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… to New York, runs ashore to the east of Buffels Bay, Cape south coast. …

… flight of twelve days and fifteen hours from London to Cape Town and back. …

… annexes Natal for Britain. It became a district of the Cape Colony on 31 May 1844. (Muller: 500 Years: a hist …

… South African Indian Congress (SAIC), at its meeting in Cape Town, decides to instruct the Natal and the T …

… the cells behind the Langa Commissioner’s Court in Cape Town where thousands of pass law of …

… Sir Thomas Maclear, 3rd H.M.’s Astronomer at the Cape and close friend of David Livingstone, is born in Newton …

… The North Sea Jazz Festival (31 March – 1 April) starts in Cape Town. It is the first time a jazz festival on four …

… (eds)(1970). Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa, Cape Town: NASOU, v. 4, p. 66 … Sir Rufane Shaw Donkin, acting governor of the Cape who supervised the arrival and settling of the British …

… Abraham Uitenhage de Mist, commissioner-general at the Cape after whom the town Uitenhage was named, is born in the …

… Abraham Uitenhage de Mist, commissioner-general at the Cape after whom the town Uitenhage was named, is born in the …

… The freedom of the press is established at the Cape through the efforts of journalist John Fairbairn, …

… and oldest church building in SA after the Groote Kerk in Cape Town, is consecr …

… the Anglican Church, in South Africa, is conducted in Cape Town. …

… near Bulhoek in the Queenstown area of the Eastern Cape. The police issued an ultimatum demanding that the … school boycott and a general rioting in Elsies River near Cape Town. 1981 30 January, 12 people are killed in Operation … are killed by the South African police in Crossroads near Cape Town as they were resisting forced removals to the …

… an Honorary Doctorate in law by the University of the Western Cape, Bellville, Cape Town. 1991 6 September, Mandela is conferred with an …

… Marcus Solomon was born in Grahamstown, Eastern Cape, on 27 January 1939. His father, a waiter by profession, … Student and political activism In 1957 Solomon went to Cape Town to continue his studies and soon switched his … which was Christian Coloured, in contrast to the Muslim Western Province Rugby Union. However, over time religious …

… on ‘progressivism’ encompassed a broader belief in “Western style education, ‘civilisation’, moderation, … was much to be learned from the intellectual premise of Western modernity, which included the promotion of Christian … and penetrate through the strongest walls...there is no western and eastern, white or black, civilisation...If you …

… of the Communist Party of South Africa, convened in Cape Town discusses the impending Unlawful Organisations … of thousands of people in Cape Town, other areas of the Western Province and Port Elizabeth strike against the … Congress of the People Campaign in the Transvaal was the Western Areas Day for Campaign and Solidarity and the Resist …

… responded by declaring a State of Emergency in the Eastern Cape. At the time of his death Mahluli was a Headmaster in … Zonke), a lecturer at the Bellville Training College in Cape Town. They married in 1980 and had three children, … unveiled by then-Deputy President Jacob Zuma and Eastern Cape Premier Makhenkesi Stofile.  On April 2006, the South …

… 76, who died on Monday night at his Queenstown, Eastern Cape home, will go down in the annals of South African music … institution in Keiskammahoek, a small town in the Eastern Cape, where he became a resident organist during church … of evading police who wanted to deport him to the Eastern Cape. Matshikiza spent the next two decades playing on the …

… Mannie Manim was born in June 1941, in Cape Town. With more than 50 years’ involvement in theatre, … highlights of his career as a lighting designer are the Cape Town Opera’s Show Boat in Sweden; Noah of Cape Town and the acclaimed I Am My Own Wife and The Tempest …

… Electoral Commission in 1993, before he became a Cape High Court judge in 1996.  In 1997, he served as a … He was made an Honorary Professor at the University of Cape Town in 1999.  Ngcobo also helped teach a seminar titled … year, Ngcobo was an acting judge of the Supreme Court, Cape of Good Hope Provincial Division. In September 1996 he …

… Verbatim Minutes: Meeting 27, 28 and 29 April 1977, Cape Town …

… AWB 'hunts' Grosskopf, by Chris Steyn, The Cape Times, 21 March 1988 …

… Public offers to up Grosskopf reward, The Cape Times, 22 March 1988 …

… and long domiciled in the Knysna region of the Eastern Cape. The style and range of subjects taken up by the artists … Isle, Knysna. Collections Queenstown Art Gallery, Eastern Cape|William Humphreys Art Gallery, Kimberley Education Natal …

… of London and in 1988 he was one of the judges on the Cape Town Triennial panel. He exhibited in SA, USA, England, …  BMW, Germany; Johannesburg Art Foundation; Mobil Oil (SA) Cape Town; National Museum and Art Gallery, Gaborone, …

… most of Southern Africa countries arrived and settled at Cape Town. He befriended Arthur F. Batty an emerging trade … strike, which prevented the export of all goods through Cape Town Harbour facilities. This was in accordance with …

… fortnightly paper that he edited and published in Cape Town in support of the Liberal Party in 1958.In December … prohibited him from leaving the magisterial district of Cape Town. He moved secretly to Basutoland in May 1962. In …