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… right to vote be enjoyed by Coloureds and Africans in the Cape Province (currently Eastern, Western and Northern Cape Provinces), plus that of a … Party took away their right of the African voters in the Eastern Cape. In 1950 the Nationalist Party headed by DF …

… rise up in an unsuccessful but protracted rebellion in the eastern districts of the Cape in what becomes known as the Third War of Dispossession … the Western Cape, as well as amongst the AmaMfengu in the Eastern Cape 1809 Cape Governor Caledon introduces a code, …

… Frank Martin   Petrol bomb attack on home. April Bongweni, Eastern Cape Lindile April Organiser of local consumer boycott Found … Killed when a hand grenade exploded. 12 April Wesselton, Eastern Transvaal Chris Ngwenya and his wife IFP Youth …

… Tatham Art Gallery, City Hall and SANBI Botanical Gardens. Eastern Cape The Eastern Cape, lying on the south-eastern coast, is a region …

… launched in April 1981 with 400 delegates from the Western Cape attending. Some of the women who pioneered the … up. * Full image caption: "Police arrest UWO members, Cape Town, 1985. Leaders of the United Women's Organisation … massacre in which police killed twenty-two people in the Eastern Cape township of Langa. Eyewitnesses maintained that …

… with branches in the Transvaal, Natal and the Eastern Cape. It grew by successfully improving the conditions of its …

…                                 Europeans arrived in the Cape of Good Hope The San were forced out of their homes and … The Lynton panel was removed from the Lynton farm in the Eastern Cape and taken to a South African Museum 1950       Several …

… of chieftainship, a system particularly favoured in the Eastern Cape. [xii] The Chief’s powers were controlled through the … out: The Bakwena ba Mopeli (Free State) The AmaRharhabe (Eastern Cape) The Batlokwa ba Mota (Free State) The …

… Mashalaba - Assistant General Secretary Berry Motlhabane - Eastern Cape Regional Director Pry Moshidi - Transvaal and OFS … (BCP) Black Women’s Federation Border Youth Organisation Eastern Province (or Cape) Youth Organisation Medupe Writers …

… old colonies became the provinces of the Union, namely the Cape Province, the Orange Free State, the Transvaal, and … among the White farmers especially those on the eastern border of the Cape Colony. They were mostly … and did not want to be ruled by the British. The eastern border was very far from Cape Town, the capital. In …

… Britain takes control of the Cape Once revolutionary armies of France invaded Holland in … beyond the borders of the colony. In January 1799 in the eastern Cape, there was a major uprising when Khoi and San … the British wanted them to work on new wool farms in the eastern Cape. The British colonial authorities hoped that …

… 2 000 000 BP Homo habilis makes the first stone tools in Eastern Africa. Note: Homo habilis meaning 'handy man', this … Heads. c. AD 600 Iron Age people settle along the south-eastern seaboard as far as Mpame, in the region later to be … as the dominant power in the Southern and South-Western Cape regions. 1460 Portuguese navigators, representing the …

… Dutch colonies. Britain obliged and, as a result, occupied Cape colony in South Africa. Problems occurred almost … the British had to contend with was the unrest on the eastern frontier. The Burgers (mainly Dutch farmers) and the … chief of the Xhosa nation, unrest and tension on the eastern frontier intensified. The Burgers revolted under the …

… and is found from Table Mountain, along the southern and eastern Cape coast, in the ravines of the Drakensberg up to the …

… violent as residents clashed with the police.  In the Eastern Cape towns of East London and Port Elizabeth unrest broke out … boycotts were particularly evident in the PWV area, the Eastern Cape towns of East London and Port Elizabeth, …

… Africa The Dutch East India Company (VOC) established Cape Town as a refuelling station in 1652 for their ships … as wells and cellars to understand domestic life in early Cape Town. They study military life from the remains at … times. The huge number of shell middens in the Western and Eastern Cape bear testimony to this practice. The origin of …

… mariners discovered the sea passage to the East round Cape Point in 1488 and in the course of their visits, came … Those outside were regarded as heathens while the Eastern slaves were predominantly Muslim. By 1795, there were … slaves were also employed as domestic servants, aspects of Eastern culture such as music, food dishes and words became …

… UDF region is launched. REC is yet to be elected July, Eastern Cape and Border committees are set up Late July, the Western … during 1984 remains low. School boycotts occur in the Eastern Cape and other regions. September, the apartheid …

… Mabandla Vice president 1970 - 1971 Perry Motlhabane Eastern Cape Leader J Moshidi Transvaal and Orange Free State …

… The arrival of the British at the Cape changed the lives of the people that were already living … to settle in the frontier area of what is now the Eastern Cape. This was in order to consolidate and defend the eastern frontier against the neighbouring Xhosa people, and …

… the Zulus. He requested missionaries to pray for peace in Eastern Pondoland where there was a war between the Xhosas … became Faku’s main channel of communication with the Cape Colony, and later Natal. King Faku never showed any … arrived at the Mfundisweni area, near Flagstaff in Eastern Pondoland, as the newly appointed pastor assigned to …

… (PAGAD) came into being in 1996 when communities on the Cape Flats, Cape Town decided to form an anti-crime organisation. The aim … are allegations that it has relationships with Middle Eastern fundamentalist groups, as well as with Osama bin …

… by freedom songs and the thumbs-up sign (introduced by the Cape ANC in 1949 as a sign of unity), cries of “Afrika!” and … Port Elizabeth and East London to smaller towns in the Eastern Cape Province, from Johannesburg to a number of … national leaders of the campaign in Johannesburg and the Eastern Cape. All were charged under the Suppression of …

… fees. At other tertiary institutions such as University of Cape Town (UCT) and Stellenbosch University, and Cape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT) student … in 2014,Walter Sisulu University of Technology in the Eastern Cape Province, two Western Cape FET Colleges: False …

… Established in Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape, in 1986, Imvaba Arts Association worked closely with …

… known as the African Political Organisation is formed in Cape Town . 1910 Union of South Africa, which would be later … It unified the previously pided British Colonies, the Cape colony (consisting of the present day Western Cape , Eastern Cape , Northern Cape and some parts of the North West …

… as her agent during her stay in Brandfort. Charterists in Cape Town viewed the proposal with suspicion, fearing it … constitutional reforms to be implemented in 1983. In the Eastern Cape Charterists became active in the resistance … there were skirmishes between AZAPO and the UDF in the Eastern Cape. While, the conflict may have been ideological, …

… operate underground, some were banned or endorsed out of Cape Town while others were detained and tried. By the late … hostels mainly some of who were migrant workers from the Eastern Cape. Consequently, some of the earliest members of … Mqele Mofu a headman based in Mcambalala location in the Eastern Cape for supporting Chief Kaizer Matanzima. …

… at Ntabelanga near Bulhoek in the Queenstown area of the Eastern Cape. The police issued an ultimatum demanding that the … are killed by police in Duncan Village, East London in the Eastern Cape. 28-31 August, An estimated 31 people are killed … History Online , ‘The Bulhoek massacre takes place in the Eastern Cape’ , [online], available at www.sahistory.org.za …

… also took place in Bisho , an independent homeland in the Eastern Cape and twenty eight ANC protesters were killed by the …