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… May 1969, when his house arrest was about to expire, they re-imposed another five-year house arrest on him. Kader was … for rendering assistance to Unity Movement members who had re-entered the country from outside. His wife was also … permission to work in his own law office.  In 1996, he was re-admitted as an attorney after he forced the Law Society to …

… there were two trials within this period, as a complete re-trial had to take place following the death of the trial judge on 7 November. The re-trial took place between 16 January and 7 April 1978. …

… joined in his capacityas General Secretary of SACTU. He re-established links with the international trade union … served as the SACTU office for many years. As SACTU was re-establishing itself in Tanzania and Zambia, he played a … While in London Gaetsewe set up an editorial board to re-issue the SACTU journal, Workers` Unity , copies of which …

… year. After the Legislative Assembly was dissolved, he was re-elected to the second assembly, a position he retained after being re-elected in 1983. In 1978 he founded the party that became …

… in various UDF campaigns and his efforts were awarded by re-election. Tinto was detained again after declaration of a … in various UDF campaigns and his efforts were awarded by re-election. Tinto was detained again after declaration of a …

… the gathering. They adopted a resolution demanding the re-instatement of Hertzog. When Hertzog formed the  National … independence from Britain and put forward a claim to re-establish the two Boer republics that had been lost during … for the 1933 elections, but was unsuccessful in his bid to re-enter party politics. In 1935 Roos advised his followers …

… with the Labour Party on the war issue, he was not re-elected to Parliament in 1915 and turned to organising the … of the friends of the Soviet Union, but in 1938 he was re-admitted, and throughout most of the 1940s he served as …

… executive committee, and supported  A. B. Xuma's  bid for re-election as ANC president-general in December 1949. …

… including Mufamadi, went underground. When the schools re-opened he was refused re-admission and was briefly prevented by the apartheid state … on its working committee. In 1991 he did not stand for re-election as COSATU Assistant General Secretary. He was an …

… next day the Court ordered his deportation to Natal. He re-entered the Transvaal and was arrested again. He told the … term after release. Released on 4 March 1909, he was re-arrested the next day and sentenced to six months with …

… he returned to Tanzania, from where he was involved in the re-organisation of MK and its training programmes. He served … soldier and a political leader. His stature in the ANC was re-affirmed in 1985 at the Kabwe Conference where his … suffered a mild stroke. He continued with his work and was re-elected to the ANC's national executive committee at its …

… from 1826-28 as an acting Governor. His main task was to re - work the civil and judicial establishment of the Cape …

… space. His primary research interest pertained to the re-writing of South African cultural history with a view to …

… Church and once attended a conference of the Moral Re-Armament movement in Switzerland. He died in 1964. …

… 1939. He was told by his employer that he would not be re-employed “because he was an agitator and a trouble maker.” …

… civil war that erupted in Zimbabwe in 1974 prompted the re-location of Daystar Communications to Niarobi, Kenya where … Africans? - Indigenous Names and Identity African religion re-discovered (1965) Christianity through African eyes (1969) …

… short stories and a play, were published in 1975 and re-issued in 1983 and 1994. Former President Nelson Mandela , … new generation of Afrikaners and South Africans, who have re-discovered her relevance in a free and democratic South …

… In 1930 he supported  J. T. Gumede's  unsuccessful bid for re-election as president of the African National Congress …

… and questioned taking a trip to Lesotho.  In 1981 he got re-elected after being banned  for five years .In mid-1983 …

… order. He was released in 1958 on a temporary permit but re-banished in August 1959 because he was considered … his family, or collect his belongings. For resisting his re- banishment he was transported in leg irons from …

… serving his third term as General Secretary, having been re-elected to serve the militant metalworkers in December … congress, following his first election in October 2008 and re-election in June 2012. Now, he is one of South Africa’s …

… he then attended the Dundee Intermediate School. “You’re never going to get a picture with that,” his father told …

… and witherde by 1938,by which time Gomas had been re-admitted to the CPSA. …

… around me and were kicking and pushing me, saying ‘Now we’re playing rugby’ - one policeman would dive full length on … air, preventing my lungs from working.. ’Coolie, today you’re going to die. Laughter. ‘We’ve got the bastards.’ I was … I started to choke, my body in a total panic. ’Coolie, you’re going to talk.’ More  laughter. I kicked my legs and arms …

… PAC's underground organisation in late 1960, Molete was re-arrested in 1961 and sentenced to a three-year jail term. …

… his release from Robben Island, he worked for the Munich Re Insurance Company of South Africa as an insurance …

… Bungu also defeated Mckinney in a title fight re-match in April 1997. Bungu went on to defend his IBF title …

… Bantu Education School. He subsequently joined the Moral Re-Armament movement and traveled abroad as an MRA speaker. A …

… president of the Transvaal ANC, a position to which he was re-elected by a narrow margin in 1959. He was one of the few …