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… mother on 7 December 1920. His parents relocated to South Africa in 1923 where they died from Asian flu leaving him … clerk and as a jazz drummer. He returned to South Africa where he was classified by the government as white.  … in MK he was given the name Tatamkhulu Afrika (Grandfather Africa), a name that he officially adopted as his. Tatamkhulu …

… extensively in newspapers and magazines around South Africa, and were exhibited at the Durban International Aids … to document the first democratic elections in South Africa. These pictures were published in a book entitled An … Town/ Rwanda 2013 Group exhibitions Living Openly, Bonanai Africa, Museum Afrika, 2002. SA Women's Projects, Bonani …

… composed the first two stanzas of democratic South Africa’s anthem in 1897. Although initially intended for his … the song. “Nkosi sikelel’ iAfika”. called on God to bless Africa. It was adopted as Zambia’s national anthem in 1960. … English version of the national anthem, “The Call of South Africa” was endorsed for official use as the national anthem. …

… Zambia. When Apartheid ended,Kgositsile returned to South Africa in 1990. He resumed his political activism, stating … Publishers. In 1996 Kgositsile was inaugurated as South Africa’s first National Poet Laureate and was later a … is best known for taking the resources of poetry from Africa to the African Diaspora in North America and returning …

… studied through correspondence via the University of South Africa (UNISA). He became actively involved in the … a Film and Allied Workers Organisation (FAWO) for South Africa. From 1990-1991, he was the convenor of the Natal … Meer's , Factory and Family: The Divided Lives of South Africa's Women Workers in 1984. He contributed to the …

… his siblings are Bheki Langa, young brother who was South Africa’s ambassador to Russia, and his older brother Pius … as chief justice for the Constitutional Court of South Africa, as well as  his other brother Ben Langa, a United … has written introductions for many books, including South Africa’s Nobel Laureates: Peace, Literature and Science …

… on 1 March 1929.  In 1931, her family moved to South Africa and settled in Durban , Natal (now kwaZulu-Natal ), … Cape Town. In 1960, Nash joined the Liberal Party of South Africa (LPSA). She was a member of various anti-Apartheid … political figures during the height of apartheid in South Africa. Her devotion to Christianity didn’t prevent her from …

… displayed during the 1964-65 England’s Tour of South Africa. Pollock and his older brother Peter became known as … of the year title. In 1968 England was to tour South Africa but the inclusion of a coloured player, Basil … Minister J.B.Vorster refused England entry into South Africa if D’Oliveira was in the team. South Africa was …

… the South West African case (Ethiopia and Liberia vs South Africa) at the international Court of Justice, The Hague, … at this time that he first became publicly known in South Africa. Botha was appointed Law Adviser of the Department of … presenting his credentials as Ambassador to the U.N, South Africa was suspended and Botha returned home. In 1970 Botha’ …

… up to and during the first democratic elections in South Africa winning numerous South African Press Awards. After … Bieber has worked on a various personal projects in South Africa. Most of her projects are based in Africa however her assignment to Pakistan encouraged a …

… remained in exile until 1992 when she returned to South Africa. She was appointed into the Transitional Executive … participant in the Convention for a Democratic South Africa (CODESA) , negotiations. After the first democratic … Witwatersrand in 1998. In 2007 she was appointed as South Africa’s Ambassador to Cuba and in 2010, she was appointed as …

… Paul Alb   erts, one of South Africa’s leading social documentary photographers, was born … Council). Some evidence of things seen: Children of South Africa, Open Hand Press, Rivonia, 1997. (Introduction: Nelson … Benteli Verlag, Bern, 1983 (editor: Tim Besserer). South Africa through the Lens , Ravan Press, 1984. South Africa - …

… resistance and social conditions during the 1980s in South Africa. However, Mofokeng was an increasingly important … Mofokeng has curated photography exhibitions in South Africa, France and Mali. Between 1990 and 2009 he has … in New York. He has won many awards and fellowships in Africa, the United States and Germany. Mofokeng has shared …

… he was part of a team of photographers documenting South Africa’s first democratic election for the  Independent … executive of the Professional Photographers of Southern Africa, a body representing photographers. He has been both … The South African National Gallery. Cape Town. South Africa. Curated the exhibition "Photographs Denied" 1999. …

… a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of South Africa and a Master of Arts degree from Indiana University, … founders of the Union of Black Journalists (UBJ) in South Africa.He sought asylum in the United States of America … activity. As Project Director at the American Committee on Africa (ACOA) and its sister organization The Africa Fund …

… born in Latvia in 1927 and came with his family to South Africa in 1934. After graduating from the University of Cape … at a London Polytechnic Institute. Returning to South Africa in 1953, he joined the COD and in 1955 became its … The South African Case." His writings also include "South Africa: The Search for a Strategy," in The Socialist Register …

… service officer who was a critic of U. S. policy on South Africa and who became a leading historian of the South … A Documentary History of African Politics in South Africa 1882-1964, published in the 1970s. A reviewer in the … were deterring Congress. His life-long interest in South Africa began in 1951 when he joined the British Commonwealth …

… and professional appointments Mboweni returned to South Africa in the 1990s and was the was Deputy Head of the … in the first democratic cabinet of the Republic of South Africa led by President Nelson Mandela . While Minister of Labour Mboweni was the architect of South Africa’s post-Apartheid labour legislation. He became one of …

… was born in Durban , Natal (now KwaZulu-Natal ) South Africa in 1959. He attended Southlands Secondary School in … (now UKZN), he began acting and producing both in South Africa’s previously disadvantaged community and in mainstream … Discovery Channel, Arte (Europe), SABC and e-tv in South Africa. Ahmed has also been the production manager on the …

… the freedom struggle in Angola . The whole of southern Africa became a zone of concern, and with the AC’s aim being … also tried to stop trade between the Netherlands and South Africa from taking place. …

… that we know today as the John Dube legacy in South Africa. Together, they tirelessly raised funds in the United … from the very first day of its existence in Inanda, South Africa. Born in 1873 in Inanda (KZN), Nokutela Mdima was … its earliest graduate to build institutions for modern Africa. She was multi-talented and was a singer, seamstress, …

… British and German Colonial administrations in southern Africa and, finally, by apartheid. Kleinschmidt attended the … , founder of the Black Consciousness movement in South Africa. The two had collaborated since student days. In that … and Zenani. In 1974, the all-white Parliament of South Africa appointed a Commission to secretly probe the …

… European migrants and the native population). Today, S.Africa possesses four distinct races which over the three … Labour Monthly, had been compulsory reading for us in S. Africa. He was very helpful and invited me to give a talk on … then illegal  SACP  and the African National Congress of S.Africa, as well as then newly created S.A Congress of Trade …

… for the repatriation of ANC exiles back to South Africa. After returning from exile, Selebi was one of the … the head of the ANC’s Department of Welfare. After South Africa’s first democratic elections, in 1994, Selebi became … of Parliament. Shortly thereafter, he was appointed South Africa’s Ambassador to the United Nations (UN) in Geneva, a …

… years of the Western Province Cricket Board. In 1968 South Africa refused to host a British cricket team that included … the voice of equality and of non-racial sport in South Africa, resolutely refusing to co-operate with the … of communities and community organizations in South Africa, and with the support of kindred international …

… Witwatersrand. Ndebele joined the English Academy of South Africa in 1991 and has remained a member since then. Ndebele … a Board Member and Chair of the Institute for Democracy in Africa (Idasa). Ndebele was elected Chair of the Southern … United States of America (USA), Japan and South Africa. In 2006 Cambridge University awarded him an Honorary …

… He has published a number of books and articles on South Africa’s security forces and has served on several security … for the Institute for a Democratic Alternative for South Africa (IDASA) in 1989; senior researcher and co-ordinator of … is presently the Director of the Centre for Mediation in Africa at the University of Pretoria. Although Nathan …

… Conciliation Service (FMCS) sent someone to South Africa to train a small group as mediators such as Nupen and … on the side for the Independent Mediation Service of South Africa (IMSSA). Nupen was appointed executive director of … Commission  (IEC) assisting in the oversight of South Africa’s first democratic election. In 1995/1996 Nupen left …