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  • ''[[Advocate]]'',
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  • ...shoai|Benjamin (Bob) Leshoai]]. A one-act play, one of the first to openly advocate violence as a course of action for black people in South Africa. First publ
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  • ...om Stellenbosch University in South Africa and Oxford University and is an advocate at the Johannesburg Bar. Jean Meiring is a practising advocate at the Johannesburg Bar, where he is a member of Group621. Having completed
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  • [[Harry Saul Bloom]] (1913-1981) was an advocate, journalist, novelist, dramatist and lecturer. ...ated at the [[University of the Witwatersrand]] and subsequently became an advocate in Johannesburg. He married Beryl Gordon in 1940 and worked as a war corres
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  • ...t (Unitatrian) Church in Cape Town, he was a strong pacifist, reformer and advocate of voting rights for blacks. Had a strong belief in the humanising value of
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  • DE MIST, Jacob Abraham Uitenhage (1749-1823): An advocate who became Commissioner-General of the Cape between March 1802 and January
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  • ...it focusses on the association between two activists, Dr Logan Pillay and Advocate Sandile Ndlovu, over the course of decades, as each man struggles with prof
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  • SADSAWU was founded in 2000 by Myrtle Witbooi, a long time domestic worker advocate, and Hester Stephens, who is still a full-time domestic worker herself. Bas
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  • 1979 ''[[Wat Jy Saai]]'' (Advocate)
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  • Lt.-Col. N.P. Chipman, The Judge Advocate: [[Michael McGovern]]. D. Hosmer, Assistant Judge Advocate: [[Garth Scott]].
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  • ...ly banned in South Africa, since it may have been the first play to openly advocate violence as a course of action open to blacks in South Africa.
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  • ...the company in the colonies. In Australia for example, the critic of ''The Advocate'' (10 August, 1872) said: "Miss Jaynor lacks animation, not possessing, as "Public Amusements", ''The Advocate'', Melbourne, Victoria: 10 Aug 1872 (Page 15), Trove[https://trove.nla.gov.
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  • ...made about the life of the South African poet, journalist, naturalist and advocate [[Eugène Marais]] (the other being ''[[The Guest: An episode in the Life o
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  • [[A.W. Cole]] (18*-18*) was an advocate and later judge in Cape Town, and an amateur performer and playwright.
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  • ...founded by a few prominent individuals in Bloemfontein. Amongst them were Advocate H.J. (Tempe) Edeling (1895-1960), who was clearly the leading figure, and t
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  • Born in Johannesburg. He is the son of the well-known South African advocate Wim Trengove.
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  • ...of murder. In this act, the Public Prosecutor indicates her own son is the Advocate. The son puts up such a convincing argument on her behalf that Madam X is f
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  • ...en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eug%C3%A8ne_Marais] was a naturalist, journalist and advocate, and a pioneering [[Afrikaans]] writer of poetry, prose and drama.
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  • ...e her father opened a trading store. In 1912 she married the Supreme Court Advocate, Philip Millin, (who was appointed as King's Counsel in 1927) and moved to
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  • ...ecame a barrister in 1885, returning to South Africa in 1889, he became an advocate of the Supreme Court of Cape Colony and later becoming a judge and holding
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  • ...one-act play ''[[Revolution]]'' (1972) for example was one of the first to advocate violence as a viable course of action for blacks, although his other one-ac
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  • [[Yvette Hardie]] (1969-) is a theatre advocate, producer, director, educator, writer and actor.
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  • ...Terre'blanche]] ("Hempel, State Prosecutor"), [[François van Heyningen]] ("Advocate Dreyer"), [[Naomi van Niekerk]] ("Mrs. Bell"), [[Gert van Tonder]] {"Charli
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  • The Institute was the brainchild of [[P.J. Nienaber]], a strong advocate of [[Afrikaans]] literature and a compulsive collector of Africana. As a ch
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  • He entered his father’s law firm, becoming a well known advocate and was a member of the Cape Town City Council for twenty years. He became
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  • ...es relating to development and capacity-building in the arts, to lobby and advocate the recognition and appreciate of the role of the arts and culture in devel
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  • Shai later became an advocate against gender-based violence, and was open about his own history as an ab
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  • ..., in 1998 became Sales Manager with Advanced Cabling, and in 2002 Customer Advocate for Dimension Data, Durban.
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  • ...trained as lawyer at Katholieke Universiteit van Leuven, then worked as an advocate in Ghent from 1950 till 1964, but as a passionate lover of theatre, poetry
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  • A strong advocate for the recognition of written [[Afrikaans]], he regularly wrote contributi
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  • ...ir marriage they settled in Cape Town, where Justice Howes practised as an advocate
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  • He started out his working life with a short stint of 5 years as an advocate in the Cape, before he spent 3 years as a freelance writer and announcer fo
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  • ...rt director, travel writer, food stylist, chef, interior decorator, and an advocate for gay rights - ''inter alia'' serving as the creative director for the [[
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  • It is named after Advocate [[C.R. Swart]], (1894–1982), the last governor-general of the [[Union of
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  • ...org/wiki/Paulo_Freire] was a Brazilian educator and philosopher, a leading advocate of what is known as "critical pedagogy". His most influential work, ''Pedag
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  • ...ions, which established the excellent reputation of the company. He was an advocate of balancing a mixture of classical and modern work including 16 South Afri
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  • She was a strong advocate for the recognition of the arts as a school subject and the introduction of
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  • ...]] start the first newspaper in Natal ([[De Natalier]]) and practise as an advocate at law, although it is not known of he was involved in theatre whilst resid
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