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… 'liberalism' of the new colonial administration, insecure about conflict on the eastern frontier and 'squeezed out' by … up. Part of every man's gear was his knife, with a blade about 20 centimetres in length. When approaching the … Ndebele. The area between the Vet and Vaal rivers extended about 60 000 square kilometres. This means that Potgieter got …

… Their defeat at the Battle of Majuba, where they lost about 200 soldiers, was a turning point. The Siege of … by an Indian. The Volksraad was bombarded with complaints about the presence of Indians in Transvaal towns, but despite … joint efforts by Colonial and Republican governments, about 4,5-million cattle died, bankrupting farmers and …

… This has not prevented historians from learning more about these people and their achievements. Like the Egyptian, … legacy from the native people of the Americas. To read about them and how they were finally conquered by the …

… defined communism as any doctrine that aimed at bringing about 'any political, industrial, social or economic change … the first 18 months of their existence they orchestrated about 200 acts of sabotage sometimes with very fatal …

… stresses that the events in Soweto closed the debate about armed struggle but that the events themselves could not … Britain, on 17 October 1978. He is particularly concerned about divisions in the Indian community regarding …

… in relation to the rest of the globe. Even to ask about 'Zulu culture' is potentially wide of the mark, given … intellectuals, it remains difficult to reach a consensus about what the term really denotes. Is there such a thing as …

… The Commission delivers its report in 1887.  By 1885 about 200 indentured Indians from Natal, who absconded from … numbers approximately 17,000 and that of this number about 5,500 are merchants and hawkers. 11 October, Beginning …

… is much like a small, English sea-port town, and contains about 100 houses, exclusive of huts; the houses are of stone … Apartheid Group Areas legislation after 1950 which brought about a structural separation of Port Elizabeth's residential …

… workers demand an increase from 1s 8d to 2s 6d a day. About 50 workers go on strike after their demand is refused – … Clements Kadalie  begins liaising with Selby Msimang about organising a dockworkers strike. The two begin planning …

… (UCM) held its founding congress in Grahamstown, with about 90 clergymen and students in attendance. The congress … leaders of the UCM, in contrast to NUSAS leaders, brought about a new understanding of the role of the White liberal, …

… out in 2011 “in light of the constitutional rhetoric about a “non-racial” or non-racist South Africa.” [10] …

… the development of an expanding and revised mindset in and about Afrikaans, and to the appreciation and development of …

… 1995. Flag of South Africa Image source What do you think about our national flag? Does it help to unite people? In …

… as a convict station did not go unnoticed, and in about 1671 the Dutch began to place their convicted criminals …

… bearing fingerprints.  September 11, At a meeting of about 3 000 Indians held at the Empire Theatre in …

… 1970s black workers were becoming increasingly restless about exploitative working conditions. A number of strikes …

… be due to their amicable relations [ix] . Less can be said about the relations between the Jewish and the …

… Act 25 of 1894 followed by Act 8 of 1896 disenfranchised about 251 Asiatics of the vote. In 1893, the Colony of Natal …

… on the farms so he initiated the “scorched earth” policy. About 30 000 Boer farmhouses and more than 40 towns were …

… upon anyone else - though we have never been consulted about them, or given any say in choosing those who make them. …

… in KwaZulu Natal, between the Zulu's and the Voortrekkers. About 10 000-20 000 Zulu warriors led by Dingane's generals …

… mobilise her armies on Germany’s Eastern border. To bring about France’s rapid defeat, the German army planned to …

… [7] . There was competition between the farms and mines about African labour [8] . This meant that mining magnates … to work in the mines but also the spreading knowledge about work in the mines played a role in the integration of … the mines. In addition, agents also painted a rosy picture about the advantages of working in the mines for Africans and …

… June 1862, and forgotten for 300 years. Captain Brown and about 104 crew members managed to board two boats and rafts, … Struik, Cape Town Cannonbeachtreasure.com. 2022. Learn all About the British East India Company Shipwreck Joanna 1682 - …

… their hundreds and thousands. The crowd was estimated at about 15 000 by the end of the meeting. People had been … days before his arrest, in June 1952, Moses Kotane wrote about the pattern of events of the previous few months and … and the evident support for the current campaign. At about the same time as he was being arrested for defying his …

… parliament”. President De Klerk addressed parliament about his plans for an elected interim government. He desired … been strengthened by the inequality and suffering brought about by apartheid, which the ultra-right intended to … some of the senior Cabinet members were unenthusiastic about the negotiating process and the direction it was …

… propaganda. Initially the Xhosa were not impressed by much about the Europeans except their guns and horses. [42] … Christianity from the missionaries, people were selective about what they accepted into their realm of spirituality. … 1856. [107] After he sent word out to the Xhosa nation about complying with the instructions of the prophecy, many …

… to mourn the death of his mother. While they are uncertain about whether this is completely accurate, they do still … killing people. Ultimately, both sources show uncertainty about Shaka’s reasons for killing his people. Source B leans …

… Seme, a lawyer trained in Britain, who immediately set about the establishment of a 'Native Union'. He called for a … the population is made up of Negroes and coloured people (about 5 500 000 Negroes and coloured people and about 1 500 000 white people according to the 1921 census). A …