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… the various Dutch shipping merchants. In the late 16th and early 17th Centuries there is an accountof the explorer  …

… a request for permission to remain open on Sundays. These early stores probably carried stock largely for Indian …

… a request for permission to remain open on Sundays. These early stores probably carried stock largely for Indian …

… During the late 1970 and early 1980s the Ford, Carter and Reagan administrations had …

… road drops into Weenen , a cairn of stones was placed by early Zulu travellers who passed here, for good luck. …

… and was located immediately south of the town. By the early 1900s it had been overtaken by suburban residential …

… armed wing of the African National Congress (ANC) in the early 1980s. As a result of political activities, Joubert was …

… a battle of wits against a ruthless opponent. My early morning walk enabled me to see for myself the rich …

… The first Huguenots arrived as early as 1671, when the first Huguenot refugee, Francois …

… in 1982, levy here tells how he became active at an early age in Johannesburg in the Communist Party before it …

… message or reply to this email  invitation. Please book early to avoid disappointment. For more information, please …

… test of friendship is assistance in adversity, and that too, unconditional assistance. Co-operation which needs … and whose civil rights movement is currently marking its golden jubilee. Martin Luther King warned that: "As long … our countries. Clearly, for the UN to continue occupying its moral high ground, it has to reform itself urgently, and …

… equal rights for all. It welcomed all those who embraced its values to strive for a united, democratic, non-racial and … history of the non-racial struggle. Our movement said; “At its formation in 1912 the African National Congress became … the promotion of the unity of the oppressed. Many of the early ANC leaders were clergy, and this strong support from …

… also saw the continuation of the 1956 Treason Trial to its conclusion in 1961. That same year, the ANC and SACP … the banning of the ANC in 1960 and the reconstruction of its mission in exile, the ANC formed a strategy of … of the nation’), the armed wing of the ANC, announces its existence through a series of bomb blasts against …

… the party attempted to reinvigorate itself by changing its name from the SANNC to the ANC, adopting a national … pact to challenge General Smuts’ government. 28-29 May, At its annual conference the SANNC changes its name to the African National Congress (ANC). To read …

… programmes are to help the Black community become aware of its own identity, to help the Black community create a sense of its own power; to enable the Black community to organise itself, to analyse its own needs and problems and to revitalise its resources to …

… inaugural conference, Rev. John Dube was elected as its first president in absentia. The organisation developed … of their political and socio-economic status Contrary to its aim of unity amongst its African constituents, SANNC was restrictive and narrow in …

… which was led by Mr Robert Sobukwe. We acknowledge too, the contribution of the late former MP, Ms Helen Suzman, … Employment continued to deteriorate in the 1990s and the early 2000s due to slow growth and declining employment in … loans. We are pleased to report that this fund will start its operations in April, managed by the National Housing …

… to one extent or another, is dependent on the centre for its progress, consistent with the needs of the centre. At the … time, the centre has to access the periphery to supply its needs, consistent with the imperatives of its own mode of … rhythm this technology imposes on them. It liberates them too from the human, hierarchical command structure this …

… it more dynamic. Drum was so successful that Bailey used its urban, racy style to produce a number of East and West … it Drum .  The image of the magazine was transformed, and its content began highlighting urban black culture. The … , a political publication? In March 1952, Drum published its first major story, entitled 'Bethal Today'.  The …

… elections. The SABC could not be trusted to do this with its history of bias and propaganda and links with government. … constitution such as the bill of rights. The ANC proposed its alternate for a 66.7 percent or two-thirds majority on … After consultation with the Patriotic Front the ANC raised its figures to 70 percent on decisions relating to the …

… pressure on the Apartheid government to change its policies but it was certainly not the only form. It can, … the furtherance to national democratic struggle or any of its objectives.” Going back to 1927 the Pact Government … that the General Assembly of the United Nations adopted its first resolution, which supported the call to create …

… explorer in Asia at the same time that Mapungubwe was at its height  When Mapungubwe was at its height it was the largest and most important centre of … and his travels  At the same time that Mapungubwe was at its height, Marco Polo was a European explorer. Polo was born …

… Student Organisation (SASO), banning the organisation and its structures. On 28 April 1978, AZAPO was formed but harassment, detention and torture of several of its members and leadership just before the launch of the party and its constitution resulted in its failure to launch. The …

… what revenue was, would be at such-and-such a point, that too was underestimated; because the economy is producing more … of the growth of various sectors of the economy. Early next month, in November, we would be commissioning the … because of population growth the sewage works has become too small for the population that has grown in this area. So …

… The ANC in exile issued its first January 8th statement in 1972, the founding date of … programme for the year. Following a hiatus, the ANC issued its next January 8th statement in 1979.  The idea of marking …

… when they were afflicted by an outbreak of malaria in early April. [x] With some recruits in hospital and others … methods. [xxxi] The influenza epidemic subsided in early September, which was fortuitous for themselves as by 4 … and in all the modern arts of war, and of testing its fighting mettle alongside the men of many countries’. …

… War is declared. December, The Natal government reverses its decision and decides to accept Indians in the army. … front of a commission appointed after London communicated its dissatisfaction with the treatment of Indians in South … refuses to go to London with her husband because she has too much to do in India. 1932 January, 15,000 Indians are …

… to get rid of me. After checking with me, Varsity stood by its story, and the new Principal and Vice-Chancellor, Sir … > In this interesting interview, Jennifer describes her early experiences at King David School in Johannesburg and … the Day of Affirmation address, and I pointed out that he too had not transgressed any law. Finally, Ken Hughes …

… went to school barefoot, and Betty van der Heyden learned early in life the stigma of living in a council house. But … But the NEUM’s factional fighting carried over into its affiliates, and the TLSA could scarcely do any … the authorities felt international history might be too political. Nor was she allowed to continue for an Honours …