SAHO global search

… was participating as a representative of the Cape Town branch of the friends of the Soviet Union, but in …

… a network of Black cultural workers that operated in the Western Cape . James Matthews , a well renown poet, writer and …

… Neville (1986), "Aspects of Non-Collaboration in the Western Cape 1943-1963 " , Social Dynamics, 12, 1, 1-14. Barrell, … South Africa Papers, Mayibuye Archives, University of the Western Cape. …

… Therefore, acting on the invitation of the Archdeacon of Cape Town, the brother of one of his father’s parishioners, … he boarded a ship to South Africa. After arriving in Cape Town, Scott proceeded to Faure, near Stellenbosch in the Western Cape, where the Archdeacon ran a colony for …

… in Munich. Malan was raised in the Boland area of the Cape, where he took part in athletics from a young age. Malan …

… and the legacy of Architectural Apartheid in São Paulo, Cape Town and New York. We will be screening the ROUGH CUT of …

… Centre for Humanities Research and University of the Western Cape. Visit our shop and buy the CD/DVD pack  Insurrections …

… of the vote to 16.3 %, and became the largest party in Cape Town. Helen Zille, a DA Member of Parliament, was then … increase in support, winning the outright majority in the Western Cape with 51.5 percent of the provincial vote. The … in 2010 further helped establish the DA’s dominance in the Western Cape. Following this merger, de Lille became …

… of the Republic of Botswana, His Excellency, Festus Mogae, Cape Town, 25 October 2005 …

… State Frank Wisner on questions affecting southern Africa: Cape Town: 13 March 1986 …

… (Pty) Ltd. In 1953, Newall relocated to Vredehoek in Cape Town and practised as an artist alongside painters Ruth … 1954 and the South African Association of Arts Gallery in Cape Town in 1953, 1957 and 1959. Newall’s work managed to … produce a public sculpture for the African Life Centre in Cape Town , South Africa in 1960. Notably, Newall was amongst …

… Wilhelmus Sauer was born in 1850 at Burgersdorp in the Cape Colony. He did his education at the South African College in Cape Town. After completing his studies he became a solicitor … was also a farmer. Sauer was elected as a member of the Cape Parliament in 1874 representing Aliwal North. Sauer …

… by the Dutch in 1652, and subsequently exported from the Western Cape to the Afrikaner Republics of the Orange Free State and … however, such as the Khoikhoi communities of the south-western Cape, disintegrated within a matter of decades. …

… to face many obstacles and antagonisms, coming from the Western Powers mainly, but he had the skill, courage and …

… The Johannesburg City Council JCC) opened a beerhall in Western Native Township (WNT) in 1939. Sensing that their … beer trade would be undermined, Basotho women in the Western Areas staged demonstrations and called upon residents …

… and land dispossession in Southern Africa began in the Cape, over time as the white colonialist political hold over … Voters Registration Act was passed in 1887 in the Cape parliament as a result of pressure applied by the … forced relocation of 100,000 Africans from Sophiatown and western Johannesburg to Meadowlands and other areas. …

… Botswana. Their population grew, and spread throughout the Western half of South Africa. They were the first … were settled in modern day Namibia and the north-eastern Cape; others, including the Korana, along the Orange River; … inhabited the well-watered pasture lands of the south-western Cape. These ‘Cape’ Khoikhoi would be the first …

… Force operation, Tambo ordered Church Street blast: ANC, Cape Times 12 May 1997 …

… issue came up when the council debated its relation to the Cape Synod, and the majority voted to remain independent of … and Uitlanders began leaving the Transvaal for the Cape, the Boers began to mobilise. On 11 October 1899, war … into five regions, each run by Native Commissioners. The Western Division, which included the Magaliesberg, was …

… as the Acting Superintendent-general of the Eastern Cape department of education. He was awarded the Outstanding …

… She was also a frequent exhibitor on SASA exhibitions in Cape Town. Born in Brighton, she studied at the Brighton …

… Neville Allan Lewis was in born Cape Town, 1895. Considered in the 1940s to be South Africa’s …

… the beginning of 1927, De Vriendt and his wife arrived in Cape Town and held two-person shows, which were popular and …

… in various parts of South Africa, in townships in Cape Town and Pretoria. In Rustenburg, Bishop Dowling was …

… consequences for the movement. "THE TRANSKEI AND THE WESTERN CAPE ARE THE BATTLE FIELDS. In their intensification of the … of the Bantu Authorities, the removal of Africans from the Western Cape and the introduction of the new bill, the …

… was launched in April 1981 with 400 delegates from the Western Cape attending. Some of the women who pioneered the … up. * Full image caption: "Police arrest UWO members, Cape Town, 1985. Leaders of the United Women's Organisation …

… of Emergency in 36 magisterial districts in the Eastern Cape and PWV (now Gauteng ) areas. This was the first State … On 28 August 1985 Allan Boesak organised a march in the Western Cape from Athlone Stadium to Pollsmoor Prison. The … 28 people dying. This led to increased violence in the Western Cape, reaching a height in September when the police …