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… Arthur Nuthall Fula was born on 16 May 1908 in East London, Transkei (now Eastern … Alice (née Stuurman) Fula – moved north to George Goch in Johannesburg, Transvaal Province (now Gauteng). He attended … of unemployment, he was employed as an interpreter at the Johannesburg Magistrate’s Court. Despite not having any …

… Zander Tyler, stage name Jack Parow was born in Parow, Cape Town on 22 February 1982.[i] He is one of … Jack Parow, the Afrikaans rap artist is born …

… Riaad Moosa was born in Cape Town on 18 June 1977. He has won numerous awards … Riaad Moosa, the South African comedian is born …

… The Minister of Sport, Piet Koornhof, announced a relaxation of … it staged and won the Rugby World Cup in 1995. The former Minister of  Cooperation and  Development in the early 1980s … Mail&Guardian , (2007), ‘Apartheid-era minister Piet Koornhof dead at 82’ , 13 November, [online], …

… Harriet Bolton was born in 1927 in Makwassie in Southern Transvaal, the eldest … banned South African Congress of Trade Unions  (SACTU). In 1994, Bolton and her daughter travelled to South Africa to …

… Chief Justice Sandile Ngcobo was born on 1 March 1953 in Durban, South Africa.  Ngcobo was the … law, constitutional law and general practice. In 1994 he lectured part-time in constitutional litigation. From …

… Nandisile Thoko Mpumlwana (nèe Mbanjwa) was born in Melmoth , Zululand, Natal (now KwaZulu-Natal ). A … Black communities and women in particular. From 1983 to 1994, she worked as a teacher.  In addition to her degree …

… Sandra Reynolds was born on 4 March 1934 in Bloemfontein, Free State.[i] Reynolds … Sandra Reynolds, a South African tennis champion is born …

… Tennis South Africa. He has also worked closely with the Minister of Sport. He currently lives in Durban with his … Ignite Sa,  Kevin Curren , from IgniteSA, [online], Available at  … Former Tennis player, Kevin Curren, is born in Durban …

… leader during his brief reign as Zaire's first Prime Minister (the former Belgian Congo, now the Democratic … party with 33 of the 137 seats. Lumumba became Prime Minister in June with an uncomfortable coalition with his … Patrice Lumumba, former Prime Minister of the Democratic Republic of Congo, is shot …

… Raymond Chikapa (Ray) Phiri was born in 1947 in Nelspruit (present-day Mbombela) in Eastern … He made enough money fulfil his ambition to travel to Johannesburg . He became a founder member of the 1970s soul …

… Alex Hepple was born in the Johannesburg suburb of La Rochelle on 28 August 1904. His …

… Zimasile Ngqawana affectionately known as ‘Zim’was born in New Brighton a township in Port-Elizabeth on 25 … . He also closely worked with upcoming jazz artists in Johannesburg. In 1993 he performed to a Dutch audience at the …

… The son of a farm worker, Kopi Ben Baartman was born in the Eastern Province (now Eastern Cape) town of Molteno on 1 March 1924. He worked on the mines around Johannesburg, joined the African Mineworkers Union (AMU) and …

… Baleka Kgositsile was born on the 24 September 1949 in Claremont, Durban . She … brother who was at the time an awaiting trial prisoner in Johannesburg ’s John Voster Square, the note instructed her …

… On 15 February 1962, B.J. Vorster, Minister of Justice announced extensive measures to "ensure … plan to accommodate non-Whites. Vorster became a full minister in 1961, given the important portfolio of justice, … B.J. Vorster, Minister of Justice, announces extensive security measures …

… Clone of Kitty the Steam locomotive, Rosherville Work Farm, Johannesburg …

… The office of the independent Press Ombudsman opens in Johannesburg. …

… The office of the independent Press Ombudsman opens in Johannesburg. …

… ”Resistance Or Death”: Address At Public Meeting, Johannesburg, January 1948 …

… (Bull) Hefer, professional wrestling promoter, dies in Johannesburg. …

… Testimony of Bruno Mtolo, Johannesburg (Rivonia Trial), 15 January, 1964 …

… Proclamation of the first group areas affecting Indians in Johannesburg. …

… The telegraph connection between Johannesburg and Cape Town is inaugurated. …

… Why Passes? by The Black Sash, June - July 1959, Johannesburg …

… Impala Platinum fires 20,000 Black mine workers in Johannesburg. …

… ANC leaders in Johannesburg urge all Africans to keep calm. …

… A bomb explodes in the Carlton Centre, Johannesburg, injuring sixteen people. …

… Taking The Women’s Struggle Forward by SPEAK, March 1989, Johannesburg …

… Our Rights by Thoraya Pandy (SPEAK), September 1992, Johannesburg …