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… pillows, ladles of cane and wood, and snuff spoons were all produced, and a kaross factory was established. … River incorporated age regiments at about the same time. All opponents assembled their armies on the eve of war … regular manner and his conquests raised the Mthethwa above all the other clans along the coast. Zwide, the turbulent …

… and his wife, Millicent Agnes Elliot. He was one of South Africa's best-known and most controversial political … In September 1939 Heard was involved in lobbying for South Africa to enter the war on the Allied side. After the … South Africa's embryonic naval forces in the lowest of all ranks as an able-bodied seaman. He was later commissioned …

… inventions is the Panfield 4” x 5” camera, which is used all over the world, and a 40-watt per channel stereo …

… Ephraim Ziqubu, Joel Sibisi and L. Mabaso.  These potters all had a similar approach to decoration, but each retained …

… Act (National States Citizenship Act) No 26: Required all black persons to become citizens of a self-governing … South African nationality, the right to work in South Africa etc. Assent gained: 26 March 1970; commencement date … (for Mozambique), amending Article XXXII of the Mozambique Convention. April, The Leader of the United Party reiterates …

… Johannesburg, Gauteng Province. On 20 December 1991, the Convention for a Democratic South Africa (CODESA I) started its first plenary meeting in the … On 21 December 1991, a Declaration of Intent was signed by all parties except the IFP and the Bophuthatswana Government. …

… to a halt and the doors burst open. Three men and a woman, all carrying guns, sprinted after him. The young man ran … Mose and Sosha were posted to other areas of South Africa to ply their deadly trade while Mbuso Enoch Shabalala … Willem Schoon, the Vlakplaas boss Eugene de Kock destroyed all reference to Shabalala; it was as if he had never been …

… the Young Communist League, the  Communist Party of South Africa  and the  Transvaal Indian Congress  (TIC). They were … now, looked after her as her own parents, often driving all the way to Soweto. ”¦ She had taken it for granted that I knew all about this and, when asked for particulars, she literally …

… scholarship to Oxford University (England) and left South Africa without having to join them. While studying at Oxford, Christie returned twice to South Africa to conduct research. During these trips, in July 1976, … In Christie’s so-called “confession”, he actually put down all his recommendations to the ANC. The judge read his …

… and retinue, 49 persons in total, to the Cape in South Africa. The contingent arrived at the Cape on 31 March 1694 … In the same year a resolution was reached to have all his relatives' names recorded. Although there were … D.J(ed)(1970). Standard Encyclopedia of Southern Africa Vol 3 , Cape Town: Nasou, p 567 …

… Inquiry into the riots at Soweto and other places in South Africa, … Inquiry into the riots at Soweto and other places in South Africa held on 23 September 1976, Volume 12 and Volume 13 …

… Notes on the History of Parliamentary Franchise in Southern Africa- Fact Paper presented by Western Cape Region at the … Notes on the History of Parliamentary Franchise in Southern Africa: Fact Paper presented by Western Cape Region at the …

… Town (UCT), Western Province (now Western Cape), South Africa and his PhD degree from the University of York, United … I think I should have done exactly the same. After all, I had remained in my flat for that critical 15 minutes … situation resisted giving the police any information at all, Leftwich sang like a canary almost immediately. During …

… The Land Question in South Africa:The Challenge of Tranformation and Redistribution …

… The Lion and the Springbok: Britain and South Africa since the Boer War by Ronald Hyam and Peter Henshaw …

… of Art: Cap as an Alternative Art space in South Africa by Eben Lochner, 02 June 2011 …

… ’South Africa: Strategic options for International Companies’, …

… The Polokwane conference and South Africa’s second political transition: tentative conclusions …

… the Causes and the Nature of Xenophobia in South Africa: A Case Study of De Doorns by Live Hågensen …

… Student organisation and political resistance in South Africa: an analysis of the Congress of South African …

… Brown) Appealing To the British People To Boycott South Africa, December 1959 …

… rebel groups from trading “conflict diamonds” to fund Africa’s most vicious civil …

… Denmark decides to maintain sanctions against South Africa, making it the one European Community member to oppose …

… South Africa’s largest labour federation, the Congress of South …

… An International Hearing on Political Violence in South Africa, which was co-sponsored by the Special Committee …

… World War II: North Africa. British Commander-in-Chief (Middle East) Claude …

… Burger, D. (ed)(2002). South Africa Yearbook 2001/02 , Pretoria: GCIS, p. 222 | … and fifty-eight non-nuclear nations, including South Africa, sign the Nuclear Non-prolifer …

… World War II: North Africa. Hampered by sandstorms, General Erwin Rommel’s …

… ”A Declaration to the People of South Africa from the Non-European Unity Movement.” Statement by …

… International Relations: A Just World and a Better Africa is a Possibility by ANC, 30 March 2007, 52nd National …