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ArchiveSummary notes of the meeting between South Africa and the United States: London, 13-14 January 1982
Report from a meeting between representatives of the South African Government and the United States Government to discuss the military withdrawal from Angola…
Sunny Venkatruthnam, University Of Durban-Westville, Documentation Centre, Oral History Project, “Voices of Resistance”, 14 August 2002
Numsa: Noisy in its silence at Cosatu’s special congress by Mphumzi Maqungo (Mail & Guardian),14 July 2015
Western Province wins the rugby Currie Cup by beating Free State 14-12 in Newlands, Cape Town.
Speech by President Nelson Mandela at the Opening of Dalindyebo Senior Secondary School Qunu, 14 August 1998
Speech by President Nelson Mandela at the commissioning of the Moretele Water Project Moretele, 14 October 1995
Anti-apartheid writer Nadine Gordimer dies by Shaun de Waal(Main & Guardian),14 July 2014,South Africa
BiographyRev. Mangena Maake Mokone
Reverend Mangena M Mokone was born at Bogaga, Sekhukhuneland (Transvaal) in 1851. His mother was daughter of Sephate and was from a royal lineage. In 1863, his…
BiographyFrances Baard
Frances “MaBaard” Baard was born 1st of October in 1909 in Kimberley, Northern Cape. She was the fifth of seven children of a Bechuuanaland-born mine worker…
BiographyVera Ponnen
Vera Ponnen (nee Vera Gwendoline Alberts) was born in 1915 in England. She came to South Africa in 1938 as a governess. The next year, she went to Johannesburg…
ArchiveReport on the strike at Armourplate Safety Glass from 6th September 1976 to 1st November, being the first legal strike by black workers in South Africa
ArchivePta. binnekort glo in vlamme, Die Volksblad, 14 August 1981
ArchiveDis ons, sê ANC, Die Transvaler, 14 August 1981
ArchiveDié 'idealisme' is kortsigtig, by Marius Bakkes, Oggendblad, 14 August 1981
ArchiveMassive hunt after rocket attack, The Citizen, 14 August 1981
ArchiveSoldier watched countdown to blast, Natal Witness, 14 August 1987
ArchiveMcBride the main not the terrorist, Janet Smith, The Star, 14 June 2011
BiographyRosa Hope
Rosa Hope's The Old Miii was shown on the SASA 35th Annual Exhibition in 1937, and acquired by the SANG, as noted by critic Melvin Simmers (qv.), for its …
BiographyBokwe James Mafuna
Bokwe James Mafuna was born in January 14,1937 in Mafikeng.He dropped out of school at 15,was a manual laborer,then spent four years studying for the Catholic…
ArticleAfrikaans: the Language of Black and Coloured Dissent
IntroductionAfrikaans, one of the official languages, together with English, during South Africa’s Apartheid era, often occupies a politicised space as the …
Statement of the African National Congress and the South African Tamil Federation National Working Committee, 14 November 2014
The 650 000 strong South African Tamil Federation (SATF) met with the ANC on 5 November 2014 at Luthuli House, Johannesburg. The SATF delegation led by its…
EventA 19 year old Mzwandile Kekana is testifying at the trial of 14 Cookhouse people charged with murdering a teacher.
Mziwandile Kekana, a 19 year old boy, testified in the Port Elizabeth Supreme Court that the people who accused him of being a police informer were those who…
NOTES FOR PRESIDENT NELSON MANDELA’S ACCEPTANCE OF THE AMERICAN PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION PRESIDENTIAL CITATION Pretoria, 14 October 1997
SPEECH BY PRESIDENT NELSON MANDELA AT A RALLY ON BEING GRANTED THE FREEDOM OF UITENHAGE Uitenhage, 14 September 1995
Press statement by Nelson Mandela in response to the call made by King Goodwill Zwelithini 14 May 1993
APDUSA Views Issue No. 63: Culture Misused to Taunt and Torment - Another Steve Mabona Episode, 14 August 2002
BiographyGill Marcus
Gill Marcus was born in 10 August, 1949 to parents who were active members of the African National Congress (ANC). She grew up in Johannesburg, where she…
BiographyEvelina de Bruin
Evelina de Bruin was born on 25 December 1933, and she grew up in the small town of Postmasburg, Northern Cape. In the early days of her life, her parents…
BiographyPatricia Jobodwana
Jobodwana was the first and youngest Black woman to graduate from a South African university. She enrolled at Fort Hare University at the age of 14 for a BSc…
ArchiveStudent walkouts have changed history before. In South Africa, one helped end apartheid by DeNeen L. Brown (The Washington Post), 14 March 2018
Hector Pieterson, a 12-year-old South African boy, was one of the first students to die. On June 16, 1976, more than 10,000 black high school students in…