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… people's bid for total independence and freedom by 1963 (Cape Times, 1960). Sobukwe subsequently announced that:  … anyone. When the news of the Sharpeville Massacre reached Cape Town a group of between 1000 to 5000 protestors gathered … ensued, In the violence that followed an employee of the Cape Timesnewspaper Richard Lombard was killed by the rioting …

… underground. Kathrada is charged with being in the Eastern Cape town of Uitenhage without a permit. He is accompanied by … Malays do not require a permit to travel to the Eastern Cape. Jassat got off but Kathrada is subsequently summoned to court for being in the Cape without a permit.  He is found guilty and sentenced to …

… number of centres including Langa, Uitenhage, East London, Cape Town and Pietermaritzburg. In the Durban protests in … men and women assembled in the Langa township outside Cape Town to protest against the new laws. Delivering a fiery … people. The three women were Florence Matomela (eastern Cape president of the ANCWL), Frances Baard , who was a …

… to the assembly as “a new parliament”, adding that the Cape Town parliament represented noone but the white minority … were the Reverend James Calata from the ANC in the Eastern Cape; Isaac Moumakoe of the Council of Non-European Trade … where I was most active, established itself in the province in July 1954 and initially organized a successful …

… Ntsebeza, subsequently a professor at the University of Cape Town. Some copies were sent to libraries in Europe and … the ALSC members were in contact with Action Youth, the Cape Action League, launched in 1983, in which Neville … the Metal & Allied Workers Union (MAWU) and the Western Cape regional office of the Electrical & Allied Trades Union …

… of Coloured people to an Indian area in Newlands, Cape Town. The council was made up of Indians from the middle … At the same time, similar bodies were formed in the Cape and by the NIC in Natal. The committees actively … 1983 at the Rocklands Civic Centre in Mitchells Plain, Cape Town. Tricameral Parliament Elections On 2 November …

… as the South African Association of Arts in the Western Cape, the AVA Gallery was rooted in the South African Fine … organized art body in South Africa that was founded in Cape Town in 1850.  The Society aimed to form a permanent art … permanent art collection in trust for the residents of the Cape Colony.  In 1895 the government took over the existing …

… first things he does, for example, with his arrival at the Cape, is to thank God in a public prayer and to ask his … the Reformed Church tradition is established at the Cape. In the next few years, the Cape population, with the rise of the number of companion …

… border conflicts between their Southern neighbours and the Cape Colony, they did not escape unscathed from the … also known as "no-mans-land", were ceded by Faku to the Cape, and the following year were used by the Cape for Griqua resettlement. This was followed by the …

… The African National Congress welcomes the Western Cape Farming Sector Engagement initiative by the national government today in Paarl, Western Cape. This initiate seeks to address persisting problems of … Minister Kota and MEC for Human Settlement in the Western Cape, underscores the commitment and urgency of resolving …

… From the 17th century onwards, water for Cape Town's domestic use was fetched by slaves from public … illuminate Table Bay Harbour, 10 years before the rest of Cape Town. The building dates back to 1892.  At the beginning … Frederik Hurling, a Swedish Colonist who arrived at the Cape in 1743. The pump house in Prince Street, the only …

… over South Africa and developed a special liking to the Cape; which became the subject of most of his paintings. In1916, Wenning moved to the Cape, became a full time painter and started working on his … of Pieter Wenning is demonstrated in his painting of A Cape Homestead’[online] Available at …

… a view of one of the most beautiful natural spots in the Cape peninsula. It was declared a National Monument under old … Reserve was purchased by Mr Thomas Earl Skaife from the Cape Marine in 1911. This estate was sold in 1922 to Mr … was designed by William Grant. The hotel in Camps Bay, Cape Town, is a historical 1928 Estate featuring the Earl's …

… is a natural inlet of the Atlantic Ocean, overlooked by Cape Town  and the famous Natural Table Mountain . Bartolomeu … to explore the region in 1486. The region of the Western Cape which includes the Table Bay Area (where the modern City of Cape Town is located) was inhabited by Khoikhoi pastoralists …

… This vantage point not only allows a panoramic view of the Cape Flats to the Helderberg and Hottentots Holland Mountain … the Atlantic and Indian oceans can be seen.  Built from Cape granite quarried on Table Mountain, the Thodes memorial … Square. Cecil John Rhodes was Prime Minister of the Cape from 1890 until 1896. He is among the most prominent …

… A march organised by the Cape Town-based Muslim organisation, People against … to hand over an Ultimatum to end the sale of drugs in Cape Town to Staggie and his brother Rashied. In spite of the … level for their intention to curb the drug trade in Cape Town. However, others believed PAGAD was behind the …

… on 4 May by the CPSA’s central committee, which met in Cape Town (15 votes to 2 votes). By this step the party … Fred Carneson would retain their seats in the Assembly and Cape Provincial Council. In response to this, the government … and Carneson were expelled from the House of Assembly and Cape Provincial Council, respectively. …

… Alliance, Inter-Church Youth, United Democratic Front; Cape Youth Congress, Western Cape Student's Congress, Detainee's Parent Support Committee …

… transcript of evidence from Mr Duggan, a reporter with the Cape Times newspaper; Robert Maxwell Molloy, also a reporter with the Cape Times and Maragret Elsworth, a trustee of the Bantu …

… Mission Stations and Communal Reserves Act 1909, of the Cape of Good Hope, to coloured persons settlement areas … the meaning of the Coloured Persons Settlement Areas (Cape) Act, 1930, to repeal the latter Act and to provide for …

… van Lill, Van Lill’s South African Sports Trivia (Cape Town: Zebra Press, 2005), p. 204. ↵ [iii]David van Lill, Van Lill’s South African Sports Trivia (Cape Town: Zebra Press, 2005), p. 204. ↵ [iv]David van Lill, Van Lill’s South African Sports Trivia (Cape Town: Zebra Press, 2005), p. 204. ↵ [v]ESPN’s Tennis …

… Given the turmoil in Europe and the importance of the Cape sea-route to India the British Government sent a fleet … the command of vice-admiral Elphinstone to secure the Cape as a refreshment station and as their gateway to the … the British sent a delegation through to the Castle in Cape Town , it was suggested that the Dutch should hand over …

… 1824 a number of farm owners, living on the outskirts of Cape Town. Petitioned Lord Somerset, the Governor of Cape, for a church to be built for them! The foundation stone …

… Paul Hare, Professor of Sociology at the University of Cape Town, D. Crowie and others, members of the Wynberg … Regional Board of Administration of Coloured Affairs, Cape Town, to the Commission of Inquiry into the riots at …

… out Loud by Mohamed Adhikari Albert Lodge, Mount Street, Cape Town, 31 May 1910 The inauguration of the Union of South … extent to which the liberal views of the public men of the Cape will permeate the hard and narrow prejudices of those in … year 1852 the Constitution Ordinance was enacted in the Cape Colony, and confirmed and enacted by an Order in Council …

… within the Dr Kenneth Kaunda District in the North West Province . The name: 'Matlosana', is said to mean: 'A single … Modiri Molema District , in the North and the Free State Province in the South, JB Marks in the East, and Maquassi … is located in this Municipality, in the North-West Province- South Africa. It can be located 130 km South West …

… such as the Khoikhoi communities of the south-western Cape, disintegrated within a matter of decades. egalitarian - … into being. How did colonialism develop in the Western Cape? Once Europeans established political control over the … a structure that continues to dominate the city centre of Cape Town today. From within the walls of the Castle, the VOC …

… we would go out with them into Athlone, an area on the Cape Flats declared a Coloured group area. We carried on … we found time to go to the beach to enjoy the beauty of Cape Town. We were always able to find beaches and places on … was elected by black South Africans in the Western Cape Province to represent them in the “whites-only Parliament”. I …

… once and for all the myth of the liberal tradition of the Cape. It has become a common practice to contrast the liberal tradition of the Cape with the reactionary attitude of the Northern … of Union to maintain the vote for the African in the Cape Province. But the truth of the matter is, that at no time …

… situated in the picturesque seaside Suburb of Hout Bay in Cape Town . Hout Bay is like a microcosm of South Africa , … 18 Hectares of Land, made available by the former Western Cape Regional Services Council, to Accommodate Hout Bay’s … Owned Land, similar to Marconi Beam , near Milnerton in Cape Town. The collective action by squatters to obtain Legal …