-Schreiners distributed pamphlets in … hanging Ndebele men ¬– the image also appeared in Schreiner’s novel Trooper Peter Halket of Mashonaland. Burton …

… others the CNA Debut Prize, Pringle Awards, the Olive Schreiner and Sanlam Poetry Prizes. He donated a large …

… and a business-man in the sugar cane industry. Olive Schreiner , one of South Africa’s famous radical writers and …

… Cape Colony for two years until 1900 under William Philip Schreiner  the Prime Minister of the Cape Colony. After the … pp.302-303.| Mary Sauer (nee Cloete) , from the Olive Schreiner Letters Online , [online], Available at …

… M.K.Gandhi and others,Mangena accompanied the Schreiner delegation in the visitor's gallery when Parliament …

… her close friends Emily Hobhouse , Alice Greene and Olive Schreiner , working with concentration camp victims and …

… In spite of the famous defence by former Cape premier, W P Schreiner, Dinuzulu was sentenced to four years imprisonment. …

… of the Century’ award.  In 2005 he received the Olive Schreiner Prize and on 27 September 2005 Kani was awarded the …

… and economic discrimination practised against blacks.’ WP Schreiner, elected prime minister of the Cape Colony in …

… Thomas Mapikela and one white parliamentarian, W P Schreiner on the deputation. Alfred Mangena , who was living …