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… . This had a great influence on him and in 1975 he spent 10 days in Mgwali, a Black area, in the Eastern Cape.The … under the Internal Security Act from 22 October 1985. On 15 November he was banned from attending any meetings until … and released, under heavy restrictions, on 17 February 1989. He was under house arrest during the night, had to …

… ministry and his suspension from his own church. In 1989 a peculiar event happened to Chikane as he collapsed … his police chief Johan van der Merwe received suspended 10-year sentences. The others received suspended five-year … the Apostolic Faith Mission of South Africa in Soweto. On 15 March 2012, Chikane launched his book: “Eight Days in …

… Virgile Joseph Bonhomme was born in Durban on 15 March 1944 and his parents were Patricia and Francoise … the Chair of the United Committees of Concern.Days before 10 000 protesters were to gather at a Durban whites-only beach for a protest swim in 1989, he was arrested. This was despite his wife’s attempts …

… also published in The Studio magazine in London (Reynolds, 1989:34). Reynolds asserts that Kay had kept her membership … exhibition of 1941, where she had entered three portraits (1989:111). She was furious to discover that her large … 8 Feb.  1940: SASA 37th Annual Exh., AG, Burg St., 29 Jan- 10 Feb. 1941: SASA 38th Annual Exh., SANG, 17 Feb. -31 Mar. …

… assassinate him when they realized he was not cooperating [10] . Kondile was released on the 10th   of August  in 1981. … night [14] . The next morning, nothing but ashes remained [15] . Spiritual Repatriation Sizwe Kondile’s family on the … Maseru, Lesotho, in June 1981 until Coetzee's discovery in 1989, he was characterized as an enemy agent who had betrayed …

… Heymann was detained for 90 days. Heymann was arrested on 10 September 1965, making him South Africa’s first 180 day … Fischer Trial, but Heymann refused.  Issy Heymann died in 1989.  …

… Mothopong, who was released from prison in 1988 ,after a 15-year sentence on Robben Island, Benny became his personal aide. Between April and August 1989 he travelled with Mothopeng to the United States, the … of African Unity (OAU). On his return to South Africa in 1989, Benny played a leading role in the formation of the …

… ‘Terror’ Lekota  were found guilty and sentenced to 10 and 12 years respectively, the judgment was rescinded on appeal, and all the defendants were freed on 15 December 1989 after spending four years and six months in jail.  When …

… the country on a "permanent departure permit". He spent 10 years in exile in London, followed by 10 years in Zimbabwe. After his return to South Africa, he … remained banned in South Africa until it was published in 1989. He also won the 2012 Alan Paton Award for Stones …

… (Aperture), joint editor and participating photographer 1989 Shaken Roots (EDA publishers), the Bushmen of Namibia … A Life’s Work , (Curator), Michaelis Art Gallery 2009/10 Here and There , photographic exhibition, Kalk Bay Modern, … the Archive, Michaelis School of Fine Art, UCT 2011 - 15 Senior Curator, Visual Archives, UCT Libraries 2016 - 17 …

… organisations. Oscar was only released in October 1989 with other Rivonia political prisoners. He spent most of … free of race and sex discrimination. Comrade Oscar died on 15 November 1994 at his Gugulethu home. …

… (COSATU) is to the African National Congress (ANC) . In 1989, she was elected into the National Executive Committee … the removal of Patricia de Lille as Mayor of Cape Town. On 15 February 2018 she survived a secret vote of no confidence … as the Good Party's Western Cape Premier candidate on 10 February 2019. On 16 February 2019, she officially …

… SASA sect., with NA, 8th Annual Exh. ofContemp. Art, SANG, 15 Dec- 15 Feb. 1939. 1940: SASA 37th Annual Exh., AG, Burg St., 29 Jan- 10 Feb. 1941: SASA 38th Annuai Exh., SANG, 17 Feb.- 31 Mar. … Feb. 1945: SASA Members' Exh., Ashbey's Gall., Church St., 10-24 Sep. 1946: 43rd Annual Exh. ofContemp. SAAtt.arr. by …

… sect., with NA. 7th Annual Exh. of Contemp. Art, SANG, 15 Dec. – 14 Feb. 1938. 1937: SASA 35tfi Annual Exh., AG, … sect., with NA, 8th Annual Exh. of Contemp. Art, SANG, 15 Dec -15 Feb.1939.  1940: SASA 37th Annual Exh., AG, Burg St., 29 Jan - 10 Feb. 1941: SASA 38thAnnual Exh., SANG, 17 Feb. - 31 Mar.  …

… detention of an estimated 30 000 people, with as many as 15 000 being held at one time during the declaration of the … but all their activities were in effect frozen. By 1989, the number of detainees held had been substantially …  and many detainees were subsequently released. During the 1989 election campaign, Vlok utilised total onslaught …

… Zephania ‘Zeph’ Lekoane Mothopeng, was born on 10 September 1913, in the Orange Free State (now Free State) … jail sentence on Robben Island. Mothopeng was sentenced to 15-years jail on 26 June 1979, for trying to overthrow the … President F W De Klerk released Mothopeng from prison in 1989. In February 1990, Mothopeng rejected calls from former …

… same year two former members of the AWB were jailed for 15 years for conspiring to overthrow the Government and … SA if the Government capitulated to the ANC.  In February 1989 the Government prohibited members of the movement from … Parliamentary seat in the general election of September 1989 as an "independent white man" but withdrew when a …

… sect., with NA, 8th Annual Exh. of Contemp. Art, SANG, 15 Dec - 15 Feb.1939. 1940: SASA 37th Annual Exh., AG, Burg St., 29 Jan - 10 Feb. 1941: SASA 38th Annual Exh., SANG, 17 Feb.-31 Mar. …

… William Stewart (Bill) Ainslie was born on 10 April 1934 in Bedford (Eastern Cape). Studied at the … Black Artists in Johannesburg. He died in Johannesburg in 1989. Curriculum Vitae Exhibitions: 1964: Adier Fielding …

… of his father in 1962, David sold the family store and on 15 September 1963, at age 33, he ventured out to work full … of KwaNdebele: a South African Odyssey , (published in 1989).   Goldblatt was present at the 1982 Culture and … exhibition to the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. In 1989, together with some friends, Goldblatt raised funds to …

… appeal and lawyers then petitioned the Chief Justice. On 10 September 1989 the Appeal Court in Bloemfontein granted the "Upington … as she became distressed. For instance, from November 1989, Black Sash and other women’s organisations piled …

… and continued his schooling until standard eight (Grade 10). After leaving high school he worked at Huletts Sugar … Group. 1990. Zabalaza, London, United Kingdom. Group. 1989. Culture for Another South Africa, Amsterdam, Holland. Group. 1989. Health, South Africa & Germany. Group. 1989. Beyond the …

… Father Trevor Huddleston was born on 15 June 1913 in Chaucer Road, Bedford, England to Ernest … – a suffragan bishop in the Diocese of London. After 10 years as Bishop of Stepney Huddleston was appointed Bishop … Tutu  addressed a rally of 200 000 at Hyde Park. In April 1989, after a week-long nationwide tour of Nigeria, …

… Ruben Xulu, born deaf on 10 May 1952 and attended school in Mgangatho from 1955 to … at Mariannhill under Sister Johanna Sen. He died on 15 December 1985 in Mariannhill, Natal. Exhibitions: 1965: …

… his next album while in prison.  Upon his discharge in 1989, Mbuli immediately recorded and released the album  … and then moved to Pretoria Maximum Security Prison for 15 months.    During this time, Mbuli became close with Helen … from encouraging the distribution of fake copies.  On 10 January 2012, Metro FM planned to join Mbuli’s campaign …

… of South Africa (UNISA) with Bachelor of Arts degree in 1989. Mabuza has been involved in politics from his … National Education Crisis Committee (NECC) from 1987 to 1989 and a Chairperson of South African Democratic Teachers … and he was a Principal of Lungisani Secondary School from 1989 to 1993. Mabuza served as a member of Executive Council …

… in 1977 alongside other SWAPO members and was sentenced to 15 years on Robben Island. While in prison, he wrote poetry, … were raided. Ben Ulenga is also an accomplished poet. In 1989, a collection of his poetry was published by the Mibagus … of Democrats (CoD). In the 1999 election, the CoD got 10.5% of votes, or 7 seats; in 2004 it got 7.3%, or 5 seats. …

… of R15 000 in April 1986 for his volume of poetry. His 1989 novel  Memoire de Pousiere et de Neige  (Memory of Dust … , unpublished papers with SA History Online.|Joyce, P. (1989). The South African Family Encyclopaedia, Cape Town: …

… E de Beer. At the end of the inquest on 22 February 1989, the Magistrate found that the four had been killed by … murders were killed by their own colleagues in December 1989 after they threatened to expose the details of the …

… Germany during World War II came up with a plan to adopt 10 000 German orphans. The German Children’s Fund (GCF) could … crash that killed Mozambican President Samora Machel. In 1989, his reputation was tarnished when he was accused of …