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… with branches in the Transvaal, Natal and the Eastern Cape. It grew by successfully improving the conditions of its …

… state. Hallett grew up in a fishing village outside of Cape Town where the influences from his teachers and friends … Hallett was born in 1942 in District Six, an area of Cape Town, but he grew up with his grandparents in Hout Bay Village , a small fishing village in the Western Cape [4] . Hallett’s aunt and uncle, who also lived in Hout …

… a Portuguese explorer erects a  padrão , a stone cross, at Cape Cross, north of Swakopmund. 1487                         … a geologist in April 2008. 1670s Dutch explorers from the Cape arrive in Namibia and have the first face-to-face …    Captain Wobma and Dutch sailors reach Kuiseb River from Cape Town with vessel,  Bode , and are involved in a conflict …

… situation, Weinberg left Latvia in 1929 and arrived in Cape Town, South Africa on 9 December 1929. Until his exile … and participated in trade union activity in Johannesburg, Cape Town, and Port Elizabeth beginning in 1933, eventually … Europe in 1934 due to the pogroms and violence. In his new Cape Town community comprised of other Jewish refugees from …

… 1951 Franchise Action Council holds its conference in Cape Town and unanimously resolves to embark upon a further … 20 March 1951. The Food and Canning Workers Union and the Cape Town branch of the African National Congress (ANC) … March 11 , Impressive political strikes are held in Cape Town, where some 15 000 Coloureds march through the …

… were set up in various parts of the country including the Cape Town, Johannesburg, the Free State and the Natal … to power. The Liberal Association convened a meeting in Cape Town to discuss what their next move would be in the … of the franchise that the party had initially proposed. In Cape Town the party also developed a close relationship with …

… people's bid for total independence and freedom by 1963 (Cape Times, 1960). Sobukwe subsequently announced that:  … on 21 March 1960 To read more about the protests in Cape Town . On the morning of 21 March Robert Sobukwe left … anyone. When the news of the Sharpeville Massacre reached Cape Town a group of between 1000 to 5000 protestors gathered …

… 1775 Apprenticeship laws are promulgated at the Cape. 1800 A massive drought begins in Southern Africa … Mfecane 1812 Apprenticeship laws are promulgated at the Cape. 1817 The Mfecane roughly starts at this time. 1818 … virtually uninhabited as a result of the Mfecane. 1836 The Cape of Good Hope Punishment Act is passed and states that …

… attending white universities (mainly the universities of Cape Town and Witwatersrand). Separating tertiary … Universities such as Fort Hare, Vista, Venda, Western Cape were formed. Blacks could no longer freely attend white …

… arts in the first half of the 20th century. Writing in Cape Argus in January 1905, SASA Secretary F.B. Ross stated …

… the SANNC telling him not to send a delegation of women to Cape Town to meet with him. The minister claimed that the … a strict enforcing of the pass laws while some from the Cape disagreed. The Women’s petition was tabled for …

… Penguins covered in oil after an oil tanker sank near Cape Town in 2000. Source: www.cnn.com Metal used to make …

… of a Gazetteer of mission stations in the Eastern Cape (Skead 1980), as well as the various accounts provided …

… The Soul of a Nation: Constitution-Making in South Africa (Cape Town: Oxford University Press, 1998), 109-110. ↵ [xix] … The Soul of a Nation: Constitution-Making in South Africa (Cape Town: Oxford University Press, 1998), 111. ↵ [xxiii] … The Soul of a Nation: Constitution-Making in South Africa (Cape Town: Oxford University Press, 1998), 111-112. ↵ [xxvi] …

… Action Campaign is launched at St George Cathedral, Cape Town on International human rights day. This grassroots … in the School of Public Health at the University of Cape Town, presented at the 14th World Conference on AIDS in … Action Campaign (TAC) and researchers at the University of Cape Town (UCT). 27 February, It is announced in the National …

… of millions of South Africans The Exhibition opened in Cape Town and toured to towns and cities across South Africa. …

… found from Table Mountain, along the southern and eastern Cape coast, in the ravines of the Drakensberg up to the …

… for a State clamp-down on these organisations. Numerous Cape-based people refused to testify and consequently faced …

… of True Afrikaners) was launched in Paarl, Western Cape on 14 August 1875. The society was dedicated to the … while Hofmeyr allowed them to use his printing press in Cape Town. The Afrikaanse Patriot The Genootskappers launched … at considerable length, and their fusion with the Cape Dutch was likewise brought within the scope of the …

… On 8 June 1682, she met her fate after eight days of the Cape’s torturous weather prevented Captain Brown and his … Outside Reef at "Die Dam", east of Quoin Point, (near the Cape east coast) in the early hours of 8 June 1862, and … on board. The local people helped guide the survivors to Cape Town Castle. As the first survivors arrived at the …

… in Rustenburg. The council debates its relation to the Cape Synod, and the majority vote to remain independent of … Church (Nederduitsch Gereformeerde Kerk) with its strong Cape influence, causes a rift in the Afrikaner community. The … company wins prizes at various agricultural exhibitions in Cape Town in 1907 and at the Rand Show in 1908. The United …

… initiated by SACTU. The situation in Eastern and Western Cape was much better. In 1956 six new trade unions were set … stevedoring, biscuit, cement and leather industries. In Cape Town the local committee drew resources and support from … harbour worker’s union existed in Durban, Port Elizabeth, Cape Town and Johannesburg. From 1956 SACTU registered …

… the Transvaal, and two British colonies of Natal and the Cape Province, the constitution explicitly excluded Blacks … activity. It was only Blacks and Coloureds in the Cape Province that were allowed an indirect representation in … parties. There was a new initiative to attack the Cape franchise and bring the province in line with the rest …

… against annexation. Paul Kruger has a meeting with the Cape governor, Sir Bartle Frere to convince him to convey the … president. April, Paul Kruger and Joubert travel to the Cape to campaign for support and to put pressure on Cape Afrikaner parliamentarians to reject the Cape draft act …

… traced to the 1660s. When Jan van Riebeeck landed at the Cape in 1652, he had with him a small contingent of soldiers, … from possible attacks from the original inhabitants of the Cape. In 1681 a defence unit of 300 men was established under … Standard Encyclopedia of Southern Africa Vol 7 , Cape Town: Nasou, pp. 395-404| South African Army: History …

… Vice president 1970 - 1971 Perry Motlhabane Eastern Cape Leader J Moshidi Transvaal and Orange Free State …

… the court in the judgment handed down in Dudley v City of Cape Town and Another . The procedure in bringing a case is … the court in the judgment handed down in Dudley v City of Cape Town and Another . The procedure in bringing a case is …

… the first black South African Anglican Archbishop of Cape Town. "Your president is the pits as far as blacks are … commission . 1996 Desmond Tutu retires as Archbishop of Cape Town. 8 June, "There are different kinds of justice. …

… especially the Indians in Johannesburg, Durban and Cape Town. In all three cities protest meetings were held to … of 88 non-European organisations set at Inchcape Hall, Cape Town, to discuss the war situation and the part to be … and African intellectuals (mainly teachers) in the Cape. A further thorny problem that the radicals had to deal …

… factories opened in Paarl and Stellenbosch in the Western Cape. Fruit canning began in the early twentieth century, … and the post-war era. Black men and women from the Eastern Cape and Western Cape were driven off  farms, during the lull in agricultural … for African Schooling with     Special Reference to Cape Town”. Med thesis, University of Cape Town. Malherbe, V. …