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… Sheena Duncan was born in Johannesburg on 7th of December in 1932 … removals . In the 1970s, Sheena joined the Anglican Church’s Challenge Group that was aimed at ending racism within the … and attended many international conferences. In 1975 ,When Duncan succeded her mother as Black Sash president, …

… Sir Patrick Duncan was born on 21 December 1870 in Fortrie (Aberdeen-shire). Duncan first educated in Edinburgh, he entered Balliol … in March 1901. Duncan was the senior member of Milner's famous 'Kindergarten', became Colonial Secretary in the …

… A controversial White champion of African rights, Patrick Duncan played a conspicuous role in opposition politics for … Jordan Ngubane represented the LPat the All-Africa Peoploe's Conference in Acca.  In late 1960 contact survived efforts … his source for a controversial article in Contact. In 1962 Duncan was served with banning orders,barring him for five …

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… when the 1976 Uprisings started. Masinga, Felix Mpeka and Duncan Mahlangu formed a student movement at the high school …

… born in 1920 in Tsomo in the Transkei. A shopkeeper in (Duncan Village township)East London, Alcott Skei Gwentshe … on 13 April 1952 and 27 September 1952; in King William’s Town on 29 June 1952; in Queenstown on 15-17 April 1952 and … Gwentshe’s banished. On 6 July 1954,he was banished from Duncan Village, East London, [Eastern Province, now Eastern …

… born on 31st of October 1945 in East London and grew up in Duncan Village township. He attended Welsh High School in … correspondence, he became associated with the Black People's Convention and addressed its conference held in KWT in … had known in prison. Keke was appointed in 1981 to the PAC's central committee and to the post of chief representative …

… the Springbok Legion protested against the  National Party’s segregationist bills. She was opposed to all forms of … member of the United Party and established the Women’s Defence of the Constitution League (Black Sash) in 1955, of … Order of Baobab was also bestowed on her daughter, Sheena Duncan , who succeeded her mother as leader of the Black Sash …

… newspaper was started by anti-Apartheid activist Patrick Duncan . Ann Tobias succeeded him as editor. At the time she …

… to withdraw from his 'place of residence in the district Duncan Village, East London, [Eastern province, now Eastern … and following the court case, he was banished.Lengisi’s banishment order described him as a farm worker and the …   Contribution by Professor S. Badat on Banishment, Rhodes University, 2012. From the …

… later at Orlando High School in Soweto. Ephraim Ngatane's work epitomizes the period where the first professional … emerged through the Polly Street Art Centre in the 1950’s. Ngatane studied painting at the Centre between 1952 and … From 1954 to 1956 Ngatane studied art under Hall Duncan, an American missionary of St Peter's College in …

… Prison, the same prison in which Thayanayagie’s mother and Seshammal had been detained in 1913. When the … Her brother-in-law, Sooboo,and mother-in-lawPerumal’s brother, Sooboo and his mother also went to prison in the … defying racist laws. She was in the batch led by Patrick Duncan , son of a former Governor-General, which entered the …

… became a very prosperous commercial centre in Cape Town’s southern suburbs. He was the youngest in a family of five, … father Amarien, was not able to care for him, the latter’s childless sister, Maryam, reared him. This aunt made her … These three shaykhs had an indelible impact upon the Imam’s ideas and activities. Shaykh Ismail Ganief was, however, …

… a trend towards anti-Semitism in South Africa and Du Toit's anti-racist and anti-Nazi sensibilities appealed to him. He … in the 1952 Defiance Campaign , joining Patrick Duncan , five other whites and 31 others in entering … as Kupugani in Soweto . To enable her to fulfil Kupugani's work she had to travel to Soweto in disguise at night, but …

… For some time, Jameson was an Induna of the Matabele King’s favorite regiment, the Imbeza. Using his relationship with … Jameson influenced the granting of concessions to Rhodes’s agents, which led to the formation of the British South … which was pursuing King Lobengula. His successor was AHF Duncan. He became the 2nd Administrator of Rhodesia …

… of apartheid was assassinated. Soon after Dr Verwoerd’s death a special assembly was conducted at school. The … Police occurred at school. He was called to the principal’s office and unceremoniously handed over to them. He was … African Students (NUSAS). Here they met leaders such as Duncan Innes, Neville Curtis , Horst Kleinschmidt , Paul …

… he first came to South Africa in early 1897, when Gandhi's family joined him in Durban.As his father did not believe in formal education, Manilal's schooling took place at home. For his entire youth he did … part in the defiance campaign and together with Patrick Duncan and others marched into an African location in Benoni. …

… couple (who were listed as communists after Hymie Barsel’s banning in 1950) was picked up by the security police at … Levy , Ann Nicolson, Eli Weinberg , Sylvia Neame, Florence Duncan, Mollie Anderson, Molly Doyle, Jean Middleton , Lewis … sentenced to imprisonment at the Barberton Women’s Prison , which was notorious for its brutal treatment of …

… Norman Levy , Ann Nicolson, Eli Weinberg , Florence Duncan, Mollie Anderson, Molly Doyle, Jean Middleton , Lewis … After her release in April 1967 from the Barberton Women’s Prison , Eastern Transvaal (now Mpumalanga) – notorious for …

… the next decade, they had six children – Jane, Dillon, Duncan, Gavin, Lindsay and Mary. However, their youngest son … people. Biko lived a 30-minute drive away in King William’s Town , Eastern Cape. The Woods, who were impressed by his … children) to spend the day at a clinic run by one of Biko’s friends, Dr Mamphela Ramphele . Influenced by author …

… was from Scotland, and Reverend Tiyo Soga , South Africa’s first Black ordained Presbyterian clergyman and an early … from 1886 to 1889. After this, he joined the Cape Colony’s Civil Service in November 1889 as an Assistant Veterinary … the colonial veterinary surgeon of the Cape Colony, Dr Duncan Hutcheon. First stationed at Fort Beaufort, Transkei, …

… (one of two other siblings) to Nosebenzile Doris Mpofu in Duncan Village, East London, Eastern Cape Province, South … mother Nosebenzile worked as a helper at a white family’s house in East London and had little to no financial means … , Accessed 02 April 2024. [24]   Duncan, J. 2005. Beyond state and first economy: monitoring …

… War and that experience had a profound influence on Esau's life. Esau's father's interest in politics was sparked by what he had … Ferreira (SASO), Ruben Hare (SASO), Trevor Mopp (SASO), Duncan Roy Whittaker (SASO), Jonas Bosch, Ruben Hudson, Dr …

… Amnesty International "Prisoner of Conscience" in the 1970's. [§] BOOKS BY FAROUK ASVAT ● Sadness In The House Of Love … kagablog; al Qalam; The Jo'burg Book: a guide to the city's history, people and places; Inleiding Tot Die Reg En … external reality into internal psychological disturbance." Duncan Brown, English Academy Review "This anthology contains …