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… with a BA (Visual Art) in 1996. Currently he lives in Cape Town and is represented by the Stevenson Gallery, South …

… 1870 and a year later Basotholand was integrated with the Cape Colony. However, in 1884, it became a separate British …

… and his wife Pauline Podbrey left Durban to settle in Cape Town, Errol took over the secretary ship of the Sugar …

… for Education, Art, Culture and Sport in the Northern Cape Provincial Government from 1997 to 2000. Within the same …

… and from there went to the South African College in Cape Town, from where she graduated with a BSc degree in …

… 1874 and attended the Native College in Grahamstown in the Cape. Hoping to raise money to continue his education …

… in London. His family, silk weaving traders, came to the Cape in 1826 and settled in Grahamstown. When he was twelve …

… was born on 19 July 1895 in King William's Town , Eastern Cape , South Africa. She dedicated herself to the promotion …

… Africa in 1912-1913, living off rent from boarders in his Cape Town home, one of whom was  D. D. T. Jabavu , Booth drew …

… Africa the following year to study at the University of Cape Town (UCT). She later graduated from UCT with a Bachelor …

… Public Art collections South Africa National Art Gallery, Cape Town; AC White Art Gallery, Bloemfontein; Ann Bryant Art …

… Dutch Reformed Church, also Calvinist and based in the Cape, sought to unify the churches throughout the various … Jameson Raid in 1895. The development of rail links to Cape Town, Durban and Delagoa Bay also saw a heightening of … High Dutch spoken nowhere in South Africa. Instead it was “Cape Dutch” that was the dominant dialect, a “despised …

… On 3 September the Tricameral Parliament opened in Cape Town while protest demonstrations began in the … March saw the explosion of resistance in the Eastern Cape after the organisation of a 'black weekend' of consumer …

… National Authority, Mahmoud Abbas, at Tuynhuys, Cape Town, 31 March 2006 …

… of the Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People, Cape Town, 29 June 2004 …

… of Nigeria, H E Alhaji Umara Musa Yar’adua: Tuynhuys, Cape Town, 3 June 2008 …

… the celebration of Ten Years of Freedom, Athlone Stadium, Cape Town, 11 February 2005 …

… Tolstoy Farm is closed. 14 March, In a judgement of the Cape Supreme Court, Mr. Justice Searle declares that … 21 May, In a letter to the Indian Opinion , the Cape British Indian Council calls for a national conference … and shareholding in private companies. 20 January, The Cape British Indian Council invites Indian organisations to a …

… from Toulon (Provence) France, who arrived at the Cape in 1704 as refugees fleeing religious persecution in France along with many other Huguenot refugees to the Cape and elsewhere.  Terre'Blanche's grandfather, Etienne Terre'Blanche, fought as a Cape rebel in the  Second Boer War .  His father was …

… It is documented that the first pioneers from the Eastern Cape undertook a hunting expedition to the former Western Transvaal (now North West Province) and Botswana areas in 1830. A group of about 12 Eastern Cape farmers living next to the East Riet River area in the …

… admission to the country, or entry to the Transvaal and Cape. This act virtually stops all further immigration of … of Indians who had left the Transvaal for Natal, the Cape Colony and India when war broke out. It restricted … a special permit system. 1906 The Immigration Act in the Cape Colony makes all future immigration of Indians to the …

… of Indians who had left the Transvaal for Natal, the Cape Colony and India when war broke out. It restricted … giving loans on properties acquired by Indians in the western portion of “Block AL”, which facilitated the … indicated that the building societies considered the western portion of “Block AL” one in which Indians should be …

… orthography: A discussion of The Afrikaans of the Cape Muslims by Achmat Davids, by Ernst Kotzé …

… Branch detective, Johannes Sonnyboy Mokoena. In the Western Cape Poqo was particularly active. There are a number of … sentences for other political offences in the Eastern Cape. All four men were hanged on 31 October 1967.  Veyisile …

… first recorded rugby match in South Africa at Green Point, Cape Town, Western Cape between the Army and the Civil service. 1879 … and the Villagers. 1883 Formation of the Whites-only Western Province Rugby Football Union. 1886 Formation of the …

… responded by declaring a State of Emergency in the Eastern Cape the next day (the following year it would be extended … unveiled by then-Deputy President Jacob Zuma and Eastern Cape Premier Makhenkesi Stofile.  On 20 April 2006, the South …

… ‘H' as he was popularly known, could not practice in the Cape Colony, as his registration with the Transvaal Bar did … National Party (United Party).  D. F. Malan  of the Cape National Party broke away in 1934 but reunited with …

… In May 1939 Baloyi was a member of the ANC deputation to Cape Town who met with the Minister of Native Affairs and the … it became known that he was a member of a deputation to Cape Town to discuss the possible incorporation of Alexandra …

… had to go to Pondoland to defend them– many of the Eastern Cape Communists had been detained. When he got back to … links with Arenstein, in Natal and Fred Carneson in Cape Town. In 1966 he was sentenced to four years’ jail under … Road to Democracy in South Africa Volume 1 (1960 ”“ 1970). Cape Town, Zebra Press|Johnson, RW. (1991). Rowley Arenstein, …