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… combined the self-governing British colonies of the Natal, Cape, Transvaal and the Orange Free State into the Union of … Natal, nearly all Blacks were not allowed to vote. In the Cape Province, an important number of Black and Coloured men …

… of South African Women (FEDSAW) members in the Western Cape began organising themselves from as early as 1978 and … Women's Front, another women's organisation in the Western Cape and the two became known as the United Women's Congress. …

… - (KwaZulu-Natal), Mapungubwe National Park - (Limpopo), Cape Floral Region - (Western Cape) Vredefort Dome - (Free State), Richtersveld Cultural and Botanical Landscape - (Northern Cape), iSimangaliso Wetland Park - (KwaZulu-Natal), Robben …

… when the International Photographic exhibition came to Cape Town and the first photographic salon organized by the Royal Photographic Society was held in Cape Town. 21 The themes that comprise, pictorialism , … have been on the books since 1829 when Ordinance 60 of Cape Colony Law proclaimed, "Any person composing, publishing …

… Born: 1973, Cape Town. Has worked on newspapers and is presently working …

… armed and violent,” says Mahkanya. When the news reached Cape Town, a group of 1 000 to 5 000 protestors gathered in … school student activist leads a protest march from the Cape Town African townships to Cape Town city centre. 24 March 1960  – The apartheid …

… Pietermaritzberg Polokwane Nelspruit Mafikeng Kimberly Cape Town …

… Protest marches were reported in Orlando, Langa outside Cape Town and Sharpevill near Vereeniging. Marches in … police. Scores were left injured and others arrested. In Cape Town’s Langa township, police baton charged and fired … African Youth Congress (SAYCO) was secretly established in Cape Town. Peter Mokaba, a former political prisoner on …

… Repression of the Apartheid State edited by Max Coleman, (Cape Town) 'Total strategy' is a term with which most South … continent, the guardian of the sea lanes around the Cape of Good Hope, and in particular the possessor of …

… Born: Cape Town, 1979. Competitions: Silver in Documentary, Profoto …

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

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

… 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 …

… in the Transvaal and Orange Free State areas, and in the Cape Province Blacks gained the vote only if they met a … Bulhoek (now Whittlesea), near Queenstown in the Eastern Cape. Frustrated White authorities finally resorted to the … short of funds and poorly organised. The ICU, founded in Cape Town, started out as a trade union for the Black and …

… in the Transvaal and Orange Free State areas, and in the Cape Province Blacks gained the vote only if they met a … Bulhoek (now Whittlesea), near Queenstown in the Eastern Cape. Frustrated White authorities finally resorted to the … short of funds and poorly organised. The ICU, founded in Cape Town, started out as a trade union for the Black and …

… sites such as the Voortrekker Monument and the Castle in Cape Town were established to uphold and glorify the history … been identified as World Heritage Sites, including the Cape Floral Kingdom, which covers the whole of the Western and Eastern Cape. The other four sites are: The Greater St Lucia Wetlands …

… was General Hertzog's loss of ground to Dr Malan in the Cape and Orange Free State platteland where he suffered a net … of the total number of seats in the Union) on the Cape (20), Orange Free State (10) and Transvaal platteland … MPs represented urban constituencies: seventeen in the Cape, 24 in the Transvaal and one each in the Orange Free …

… Dr Hertzog which relentlessly pursued this theme at the Cape Town Conference (1926-7), and at the Second Cape Town Conference (1932). Finally in 1960, exactly a …

… established, and the previously separate colonies of the Cape, Natal, Transvaal and the Orange Free State became … particularly people from the Orange Free State and the Cape. Hertzog often publicly disagreed with the opinions of … At the national SAP Congress in November 1913, in Cape Town, Botha won enough support to keep Hertzog out of …

… Bonani Africa 2010 Conference at the Centre of the Book in Cape Town …

… Born: Mount Ayliff, Eastern Cape, 1986. Resides in Vereeniging and is in his third year …

… 600 of their followers. 1886 African voters in the Eastern Cape increase from 1150 to 6045 in the period between 1882 … (SANC) is formed by African political leaders in the Cape. SANC leaders “spoke out on labour issues, stimulated by … South Africa Act. March, A Native Congress is held in the Cape with 80 delegates, in Natal with 150 delegates and the …

… the SACP, Kotane decides to leave Johannesburg and move to Cape Town, an area in which he was less politically and socially well known. While in Cape Town, Kotane meets and marries his first wife, Sophie … the PB, after the CPSA decided to move its headquarters to Cape Town from Johannesburg. Kotane is also voted in as …

… shared experience. In the late 1980’s, Thupelo moved to Cape Town and hosts annually, a two-week workshop that offers … organizations such as Greatmore Studios in Woodstock , Cape Town , and the Bag Factory in Newtown, Johannesburg . …

… as the Europeans had begun to migrate northwards from the Cape settlement, with the two movements finally meeting in … group of Xhosa fleeing Rarabe. The eastern frontier of the Cape Colony, a point of convergence between the Xhosa and the … after their incursion across South Africa from the Cape, they made a similar argument to the British in order to …

… local and international publications. I currently live in Cape Town. …

… deaths of 69 people, with 186 wounded. Also in the Western Cape Township, Langa, 3 people were killed and 27 injured in … in 1963) and Fred Carneson were leaders in the Western Cape. Washington Bongco (who was hanged for MK activities in … in 1964) was one of the key figures in the Eastern Cape command. Jack Hogson , Ahmed Kathrada , Arthur Goldreich …

… lawyers were able to get 39 of 44 of the accused in the Cape Town Goodwood  case freed. In the Eastern Cape, IDAF’s legal fees amounted to a massive £12,500 for the … African Resistance Movement  trials in Johannesburg and Cape Town, and the trial of Hugh Lewin, Eddie Daniels  and …

… der Heyden and Gordon Hendricks were brought to trial in Cape Town. Some of these were convicted and given long term … peasants.   At about this time in the Eastern and Western Cape Poqo had declared war on chiefs known to be … the capacity to mobilise rural communities in the Eastern Cape against chiefs and the increasingly oppressive measures …