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… through the church. His appeal quickly spread beyond the 2.8 million "Coloured people" to both black and white … of the Uniting Reformed Church in Southern Africa, on 2 October 2008, Boesak presented a lengthy report on …

… for their needs. Zulu married Adelaide Magwaza on 3 January 1929. They had six daughters and one son. After the …

… the 'Lady of the Lake,' arriving in Port Elizabeth on 3 July of that year. They established a mission at Mgwali and … N.E. (ed.) New Dictionary of South African Biography , v. 2 , Pretoria: Vista University …

… Pietersburg during the  South African War (Anglo-Boer War 2) . After the declaration of peace he went to Pretoria where …

… Anton Theodor August Wilfried Lubowski was born on 3 February 1953, in South West Africa (now known as Namibia), …

… Mothopeng from Searchlight South Africa, Vol 1, No. 2, February, [online]  Available at  www.disa.ukzn.ac.za …

… Worker Union, where she worked as a trade unionist. [2] It was at the Garment Worker’s Union where she met her … World War, and the Socialist October Revolution in 1917. [3] Eli Weinberg, who was a member of the South African … , ↵ [2] Mac Maharaj, “16 September 2003: Weinberg, Sheila”, …

… December 1996. Early Years Nokukhanya Bhengu was born on 3 March 1904 at the Umngeni Mission Station (near Durban) as … as to concentrate on practical aspects of the curriculum. [2] Although the school had male and female pupils, males … Citizens Force were mobilized. During this period, over 2,000 South Africans from among all races were arrested in …

… literature at the University of New York at Buffalo for 3 years, and has enjoyed a successful academic career. Events …

… Early Life Henry Burton was born on 2 June 1866 in Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa and went … – A Life of Solomon Tshekisho Plaatje 1876–1932. Jacana. 2. Plaatje, Sol (1973). The Boer War Diary of Sol T. Plaatje: an African at Mafeking. Macmillan. 3. Neame, L.E (1929). Some South African Politicians, Maskew …

… The battle raged furiously from November 28 to December 2,1879. Sekhukhune fought with muskets obtained from Lesotho … from all sources of food and water. So when on December 2, 1879, Captain Clarke and Commandant Ferreira were led to … He remained there until the Pretoria Convention of 3 August 1881 was signed between Britain and the Boers after …

… its member churches voted by 9 votes to leave and 2 to remain in the UDF.In Lamontville and Chesterville people …

… the CoD got 10.5% of votes, or 7 seats; in 2004 it got 7.3%, or 5 seats. In both cases, it earned the highest …

… Congress 62.65 12 237 655 252 National Party 20.39 3 983 690 82 Inkatha Freedom Party 10.54 2 058 294 43 Freedom Front 2.17 424 555 9 Democratic Party 1.73 338 426 7 Pan Africanist …

… continued to be members of banned organisations.  He said 3,246 Poqo members had been arrested up to June 5.  He said … CPSA, they had to contend with militant liberals. On July 3 1964  police swooped on activists belonging to the African …

… Truth and Reconciliation Commission UWC Hearing- Day 3 - Wednesday, 7 August 1996, … . Truth and Reconciliation Final Report (1998), Volume 3, Chapter 5, Subsection 38,  …

… • Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality,   Tribute to the PEBCO 3 and COSAS 2  , [online] Available at  www.nelsonmandelabay.gov.za …

… 1582 in the Kingdom of Ndongo in present-day-Angola [2] . The Kingdom of Ndongo was established by the Mbundu … that the state of Angola would later derive its name [3] . Njinga was part of the royal dynasty and was the … in The Journal of African History, Vol. 16, No. 2 (1975), Cambridge University Press. In the 1640s events in …

… shootings, conducted by Sydney Kentridge.Collins, based at 2 Amen Court, next to St Paul’s Cathedral, began to form a … and Aid Fund for Southern Africa, or IDAF’; chapter 3 of volume 3, part 1, of The Road to Democracy in South Africa; …