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… South African War and the subsequent unification of the Cape Colony, Natal and the two Afrikaner Republics of the … Johannesburg, Port Elizabeth and Durban.  In the Eastern Cape, an electrical substation was blown up in New Brighton … attacked with the majority of these being in the Eastern Cape. This is perhaps because Port Elizabeth was the centre …

… 2006: Invoice Iziko, South African National Art Museum, Cape Town 2007: Invoice, Standard Bank Art Museum, … A South Photographs collective exhibition, Area Gallery, Cape Town. 2000:  Unplugged V,  Market Galleries, … Art in Democratic South Africa , Bell-Roberts Gallery, Cape Town. 2005-6: Unsettled , Durban Art Callery; Reykjavik …

… 1829, Dr Alexander Cowie, a former surgeon from the Cape, and Benjamin Green, a Grahamstown merchant, arrived at … as early as 1830, Dingane sent an expedition to the Cape in an attempt to establish good relations with the … a missionary. In January 1832, the government at the Cape finally showed an interest in the affairs of Zululand …

… W F Gatacre, who controlled forces in the Cape Colony. The battles during "Black week" were at … Britain and on 10 January 1900 the new soldiers arrived in Cape Town with Major-General Lord Kitchener and Lord Roberts. … would be afforded to them. They hoped that the Cape franchise would be extended throughout South Africa. The …

… was enrolled at the University of Fort Hare in the Eastern Cape. He completed a BA degree with a distinction in Social … the company of Joost de Blank*, who was the Archbishopof Cape Town at the time. In 1942 he and  Chief Albert Luthuli …

… at the Lovedale Institution at Alice in the Eastern Cape until he obtained his Junior Certificate in 1907 and … was leader of the National Anti-Pass Council that went to Cape Town to hand over a petition to Acting Prime Minister …

… (LLM) degree in International law from the University of Cape Town, a Bachelor of Law (LLB) degree from the University … Practice (PG Dip Man Prac) from the University of Cape Town. Dikobe wa Mogale Ben Martins has published two …

… Stellenbosch, and later graduated from the University of Cape Town with a LL.B. degree. After his studies, he worked … a press conference at the Legal Resources Centre (LRC) in Cape Town, in April 2010, Lubowski's former wife Gabrielle, …

… Mzimba was born in the 1850s at Ngqakayi in the Eastern Cape. His father, Ntibane Mzimba, was educated in Lovedale …

… of times during his youth, first to Natal and then to the Cape, where Tantsi completed his education to the Junior …

… Gerrit Viljoen was born in Cape Town on 11 September 1926 to Helena and Hendrik …

… Jo Thorpe was born in 1921, in Fishoek in Cape Town . She grew up in Mooi River and completed her high …

… him to start a full-time course at CAP in Woodstock, Cape Town , beginning January 1985. While there he worked … Resistance Art in South Africa . David Philip Publishers, Cape Town. Available on Google Books . [Accessed 23 January … at www.disa.ukzn.ac.za . [Accessed 23 January 2015]|The Cape Gallery, ‘ David "Uhuru" (meaning Freedom) Hlongwane …

… the ‘poets of the big cities’. These are not Johannesburg, Cape Town and Durban, but rather the ‘Black’ cities of …

… Gerrit Viljoen was born in Cape Town on 11 September 1926 to Helena and Hendrik …

… in the village of Lower Cala in the Transkei (now Eastern Cape). He received a B.Comm degree from the University of …

… 's death in 1903 most of the family emigrated to the Cape Colony. In 1919 he accepted an appointment as secretary …

… government elections (except KwaZulu/Natal and parts of Western Cape). Truth Commission starts work Shobashobane massacre. … 1996 May June December Local government elections in Western Cape (29th). Local government elections in …

… government elections (except KwaZulu/Natal and parts of Western Cape ). Truth Commission starts work Shobashobane massacre. … 1996 May June December Local government elections in Western Cape (29th).  Local government elections in …

… The Soul of a Nation: Constitution-Making in South Africa (Cape Town: Oxford University Press, 1998), 109-110. ↵ [xix] … The Soul of a Nation: Constitution-Making in South Africa (Cape Town: Oxford University Press, 1998), 111. ↵ [xxiii] … The Soul of a Nation: Constitution-Making in South Africa (Cape Town: Oxford University Press, 1998), 111-112. ↵ [xxvi] …

… death threats and assassinations. [xvi] Klug moved to Cape Town to stay away from the “limelight of the individual … into this degree when the regime began to threaten him in Cape Town. The regime denied his deferment claim from the …

… known as the African Political Organisation is formed in Cape Town . 1910 Union of South Africa, which would be later … Colonies, the Cape colony (consisting of the present day Western Cape , Eastern Cape , Northern Cape and some parts of … 1948 The state of Israel is established. Israel is Western Asia at the coast of the Mediterran Sea. It north …

… of the African National Congress (ANC) in the Eastern Cape. The young Mbeki joined the ANC Youth League at the age …

… of the Debate on the Budget Vote of the Deputy President: Cape Town, 17 May 1996 …

… and Dr. Abdullah Abdurahman (Coloured) elected to Cape Provincial Council. 1911 Mines and Works Act … Tolstoy Farm is closed. 14 March, In a judgement of the Cape Supreme Court, Mr. Justice Searle declares that … nationalists. John Tengo Jabavu opposes Walter Rubusana in Cape Provincial elections. 4 August, Britain, and …

… as residents clashed with the police.  In the Eastern Cape towns of East London and Port Elizabeth unrest broke out … several months. Tramway Clashes In 1949 residents of the Western Areas of Johannesburg, including Newclare, Western Native Township and Sophiatown staged a boycott of …

… country arrived in Pretoria, some from as far afield as Cape Town and Port Elizabeth. They then flocked to the Union … books until 1956. The issuing of permits began in the Western Cape, which the Government had designated a "Coloured … identifying women who had no legal right to remain in the Western Cape. According to the terms of the Native Laws …

… protest and is regarded by Indians as a betrayal of the Cape Town Agreement. 9 August, The Government of India sends … between the Governments of India and South Africa opens in Cape Town. The South African delegation is led by the … of the Interior, Dr D.F. Malan , indicates the failure of Cape Town Agreement with regards to the repatriation of …

… documented football matches in South Africa are played in Cape Town and Port Elizabeth (between White civil servants … Hartze, one of the Coloured affected by the ruling joins Cape Spurs. Kaizer Motaung's All-Star XI is renamed Kaizer Chiefs. 1972 Bernard “Dancing Shoes” Hartze (Cape Town Spurs, Federation Professional league) sets a South …