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… in the Mpondoland (eQawukeni), region of the Eastern Cape, on 27 October 1917. His mother, Julia, was the third … Holy Cross missionary school at Flagstaff in the Eastern Cape. His father could not afford their fees, but two … rights in Rustenburg, Western Transvaal (now North West Province). His sound knowledge of customary law helped, …

… in Ackerville, Witbank, Eastern Transvaal (now Mpumalanga Province). Raised by his grandmother, Sarah Mthembu, and his …

… Alexander Erwin (Alec Erwin) was born on 17 January 1948 in Cape Town to Dennis and Rosamund Erwin. Alec, as he became … . Pretoria: Unisa Press| University of Leeds, 2008. “ Cape Town, South Africa: Alec Erwin, Cape Town ” in Centre for Innovation in Health Management …

… as the Acting Superintendent-general of the Eastern Cape department of education. He was awarded the Outstanding …

… She was also a frequent exhibitor on SASA exhibitions in Cape Town. Born in Brighton, she studied at the Brighton …

… Neville Allan Lewis was in born Cape Town, 1895. Considered in the 1940s to be South Africa’s …

… the beginning of 1927, De Vriendt and his wife arrived in Cape Town and held two-person shows, which were popular and …

… in various parts of South Africa, in townships in Cape Town and Pretoria. In Rustenburg, Bishop Dowling was …

… on a farm, Geelbeksfontein, near Langebaan in the Western Cape . He was born to Francis and Susanna; whose fathers were … after matriculating from Vredenburg High School, Western Cape.  During his time in the navy, he travelled across … a specific focus on the first Dutch colonial period at the Cape and the influence of maritime services on indigenous …

… Gladys Thomas born was in 1935 in Salt River, Cape Town . She was adopted by a family in Lakeside, Cape Town in Western Cape as she was an orphan. She grew up in Lakeside, Cape …

… Thomas Upington, was born on 29 March, 1873. He arrived in Cape Town at the age of one. He was educated at the South African College School, Cape Town, and Trinity College, Dublin. After completing his legal studies, he was admitted as an attorney at the Cape Bar in 1898. He became a famous lawyer in Cape Town and …

… Centre in Kempton Park, east of Johannesburg, Gauteng Province, and the Convention for a Democratic South Africa … place in Bisho , an independent homeland in the Eastern Cape and twenty eight ANC protesters were killed by the …

… the Anglican Church in the entire eastern region of the Cape Colony. Arriving at the Cape in November 1848, he and his wife and family reached … office, Merriman finally accepted in 1870 the deanery of Cape Town and in 1871 was elected bishop of Grahamstown. A …

… Mphahlele, Pietersburg district in Transvaal (now Limpopo province). 1870 The death of the King of the Baostho … the one hand and the British colonial governments of the Cape Province and Natal on the other. 1906 Makgatho is … had acquired franchise rights in the 19th century in the Cape Province and Natal Province will remain on the common …

… In 1849, Cape Town lived up to its reputation for giving visiting … fact a boycott. The colonists were not going to allow the Cape to be used as a penal settlement, and so strong was the … River, a few miles, east of the Kowie River in the Eastern Cape, where  he erected a temporary home for his wife and …

… unrest: students and workers in the townships of every province boycotted schools, universities and workplaces, and … Women's Federation National Youth Organisation Eastern Province Youth Organisation Medupe Writers' Association Natal … Youth Organisation Transvaal Youth Organisation Western Cape Youth Organisation Zimele Trust Fund Siyazinceda Trust …

… father, John Matibi, was a railway worker from the Eastern Cape , and her family later migrated to Cape Town. Matibi had joined the African National Congress … When her father retired, he bought a house in Athlone, Cape Town (while it was still legal for Africans to do so), …

… Laura Jean Levetan was born in Cape Town in 1955, the third child of Lionel and Marie … 1975 to commence a B.A./B.Sc. degree at the University of Cape Town. At UCT she became active in NUS AS programs and … in student campaigns and involvement associated with the Cape Flats 'squatter' issues, the transition to independence …

… the Tri-Nations test matches staged in Newlands stadium, Cape Town. Markgraaff later lost his job when a tape … his name is synonymous to success. In 2002 he returned to Cape Town, South Africa where he currently still live with …

… These were exhibited in Pretoria , Johannesburg and Cape Town . Constance became South Africa’s first woman … A Retrospective at the South African National Gallery in Cape Town. The photographs in this exhibition had been shot …

… as the PRC’s Deputy Chairman. At this time he moved to Cape Town, where he became Professor Extraordinary at the School of Government at the University of the Western Cape. Between 2001 and 2002 he directed a survey on …

… Committee of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission in Cape Town granted Eleanor and Ronnie Kasrils amnesty for: the … 2009 at the age of 73 at the Constantiaberg Medi-Clinic in Cape Town. Eleanor is survived by her husband, Ronnie, … November 2009]|Jones, M.(2009) \' Eleanor Kasrils dies\'. Cape Times [Online]. 9 November. Available at: www.iol.co.za …

… an abandoned police post near Cradock in the Eastern Cape. There they were tortured, drugged, shot and their …

… and Bernice Stephen on 10 March 1933 in Cathcart, Eastern Cape. This made him a fifth generation settler, with his …

… Store, Durban (group). 1967: DAM (Art SA Today). 1968: Cape Town (solo). 1969: Gallery 21 (solo). Camden Arts …

… immigrant who married a Xhosa or Khoisan woman from the Cape. His grandfather then moved to Johannesburg where …

… in 1928. Kok began her studies at the University of Cape Town (UCT), and later at the University of the …

… March 1926 in Ladysmith. As a young man he was sent to the Cape to study at the University of Stellenbosch, where he …

… in many booksellers returning their copies to Jonathan Cape Publishers in London. The book was eventually …