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… and confidence in white South Africa which would justify its handing over to this country any more subject races … the members of our Legislature are endeavouring to extend its baneful influence to other parts of South Africa. That is … in South Africa without regard to colour or creed. It is too late to give up the cause on which we have embarked. We …

… to subscribe to the aims of Congress and to abide by its Constitution and rules may become an individual member … approval of a Provincial Committee in any locality within its Province. (b) A Branch shall consist of not less than 20 … shall elect a secretary and a treasurer from amongst its members resident as provided in the foregoing section. …

… a substantial and welcome addition to the realisation of its objectives. He provided a theoretical capture of the … for the revolutionary and progressive forces to have its concrete understanding so as to be able to contribute towards its end in his country, Uganda, [2] his East African …

… proclaimed a separate division in 1839. Like Stellenbosch its economy was based upon the production of wine, although … The district was initially known as Drakenstein, after its church congregation, but when a village was founded at … a "main street nearly six miles long ... bordered all down its dusty length by fine capacious houses, standing in their …

… I would like to pay tribute to the newspaper for marking its fourth anniversary by bringing us together on this issue. … not categorised as "white", a community which, because of its small size and its own insistence on human dignity, helped exposed the …

… South African National Civic Organisation (SANCO), held its ordinary meeting yesterday, the 12th October 2009, in … the joint programme of social transformation. It will use its collective strength to continue to search for better ways … this principle, the ANC will continue to determine, in its own structures and processes, how best to advance its own …

… However it was spacious and well built, and remains in its original condition. Only the tall trees that formerly … began construction on the house, which was handed over to its owner on or before 14 August 1884. Electric lighting and … on 25 August 1925 by the South African Government , who its restored the interior to its original condition. The …

… Northern side of the Umgeni River Mouth as it completes its terrestrial course and drains into the Indian Ocean. The River is the divider between Durban, with its impressively revamped beachfront (on the Southern bank) …

… feet), it is the highest peak in the province, and takes its name from the Cape vulture (Gyps Coprotheres) which favours its cliffs for nesting. In Afrikaans, 'aasvoel' = vulture, … in the Orange Free State. The Aasvoelberg is famous for its 'Eye', a hole of 9 metres (approx. 29.5 imperial feet) in …

… SEIFSA, the giant metal employers' association, has renewed its call for its members to resist any trade union pressure for …

… of justice. But we expect the South African regime or its agents and its allies to pick on anything they can and seek to use it … African regime will never stop that struggle no matter who its allies are; nor will it avoid defeat - again, no matter …

… The African National Congress wishes to reiterate its position on Zimbabwe as per the discussions and decisions of its last National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting which … various stakeholders in Zimbabwe. The NEC further mandated its officials to pursue all means necessary including meeting …

… In 1772 the Masonic Order established its first lodge in the Cape under a warrant obtained from the … decided to demolish them to make way for a new building. Its design was carried out by Brother Thibault, it was built … was completed. In February 1892 the Lodge, together with its banqueting hall, was gutted by fire, including Anreith's …

… as " Gulf between the Mountains ", in 1488. False Bay owes its name to the erroneous beliefs of sailors at the time of … are many different villages, each of which is attracted by its own beauty. A visit is worthwhile every time, as the … January 2026 By Lee-Ann Steyn     Cape Town is famous for its penguins, but the city and its surrounds hide a wealth of …

… located amongst sub-tropical fruit orchards, renowned for its large banana and macadamia nut industries, contributing … shimmering heat haze, hanging over town in summer gave it its name, still the beautiful surroundings and laid-back … in the area. It originally served as a trading post due to its location that met in the middle of six main roads …

… in name only. IBM calmly announced that it had sold its South African subsidiary to a new company established for … similar deal whereby Coca-Cola would supply coke syrup to its new South African owners under an exclusive licensing … to profit from Apartheid by saying it was proud of its role in South Africa, saying that their recent decision …

… working, shopping and entertainment environment. Due to its compact size, visitors, residents and workers are able to … district also provides an abundance of entertainment to its residents and visitors at a variety of superb shopping … location to live, work and play! The node is eminent by its effective combination of a successful commercial node …

… and the Steeple of the  Dutch Reformed Church, with its 50 metre Tower, is the highest in South Africa. There is … Nature Reserve which is both beautiful and functional, as its natural spring (Die Oog) supplies the entire town and its agricultural sector with its water. Fonteinbos is popular …

… off Montevideo by a British armed merchant cruiser. After its construction in 1920, the ship was registered to the Societe Generale Transport Maritime. After its capture the ship was handed over to the Blue Funnel … the U-178 deployed torpedoes to the SS Mendoza damaging its two propellers and blowing off its rudder. After the ship …

… control over the media. The opposition was remarkable for its unity. English and Afrikaans newspapers, which frequently … had long viewed an independent press as a threat to its authority. By the mid-1970s, in the aftermath of the … and editors succeeded. Vorster withdrew the bill. In its place, a new self-regulatory South African Media Council …

… by South African troops, that violated the sovereignty of its neighbouring countries in order to prop up the Apartheid … in cases in which South Africa violated the sovereignty of its neighboring countries in order to prop up the Apartheid … of Mozambique sent two warships to Maputo as a sign of its commitment to the country. South Africa's Prime Minister, …

… a separate division on 8 March 1848. At that stage its area also included the Kat River Settlement, which was … 1858 when it was proclaimed the division of Stockenstrom. Its economy was based primarily upon sheep-farming although, … a measure of ostrich husbandry was also taking place. Its landscape was rugged, with well-wooded hills and deep …

… about the AAM's role and impact, about the significance of its history and about how to ensure that its oral and written archives are collected and made widely … movement. The AAM Archives Committee wishes to express its appreciation to the South African Commissioner and the …

… government flourished. Pretoria is more famous for its political history which has overshadowed its rich art and cultural history, beautiful scenery and architecture as well as its signature Jacaranda trees. …

… becoming the 53rd member on 23 May 1994. The OAU started its operations on 13 September, 1963, when its Charter was adopted. The OAU was committed to helping … and for the political and economic emancipation of its people as well as co-operation among them.  It is at this …

… Bill. It soon grew into a momentous organization, with its members opposing discriminatory policies through marches, … Sheena Duncan, as well as Maria Burton, who acted as its national president from 1985 - 1990. The Black Sash is … and human rights abuses in South Africa. One of its functions is to provide free legal advice and paralegal …

… Treaty of Versailles after World War I. Having installed its Secretariat in the Palais Wilson, the League made a mark … in 1945. In April 1946, the League of Nations handed over its properties and assets to the UN, the Palais des Nations being one of its jewels. …

… On 25 April 1961, France conducted its fourth nuclear bomb  test in the Sahara Desert. Adding to … to lead Europe and potentially become a superpower in its own right. This ambition was thwarted by the creation of … nuclear capability was vital to France maintaining its position and prestige in Western Europe. The fourth …

… North of the Lesetho border, in Kwa-Zulu Natal. Takes its name from its shape!  …

… responsibility devolves on our youth during 1985. By its decision to observe the International Year of the Youth, … and continues to commit against our people, some of its most heinous have been specifically against our youth and … the language he understands best? Who has not seen that we too must take up arms as did our forebears, as did Bambata, …