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… violence erupting in Cala, [Eastern Province now Eastern Cape], withhut burnings at Emnxe, Eastern Province  in … Frenchdale Native Trust Farm, Mafeking District, [Northern Cape, now North West province] Tikana left Cala on 28 … to Ewbank Trust farm in the Kuruman district Northern Cape.   His order was withdrawn on 5 March 1973. …

… of the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa, Cape Town, 8 May 2006 …

… Chief Justice Dikgang Moseneke: Houses of Parliament, Cape …

… Franca Ndalu, Leader of the Angolan delegation to the Cape Town JC Talks accompanied by the Angolan Deputy Foreign …

… when San and Khoi inhabitants were dispossessed at the Cape by European settlers under the leadership of Jan Van … despite attempts to restrict this diversity. In the Western Cape, areas such as Windermere grew out of the … their family is their friends.” Mrs J.O. Ocean View, Western Cape [xxxiii] Each province experienced forced …

… people in the east. 1652 Jan van Riebeeck landed at the Cape with 90 soldiers to establish a refreshment station for … They almost exterminated the Khoisan people of the Cape region and developed a slave based agricultural economy. … the indigenous people. 1797 British troops occupied the Cape as a reaction to the French occupation of the Dutch …

… 's Native Representation Act of 1936, which removed the Cape Africans from the common voters' roll and gave them a … of the radicals in the NIC and the SAIC . Meeting in Cape Town on 24 March, the SAIC executive decided to instruct … SAIC president, Passive Resistance Councils were set up in Cape Town, Port Elizabeth, Kimberley and East London, and …

… level and she calls these ‘grassroots protests'. In Cape Town Women's Food Committees were formed that had links … number of squatter movements in and around the cities. In Cape Town, Dora Tamana , with CPSA cooperation, organised …

… was in 1985 in Johannesburg. The workshop then moved to Cape Town where it held it first workshop by artists … of the silkscreen posters and T-shirts produced in the Western Cape as well as many of the large, painted banners … formed from a network of artists that were active in the Western Cape between 1982 and 1992. Vakalisa is known to have …

… to his work at Engcobo. When the prime minister of the Cape, Gordon Sprigg passed the Peace Preservation Act more … of Griqualand East. On  5 November 1886 Stanford sent 200 Cape mounted riflemen and 2300 native troops to the Pondo … for his efforts along with the title of Colonel in the Cape Colonial Forces. In 1902 when the position of Chief …

… Location, Bizana District [Eastern province, now Eastern Cape] to the Frenchdale Native Trust Farm, Mafeking District [Northern Cape, now North-West Province].  Having received information … to Ewbank Trust farm in the Kuruman District [Northern Cape].  It is not clear whether Tshangela actually left …

… wife. He and his wife travelled by ship from Europe to the Cape (Cape Town) and later on, spent months travelling by wagon to …

… to the programs and activities of the NEUM. Through the Cape African Teachers Association (CATA), he fought to … Apartheid. Thus, Sihlali played a role in affiliating Cape African Teacher’s Association (CATA) to the AAC. He was … South Africa (TLSA) which resulted in the formation of the Cape Teachers Federal Council.Sihlali was elected as the …

… The coastline of the Eastern Cape is treacherous, and several ships ran aground or sunk offshore after Vasco de Gama rounded the Cape of Good Hope in 1498. Some of the best known wrecks … of ochre at Blombos, both Middle Stone Age deposits in the Western Cape. All these cultural traits were possible because …

… over fees and academic exclusions of students. In 2011, Cape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT) protesting … percent increase in residence fees.    2012 January 2012, Cape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT) students … a student movement at Stellenbosch University, in the Western Cape, marched to the Stellenbosch university's …

… It was also formed as a result of the influence of a western approach to art making, and the introduction of … urban dwellers. It has become a commonplace slogan in Western culture that whoever captures the leisure time of the … Skotnes, interview with Steven Sack and Lucy Alexander, Cape Town, April 1988. 8. The Africana Museum in Johannesburg …

… several Coloured organisations, which was set up in Cape Town to fight against the threat of the removal of … from 50 organisations representing 63,000 people in the Western Cape, pledged full support for the April 6 … meetings and demonstrations on that day throughout the Western Cape. International support for the April 6 campaign …

… the organisation founded by Dr. Abdullah Abdurahman in the Cape in 1902. He was active in the 1946 National Mine Workers …

… later attended the Healdtown Institution in the Eastern Cape. Subsequently Msimang spent a decade in Britain where …

… was officially opened by R.W. Bowen, then member of the Cape Provincial Council. Wood was honorary secretary of the …

… Trust for the Elderly and was honorary life patron of the Cape Town City Ballet. Her contribution to the liberation …

… grandparents in a rural village called Cala in the Eastern Cape. The wall murals Xhosa women painted captivated Sihlali, …

… in Durban, matriculating at Harold Cressy High School in Cape Town in 1973. It was here that he met Moeneefa Samsodien …

… of Leicester, London, and Sussex in England, from Cape Town and KwaZulu-Natal and from Seton Hall in the United …