Johaar Mosaval, a South African ballet dancer who was blocked by apartheid-era racial laws from pursuing his ambitions, rose to become a principal dancer with London’s Royal Ballet, and returned to his homeland in the 1970s using dance to challenge the White-rule system, died Aug. 16 at a hospital in Cape Town. He was 95.
Mr. Mosaval had been under treatment for severe osteoarthritis and related health problems, said statements from his family and doctors.
Art and politics were always intertwined for Mr. Mosaval, whose family had ancestry…