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… Dingaan cedes Port Natal and adjacent territory to Britain. …

… full-time trade unionist. He organised textile workers in Port Elizabeth and Cape Town in the 1940s and served a time as …

… of 2 000 garment workers who opposed the decision of  Port Elizabeth  employers to put a ceiling on wages and cost of …

… president for the Cape, an office he held until 1949. Port Elizabeth, later a strong Congress centre, established its …

… Crafting Identity in Zimbabwe And Mozambique by Elizabeth MacGonagle …

… Ruth Elizabeth Arndt, pre-school educationist, dies in Pretoria. …

… Elizabeth Fouché Vermeulen, SA author, is born in Aberdeen. …

… jaar , Kaapstad: Human & Rousseau| Anon. (unknown) 'Maria Elizabeth Rothman M.E.R' from Ancestry2 4 [online] Available … South African author Maria Elizabeth Rothman (M.E.R.) is born …

… his four-day visit to England by accompanying Queen Elizabeth II on a coach drive through the streets of London. … In a BBC documentary, Mandela repeatedly referred to Queen Elizabeth II as "my friend, Elizabeth". In 2008 former South African President, Nelson …

… His first major assignment for the ICU was to revive its Port Elizabeth branch that had lapsed after police had suppressed … October 1920. Having proven his mettle as an organiser in Port Elizabeth, la Guma was elected assistant general …

… College. He worked for the South African Railways in Port Elizabeth , Beaufort West , East London , Queenstown and …

… Gallery, Pretoria Art Museum, King George VI Art Gallery Port Elizabeth, Tatham Art Gallery Pietermaritzburg, Rembrandt …

… Vara, Lennon Melane, and Reverend Calata) was arrested in Port Elizabeth during the 1960 State of Emergency . The ANC had …

… At this meeting, Durban, Johannesburg and even Port Elizabeth were considered for the launch of the UDF. In a …

… also worked on many projects with the well-known group of Port Elizabeth called The Soul Men.   Many of the South African …

… and his wife, on board the 'Lady of the Lake,' arriving in Port Elizabeth on 3 July of that year. They established a mission …

… Maxeke spent her early life in the Eastern Cape, in the Port Elizabeth area. The fact that she wrote in Xhosa , also …

… Vigne was born in 1928 in Kimberley and grew up in Port-Elizabeth. He went to school at St Andrew’s College in …

… vanished and new ones were created. The white traders of Port Natal By the time the first white traders arrived at Port Natal in 1824, Shaka was in control of a centralized … to Major J Cloete, Cape government representative at Port Elizabeth. Shaka accorded the white traders most favoured …

… Professor Sir Raymond (Bill) Hoffenberg was born in Port Elizabeth, Eastern Province (now Eastern Cape) on 16 March 1923. He went to school in Port Elizabeth and excelled at sport. Later in life, he …

… Elizabeth Dijkman, author of the first Afrikaans cookery …

… Ruth Elizabeth Arndt, pre-school educationist, is born in Toronto, …

… adventurer and traveller, marries Wilhelmina Theodora Elizabeth Wahlstrand. …

… Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain addresses the South African …

… Shall Govern toured South Africa from Grahamstown , though Port Elizabeth to Bloemfontein , Kimberley and Potchefstroom, …

… the first Checkers supermarket, he also designed the Port Elizabeth and Welkom Greaterman’s stores. During this time, …

… completed legal articles with JH Spilkin, attorneys in Port Elizabeth, from 1957 to 1958. Matthews and his father, Prof. …

… (PA) at the ANC's Cape provincial conference held in Port Elizabeth in June 1949. The conference adopted the PA with …

… Letter from Port Natal Administration Board to the Secretary of the … population statistics of the Xhosa people residing in Port Natal for a Ciskei Commission population survey. … Letter from S Bourquin, Chief Director of the Port Natal Administration Board to the Secretary of the …