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… shown at the RA. She was then elected an ARE. In 1935 she visited South Africa, and her former teacher at the … -15 Feb.1939.  1940: SASA 37th Annual Exh., AG, Burg St., 29 Jan - 10 Feb. 1941: SASA 38thAnnual Exh., SANG, 17 Feb. - 31 Mar.  1942: SASA Winter Exh. (venue not stated) 14 – 29 Aug. …

… [vii] End Notes [i] Personal input from a family member 26.09.2016. ↵ [ii] Sunday Times ‘Books Live’, Winners of the … (Date accessed 28.09.2016). ↵ [iii] Elwyn Jenkins, ‘Sharing our Stories’, The … (Undated) Date accessed 28.09.2016. ↵ [v] Mail & Guardian, 200 Young South Africans …

… of Cape Town.  André Philippus Brink was born on 29 May 1935, in Vrede one of the small towns in Orange Free …

… National Art, SAAG (SANG) with SASA, 7 Dec. -31 Mar. 1932. 1935: SASA sect., withNA, 5th Annual Exh. … St.. 23 August. 1940: SASA 37th Annual Exh., AG, Burg St., 29 Jan - 10 Feb. 1941: SASA 38th Annual Exh., SANG, 17 Feb. …

… and he became the secretary for the Bank of Sweden in 1935.This was how Hammarskjöld entered public service in …

… Mac Maharaj was born on the 22 April 1935, the fourth of the eight children of Mr and Mrs NR … as a legal body in July 1990. At this launch, held on 29 July 1990, it was announced that Maharaj was a member of … police detained Maharaj in Johannesburg under section 29 of the Internal Security Act, following police allegations …

… Governance and Traditional Affairs as appointed on 29 May 2019. Endnotes [i] James Myburgh, “The Virodene affair … /www.timeslive.co.za/sunday-times/opinion-and-analysis/2017-09-11... ↵ [viii] Simon Allison, “Farewell, Madam Chair: …

… Sipo Elijah Mzimela was born on 19 June 1935, in Durban, Natal (now kwaZulu-Natal) to Allison and … Nations. In 1990, Mzimela returned to South Africa after 29 years in exile and much to his family’s surprise, suddenly …

… and beloved fighters in the 1970s and 80s. He was born on 09 November 1947 at Steadville, Emnambithi. A renowned South …

… as a host of artistic personalities. Gregoire left SA in 1935 to study at the Heatherley and Central Schools in … 4th Annual Exh. ofContemp. SA Art, SANG, 21 Dec. -21 Feb. 1935. 1935: SASA sect., with NA, 5th Annual Exh. of Contemp. Art, …

… 25 November 2000. A full communion service started at 09:00, at St. Catherine's Church, Homestead Road (Off Corlett …

… of the Location Advisory Boards Congress, and from 1935 to 1937 a member of the executive committee of the  All … the rural areas of the Cape Province from 1937 to 1942. In 1935 Imvo was bought by the Bantu Press but continued as its …

… and feelings what France had done to his mind and taste.” [29] In Spain, his political consciousness was awakened and … Krige, however, returned to South Africa alone in December 1935, four and a half years after he arrived in Europe and a … feelings also became evident in his letters. On 4 March 1935, he wrote to his father, “to remain sheltered under the …

… He was a delegate to the National Convention of 1908-09, which met to decide on the Constitution of the Union of … a thousand men. Kemp joined him. At Steenbokfontein on 29 October 1914, Beyers issued a declaration on behalf of … He was a delegate to the National Convention of 1908-09, which met to decide on the Constitution of the Union of …

… he found an outlet for his gifts as a writer. In mid-1935, however, he was expelled from the CPSA for alleged … white pressmen hostile to his nationalistic ideas. In 1935 he launched his own newspaper, the short-lived  African …

… 1967-69 a DPhil. at the University of Stellenbosch. From 1935-1948 he was an art teacher with the Durban-Natal … Fine Art at the University of Durban-Westville.  Between 1935-1989 he illustrated numerous illuminated manuscripts. …

… named the Paul de Groot company. He left South Africa in 1935. Most of his successes, which include Huistoe (Heimat by … De Groot left South Africa for Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe) in 1935 and later returned to the Netherlands. Until April 1940, …

… to prison. He served three terms of imprisonment in 1908–09: jailed for one week in November 1908 for hawking without …

… banished prior to 1948.    His banishment order, of 8 May 1935, notes that Chief Solomon Mabi made complaints against … Western Transvaal (now North West Province) on 25 March 1935.  The 15 members were alleged to be ‘creating a feeling …

… Born in 1935, he became a clerk and a journalist. In 1955 he was …

… school, and Xhosa editor of  Abantu-Batho.  He died around 1935. …

… over African hardships and disabilities.’ (305) 1910-1935 In 1910 he was elected to parliament as the member for … and his colleague F.S. Malan. (The Star, obituary, 26 Dec 1935) In 1918 he went to England as a delegate to the wartime … Willan page 319 and The Cape Argus, Obituary, December 26 1935). In the Smuts government, he was made Minister of …

… All-African Convention  (AAC) in Bloemfontein in December 1935, he was elected as secretary. In 1942 he returned to … August 1952 he married Miriam Primrose Oldjohn. He died on 29 March 1982 …

… at the conferences of the All African Convention (AAC) in 1935-1937. …

… Mbobo was born in the Cape, he graduated from Fort Hare in 1935. While teaching at a Pretoria high school, he …

… and also an assistant chaplain of the national ANC. In 1935 he attended the first meeting of the  All African …

…   Mzwakhe Mbatha was born in 1935 near Umnini Holiday Camp, Natal. Mbatha left school in …

… Robben Island in 1909, where her father was a doctor. In 1935 she started work at the Cape Archives Depot and in 1944 …