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… The 'Herengracht Street' was Cape Town 's main street, running from the foreshore to the … successful campaign against British plans to turn the Cape into a convict station. Adderley was similarly honoured by Port Elizabeth. Cape Town's iconic Adderley Street runs parallel to St …

… Esterhuyse was born in 1936 in Laingsburg, Western Province (now Western Cape), on his father’s farm. From humble beginnings, … School, and lectured in management at the University of Cape Town's Graduate School of Business. Professor Esterhuyse …

… Not Over ‘Til the Fat Lady Sings” which was performed in Cape Town , Johannesburg , Grahamstown and Windhoek, as well … and officially established themselves in Observatory , Cape Town in 1994. Over the years, the theatre has created … Australia, Theatre Spirale as well as the University of Cape Town (UCT) Drama School amongst many others. Magnet …

… was born in Thaba Nchu, Orange Free State (now Free Stae Province), on 15 August 1881. His parents were Christians and … Bensonvale near Herschel. From there he was transferred to Cape Town where he quickly became politically active. In 1919 he was elected as president of the Cape provincial branch of the  South African Native National …

… Founded in 1998 by Royston Stoffels and Warrick Grier, the Cape Town Theatre Laboratory was established in Woodstock, Cape Town. In October-November 2000, the theatre hosted five … “Cape Town Theatre Laboratory”, The Encyclopaedia of South … Accessed 20 April 2017, https://esat.sun.ac.za/index.php/Cape_Town_Theatre_Laboratory . …

… was born in 1948 at Msengi Village, near Giyani, Limpopo Province.Although younger than many of the sculptors from … batho (see Seoka). Collections Iziko SA National Gallery, Cape Town; Durban Art Gallery; University of the … Art Gallery; Sanlam Art Collection, Bellville, Cape. …

… is located in the Cacadu Municipality in the Eastern Cape!.  The original bridge was built in 1863 over the Great … has written a book. Carlisle Bridge is on farm in Eastern Cape and has an elevation of 400 metres. … Carlisle Bridge, Eastern Cape …

… A Town 573 km from Cape Town , established in 1818 on the Farm: ''Hooyvlakte'' . … Named by Lord Charles Somerset , Governor of the Cape, 1814-1826. After his father, the fifth Duke of … & Co.- in Beaufort West. Molteno had been elected to the Cape Colony's first parliament in 1854 , representing …

… St. James was located on False Bay , some 26 km South of Cape Town , the Suburb derived its name from the Church of … is so well sheltered from the notorious ' South-Easter of Cape Town '. This Beach also protection from the notorious  Cape South-Easter and offers safe swimming. This is also, …

… "Welcoming Speech "On the Right Track" Train to Cape Town …

… Document 2 Letter from the Cape Labour Party 4 to James Ramsay …

… heart transplantation operation at Groote Schuur Hospital, Cape Town. The son of a missionary, he was born into very … at school. After he studied medicine at the University of Cape Town, his first practice was at Ceres, also in the Cape Province. In 1956, he went to Minnesota University to study …

… William Wright, a land speculator who had arrived at the Cape Colony in 1820. Sometime between 1823 and 1830 he used … (Afrikaans: Sondagsrivier) is a river in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa. It is said to be the fastest … Addo Drift, Sunday's River in the Eastern Cape …

… Doringbaai is a picturesque little Town on the Cape West Coast near Strandfontein and Langebaan, about 300 km West of Cape Town. You can get to Doringbaai next to the N7, after … Doringbaai, Cape West Coast …

… South Africa with both locals and visitors today. Explore Cape Town’s cultural History with Iziko Museums. Iziko Museums of Cape Town is the official name given to the group of National … , or explore History with a plethora of others. Cape Town’s premier art gallery, the Iziko South African …

… The University of Cape Town is South Africa's oldest University! UCT is also … attracted substantial support from well-wishers in the Cape Town Area and, for the first time, a significant State … Rhodes statue was erected in 1934 on the University of Cape Town (UCT) main campus, and was removed nearly four …

… Site , is a must-do on the itinerary of any tourist to Cape Town .  Forget palm trees and sun-kissed beaches; Robben … on the Island in 1754, and the first chief imam of the Cape spent 13 years (from 1780 to 1793) imprisoned on the Island. When the Brits took over in the Cape , they too used the Island to imprison those who …

… known, was a fashionable road that initially ran alongside Cape Town's sea front. Greenmarket Square probably developed … from its adjoining garden to this place for sale to Cape Town residents. Farmers and freed slaves soon followed … Greenmarket Square, Cape Town. …

… The situation in the Eastern Cape in the early late 18th and early 19th century … of years. The Trekboers, who moved into the area from the Cape. The British settlers, who arrived from Britain in 1820. … of European settlement The situation in the Eastern Cape led to a great deal of conflict between the Dutch and …

… Article on African farm labour in the Eastern Cape, Bathurst district. … An Eastern Cape Postscript …

… his own band, the Bobby Hendricks Sound. Hendricks died in Cape Town from kidney failure on 7 March 1999. Though he … funeral, one of the biggest ever held in Overberg, Western Cape Province. … Saxophone player, Bobby Hendricks, dies in Cape Town …

… of an African woman dancing. Festival organised by Western Cape region of the Federation of South African women. … First Cape Womens Festival …

… a very picturesque and Historical Town just 35 km outside Cape Town. From the Toy and Navy Museums to the eateries and … being added mid-Century. In 1885 the government of the Cape Colony transferred the assets of the Simon’s Bay Dock … after the Earl of Selbourne, the High Commissioner of the Cape . Work on the Simon’s Town Dockyard was completed in …

… Potgieter was born in the  Graaff Reinet  district in the Cape Colony on the 19th of December 1792. He was the second … sheep farmer when, like many other Dutch farmers at the Cape, he decided to leave the colony in 1834. In 1835 a group … found the town of Potchefstroom in what is the North West Province today. In the 1840s the British took control of …

… September on the problems and challenges of the Western Cape, presented to the African National Congress Western Cape Region Conference, 29 and 30 September, 1990. Covers history of the ANC in the Western Cape Region. Talks about entering a new period in which the …

… dissected by meandering streams. In 1763 the burgers of Cape Town planted a number of oaks around this area, and in … Grand Parade, Cape Town …

… Sterkspruit in the former Transkei (now Eastern Province) on 2 September 1947. He studied at the University … Organisation (SASO)   regional secretary in the Eastern Cape   . After students at several Black universities held …

… Jeanette Eva Schoon (née Curtis) was born in 1949 in Cape Town . In 1972, Curtis served as the Vice-President of … person. In 1973 Curtis assisted in setting up the Western Province Workers’ Advice Bureau. The aim of the Bureau was to …

… ‘Glen Red [Glen Road]’ in the Vryburg district [Northern Cape, now North West Province]. According to the documentation related to his …

… Dwane was born in the Eastern Cape in 1848 and was raised as a Wesleyan. Ordained as a … as the Order of Ethiopia, to the Anglican Church of the Province. White churchmen welcomed this as a triumph in the …