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… brother, a member of the Congress of Democrats  (COD) in Cape Town. Although not participating actively in politics …

… because of an intimate relationship with the chief.  The Cape Times reported that Scott had shot two men and as a …

… farmworker parents,in the farming area of Qumhra, Eastern Cape. He attended school at Mooiplaas, outside East London, …

… Emergency Conference, the burning of the passes in Cape Town, and the militancy displayed by the shantytown … on 11 May 1946, and ten meetings have been held since. The Cape Province While the Transvaal and Natal Indian Congresses … formed Resistance Councils to combat the "Ghetto" Act, the Cape Indian Congress, under the outmoded leadership of Mr. …

… production of high-grade steel. The survey revealed: " The Western Belt extends for about 100 miles as follows: from … and then northwards, skirting the Pilanesberg on its western side and continuing almost as far as the Crocodile …

… Gydo Pass is situated in the Western Cape, province of South Africa on the Regional road R303 … https://www.mountainpassessouthafrica.co.za/find-a-pass/western-cape/item/48-gydo-pass,-ceres.html …

… Sophiatown is often used to refer to the entire Western Areas of Johannesburg, comprising Sophiatown, Martindale and Western Native Township (later Western Coloured Township). In 1928 there were 12 000 people …

… of the two Bills, when the privileges of the Bantu in the Cape, privileges in connection with property rights, right of … unity in Bantudom. What was left of former rights in the Cape was only a mocking appearance, worthless and … to transform them into law. Thus the declaration in the "Cape Times" of 8th April, 1936, after Pirow's appeal: "It …

… missionaries. The Griquas were the first people from the Cape to settle in the Transorangia area, beyond the Orange … obtained cattle from them which was used to trade with the Cape farmers for firearms, horses and wagons,. The Griqua … No 5 of 1894, provisions of which also ceded a portion of western Pondoland to Griqualand East. As a result of this …

… missionaries. The Griquas were the first people from the Cape to settle in the Transorangia area, beyond the Orange … obtained cattle from them which was used to trade with the Cape farmers for firearms, horses and wagons,. The Griqua … No 5 of 1894, provisions of which also ceded a portion of western Pondoland to Griqualand East. As a result of this …

… born on 5 October 1844 in Swelllendam in what is now the Western Cape. Reitz was a lawyerand politician. He became the first …

… teacher training facilities and the University of the Western Cape joined the protest and refused to attend classes.The …

… 43,000 in German South-West Africa and 30 000 on the Western Front. An estimated 3,000 South Africans also joined … the German East Africa forces) as well as in battles in Western Europe and the Middle East. South Africa's ports and harbors, such as at Cape Town , Durban , and Simon's Town , were also important …

… the Griquas of Kokstad in their revolt against the Cape government in 1878, his recognition as paramount chief … Eastern Pondoland (the Qawukeni) under Mqikela's rule and Western Pondoland (the Nyandeni), ruled by his half brother … D.J. (1970). Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa , Cape Town: NASOU, v. 7, p. 629.| Africa Media Online, ‘Inkosi …

… of all the major anti-apartheid campaigns in Natal and the Western Cape for close to 38 years, during which time he was detained …

… constitution. Mr. Ritch”¦  has stated in a letter to the Cape papers that he found these men (Narayanswamy and … first at Durban, then at Port Elizabeth, then at the Cape, and again at Durban, the last time in defiance of an …

… South Africa) still prefer traditional healers to Western medical practitioners, it became crucial that … as the Mary Stopes clinics (in Durban, Johannesburg and Cape Town). Foetal alcohol syndrome Foetal alcohol syndrome … reported among children in the wine-growing region of the Western Cape. In this region, the high incidence can be …

… Russia - in April 1917, and sent troops to reinforce the Western Front (see Map 1. In March, Germany, whose troops … 72%. Many White workers left to fight in France along the Western front, leading to a shortage of labour at the very …

… security prison some seven miles from the shores of Cape Town.’ Extract from the book, From Protest to Challenge, … Mandela in Pollsmoor. Pollsmoor was the mainland prison in Cape Town to which Mandela and five others had been … New History of South Africa . Tafelberg Publishers, Cape Town.| Bulpin, T.V. (1985). Reader’s Digest Illustrated …

… Charter Natal Campaign for the Congress of the People The Cape Campaign for the Congress of the People Congress of the … Kahn, was elected as African representative of the Cape Western Constituency to parliament and his colleague, Fred … was little organised political activity except in the Western Cape, where the coloureds, under the leadership of …

… 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 …

… ostriches over a year earlier in July 2004 in the Eastern Cape and Western Cape. Thousands of birds were killed to prevent the spreading …

… the school boycotts gained momentum. At Elsies River, near Cape Town , police opened fire on Coloured children, killing … The school boycottsstarted in coloured schools in the Western Cape in February 1980, before spreadingacross the country. …

… of a heart attack at the age of 75 in the Wilderness, Western Cape. About three hundred people, including former cabinet …

… of Orania, an exclusively white settlement in the Northern Cape. She worked between 2004 and 2006 documenting virginity …

…  9 April 1942 in New Brighton , Port Elizabeth , Eastern Cape . She started her acting career at the age of 19 years. …

… as a mentor for young, disadvantaged photographers in Cape Town as one of the founder members of the Icon Image …

… could only manage to fund 83 orphans to be transported to Cape Town. Among the orphans was Neethling, who at the time …

… (NAD)in Lady Frere Eastern Province, [now Eastern Cape] ‘on account of unsatisfactory conduct’ in 1947. He …