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… because of the callousness and obstruction of major Western Powers, so that the black people had to bear enormous …

… in rural politics in the Herschel district of the eastern Cape in the 1920s and 1930s (Bozzoli 1987: 324-357). The …

… In the heart of the scenic Garden Route on the Cape south coast, near the mouth of the Goukamma River, lies …

… Chris Hani, Eastern Transvaal Chairperson Mathew Phosa and Western Cape Chairperson Allan Boesak. Representatives from the PAC, …

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

… Africa opened on 26 January 1896, in Wellington, in the Western Cape, South Africa. It was a settlement of the 1688 French …

… College of Durban-Westville, University College of the Western Cape, University College of Zululand and University College …

… is in relation to 23 former 'Coloured' reserves, in the Western and Northern Cape, and Free State and Eastern Cape provinces. Here the … in Gauteng province, which is largely urban, and the Western Cape, where agricultural land prices are particularly …

… at the Biotechnology Department at the University of the Western Cape, when DNA testing confirmed a match. [xiii] In light of … Peter Johnson’s Story Peter Johnson was born in Oakdale, Western Cape on the 19 September 1950, the second child of …

… and attacks reportedly took place in the Eastern and Western Cape. According to the evidence of APLA victims before the … on a congregation in St James Church in Kenilworth, in Cape Town, killing eleven people and injuring fifty others. …

… .  Potgieter was born in the Graaff Reinet district in the Cape Colony on the 19th of December 1792. He was the second … sheep farmer when, like many other Dutch farmers at the Cape, he decided to leave the colony in 1834. In 1835 a group … and his Matabele were completely removed from the western Transvaal. In 1838, more Voortrekkers were attacked …

… Geraldine Fraser was born on 24 August 1960, in Lansdowne, Cape Town, the daughter of a teacher and factory worker. She … enrolled for a Teachers Diploma at the University of the Western Cape (UWC), she left South Africa to join the African …

… situation, Weinberg left Latvia in 1929 and arrived in Cape Town, South Africa on 9 December 1929. Until his exile … and participated in trade union activity in Johannesburg, Cape Town, and Port Elizabeth beginning in 1933, eventually … Europe in 1934 due to the pogroms and violence. In his new Cape Town community comprised of other Jewish refugees from …

… 1898 its name was changed to Philippi. Philippi is one of Cape Town’s Townships formed, in the 1980s, at more-or-less … Mitchells Plain and Manenberg on what is known as The Cape Flats. During apartheid it was a battleground, and today … PHA was placed under heritage protection by the Heritage Western Cape (HWC) who also refused to approve the rezone of …

… home to help his family in their need. He was just 18. In Cape Town, he became a lay preacher in the Methodist Church, … working in the roughest dock areas. In 1934, Curtis left Cape Town and went north to the Transvaal (now Gauteng) where …

… been spotted at the Frranschoek Literary Festival, in the Western Cape. Vlakplaas, where he ordered numerous political … out, is now used as a centre for research into the use of western and traditional medicines in South Africa.  …

… on the rocks near Victoria Road in Oudekraal in the Cape on 29 July 1977. It was being towed to a wreckers yard … part of German South West Africa. She was returned to the Cape mail run in 1918, was withdrawn from service in 1935, … opposite a fresh water spring near Mosselbay in the Western Cape Province. It was on its way from Reunion. Norham …

… boundaries had not been settled, namely KwaZulu-Natal and Western Cape, the voters would not go to the polls on November 1, as …

… International Red Cross Society, was born in the Eastern Cape. Nothard rendered outstanding service in the South African Military Service in Western Europe during the First World War and was awarded the …

… was an integrated community not unlike District Six in Cape Town and Sophiatown in Johannesburg's Western Areas. Like District Six and Sophiatown, it was …

… against the racist regime. Regrettably, many people in the Western world are not outraged by violence against people … nations much more than justice. The ANC was branded by Western intelligence services as pro-Communist, because like … life. Only one person - a police informer in the eastern Cape - was killed by the ANC underground while the regime …

… in black schools and a few tertiary institutions in the Cape, Orange Free State, the northern Transvaal, Pretoria, … escalated in townships on the east Rand, eastern and Western Cape and Orange Free State, bringing the unrest death … eastern Cape, where 82 people had died; 19 had died in the Western Cape; 35 in the remainder of the Cape, including the …

… around two main areas in Limpopo: the Waterberg in the Western part of the province and Steelpoort in the eastern … development and export capacity of the Eastern Cape region, and expand the province’s economic and logistics … between Sishen in Northern Cape and Saldanha Bay in the Western Cape, which will create large numbers of jobs in both …

… such a blatant move would spark further sanctions, and Western diplomats similarly worried. But it was a matter of … detained for much of the newspaper's existence) and its Cape Town equivalent South. Weekly Mail managed to survive … South African based diplomats of Pretoria’s few remaining Western allies endorsed their warnings. Botha backtracked …

… Commission for amnesty in 1996. Their case was heard in Cape Town on 8 July 1997, with Amy's parents attending the … had been convicted for the murder of Amy Biehl in the Cape Town High Court in October 1994 and sent to jail. They … as a Fullbright exchange scholar at the University of Western Cape Community Law Center where she had helped to …