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… Tempo started off working by looking after Henrietta … both morally and spiritually. Schreiner died in 1912, and Tempo moved to Ireland until 1914 when she returned to Cape … . She continued her work with the young girls, and set up a house for them in Napier Street. During World War One many …

… Anna 'Sister Nannie' Tempo, was born of a slave mother and father who were kidnapped as children off … of alcohol. Indeed, Nannie's own father, a certain William Tempo, one day stumbled into a Gospel Temperance meeting and … Anna 'Sister Nannie' Tempo …

… now Maputo, the capital of Mozambique. His mother was a black Mozambiquan and his father was a Greek businessman … to found a weekly illustrated publication they called Tempo . The magazine was Mozambique’s first to appear in full … censorship by the Portuguese colonial regime restricted Tempo ’s content in its first four years, but after the April …

… was born on 31st  August 1959 Johannesburg, he obtained a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Cape Town  where he … Magazine, A High School in Soweto                Tempo, AIDS Ward, Middlesex Hospital                … Lost (Return after Removals)                Tempo Magazine, The Crisis of Somalia                Tempo …

… immigrants Julius and Matilda (neé Levetan) First. Julius, a furniture manufacturer, was born in Latvia and came to … [SACP]) in 1921. Ruth and her brother Ronald grew up in a household, in which intense political debate between people … Ruth First's office after the explosion. Photograph: Tempo, from www.mozambiquehistory.net Following a United …