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… Anglo-Boer War 2: Gen. P.A. Cronje and his wife, with Colonel Adorf Schiel and about 1 000 …

… third-longest serving Pontiff in world history, dies in his private apartment at the Vatican surrounde …

… Commission exonerates P.W. Botha and all members of his government from having had any prior …

… (96), one of South Africa’s foremost artists, dies at his home in Onrus River near Hermanus in the Western C …

… A Crime Against Humanity: analysing the repression of the apartheid state, Johannesburg: Human Rights Committee, p. … Exiled Pan-Africanist Congress member Sam Chand and his family of four are shot dead in Botswana before a …

… Following a successful coup against his brother Abd al-Aziz IV, the new Moroccan Sultan Abd …

… for Latin America on a papyrus boat, Ra II, to prove his theories that ancient Egyptians …

… A Crime Against Humanity: analysing the repression of the apartheid state, Johannesburg: Human Rights Committee, p. 259. … No. 2 disappears after being shot at a taxi rank on his way to a meeting at Chief Mabogo’s k …

… Matome Maponya, chair/owner of several food companies in his name and deputy chair of the Agricultural and Rural …

… activist is born in Amahlongwa, Southern KwaZulu Natal. His first poems were published in news …

… M.T. Steyn proclaims Heilbron in the Orange Free State as his new ca …

… compound of President Eyadema in Loma, Togo, and kill his top military aide, then flee from governmen …

… and former South African coach, is found unconscious in his hotel room during the Worl …

… Lucas Radebe, SA born soccer star, twists his right knee in a Champions League game against Real …

… Town, where Cape Governor Sir Harry Smith explains his Eastern Frontier policy …

… into German, French, Italian, Swahili and Japanese. Her work is used extensively in many schools and universities. … reading road show to South African rural schools. Her work has received awards from BBC Africa Service for Radio … as part of the African Union Film Festival, July 2002. Her work has contributed in preserving storytelling as a means of …

… sold by panicking investors who had lost faith in the American economy. At the height of the Depression in 1933, nearly 25% of the Nation's total work force, 12,830,000 people, were unemployed. Wage income … was a bold experimenter and a man of action. Early on in his administration he assembled the best minds in the country …

… he served an 18-month sentence for incitement; on his release in 1962 he was endorsed out of Johannesburg.He returned  with his family to Sibasa where he found work with a bus company. …

… of Arts. In 1888 she returned to South Africa and began work at the South African Museum in Cape Town in the geology … Various articles were published as a result of this work. She also encouraged AM Duggan-Cronin to photograph and …

… minister of the Berlin Lutheran Church near Pretoria, and his wife, Hanna. Ntoane received his primary education at Hebron near Pretoria and qualified … in Soweto, and from 1969 to 1976 he was again called on to work as a hospital minister in Germiston. In 1963, when …

… [Northern Cape], [now Mahikeng, North West Province]. His banishment followed ‘the announced visit by the police, … a chair, and a goatskin on the floor. He had been reading his bible by candlelight while he was waiting for us.’  … food and for just a few pennies that we sometimes got for work from them. Sometimes there would be four whole months …

… around them, Johanna was forced to go and look for work in Johannesburg in the 1920s. In November 1930 together with her sister Hester, they both began work in a clothing factory. Johanna worked as a machinist.   … strike was a failure, and workers were forced to return to work. The Union however grew stronger over the years. Many …

… no evil that has been as condemned by the entire world as Apartheid." - Source: Sunday Independent, December 6, 1998. A … end in 1994, but the new government in South Africa had to work through the question of dealing with the past in order … for ubuntu but not for victimisation.” Archbishop Desmond Tutu was the Chairperson of the TRC. He explained: …

… their home to the Johannesburg township of Evaton to seek work. In 1986 Rebecca entered the ‘Shell Road to Fame’ music … to kill him, despite having been of support to him in his development. That year Malope also performed live in the …

… Marine Fisheries. While accompanying her husband on his fishing trips and collecting expeditions, which were … 1968, Margaret Smith continued with her ithchyological work in Grahamstown. The contribution of J.L.B. and Margaret …

… 8 (Mandini), Mtunzini District, Natal [now KwaZulu-Natal]. His banishment order stated that despite the removal of … by a NAD official to have him kidnapped and murdered. His banishment order was withdrawn on 9 February 1966.  … the book, Forgotten People - Political Banishment under Apartheid by Professor S. Badat …

… village outside of Cape Town where the influences from his teachers and friends opened up the world of artistic … end of his time in exile. Hallett’s resistance documentary work focuses on the stories of those discriminated against in … to Cape Town to spend a week with the Archbishop Desmond Tutu and photograph parts of his life that people had “never …

… Introduction 1985, Desmond Tutu, armed only with the bible under his arm, confronts the SA forces during their attempts to … the first time the ANC and its military wing, MK attacked apartheid forces and civilian lives in an attempt to inflict …

… “Peoples of the world united against apartheid, for a democratic South Africa”, Closing speech by …

… Conference on “Children, repression and the law in Apartheid South Africa”, Harare, 24 September 1987 …