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… while representing Great Britain in 1985, clocking 14:48.07. Despite being a world class athlete she could not compete … to South Africa after she was banned by the IAAF in 1988 because she allegedly took part in an event in this …

… Paton was born in Pietermaritzburg in KwaZulu Natal on 11 January 1903. His father, James Paton, a Scottish … South Africans. The book became a massive success and by 1988 had sold more than 15 million copies internationally. It … confiscated. It was returned only a decade later. In April 1988 Paton was diagnosed with inoperable cancer of the …

… Zac de Beer was born on 11 October 1928. He was the second of four children of Jean … was a director at Anglo America serving on its board until 1988. During this period he briefly returned to politics as … renamed Progressive Trust for a New South Africa. In 1988 he became the leader of the  Progressive Federal Party . …

… will steer home affairs?, https://mg.co.za/article/2012-07-16-with-dlamini-zuma-at-the-au-who-will... ↵ [vi] Simon … w.timeslive.co.za/sunday-times/opinion-and-analysis/2017-09-11... ↵ [viii] Simon Allison, “Farewell, Madam Chair: Inside …

… in Cape Town , Western Province (now Western Cape ) on 11 July 1953. He completed his medical degree at the … fight against racial oppression and homophobia. On 3 March 1988, Toms was sentenced to 21 months’ imprisonment. He … of Lesbians and Gays against Oppression, which by 1988 had been renamed as the Organisation of Lesbian and Gay …

… continued with a master’s degree and finished his PhD in 1988 at the same university. [3] During his studies, in 1981 … of Ibadan where he taught for seventeen years. [4] In 1988,  Garuba completed and submitted his doctoral … curriculum and promoting African identity and literature. [11] These works have been widely published, as he co-authored …

… “Waltzin’ Masinga” as Leeds fans nicknamed him, scored 11 goals in this time but management was concerned and in … South African team that finished second to Egypt in the 1988 African Cup of Nations held in Burkino Faso. ‘Chippa’ …

… record and event record all at the same time with his 2:07:28 run. In the same year he was crowned South Africa's …

… a false name, and then detained. He was sentenced to 11 years in prison. They were released after the intervention …  Consequently, Mpanza and his comrades served between 11 and 13 months, after which they released and returned to … he served on Robben Island. Mpanza was released in June 1988 and returned to carrying out activities for the ANC …

… , the armed wing of the African National Congress (ANC) in 1988 and joined the Ashley Kriel Detachment. The evening of …

… Cape, which was later succeeded by Nestle South Africa in 1988. He also worked as a casual umbrella mender in his … was the lowest level of employment at CDA at the time. [11] He was earning approximately fifty-one rands per week. … 1992. Letter to lover spells trouble for Winnie, 07 September 1992, [online]. Available at …

… as a law professor and legal researcher. On 7 April 1988, a bomb that was placed in his car in Maputo by South … of the post-apartheid constitution of 1996. As one of 11 green-robed judges, he participated in landmark rulings. …

… the community. When Cothoza was in standard 9 (grade 11), she fell pregnant. She gave birth to a boy whom she named Lunga. In an article published by SPEAK in 1988, Zizile Cothoza explained that during this period the … She would never return home.     Cothoza died on 8 June 1988 while attempting to return to South Africa from exile in …

… contract as a miner on Vaal Reef Gold Mines. In July 1988 he completed his contract and returned to his home in … Durban (Selected works from UZ Festival of African Art). 1988: SA””tour (Cape Town Triennial). Awards: 1987: UZ … Arts Festival Exhibition (first prize). Commissions: 1988: Anglovaal. Collections: DAM; KC; TAG. …

… with death in their efforts to capture him. On 10 June 1988, Bopape was finally arrested by the police. He was taken … Morobe, a young activist from Soweto. He died on 12 June 1988, while in police custody, apparently from a heart attack … on the border of Mozambique and South Africa. On 4 July 1988, police told his parents that he had escaped from …

… suppressed and turned to the Arenstein for help. At least 11 people were killed and 60 wounded. Four months after the … after he challenged police claims that fewer than 11 people were killed. Arenstein was barred from leaving the … a legal advisor to the Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP). In 1988, despite the vehement protests of the Government, …

… without trial under state of emergency between 1986 to 1988. He was restricted in 1988 but defied these and travelled to the Organisation of …

… from 1980 to 1984, and as production foreman from 1986-1988. He was a senior steward at the Met­al and Allied … was charged with trea­son and acquitted between 1986 and 1988.  He led the Swapo support group in 300 taxis to the first democratic elections in 1988 in Namibia. From deputy regional secretary of the United …

… from teaching in 1985 she held two solo exhibitions, in 1988 at the NSA Gallery, Durb   an, and in 2001 at the Jack … participated in a number of group shows in Natal between 1988 and 1997. Her work is represented in public and private …

… Adriaan Vlok was born on 11 December 1937 in Sutherland, Cape Province to Betty Oliver … national security management system (NSMS). In February 1988, Vlok announced the restriction of 17 …

… steering committee. Langa served as NADEL president from 1988 until his resignation in 1994.   Langa became a founder … Honoured with the eThekwini Living Legends award on 11 March 2008 He was Awarded Doctor of Laws degrees, honoris … 11 …

… home fires burning he [Nelson] would not have made it” [11] Mase and Mandela had three more children; Makaziwe in … Collins Publishers, 1999), 36 ↵ [9] Ibid ↵ [10] Ibid ↵ [11] Ibid, 76 ↵ [12] “Nelson Mandela family tree”, BBC. 5 …

… Natal.  He continued in this position until his death in 1988.  The highlight of his term of office was when the … hosted the national swimming championships in February 1988.  Naidoo was the Tournament Director. This was widely … held this position of Secretary General until his death in 1988, and following the equally untimely death of Monathebe …

… countries. This was followed by other albums, ShadowMan in 1988, Cruel, Crazy Beautiful World in 1989 and Heat, Dust & … love all the scatterlings of Africa.  International Awards 1988 The Mayor’s Office of Los Angeles Award: For the promotion of racial harmony 1988 Le Victoire French Music Industry Award for biggest …

… urbanized. Eighty percent of Indians remained in Natal [11] . The Ginwala family, as Parsees and Indians outside of … Centre at the University of Cambridge and published in 1988 is of particular note for the way it shows her growth as … 29 [23]  Singh [24]  Ginwala 2006 [25]  Ginwala (1988) 95 [26]  Ginwala (1988) 96 [27]  Ginwala (1988) 96 [28] …

… year. In 1987 he was selected as the Guest Artist for die 1988 Standard Bank National Arts Festival. He died suddenly … Retrospect). SANG (Contemporary SA Prints and Drawings). 1988: JAG (Vita Art Now). Standard Bank National Arts … 1987: Vita Art Now Award (second quarter joint winner). 1988: Standard Bank National Arts Festival (Guest Artist …

… 1987: Primitive Art and Antiques, Johannesburg (solo). 1988: JAG (Vita Art Now). Awards: 1971: Art SA Today (award). … Angeles, USA (cover drawing for tenth birthday edition). 1988: Design for tapestry for UWC (not yet completed). … Sack, S. (1988), The Neglected Tradition, Johannesburg: Johannesburg …

… about 30 kilometers South East of Durban, the fifth of the 11 children of Flora and Isaac Dhlomo, a transport operator … Constitutional Development and Planning, Chris Heunis.In 1988 Dhlomo replaced Desmond Clarence as chairman of the …

… been shown in more than twelve exhibitions from 1984 to 1988. The two major ones were ‘Historical perspectives of … & Pretoria 1987 - Botswana, Durban Johannesburg & Paris 1988 - Cape Town …