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… “Diana Mitchell obituary” in The Guardian. Accessed 15.03.2015. ↵ [ii] Ibid. ↵ [iii] Law, Kate. 2010. “LIBERAL WOMEN … “Diana Mitchell obituary” in The Guardian. Accessed 15.03.2015. ↵ [v] Ibid. ↵ [vi] Ibid. ↵ [vii] Law, Kate. 2010. … Accessed 12.04.2015 ↵ [xxxvi] Ibid. ↵ [xxxvii] Ibid. ↵ [xxxviii] Ibid. …

… about Apartheid by showing the injustices of the system. [12] Due to both Eli, Violet and their daughter, Sheila’s … , ↵ [12] Biographical contributions by Gail Nattrass, Mary …

… the first heart transplant on a human subject on the 03 December 1967. Although Naki did learn how to perform transplants on …

… as well as review essays and encyclopaedia entries. [12] It was due to these works that he is acclaimed by UCT as … ↵ [11] Ibid. ↵ [12] Author Unknown, “Nigeria Loses Another Literary Icon, …

… 1970s Rhoodie was found guilty of fraud and sentenced to 12 years in prison. The sentence was later reversed on appeal … Rhoodie was a prolific writer who published the following: 1967 Penal Systems of the Commonwealth: A Criminological … of the cornerstones for a progressive correctional policy 1967 South-West: the last frontier in Africa 1969 The Paper …

… she became Vice-Chairperson in 1966 -67 and Chairperson in 1967-68. In 1965 she opened her own art school, The Chelsea … - 20 Apr.  1950: SASA Members' Annual Exh., MMG, 30 Aug. - 12 Sep. …

… Vuyani Bungu was born on 26 February 1967 in Mdantsane, Eastern Cape, South Africa. He attended … it successfully five times. On 20 August 1994, after only 12 rounds, Bungu won the International Featherweight …

… he assisted in the Wankie and Sipolilo Campaigns of 1967. During this time Mtshali led a group of 12 MK and Zimbabwe African People’s Union (ZAPU) cadres to … on  Eric Mtshali. Eric Mtshali passed away in Durban on 12 October 2018. To watch a speech given by Msthali click …

… away from schools otherwise they would be burnt down. On 12 April 1955, he went to several schools in Benoni and … Monare’s banishment order was only withdrawn on 7 December 1967.  In the meantime, he had fled into exile to Basutoland …

… and married with four children (aged between 19 months and 12 years).His partner died while he was in banishment. … in political exile. His order was withdrawn on 5 September 1967. In 1984, after the signing of the Nkomati Accord …

… of the Congregation of the Most Holy Redeemer on 9 July 1967. He was appointed the Bishop of  Rustenburg  on December … how he was summoned by the President of Bophuthatswana on 12 February 1991. Appearing before Mangope and several …

… Ray Alexander Simons née Alexandrowich was born on 12 January 1914 in Latvia. While at school, she displayed … political and social landscape. They returned to Lusaka in 1967, and were the first Whites to be accepted into the … the plumes of the rare bird". Ray Alexander Simons died on 12 September 2004, at the age of 91. …

… in Durban. Nxasana worked in the textiles industry for 12 years where he became a trade union organiser for the South African Congress of Trade Unions (SACTU). In 1967 he was arrested and convicted of furthering the aims of …

… up his theological studies. He was awarded the D.Phil in 1967 by the University of Stellenbosch. He was the first … Western Province in 1962. He completed his doctorate in 1967 with a thesis titled “Structural Functional Analysis in … installed as Stellenbosch University's new Chancellor on 12 May 2008. Frederik van Zyl Slabbert, passed away on 14 May …

… and unsuccessfully attempted to complete his Matric (Grade 12) via correspondence through Wolsey Hall, Oxford, due to … House. His book, “House of Bondage” , was published in 1967 and was banned in South Africa, although a few copies … With no room inside train some ride between cars, Joburg. 1967. Source: artthrob Later, Cole received a grant from the …

… to continue teaching. He completed his Standard Ten (Grade 12), attending night school at Sastri College in Durban. He … movement in the United States of America. In 1967, Professor Magubane moved to Zambia where he taught at … away at his home at Fourways, Johannesburg, Gauteng, on 12 April 2013. …

… outdoor life with Ephraim Ngatane who guided him. In 1967 he became a full-time artist. In 1968 he was a pupil of … He presently lives and works in Soweto. Exhibitions: 1967: Lidchi Art Gallery, Johannesburg (sculpture””solo) …

… horizons through both formal and informal education. In 1967- 1968 he played in Hugh Masekela's band, including a notable performance at the 1967 Monterey International Pop Festival. Galeta first met … sideman: Hugh Masekela: Alive and Well at the Whisky (Uni, 1967) Hugh Masekela: The Monterey International Pop Festival …

… under Sister Pientia Selhorst C.P.S. between 1960 and 1967.  Exhibitions: 1965: DAM (Bantu Inter Faith Art …

… He became a leading member of the MK high command and in 1967 he was MK’s Chief of Communications’ during the Wankie Campaign (July - September 1967). He holds a BSc (entomology/biology) from the …

… Johannesburg (solo). Pretoria (Festival Exhibition). 1967: DAM (Art SA Today). 9: Penwith Society Gallery, St … Awards: 1965: An SA Today (Cambridge Shin award). 1967: An SA Today (Hajee Suliman Ebrahim Memorial Trust …

… Zimbabwe ) at the hands of Rhodesian forces, on 22 August 1967. …

… for some time, but E.S Tyaliti is still active.’ On 12 October 1959, an order was signed by the Governor-General … his brothers.’ His order was withdrawn on 7 November 1967. He died in exile in 1974. …

… Alfred Temba Qabula was born on 12 December 1942 in Flagstaff, Bhalasi in Pondoland to … after changing jobs, Qabula became engaged. On 22 November 1967, Qabula’s fiancé, Mavis, gave birth to their daughter. …

… as “16 Valve” was born in Soweto, Johannesburg on 26 June 1967. His father Eliakim “Pro” Khumalo, was a renowned …

… of a Soulmate: A Tribute to Robert Shell, 13 February 1949-03 February 2015”New Contree 72 (July 2015): 127-128. ↵ [ii] … to Man who Wrote Thesis on slavery in Cape” Cape Argus (12 February 2015). ↵ [x] Halim Gencoglu, “The Forgotten … to Man who Wrote Thesis on slavery in Cape” Cape Argus (12 February 2015.|Robert Shell, Children of Bondage: A Social …

… and Information (1966 – 67), and National Education (1967 – 68). De Klerk was instrumental in the founding of the  … him with doctorates for his contribution to education. In 1967 he was widely tipped to be President of South Africa and …

… Blaxall School for the Blind from 1956 to 1966. From 1967 to 1969 he studied for a BA and from 1970 to 1972, …

… In 1967 the minister of justice announced that a detainee had …

… to represent South Africa in International matches.1902/03 he returned to South Africa to play in the three Test …