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… to consolidate the Lebowa homeland. View Larger Map Most people arrived in Mohodi in 1977 and continued to arrive in … in Dendron Municipal area was de-proclaimed, a number of people were removed from the area and relocated to Mohodi. After their arrival, most of the people lived in tents and land allocation was clearly a major …

… sick and 49 had perished. By the end of 1901 more than 800 people had died.The Irene Concentration camp received much … known as Nylstroom. By the end of 1902 more than 5 400 people were held captive in the two camps. Although peace was … Heritage Resource Agency. The cemetery has more than 2 000 people buried there, although the cemetery's name list only …

… the Kliptown Open Air Museum tells of the thousands of people who contributed to the drafting of the Freedom Charter … clippings, art, song and narration. Artefacts from those people who witnessed the signing of the charter are on … of the Freedom Charter and the historic Congress of the People! Wire sculptures of leading activists and ordinary …

… a plain some 21 km North of Willowmore. The people who roam the Karoo, are the descendants of the San (Bushman) and Khoi who are Ancient People who roamed South Africa. They sleep under the stars … outback. They call themselves 'Karretjiemense' – the cart people – and they sell their services to the massive …

… and Fort Beaufort! Dimbaza is a symbol of the 'surplus people', those that were discarded by the Apartheid system. … to visit. Used as an Apartheid dumping ground, the first people who were resettled in Dimbaza arrived in December 1967 by truck. The main influx of people occurred between December 1968 and February 1969. The …

… of the Congo ). Later in the mid 19th century the Bobangi people from the Ubangi River area, who had become major slave … rent, these firms exploited the land and dominated the people . Company overseers forced both men and women to … civil conflict have taken a heavy toll, with over 1 in 5 people displaced by recurring violence. More than half the …

… acquired in the mid-1960's for purposes of relocating people evicted from elsewhere. From the late 1960's onwards, … Thus, by 1970 the area had an even larger population. Few people in Sahlumbe had steady Houses, while many others lived … accommodation. There was no reliable Water Supply and people were dependent on the Tugela River, which was polluted …

… 1932 and the first township was called Rooi. Before then, people resided in Umbulwane (mostly the Majola, Khanyile and … There seemed to have been class differences in the area as people who resided in White City were mainly teachers, … the establishment of a new section called Subsidy that people were allowed to own their homes. After 1994, people …

… Minister, P.W. Botha promised fair treatment for Black people who resided in urban areas, though he persisted with … executed by the government. Due to the  immense influx of people, it is the second biggest Black township in South … and easily controlled township. The government classified people as legal if they had already lived in the area for ten …

… South End Museum Trust was started in 1999 when a group of people from the disadvantaged communities of Port Elizabeth … of 1994 in South Africa gave many formerly disadvantaged people opportunities they never had before. One of these was … Areas Act and Apartheid legislation that oppressed so many people for so long. Local Museum devoted to the History & …

… 29, 1999 the  Manenberg tornado occurred, killing five people and injuring an additional 220. Over 5,000 residents … million, was built. This was for a population of 33 922 people, in Manenberg. A total of 5621 dwellings were built. … was elected chairperson and he had a committee of twelve people who assisted residents in drawing up petitions …

… was officially acquired by Sun Valleys Estates, the people living on the mission technically became illegal … Eastwards and great success was achieved in reaching the people in the area around the town of Rustenburg. Established … workers would return over Christmas season. Ultimately the people were told that the removals would commence on 27 …

… the concept was implemented against the wishes of people. In this intervening time, a vast number of people lost their stock which was their only source of … forced removal or slaughter of cattle belonging to African people in the reserves. In terms of the Act, the number of …

… with Reverend Grout’s power and influence among the people. The attack thus forced Reverend Grout to flee and … a system of: “Individual Land Ownership”, which encouraged people to cultivate and till their land. The area of … also saw it fair share of the struggles of Black people in South Africa. Black farmers were neglected by the …

… the 1960’s and 1970’s, influenced the interaction of Black people within a socio-political and cultural environment in … The historical and socio-cultural experiences of all the people that used Curries Fountain, created non-racialism and … political events that assisted the integration of Black people in their quest for common identity. Historically, the …

… They run a weekly support group for HIV-positive people. Home-based care services for sick people is provided and support, for their vulnerable family members. Assessments and referrals for people with mental health issues, is done, medical male …

… 1904 Census indicated that Elliot had a population of: 902 people. Of these people most are Xhosa . …

… is where you will find a small group of the Khomani San a people who, until recently, were thought to have vanished. … demarcated by fences and country borders, yet these first people of the Kalahari still live a largely hunter-gatherer … in Southern Africa 150 000 years ago. This same group of people are believed to be among the ancestors of human …

… kingdom in Northern South Africa a thousand Years ago. The people of Mapungubwe mined gold and traded with other parts … not only South Africa, and it must be protected so that people can see it and know what it was for many years to … Africa’s highest orders of merit, a very special prize for people who served South Africa. -Makapansgat Another …

… Xhosa mythology tells a far more romantic tale of the sea people, semi deities who look like humans but have supple … from the sea by a mighty cliff, was seen by one of the sea people who became overwhelmed by her beauty and tried to woo … short: in dealing with the wrath of her father, the sea people enlisted the help of a huge fish who battered its way …

… and experiences that had never  been accessible to the people of Durban. KwaMuhle is in no sense an apartheid … that made up the everyday events of ordinary people. KwaMuhle portrays the points of contact between … designed to accommodate the movement of large numbers of people, and use has been made of the wide open spaces for the …

… Ganyesa, which is a town with a population of about 19,000 people in the North West province of South Africa. It is … territory of the Batlharo Ba Lotlhware group of the Tswana people, in an area that was formerly part of Bophuthatswana. … of 2011 recorded the population of the town as 19,290 people, of whom the vast majority were black (98%) and …

… or Qwaqwa, was a homeland created for the Southern Sotho people from a reserve in the Orange Free State (OFS) that had … and initially about 180 000 Seosotho speaking Basotho people lived within its borders. By 1960 there were 20 000 … in 1990. The population of the homeland increased as more people were evicted from the Orange Free State, as a result …

… was intended to be the new home for the Transvaal Ndebele people. It was established in 1979 when many Ndebele people were evicted from Bophuthatswana . The homeland had …

… as the national territory for the northern Sotho people (Pedi, Lovedu, Kanga-Kone, and others). Lebowa was a … soon after the first election, held in 1973. The Lebowa People’s Party, under Chief Minister C.N. Phatudi, controlled … of more than half of South Africa’s northern Sotho people, all of whom were legally Lebowa citizens. Under the …

… of French West Africa since 1896 until 1960. The first people to settle in the area are the Mossi people in the 11th and 13th century. They established … This has resulted in numerous coups and an exodus of young people to more prosperous countries like Ghana, Ivory Coast, …

… it was laid out on. It was the only Place where black people could buy free-hold Land until J.B. Hertzog .  Black people in Alexandra became the victims of unscrupulous whites … The bus strike had been organised by the Alexandra People's Transport Committee under the ANC leader; Alfred …

… "place of gold" and Mangaung "place of Cheetahs". Early People The earliest people to settle in Mafikeng were the Khoi and San societies. … Boer War (South African War) . At the time of the siege, people like Solomon T Plaatj e were residing in Mafikeng . …

… number of families at the time was approximately 235. The people called the area Intshela, meaning the burnt bit left … reform in Natal. Its main aim was to assist Black rural people whose tenure was insecure and did not have sufficient … Estates which surrounded the Stendahl mission. A number of people who were working on a six month contract on a farm …

… The Shagana Village is home to the Shangana people who speak isiTsonga, one of the official 11 languages … Shangana has been created and Built by Local Shangaan people, and forms a place of great pride and a way of … and Dancers gather, to tell the story of the Shangaan people. It is a spectacular and moving experience, which …