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… Dingane and his warriors near the Ncome River. About 3 500 of the 5 000 Zulu warriors were killed, marking a major … imperial England. He was declared a rebel with a reward of 2 000 pounds offered for his capture. At the time there were …

… 24 August 1963 he arrived at Pretoria Central Prison. On 3 September he was allowed into the exercise yard where he …

… Makhosi “Tholi” Nyoka was born on 3 April 1957 and grew up in KwaMashu , a township north of … were well prepared and within seconds it was all over.’ [2] This version of events would be disputed among amnesty … democracy. [6] End notes: [1]SABC, ‘TRC Episode 18, Part 2,’ YouTube, 18 April 2011, …

… Agliotti told the court that he had paid Selebi over R1.2 million in bribes since 2000. He maintained that he had … account. Selebi was found guilty of corruption on 2 July 2010, but not guilty of further charges of perverting … of justice. He was sentenced to 15 years imprisonment on 3 August 2010. On 2 December 2011,  the Supreme Court of …

… registered that he addressed meetings in East London on 2-3 March 1952, 8 June 1952 and 23 October 1953; in Port …

… (White Afrikaners) and perceived as a ‘White’ language. [2] The history of the oppression of Black and Coloured people … resisted oppression by White Afrikaner hegemony. [3] Heritage activist Patric Mellet comments on the reason for … Ross (Rijksmuseum, Vantilt Publishers, 2017), 337. ↵ [2] Jansen, Afrikaans: A Language on the Move, 337. ↵ [3] …

… 1908, a mass rally was held in a mosque attended by some 2 500 people. Schlesin wanted to address the rally and had … Great March, which was a strike staged in opposition to a £3 poll tax for indentured labourers. The march began in …

… the child could join his family whenever she wanted. On 2 January 1972 Qabula married Nellie Nqunqa. On 3 March 1973 their first child, Noduma, was born. In April … was signed. The workers elected 15 shop stewards – 3 for each department. Qabula was elected as one of the shop …

… colonialists over the lands and sovereignty of the Xhosa , 2) the prophecy of Nongqawuse and 3) lungsickness which spread rapidly among the cattle - a … Hintsa was the son of Khawuta, whose father was Gcaleka. [2] Gcaleka was the son of Phalo, whose father was Tshiwo. [3] …

… parents died in the battles of the Waterkloof . [2] As a result she is believed to have been quite conscious … British colonial authorities from as early on as 1779 . [3] Lungsickness was widespread amongst the cattle of the … ancestral pronouncements, that: 1)the dead would arise; 2)all living cattle would have to be slaughtered, having been …