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… Adam Jhaveri (Dada Abdulla), Gandhi expresses regret at his death and calls him one of …

… wine is pressed at the Cape.   Jan van Riebeeck writes in his journal that the harvest amounted to twelve “mengelen …

… Death of Sir Henry Morton Stanley. Famous for his 1,500-mile safari into Central Africa in 1871 to find Dr …

… writes a letter to King Dinizulu, ordering him to arm all his followers and to protect the Zul …

… At a public meeting in Rustenburg, Pres. Kruger reaffirms his intention to revise the Franchise Act of the ZAR and to …

… Solomon, paramount chief of the Zulus, warns 20,000 of his people not to participate in the defiance campaign and …

… Blair thanks President Nelson Mandela by telephone for his help in persuading Libya to hand over two sus …

… the World Alliance of Reformed Churches, is exonerated by his church for having had an extra-mar …

… Queen mother, widow of King George VI and mother of his successor to the throne, Queen Elizabeth II, dies at 101. …

… of independence of Zimbabwe, Pres. Mugabe, who has led his country for the past twenty …

… President Mandela, present in his capacity as chief of the Temba clan, rather than Head of …

… Foreign Affairs and Information, South Africa, to His Excellency, Col Sergio Vieira, Minister of Agriculture, …

… Botha, State President of the Republic of South Africa to His Excellency Dr K D Kaunda, President of the Republic of …

… Transvaal [now Lydenburg, Mpumalanga]in November 1957. His banishment was justified by the state on the grounds that … ground in the location. As the new Secretary to the Chief, his influence was reported to be widely felt. Maredi’s … all the other banishment orders, it simply stated that his banishment was in the interest of peace and good order. …

… Henry Heard, inspector of works in Bloemfontein, and his wife, Millicent Agnes Elliot. He was one of South … political journalists in the 1930's and early 1940's. His disappearance without a trace on 8 August 1945 caused a … that the ethics of journalism forebade him to disclose his source of information. He was sentenced to eight day's …

… church leaders at the school when, together with some of his peers, he tried to establish a Student Representatives … successful, and for it he is described as a pioneer by his uncle, Basil Snyers. After his schooling at St. … of the cause of their deaths, however, implicates the apartheid state security agents. According to this version, …

… J William Shepstone, who became an 1820 settler, and his wife Elizabeth Brooks, a Quaker. Shepstone's father was … Wesleyan preacher. Shepstone's linguistic ability gave him his first government post as interpreter to Sir Benjamin … diggers to pay black workers with guns to attract them to work at the newly opened diamond mines. In Natal, no law had …

… J William Shepstone, who became an 1820 settler, and his wife Elizabeth Brooks, a Quaker. Shepstone's father was … Wesleyan preacher. Shepstone's linguistic ability gave him his first government post as interpreter to Sir Benjamin … diggers to pay black workers with guns to attract them to work at the newly opened diamond mines. In Natal, no law had …

… Brighton, Sussex, England 1882. She was renowned for her work in a field now seen as peculiar to the colonial period. … 1986:133). This was a quality lacking in the more laboured work in this genre by others. Her overall approach was, … conservative and descriptive. Prints and postcards other work served to increase her popularity. Demand for her …

… government representatives, homeland representatives, anti apartheid movements and white business groupings particularly … met Mbeki at the Pamodzi Hotel in Lusaka. He communicated his plan to bring a delegation of businessmen, including … the ANC in 1987. Anglican Bishop of Johannesburg Desmond Tutu became a frequent visitor, first in 1986, then again in …

… Mattheus Uys Krige and his contribution to the Second World War  Mattheus Uys Krige … Rand Daily Mail, Die Suiderstem and Die Burger. Besides his native Afrikaans, he communicated in perfect English and … stage in her life, she began publishing short stories. Her work impressed, among others, the literary critic D. J. …

… He began his education in Basutoland, he later studied at Lovedale and …

… (1980). The Role of Women in the Struggle against apartheid, 15 July. Available at https://www.anc.org.za … William Morrow and Co.|Lee, R., (2009). African Women and apartheid , London: Taurus Academic Studies.|Magubane, Z., …

… . 1939 Govan Mbeki publishes "Transkei in the Making" a work of political analysis which is deeply critical of the … family records are destroyed in the process. This forces his father, Govan to migrate to Johannesburg in search of … delegation of the United Nations Special Committee against apartheid. The statement is directed at the Apartheid …

… he grew to love the sea, and eventually obtained his master’s certificate that would allow him to captain a ship. During the Second Anglo-Boer War (1899””1902) his ship called at East London, South Africa where he … He also became involved in construction and engineering work and built up a substantial fortune. Having little formal …

… born on 6 March 1952 in Kroonstad, Free State. He started his career as a teacher in 1975 at Lekoa Shandu High School … of the Gauteng Department of Education. Molefi Oliphant’s work in football administration began at grassroots level … decided not to stand for re-election. In recognition of his monumental contribution to the development of football in …

… of an Americanised Southern African scholar, Camagu, and his interactions between two competing sects within a rural … Project’. In similarity to Esteva and Prakash’s work, Grassroots Post-Modernism , that states “local autonomy … [1] Exceptional multiculturalism led Archbishop Desmond Tutu to define post-apartheid South Africa as the ‘rainbow …

… in a joint show with the SAFAA in 1910, when she entered a work entitled Hibiscus, on offer at 3 guineas. Around 1912 … Free State and Natal. It was during this phase of her work that she developed a distinctive pastoral style, … lived until her death in 1973. Much of her early artwork work proved ‘too advanced’ for public acceptances at the …

… over Indus River, Pakistan. He was active in the Anti-Apartheid Movement in London and in Glasgow and during the … with Arun Ganghi, Herbstein founded and lead the Anti-Apartheid Movement in Bombay, India and from 1967 to 1968 he …

… of Papers Published by the United Nations Centre against Apartheid – Edited by E. S. Reddy …