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… [17] Sarhili ascended without any dispute to his birth right. [18] However, the young King had a difficult start, … and so Sarhili struggled to assert himself in his own right. [19] As custom when Sarhili left his father’s Great … River on the 10th of July 1856. [30] The King believed what the prophetess and Mhlakaza communicated to him, for he …

… Moshoeshoe until 30 November 1864 to remove the Sotho from what the whites considered OFS land, and showing his … February 1869.  Brand was allowed to keep territory on the right bank of the Caledon, and he agreed to an Imperial … all of Waterboer’s territory for the English, and what was to be named Kimberley was annexed in 1871. Brand …

… Holland where he had been for many years and asked him, “What did you think about out sit-in?” That was the first time … was very important in South Africa such as the women’s right to abortion and women’s right to choose and to control … mother’s home in Claremont . Here she gave a short talk on what Sweden had done in the struggle against apartheid. Gray …

… the South African Defence Force (SADF). Levin was vocally right-wing and gained a reputation amongst his peers for … expectations of the SADF. It was here that Levin practised what has come to be known as The Aversion Project, where he …

… of the South African Congress of Trade Unions (SACTU). What made the Durban strikes a turning point in South African … regularly with workers in their departments to find out what their grievances and demands were. The shop stewards … councils (the new name for industrial councils). The right to strike, entrenched in the Constitution, is only …

… their wives and children at home. She was also involved in what became known as the Potato Boycott of 1959, a boycott …

… she retired from teaching in 1936 that Dr Palmer undertook what would be her most notable accomplishment – spearheading …

… a member of the Nationalist Party as well as of the far right Ossewa Brandwag , an organisation he remained loyal to … 'I was very perturbed about the rift between the OB and what was now the Herenigde Nasionale Party. I spoke to Hans … reported Vorster’s response on October 23: ‘No matter what can be said of liberalism in other parts of the world, …

… trials should be open; and there should be unrestricted right of appeal to the king. No life should be taken without … disaster than the testimony of the casualty list, for what Shepstone had sought to prevent had happened.   The … him. Cetshwayo dispersed his warriors with every regret. What he had not predicted, however, was that Shepstone would …

… trials should be open; and there should be unrestricted right of appeal to the king. No life should be taken without … disaster than the testimony of the casualty list, for what Shepstone had sought to prevent had happened. The … him. Cetshwayo dispersed his warriors with every regret. What he had not predicted, however, was that Shepstone would …

… events relating to the apartheid state’s attempts to crush what one journalist referred to as ‘a popular insurrection’. … expressing horror at the attack on the Prime Minister. ‘What happened here on Saturday is something so strange to our … I got the thought that if I hit the Prime Minister in the right spot I would give him time to reconsider ”¦ I went out. …

… Was a popular amateur boxer and lost the use of his right eye in the ring. Active in Congress since the Defiance …

… Analysis: What Mbetes conspiracy theory tells us about SAs changing …

… are injured on the railway line in Maitland, Cape Town, in what can be considered SA’s first serious motorcar acci …

… Assembly, the Prime Minister Dr H.F. Verwoerd says: “... what is our problem for the future? It …

… aged 13-15, are trampled to death as panicked pupils flee what they think is a fire in their northern Nigerian …

… five men drown and two are washed out to sea during what was supposed to be a routine baptism ceremony …

… line is blown up near Hoedspruit, Northern Transvaal, in what is believed to be an ANC attack to coincide …

… In what is believed to be a first in Cape Town, lightning …

… What is officially described as the first meeting of its …

… that ended the Second Boer War. Standing (from left to right): Col. Henderson, van Velden, Maj. Watson, H. Fraser, Maj. Maxwell, H. de Jager. Seated (from left to right): de Wet, Gen. Botha, Kitchener, Col. Hamilton. Source: …

… of Dulcie Howes ... She achieved in her lifetime what she set out to do:  to present to her country ballet of … of our daily existence. She may well just have been in the right place at the right time, but it was her firm intent and unshakeable belief …

… click on the attached PDF in the Archive section (on the right-hand side) by Peter T. Jacobs and Julian H. Sauls.   …

… a disclaimer noting that the government had taken away its right to appoint lecturers. As a result Mafeje left UCT and … The Ideology of Tribalism The Fallacy of Dual Economies What is Historical Explanation? The Land Question and …

… Liberals “to hold to the course we have always thought right and give us your encouragement and support” as the only way “to show our appreciation of what our National Chairman was, and is” (Vigne, 1997: 190). …

… and the vehicles. It later turned out that they had been right as the police had found documents pertaining to the … the apartheid Group Areas Act for Indians only, to discuss what they should do. They agreed that Joe and Nyawose leave …

… In the next season he also made his Test début as a right-arm fast-medium bowler. In 1989 and 1995 he was …

… or record them only if they complied with their demands – what to play, who to play with and how to play it; many … home in Langa, in Cape Town, and is still playing. But what of Moyake, who died in South Africa? And Dyani, who is … What lost photos of Blue Notes say about South Africa’s jazz …

… after being shot twice, once in his chest and once in his right arm. He was the sole breadwinner in his family and left …