Articles related to "Anti Apartheid"

The Commonwealth and Frontline States were two important groups of countries which exerted great influence on the course of Zimbabwe's struggle for independence.

The Red Location Museum outside Port Elizabeth in South Africa remembers the Apartheid years in a unique way.

Nigel Hawthorne's autobiography reveals a down-to-earth actor prepared to work diligently towards success.

A short list of activists making a difference in curbing the spread of AIDS.

Greenpeace International has appointed Kumi Naidoo as Chief Executive to strengthen their battle against catastrophic climate change, days before Copenhagen.

Clint Eastwood ably directs the story of a difficult time in South Africa and the African continent.

One of South Africa's most noble and known pioneers, former president Nelson (Madiba) Mandela, will be forever remembered as the man who single-handedly ended apartheid.

From South Africa To South Carolina was a reasonable commercial success for Gil Scott-Heron and Brian Jackson, a vindication of their political music.

Mumia Abu Jamal has been locked in Philadelphia jail for over two decades awaiting his death row. His only crime, his defenders argue, is the color of his skin.

Whilst much is known about Nelson Mandela and the ANC little is known about a white Jewish South African who fought the oppression and injustices of the Apartheid regime.

The new South African film District 9 mixes viral marketing and eye-popping special effects to satirize humanity's inhumanity.

Folk Music has suffered a great loss, as Mary Travers, of Peter, Paul, and Mary, has passed away at age 72.

A short biography of the eight Black winners of the coveted prize

Miriam Makeba, Mamma Africa, lived in enforced exile for 31 years. Since her return to South Africa in 1990 she has become known as an unstoppable great- grandmother.

Oscar nominated actresses Sophie Okonedo and Thandie Newton discuss their experiences as British children born to African immigrants