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… of the Nguni people from the North of the Mpumalanga province . As part of their survival, the San mined Red Ochre … sentences at Barberton prison were Helen Hendricks from Cape Town, Dorothy Dlamini from Swaziland, Dorothy Kubheka …

… Stephen Bantu Biko was born in King William's Town, in the Cape Province of South Africa, in 1946. After matriculating he …

… of the right of South African-born Indians to enter the Cape Colony is in a sense a settlement, though it carries with it the reservation that, in the event of that province being 'flooded' with Indians born in the other …

… prejudices that his people had to face with. Mike Nicol, a Cape-Town author and journalist, writes that ‘he Themba … Themba Memorial Lecture, State Theatre, Tshwane, Gauteng Province, South Africa, October 18, 2016. Available at … Themba Memorial Lecture, State Theatre, Tshwane, Gauteng Province, South Africa, October 18, 2016. Available at …

… commander of the military camp at Upington (Northern Cape) rebelled against the decision to invade South West … in the Free State, 3,000 in the Transvaal and 2,000 in the Cape. Botha had to postpone the invasion of SWA and … He was eventually arrested near Kuruman, Northern Cape while fleeing. Beyers’ force in the Western Transvaal …

… of its members. The collective had members in Durban, Cape Town and the Eastern Cape. The regional structures of the collective were …

… or less the same time as European settlers landed in the Cape. Some books emphasised differences amongst people. And … all in time ” Jan Olafsson, a visitor from Holland to the Cape". When European settlers arrived in South Africa, most …

… largely untouched, for instance Grahamstown in the Eastern Cape , which is named after John Graham, the architect of the … 67. ↵ [xx] Joyce, P.2006.Traveller’s Guide South Africa. Cape Town: New Holland Publishers. p 38. ↵ …

… unique requirements. It will, for example, enable the province of KwaZulu/Natal to make special provision for the … they will be able to adopt their own constitutions. * The Province of Natal will be known as KwaZulu-Natal as … of the total South African population and within each province. If they disagree with this contention, …

… our meetings in the Provinces, spending two days in each Province. We would divide the NWC members into small … would spend the first day in one of the Regions in the Province, to familiarise itself with the state of … gained a more detailed understanding of ANC affairs in the Province concerned. Further, the participation of ANC …

… A., C. Malherbe and P. van der Spuy. People of the Western Cape, A History for Schools . Cape Town, Juta, 2003. Beinart, William and Saul Dubow … Vivian; Elizabeth van Heyningen and Nigel Worden. Cape Town in the Twentieth Century . Cape Town, David Philip, …

… the 327thanniversary of Jan van Riebeck’s arrival at the Cape in 1652. In apparent defiance of Prime Minister PW …

… S Mayson, describing the Islamic life in the 19th century Cape Town, in The Malays of Cape Town, writes: "In 1652 a few Malays of Batavia were … Dutch into the Residency, and subsequent Settlement of the Cape of Good Hope... " It is possible that these "Malays of …

… a bachelor’s and a master’s degree from University of Cape Town, a master’s degree from Columbia University in New … all the way to his gruesome murder at his beloved home in Cape Town. His life events and most significant publications … he became a leading force in establishing the Western Province Senior Schools Sports Union, starting his …

… North of Laaiplek and about two hours outside of Cape Town . The name is said to be derived from the name of … African Biosphere Reserve, and is situated in the Western Cape Province, about 40 km from Cape Town. It covers 103,629 …

… and Colonialism: Rethinking the History of the British Cape Colony and its Frontier Zones c. 1806-1870 , Journal of … House, 2003. Da Costa, Yusuf and Achmat Davids. Pages from Cape Muslim History . Cape Town, Shuter & Shooter, 1994. Davidson, Basil. Africa in …

… the 5th of June, the NWC will be visiting the Limpopo province. This follows the decision of the ANC National …

… divided the Transvaal into provinces and districts. Each province was to have a provincial school and these schools …

… probably the Zanempilo Clinic in Ginsberg in the Eastern Cape. BC activists soon realised that student formations were … SASO organised a formation school in Alice in the Eastern Cape, which was held on 12 May 1972. The students resolved to … School in Soweto. At the University of the Western Cape (UWC), where SASO had established a branch by 1972, …

… Mahomed Mahida 1700 Number and origin of slaves at the Cape The Dutch East India Company brought slaves, political … the introduction, establishment and spread of Islam at the Cape of Good Hope. Dr A J Boeseken 10 in a list extracted … slaves compiled from documents in the Deeds Office at the Cape for the period 1658 to 1700 shows the following: [Table …

… G.J. Centre for Popular Memory , University of Cape Town Today’s events are still influenced by those of …

… pact between the ANC and the NP. In a speech to the NP’s Cape Congress in October, before the VAT strike, De Klerk had … The Soul of a Nation: Constitution-Making in South Africa (Cape Town: Oxford University Press, 1998), 30. ↵ [ii] David … The Soul of a Nation: Constitution-Making in South Africa (Cape Town: Oxford University Press, 1998), 102-103. ↵ [iii] …

… armed and violent,” says Mahkanya. When the news reached Cape Town, a group of 1 000 to 5 000 protestors gathered in … school student activist leads a protest march from the Cape Town African townships to Cape Town city centre. 24 March 1960  – The apartheid …

… W F Gatacre, who controlled forces in the Cape Colony. The battles during "Black week" were at … Britain and on 10 January 1900 the new soldiers arrived in Cape Town with Major-General Lord Kitchener and Lord Roberts. … would be afforded to them. They hoped that the Cape franchise would be extended throughout South Africa. The …

… South Africa as slaves during the Dutch settlement in the Cape of Good Hope in the seventeenth and eighteenth … after Van Riebeeck established the first settlement at the Cape in 1652. From then until late in the eighteenth century, … a  large number of Indians were taken into slavery in the Cape.  They  and their descendants played a significant role …

… the ZF Mgcawu District Municipality ) in the Northern Cape Province. Early in the 1900’s the Bushmen who also lived in … with Xhosa surnames were sent to the Transkei in Eastern Cape ; those with presumed Nama ancestry were sent to … n/travel/article/riemvasmaak-community-conservancy-northern-cape-canyons-and-hot-springs-amid-otherworldly- …

… . Two others were killed, and 49 were wounded in Langa, Cape Town. The Sharpeville massacre “signalled the start of … surrounding African townships march into the centre of Cape Town led by Phillip Kgosana and demand an interview with … to approach the Minister and the crowds march out of Cape Town. Immediately after they disperse, Erasmus announces …

… Name Koni Benson & Asher Gamedze Organisation University of Cape Town Biography Asher Gamedze currently cuts up most of … and at the African Center for Cities at the University of Cape Town where she is coproducing life histories of … belonging is negotiated at different scales (e.g. nation, province, village, family, and globe). Negotiations on one …

… Loots is born in the Kat River area of the Eastern Cape (19 July). [i] 1954 Matriculated from John Bisseker High School, in East London, Eastern Cape. 1961 Is recruited into the African National Congress …

… kaBhekuzulu, isilo Samabandla, Judge President of the province, Justice Qeda Msimang, His Worship Mayor Obed Mlaba; … Peasant Uprising in Lehurutse, Zeerust in the North West province. The Peasant Revolt in Sekhukhune, now known as … 30 000 people from the townships of Langa and Nyanga in Cape Town. The Pondoland revolt in 1960 at Ngquza Hill. The …