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… in 1980, and protests that began at Coloured schools in Cape Town in April spread to schools and colleges throughout … closed more than 70 Black schools, mostly in the Cape Province. The boycott only ended in January 1981 after … and there were 3 400 incidents of violence in the Western Cape. On 9 January, 1987 a bomb exploded in a department …

… Mangaliso Sobukhwe is born in Graaff-Reinet a town in the Cape Province. 1940 Sobukwe enrols at Healdtown Institute … Representative Council. June, Sobukwe addresses the Cape African National Congress in Port Elizabeth. 13 August, … Sobukwe congratulating him on his presentation at the Cape African National Congress held in Port Elizabeth. …

… Norman Moabi Farm workers strike resume in the Western Cape. South Africa January 9 2013 Farm workers Boeremag … 7 2013 South Africa DRC rebels kingpin arrested in Cape Town, South Africa. South Africa February 8 2013 South … South Africa October 7 2013 Anene Booysen Looting in Cape town Green Market Square South Africa October 29 2013 …

… HV ‘Harvey’ van der Merwe, based at the University of Cape Town’s Centre for Intergroup Studies, flew to Harare and … the World Alliance of Reformed Churches, and University of Cape Town (UCT) theologian, Dr Charles Villa Vicencio held … societies at the universities of Stellenbosch and Cape Town went to Harare when the ANC and the World Council …

… land, after drought and locust infestations ravaged the Cape Colony. Sometime between 1820 and 1826, trek Boer farmer … settled in the area. Because these Boers were from the Cape Colony, they were still considered British subjects. … to the settlement. Warden's troops, known as the Cape Riflemen, arrived in Bloemfontein on 26 March 1846 and …

… 1919 The Industrial and Commercial Union (ICU) is formed in Cape Town after World War I, with a membership of 24. The … Union (ICU) calls for a strike of dockworkers at Cape Town. 3 000 workers respond to the call and within a few … violence. December, A dockworker's strike takes place in Cape Town, lasting fourteen days and involving 2 000 men. …

… racial segregation. In 1795 the British took over the Cape of Good Hope, and they continue with racial segregation. … is the Xhosa group; they are located in the Eastern Cape Province and Western Cape Province. South African ethnic groups are also found …

… couple living near the school. 1938 Abrahams moves to Cape Town in search of new opportunities.  While in Cape Town he writes poems that are published in the Standard … and the Guardian. He also spends time working in the Cape Flats, however, after a few months the environment began …

… annual arts festival that takes place in communal areas of Cape Town and Mbombela, Mpumalanga, South Africa. The … to discover the city in a way they wouldn’t have before. Cape Town programmes run both during the day and the evening, … Creative Arts (GIPCA) which emerges from the University of Cape Town’s Creative and Performing Arts departments in 2013. …

… TRH, and HUNT, KS . 1974. The Right to the Land . Cape Town: David Philip. DE JAGER, EJ . 1964. Settlement … Barbara . 1968. Tribal Peoples of Southern Africa . Cape Town: Books of Africa. VAN WARMELO NJ . 1930. Transvaal … Maleo en Sekoekoeni . Translated by Dr JFW Grosskopf. Cape Town: Van Riebeeck Society. WEISS, Ode . 1963. …

… on fire. 3 April, The statue of Jan Hendrik Hofmeyer in Cape Town has its plinth draped with a white cloth written in … The statue of Andrew Murray in Wellington in the Western Cape is defaced.  He was the son of a Dutch Reformed Church …

… packed their goods and left, many going no further that Cape Town and Durban to await developments. At the onset of … was that of the Uitlander community, which moved to the Cape and Natal and, in some cases, did not return after the …

… people) mounted a political strike on their own in the Cape. They chose six heavily populated Coloured areas where … case the expulsion of Fred Carneson, member of the Western Cape Provincial Council and Sam Kahn the member of parliament for the Cape (West), both of them popularly elected and now early …

… by his first exhibition for which he hitchhiked from Cape Town to Ramallah, Palestine. Today Schumann is a …

… It had branches in the Transvaal, Natal and the Western Cape. One of its achievements was successfully breaking down …

… Among others, Sisulu visits Bloemfontein, Kimberley, Cape Town and Port Elizabeth. Sisulu elected with Yusuf … attends the annual conference of the ANC branch of the Cape Province at Uitenhage. Sisulu officiates as secretary of … the country to rally support. August, Sisulu visits Cape Town and organized for the extension to the ANC Youth …

… of Indians who had left the Transvaal for Natal, the Cape Colony and India when war broke out. It restricted … to discuss this issue. The initiative comes from the Cape British Indian Council (CBIC) which holds a conference, in Cape Town on 2 January 1919; leading to the formation of the …

… and Gauteng, while most Malays remained in the Western Cape. They have totally different histories, cultures, and … mosque traditions.9 Muslims began arriving in the Cape from 1658 as slaves from Southeast Asia. Some who were … centuries the tradition that developed was one where the Cape Imam ‘enjoyed the status of nothing less than a revered …

… of African people in the immediate vicinity of the Cape had been achieved. Other than a small, enfranchised … The Rise and Fall of South African Peasantry (2nd Ed), Cape Town: David Phillip, p.56.) As was to happen later in … The Rise and Fall of South African Peasantry (2nd Ed), Cape Town: David Phillip, p.65.) The Cattle Killing The …

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

… I am a self-taught, fine art photographer based in Cape Town. My work is primarily a form of social commentary. …

… in the south-western and southern areas of the Western Cape, from the Cederberg up to just east of Grahamstown. The …

… in South Africa in the ensuing 150 years ”. In 1874, the Cape government passed laws that ensured residential areas in the Eastern Cape were separate, with non-White areas close to but removed …

… (1862-1946), whom Florence and Lionel had first met in Cape Town. There were short-lived plans for Baker to design a … that of the British South African imperialists. In Cape Town he was associated with Cecil Rhodes and, shortly … her visits to concentration camps in the Orange River and Cape colonies in early 1901, but then, with Kitchener, had …

… meetings in all the towns in the Transvaal, Natal and the Cape explaining why the Party supported South Africa's … a two-day conference of 83 organisations held at the Inch Cape Hall, in Cape Town to discuss the war situation and the part played by …

… for the movement. "THE TRANSKEI AND THE WESTERN CAPE ARE THE BATTLE FIELDS. In their intensification of the … Authorities, the removal of Africans from the Western Cape and the introduction of the new bill, the Government have chosen the Western Cape and the Transkei as the battle fields in the fight …

… group's first exhibition, which was held on 4 May 1938 in Cape Town. Works valued at R400.00 were sold and one thousand … institutionalised. Its last exhibition was held in Cape Town in 1953, after which it disbanded. …

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

… the Trauma Centre for Victims of Violence and Torture in Cape Town ... read on The South African Council of Churches …