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… but protracted rebellion in the eastern districts of the Cape in what becomes known as the Third War of Dispossession … between the Khoi-San of the colonial authorities 1800 Cape Colony: An official newspaper press is established. A … the AmaXhosa living there. The annexed land is called the Province of Adelaide. The London Missionary Society …

… The railway line had initially been commissioned by the Cape Government and eventually stretched to Vryburg, in what is now known as the North West Province. …

… Mines based in the Rustenburg are of the North West Province.  These mine workers belong to a newly formed trade … took place in the Rustenburg area in the North West Province and affected all major platinum producers, … Consolidated Union-Rustenburg mine in the North West Province, and the Pando JV in Limpopo Province which is …

… of starvation. This is the condition of things in the Cape Province which has always been - the most liberal in the … and in the Orange Free State £5.000 out of £73,000 in the Cape, and injustice in the North, a position characteristic …

… ( KwaZulu-Natal ), Mapungubwe National Park - ( Limpopo ), Cape Floral Region - ( Western Cape ), Vredefort Dome - ( Free State ), Richtersveld … of seabirds. Great Zimbabwe National Monument (Masvingo Province, Zimbabwe) The city, now in ruins, was an important …

… economy. Trade unions formed earlier particularly in the Cape struggled to cross the racial divide as particularly … Society of Carpenters and Joiners (ASCJ) is established in Cape Town, and becomes the first labour union in South … Operative Bricklayers and Plasters Trade Union of the Cape Province (CBPU). The South African Operative Masons Society …

… this came into effect, she wrote a moving letter to the Cape Argus about her love for Simon’s Town, entitled “The … when she recited the names of each station she passed from Cape Town to Wellington, on a trip with her father as a …

… South African War. The Verwoerd family settled in Wynberg, Cape Town for ten years, after which they moved to Bulawayo, … colonialism that introduced a system of pass laws in the Cape Colony. However, he was responsible for considerably …

… he obtained a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Cape Town  where he majored in African Economic History and … Mall. 2010        Not Alone, The Castle, Iziko Museum of Cape Town 2009        Lucy Florence Art Gallery, Los …

… 31st Battalion was disbanded at a public ceremony in the Cape Province. This Battalion was composed primarily of the San … were to be transferred to other units in the Northern Cape and would help patrol the Namibian border. The 31st …

… as well as the Mandela Bust at the Parliament buildings in Cape Town . Tambo has a long list of business accolades and …

… born in 1916 at Maruping village in Ga-Segonyana, Northern Cape.His father was a migrant mineworker. He left a …

… overcome the rinderpest. He was a founder member of the Cape Veterinary Association. Little is known about the …

… years old. He is survived by his mother Esme, who lives in Cape Town, his ex-wife Eva Kavuma, and his two daughters …

… “eye Africa” at the Castle's William Fehr Collection, Cape Town from 1960- 1998 “Colour this Whites Only” at the …

… After Apartheid: 8 SA Documentary Photographers, 2002 Cape Town Month of Photography Visions of the Sacred, Detriot …

… Daniël Cornelis Boonzaaier was born at Patatsrivier in the Cape Province in 1865. Boonzaaier became famous for his caricatures and political cartoons. He came to Cape Town in 1882 as a clerk in the Master’s Office, where he …

… for the town of Zastron , in the South-Eastern Free State Province of South Africa. At 2207 m (approx. 7240 imperial … highest peak in the province, and takes its name from the Cape vulture (Gyps Coprotheres) which favours its cliffs for … 'berg' = Mountain. It is the site of the only colony, of Cape Vultures in the Orange Free State. The Aasvoelberg is …

… and later became provincial secretary for the eastern Cape, including the Transkei. When the ICU split in 1929, he …

… Premier of Northern Cape Province and member of the National Executive Committee of …

… school at the Lovedale Institute in Alice in the Eastern Cape, where he met Mr MacDonald, a church minister from … care of the farm and gave Moroka £800, and Moroka left Cape Town for Southampton in 1911 on the Caledonian Castle, … the Representation of Natives Bill, which sought to remove Cape Black voters from the common voters’ roll. When the All …

… started a business when he was 14 years old, in Kimberley, Cape Colony (now Northern Cape). He moved to Johannesburg, Transvaal (now Gauteng) when … government did not implement the agreement. Meanwhile, the Cape Supreme Court declared marriages performed according to …

… family, the Ntsebeza’s, in Cala, Transkei (now Eastern Cape) to raise him. He completed his Primary education at … Ndondo was working as the local coordinator of the Cape Town-based Health Care Trust after being refused … Monde Mvimbi, and Zingisa Mkhabile, who became the Eastern Cape Pan Africanist Congress (PAC) leader. They were held …

… Industrial and Commercial Workers' Union  (ICU), based in Cape Town, and also was recruited into the  Communist Party …

… Africa’s nine provinces. It is now part of the North West Province. Other parts of the homeland have been incorporated into the Northern Cape Province.  Before 1994 a pro ANC faction in the homeland, led …

… Mabjaneng, Legata and Lebelo communities in the Limpopo Province . The four communities were forcibly removed from … Africa is instituted when the Pniel farm in the Northern Cape is expropriated from the Evangelical Lutheran Church of … Reformed Church just outside Mthatha in the Eastern Cape. The church subsequently applies for an eviction order. …

… who was arrested on 16 January 1964 in Graaff-Reinet, Cape, and sentenced to three years` imprisonment under …

… of the Transvaal, the Orange Free State, Natal and the Cape Province. Dutch and English were the two official languages. … On 23 April 1914 C.J. Langenhoven, member of the Cape Provincial Council proposed that Afrikaans should …

… Christian Movement being held outside Stutterheim in the Cape Province. Within ten years most of the students from that …

… police abducted him [7] . He was brought to the Eastern Cape , where the Eastern Cape Security Police tortured and interrogated him for weeks … of his associates as well as officers of the Eastern Cape Security Police then shot him and burnt his body on fire …