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… enabled The Space to successfully operate as it desired too. [xii] The Space was also one of the very first stages … productions staged. [xiii] In late 2008, it Re-opened its doors with the support and encouragement of its’ Founding Members and supported by the Cape Town City …

… nor for more understanding counsel than I received from its director, Kees Maxey, and my advisor, Jill Landymore. Oxford University's Beit Fund, its Graduate Studies Committee, the Norman Chester Fund, … the Guardian gave me work and vital extra liquidity; so, too, did Ivor Barry-Jones, John Falding, Ian Macdonald and …

… among the Griqua at Leeuwenkuil. Thesite proved to be too arid for cultivation, and in about 1805 theymoved the … 27 October Boer forces returned toGriquatown and ransacked its post office, inflicting extensive damage upon … a history. It used to be known as Klaarwater but changed its name to indicate a mixed community that lived here at the …

… elective in 1974, and almost fully elective in 1982. Since its establishment the cleavage within the Indian body politic … as a channel of communication as an interim measure', its members would proceed to negotiate with the Government … 'no more value than oxygen administered to a corpse'. He, too, resigned. With whom does the future lie? Is it with …

… in the Western Cape began organising themselves from as early as 1978 and eventually formed the United Women's …

… the water from the toilet. I used to wash at that toilet too. But after a few days they brought water for me to wash … a light on in the cell all the time. All day and at night too, the light on. You can't sleep. I was so thin when I came … they were trying to kill me somehow, but my spirit was too strong. I have always been a churchgoer, but they …

… ancestors of the Nguni migrated down from East Africa as early as the eleventh century (see general history timeline … and successor, Mhlanga, had a son named Musi who, in the early 1600’s, decided to move away from his family (later to … a "self-governing" territory in 1981. However, very few of its 300,000 residents could find jobs in the homeland, so …

… In fact, from the onset of apartheid to the height of its violence, the conditions of prisons and the treatment of … constantly uncertain of the framework in which we lived, too keep us permanently on the defensive and uncertain, to … the amount of resources allocated to the prison. By the early 1980s, Barberton had far surpassed the capacity for …

… Life and Early Career Bhekokwakhe (Bheki) Hamilton Cele was born on 22 …

… a considerable value when she died in 1720. Some of these early slaves - especially women from Bengal who were acquired … number of slaves exceeded the number of white settlers by early 18th century and they did the hard work of developing … there is reason to believe that many of the slaves - far too many of them were children, even less than ten years old …

… Most of the debate around the report has focused on its main recommendation – to make history compulsory in the … history teachers might be a challenge for other reasons too. The requirements for entry into the history courses in …

… Some of these workers were white, and this is their story, too. The great majority were black. When gold production …

… culmination of a long journey. This journey has derived its inspiration from a vision forged by our nation as a … the defence force is to defend and protect the Republic, its territorial integrity and its people in accordance with … Just as we believe that all people should be free, so too, as a Nation we believe in the freedom of the seas. That …

… struggles — beginning with the school boycotts of the early 1980s, consumer boycotts and stayaways which reached a … women’s, civics and other political organisations under its banner. Under the watchful eyes of the apartheid … or be. The activist quoted in the box is implying that all too often activists in coloured areas forgot this basic …

… struggles ”” beginning with the school boycotts of the early 1980s, consumer boycotts and stayaways which reached a … women’s, civics and other political organisations under its banner. Under the watchful eyes of the apartheid … or be. The activist quoted in the box is implying that all too often activists in coloured areas forgot this basic …

… was born on 16 March 1892 in Thaba Nchu. He was one of the early black South Africans to obtain a medical degree in … to take place within the confines of the law. We have seen too many violent strikes in recent years which is unnecessary … and has a long, bright future, we have to ensure that its growth also benefits workers and communities it operates …

… national apple crop! The Elgin valley is also known for its pears, greenhouse cut flowers, its rose growing and increasingly for the production of high … Sir Lowry's Pass reached Elgin, on 1 August 1902. These early farming groups, had a strong liberal effect on Cape …

… and the youth league has an importance in the early 50s. Taylor: So where do you see the influence for … it would be doing the National Party’s government work too much for them, it would be working too much with, with … as a whole. To take the LRC; it’s work is well documented, its attack on the urban areas legislation was not directed at …

… since the late 1800s. The Witpoortjie Falls probably gets its name from the fact that visitors, travelling from …   Major infrastructural developments took place in the early 1990s. These included the construction of the entrance …

… of the board of directors, and editor of the Crisis, its monthly magazine.  During this period NAACP advocacy was … to this day. Although Du Bois life is intertwined with the early history of the NAACP, there existed a growing tension …

… improving and we intend to resume weekly publication early in the new year. We have taken a nice new printing … was a surprise also and the red army proposition and its reception although of course only temporary enthusiasm …

… a mining exploration charter by the British government. Its founder Cecil John Rhodes was given permission to explore … division of opinions for settlers in Southern Rhodesia. As early as 1914 the Legislative Council considered the question …

… on 27 June 1950, the United Nations (UN) called upon its members to assist in repelling the North Korean … the first in the world to operate combat jet aircraft, in early 1953, when they began flying combat sorties in F-86F …

… did not have sufficient votes to adopt the constitution on its numbers alone, its relative strength did weigh heavily on … of forty-four members did not help, for it was often too big a structure to negotiate matters effectively. In … negotiations. One of those agreements came about in the early hours of the morning of 19 April, and was reached …

… aspects. The first of these covers her childhood, early working life and marriage, and the birth of her … those facing people in the rural areas. City life carried its own specific set of problems: high food costs, high rent, … late 1940s. As political action increased in the 1950s, so too did Baard's involvement. The Defiance Campaign was the …

… aspects. The first of these covers her childhood, early working life and marriage, and the birth of her … those facing people in the rural areas. City life carried its own specific set of problems: high food costs, high rent, … late 1940s. As political action increased in the 1950s, so too did Baard's involvement. The Defiance Campaign was the …

… one of the highest awards that the country bestows to its citizens and prominent foreign nationals – the Order of …

… University, Scotland. Soon after the university opened its doors to women, she enrolled and obtained her MA in 1900 …

… a sense of community was foundational to the lives of its people. It was this sense of belonging which gave Kewpie …

… After his release, he worked as a clerk for the ANC at its headquarters in Johannesburg. After that, he moved to …