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… – The ANC fighter who spoke the truth to power’ , 01.02.2016, Url number … (Date accessed 04.02.2016). ↵ [ii] Ibid. ↵ [iii] Information sourced from the … Ibid. pp.1-2. ↵ [viii] Ibid. p. 4. ↵ [ix] Ibid. pp.14-16. ↵ [x] Ibid. p. 12. ↵ [xi] Susan I. Blackbeard,’ Power, …

… and Literature, a post he retained until his retirement in 1959. After his retirement he and his wife moved to … 22 November 1971, he moved back to Oxford. Tolkien died on 02 September 1973. After his death, his unpublished work …

… cultural oppression [7] . The Belgian led government, in 1959, announced that Congolese local elections should take … independence. At the Luluabourg Congress meeting in April 1959, various political groups and some members of MNC that … of an Évolué.  African Studies Quarterly.  Volume 16, Issue 2.  Available: …

… in Sophiatown he went to Adams College but left school at 16 to help support his family, working as a truck driver. … League and later secretary for the Transvaal League. In 1959, during the course of the  Treason Trial , in which he …

… against him were withdrawn approximately a year later. In 1959 Mfaxa joined a group of Africanists who broke away from … by farming.Mfaxa died at age 83 after an asthma attack on 16 October 2008. He was at his home in Tyutyu Village, … is survived by a son, Sizwe, and a daughter, Xoliswa, and 16 grandchildren. …

… Lucas Seage was born on 02 November 1956 in Newclare, Johannesburg. Seage attended …

… “Charterist Black Students Society” at Wits at the time. [16] Shortly after they were acquitted, Mpofu says that he … , Accessed 02 April 2024. [22] Mpofu v South African Broadcasting Corp … , Accessed 02 April 2024. [24]   Duncan, J. 2005. Beyond state and first …

… at Baragwanth Hospital.’  He was arrested on 19 May 1959 while still under treatment for being in Evaton without … exile in Lesotho. His banishment order was withdrawn on 16 August 1967. …

… she was about six years old. She matriculated when she was 16 years at Cape Town High School in 1934. Post-matric, she … with other women and was subject to banning orders between 1959 and 1964. She was instrumental in the establishment of …

… Chris Hani with a decent education.  He ‘earned a scant 16 shillings per week as a migrant construction worker and, … was banished because he was a member of the ANC and since 1959 had acted as a speaker of the ANC at meetings. In these …

… was educated until standard six (Grade 8). When she was 16, her father died. Her mother remarried James Khojana, an … residents. When reference books were imposed on women in 1959, Lesiea was among the women who protested against it. … was then released on bail for this incident.That same year 1959, Lesiea was one of the many Africans forcibly removed …

… was released in 1958.Keitseng was deported to Botswana in 1959, but the Treason Trial continued until 1961. Keitseng … wing  Umkhonto we Sizwe (MK)  which was launched on 16 December 1961.After the ANC formally adopted a strategy of …

… Mati became involved in organising the potato boycott of 1959. He was also involved in organising bus boycotts, but … Hulec (2002), was always the issue of the pass books. In 1959, at the annual ANC conference, Mati was elected as a … was caught at the Golela border post with stacks of June 16 leaflets and R3,000. After a period of interrogation he …

… and as the female lead in Todd Matshikiza’s  King Kong  (1959) cemented her reputation in the music industry both … Masekela, in 1964. Makeba arrived in New York in November 1959, later resigning herself to exile after South Africa … academic institutions. The city of Berkeley proclaimed the 16 June to be Miriam Makeba Day and she has received the …

… Riots at Soweto and Elsewhere, which operated from June 16, 1976 to February 28, 1977, known as the Cillie … liberal Progressive Party, serving on its executive from 1959 to 1971. She also held office in the Witwatersrand … Ellen was also a member of the Progressive Party from 1959 to 1971. The University of the Witwatersrand awarded …

… in the 1956 Treason Trial. His indictment was quashed in 1959. Lionel Forman died in October 1959. …

… in 1958 on a temporary permit but re-banished in August 1959 because he was considered dangerous. He was not …

… career. He taught economics at Fort Hare and after 1959 at the University College of Rhodesia and the University of Botswana, Lesotho, and Swaziland. In 1959 he served on the Molteno Commission, which made …

… worker in 1941.Up to the time of her banishment in late 1959, they had eleven children and lived in a cottage on … became a shop steward and then served, between 1954 and 1959 “as President of the African Food and Canning Workers … sought to know what was her business at the conference. In 1959, the Government banished her  from Paarl, Cape Province …

… recommended that he should be banished. On 4 June 1959*, while he was at work, the District Commandant of … 1 600 kilometres away.He was thirty-five years of age in 1959 and married with four children (aged between 19 months … * This same source gives the date of banishment as 7April 1959. …

… of Trade Unions in the mid-1950s, and eventually in 1959 he formed the Federation of Free African Trade Unions of … labour in the PAC's national executive committee in April 1959. It never became a strong organisation, but it survived …

… (Date accessed) 02.06.2016). ↵ [iv] Prof Emeritus Daniel P, Kunene, Cress …

… and held his first solo exhibition at the Argus gallery in 1959. One of the most groundbreaking works he produced around this time was the ‘South Africa 1959’ triptych. The work anticipates an apocalypse of … part of the Johannesburg Art Gallery. When “South Africa 1959” was first shown in Cape Town in the year it was made, a …

… Cheryl Carolus was born on 20 April 1959 in the Cape Flats of Cape Town to a working class … police station in Cape Town. She was released on 16 November. After the ANC’s unbanning and Nelson Mandela ’s … Capital, the women’s investment company that owns a 16% share in Ponahalo Investment Holdings, a new generation …

… Organisation (SWAPO), which were formed in Namibia between 1959-60 by activists Sam Shafishuna Nujoma, Louis Nelengani … D. He was released from Robben Island after serving 16 years in March 1984. When he was released he returned to …

… Seminary. He was a canon of Grahamstown cathedral from 1959 up to the time of his death. He passed away on 16 June 1983 in Cradock. Notes *New Dictionary of South …

… campaign at Cartwright’s Flats in Albert Street, Durban on 16 December 1930. Seedat witnessed four people being shot by … The charge of treason against him was dropped on 20 April 1959. In Natal, attempts were also made to mobilise the …  The treason charge against Seedat was dropped on 20 April 1959. In 1960 he was arrested again during the state of …

… Sydney Mufamadi was born on 28 February 1959 in Alexandra Township, Johannesburg. Mufamadi is the … Allied Workers Union (GAWU) and participated in the June 16 stay-away of that year. His employer saw a newspaper …

… Lionel, whose failing health led to his untimely death in 1959 at just 32 – five days after the birth of their third … . (Accessed on 16 March 2021) Mail & Guardian. (2014). Resilient in the … . (Accessed on 16 March 2021) Seligman. (n.d). Bunim Idel Krill 1889-. …

… Umtata and then Lovedale before proceeding to Fort Hare in 1959.  Ganyile’s interest in politics was sparked by the … National Congress  (ANC) 1952 Defiance Campaign . In 1959,as a first year student at the UFH,he joined the …