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… Italy walks out of a League of Nations meeting because Ethiopia attends it. …

… Prof. Casper H. Rautenbach, former Rector of the University of Pretoria, is born. …

… Section 29 of the Internal Security Act and the Rule of Law …

… The story of the Coloured vote and the myth of Cape liberalism …

… Beyond community medicine: the exploitation of disease and the disease of exploitation …

… The economic effects of the removal of Africans from the Western Cape …

… Proclamation of Tembe Elephant Park: News from the Bureau of Natural Resources …

… The social-cultural analysis of the origins and development of black theology …

… Given the turmoil in Europe and the importance of the Cape sea-route to India the British Government sent a fleet of seven Royal Navy ships under the command of vice-admiral Elphinstone to secure the Cape as a … https://www.timeout.com/cape-town/things-to-do/battle-of-muizenberg-historic-site   …

… For women in Trouble, Douglas Livingstone. The Problem of Censorship, C.J.D. Harvey. Marcuse: The Power of Negative Thinking, Rick Turner. Whites Only, Christopher … a Monkey, Leela Moodley. Henry Fynn and the Blacksmith of the Grosvenor, Mike Kirkwood. Cover Design by Patrick …

… Biography of Moses Mabokela Chikane who was born in 1948 August 14 in area of Groblersdaal first of the family of nine, he was detained under section 28 of … Biography of Moses Mabokela Chikane …

… Precis of speech on the Wiehahn Commission of Inquiry into labour legislation, by Auret van Heerden, President of the National Union of South African Students, delivered at … Wiehahn Commission: precis of speech …

… On 10 February 1908 a new department of the Transvaal University College (T.U.C.), situated in … in Skinner Street, Pretoria .  This department, consisting of the arts and science courses with four professors, three … and thirty-two students, developed into the University of Pretoria. The nickname for the university - Tuks or …

… B to President's address to the 44th Annual Congress of the National Union of South African Students, 30th June to 9th July, 1968. … to NUSAS from Margaret Marshall informing the Union of the deportation of President Elect, John Sprack, as well … Deportation of NUSAS President Elect …

… Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), country located in central Africa. Officially known as the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the country has a 25-mile (40-km) coastline on … Congo republic, which is officially called the Republic of the Congo and is often referred to as Congo ( Brazzaville …

… for Zimbabwe. There have also been claims that the programme has only benefited Zimbabwe's elite rather than … Hundreds of White-owned farms are seized by homeless people and …

… in Johannesburg and Pretoria , took the examinations of the Cape University. The Pretoria branch of the Transvaal University College, which started classes in … Street, became an autonomous institution by Act No 1 of 1910, largely through efforts by General J.C. Smuts . This …

… Multicoloured poster with names of political prisoners and artwork of bars of gold, diamonds, coffins, skulls and list of attrocities. … South Africa: state of terror …

… announced its intention to consolidate the total number of separate 'homeland' areas from 113 to 36. The homelands … were officially instituted in the 1950s as a form of apartheid separate development and a way to strip Black South Africans of their South African citizenship. The argument from the …

… Red, black and white poster. Red artwork of a map of Britain with a white outline of a heart containing words 'National Health Service'. … No closure of western hospital …

… Frances Baard and Barbie Schreiner There were such a lot of things happening at that time, and some very good things … a very great thing happened. We organized the Congress of the People at Kliptown. Ooh! What a wonderful thing was … SACTU sent delegates too, though they weren't a member of the Congress Alliance yet. SACTU only joined the Congress …

… From the declaration of a national state of Emergency on June 12 1986 onwards, the UDF found itself in a period of twilight legality. This culminated with the restriction of … Draft transcripts Twilight of legality …

… The houses of South African Houses of Parliament are situated in Cape Town even though the seat of government is in Pretoria . This was part of a compromise … https://www.sahra.org.za/houses-of-parliament/   … House of Parliament, Cape Town …

… started boycotting classes in protest against the use of Afrikaans as medium of instruction in certain subjects in schools. The unrest … African event internationally since the Durban Strike of 1973. Source: South African History Online … Pupils boycott classes in defiance of the use of Afrikaans in their schools …

… and make things how we want them. We started this thing of boycotts and campaigns, fighting to make things right. … used to be sympathy boycotts too. There would be a boycott of buses in Alexandra because of the fares, and then in Port Elizabeth we would boycott too …

… During the first week of Anglo-Boer War 2 , Boer forces besieged the small town of Mafeking (now Mafikeng) in the Northern Cape (now North … The town was protected by a British force, comprising of both Whites and Blacks under command of Col. Robert … Potgieter, D.J. et al. (eds)(1970). Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa, Cape Town: NASOU, v. 7, pp. 107-8. …

…  It lies east of Cape Town City, within the Cape Peninsula urban Area.   … Mile Stone. Since it is situated 20 km from the city of Cape Town, Bellville was originally called 12 Mile Stone. … Hospital in addition to being central to the University of the Western Cape and several satellite campuses of the …

… In the 1940s, as a result of the Second World War , South Africa was undergoing a … and lower classes specifically. The 1940s saw the growth of community based organizations as well as the involvement of women in politics, who were mobilising for bread and … Yvonne Muthien “Chapter 6: Forms of Protest and Resistance in Cape Town, 1939-1965,” State and …

… In the 1940s, as a result of the Second World War , South Africa was undergoing a … and lower classes specifically. The 1940s saw the growth of community based organizations as well as the involvement of women in politics, who were mobilising for bread and … Establishment of the Food Committee …

… This was the first piece of legislation introduced to support the government’s policy of separate development. It made provision for the establishment of Regional and Territorial Authorities for each specific … Bantu Authorities Act of 1951 …