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… [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 … tps://www.westerncape.gov.za/text/2005/2/sep04_article2pg12_15.pdf , (date accessed 28.06.2016). ↵ [iv] …

… the National Science and Technology Forum Award for 2008/09 for individual work over a lifetime. Prof. Steyn has … Member of the South African Chemical Institute from1977 to 1988. To date Prof. Steyn has been awarded the Raikes Gold …

… South Africans. The book became a massive success and by 1988 had sold more than 15 million copies internationally. It has also spurred two … confiscated. It was returned only a decade later. In April 1988 Paton was diagnosed with inoperable cancer of the … AD Donker Publishers.| London Times Obituaries , 13 April 1988.| Sunday Times , 10 April 1988.| Alan (Stewart) Paton …

… Zacharia Solomon Shoke was born on 15 August 1956 in Alexandra Township, Johannesburg. Shoke … part of the underground leadership of Operation Vula in 1988. Between 1993 and 1994, Shoke followed an Intermediate …

… and Orange Free State to be held at Vereeniging on 15 May. With Steyn ill, De Wet, as Acting President, … He was a delegate to the National Convention of 1908-09, which met to decide on the Constitution of the Union of … He was a delegate to the National Convention of 1908-09, which met to decide on the Constitution of the Union of …

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

… he set up a clinic in Crossroads , an informal settlement 15 km outside Cape Town. At the time, the people of … 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 …

… previously by more than ten seconds to set a new mark of 15 minutes 1.83 seconds. Budd stunned the sporting fraternity … to South Africa after she was banned by the IAAF in 1988 because she allegedly took part in an event in this …

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

… he wrote which were subsequently, sometimes 14 or 15 years later, upheld or at least influential in shaping … where his views did not prevail was his espousal, in 1988, of the notion of good faith as a general principle of … for the job. Judge Jansen retired from the bench in 1988 and the following year his wife Rona died. Erns Jansen, …

… South African team that finished second to Egypt in the 1988 African Cup of Nations held in Burkino Faso. ‘Chippa’ … 2010 ambassadors and was present in Zurich, Switzerland on 15 May 2004 when South Africa was awarded host status for the …

… 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 … of anglophone Nigerian poets who came after him.  [15] In 2017, Garuba produced his final collection of poetry …

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

… disbanded in 1987 and Powers pursued a solo career. In 1988 Powers performed at a charity event for war orphans in … Africa’s first time hosting the event. Powers has released 15 albums throughout her career and has enjoyed considerable … [Online] Available at: www.music.org.za [Accessed on 15 August 2013]| East Coast Radio (2013) PJ Powers: if you …

… that ended in the Sharpeville Massacre . At the age of 15, he joined the armed struggle against the apartheid … arrest him. His trial began in 1987 and ended in October 1988. He was sentenced to six years imprisonment.Released in …

… a baby, his parents were exiled. He arrived in England on 15 September 1960 with his mother. Tambo attended Lancing … Mandela concerts which first began at Wembley Stadium in 1988. The world came out to celebrate his 70th birthday while … and anti-apartheid struggle heroes and heroines. On 15 September 2015, 50 statues had already been completed and …

… 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. …

… Father Trevor Huddleston was born on 15 June 1913 in Chaucer Road, Bedford, England to Ernest … leaders of the South African Liberation Movement. In 1988 Huddleston initiated the ‘Nelson Mandela Freedom at 70’ … Mandela Freedom March’ from Glasgow to London. On 18 July 1988, on the eve of Mandela’s 70 th birthday, Huddleston and …

… Land (Promised Land) Market Photo Gallery,Johannesburg. 1988       Living in Yeoville, Market Photo Gallery, … Guardian Weekend Magazine, Tacloban Disaster 09–12     Through Positive Eyes … The Observer Magazine, The British Who Choose South Africa 1988       Leadership Magazine, Living in Yeoville 1987       …

… Edwin Cameron was born on 15 February 1953 in Pretoria. He completed his schooling at … and forced removals and gay and lesbian equality. From 1988 he advised the National Union of Mineworkers on  …

… President, Zeph Mothopong, who was released from prison in 1988 ,after a 15-year sentence on Robben Island, Benny became his personal …

… a youth magazine called Wamba , in 1963, when he was only 15 years old. He adopted the pen name Zakes Mda when he began … of Artists and Intellectuals for African Children held in 1988 in Harare, Zimbabwe. In 1996, he received the ultimate … in June, July and August each year. He was appointed, in 1988, to contribute to the Weekly Mail (now Mail & Guardian) …

… 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 …

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

… He was charged with terrorism and sentenced to 15 years which he served on Robben Island. Mpanza was released in June 1988 and returned to carrying out activities for the ANC …

… under the Internal Security Act from 22 October 1985. On 15 November he was banned from attending any meetings until … Due to his political activities he was again arrested on 15 August 1986. Initially held at the Sea Point police … detained for more than a year and was released on 7 July 1988, only to be rearrested on 21 September. This time he was …

… 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 …

… a Bachelor and a Masters of Arts in Fine Arts in 1982 and 1988. While she was doing her Masters, Alexander produced … Divine Comedy curated by Simon Njami (travelled 2014-15 to Frankfurt, Savannah and Washington). Solo exhibitions … where it will be showcased until December 15, 2016, followed by Centro Atlántico de Arte Moderno (CAAM) …