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… 211 passengers and crew departed from Durban bound for Cape Town, and disappeared without a trace. For 90 years the … had discovered the location of the wreck off the Eastern Cape coast. This was the culmination of an 18 year long …

… the school boycotts gained momentum. At Elsies River, near Cape Town , police opened fire on Coloured children, killing … school boycottsstarted in coloured schools in the Western Cape in February 1980, before spreadingacross the country. …

… art training projects, was born in Bedford, Eastern Cape as a descendent of an early British settler who had arrived in the Cape Colony in 1833. A successful and talented graphic artist …

… to institute, in 1995, a commission of inquiry based in Cape Town (known as the Truth and Reconciliation Commission … most gruesome manner, set their car alight" in the Eastern Cape in 1984. When, at a TRC hearing, the teenage daughter of …

… trade unions and organisations, white and black, from the Cape the Zambezi. In turn greetings were sent to Soviet … under Communist leadership. War danger Comrade J Gomas (Cape Town) on the WAR DANGER showed how the imperialists were …

… On 3 September the Tricameral Parliament opened in Cape Town while protest demonstrations began in the … March saw the explosion of resistance in the Eastern Cape after the organisation of a 'black weekend' of consumer …

… Sotho-Tswana people to have been met by Europeans from the Cape (about 1801). The word ‘Dithakong’ means ‘place of …

… within the Bojanala Platinum District in the North West Province. The municipality is located in an area called …

… expressed by Dube in Natal and John Tengu Jabavu in the Cape. Surprisingly, Gumede avoided expressing his personal … for the government of the natives. Now we find that in the Cape Colony, Natal and the Transvaal, we can purchase land … leave it in the hands of Parliament. The members from each Province would be elected by the people to go to that …

… for Humanities Research at the University of the Western Cape and the Centre for African Studies at the University of Cape Town. It is important to book immediately- the tickets … title Insurrections was released in 2013 in Delhi and Cape Town. The second one, Mayihlome/Aaawand will be launched …

… in the country she realized that many workers in the Cape Town area and in the rest of the country were not … by organizing Black workers' unions in the Western Cape. After joining the Communist Party of South Africa … the Food and Canning Workers' Union (FCWU) in the Western Cape. The FCWU then spread through the fruit canning industry …

… Gandhiji, through the kind courtesy of the University of Cape Town Libraries, the South African Library and the … to Boer women in Bloemfontein, but was forced to remain in Cape Town because of illness. That was the time when Gandhiji … small Indian population of less than ten thousand in the province. Through the intervention of Albert Cartwright - a …

… 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] …

… This Act brought together two former British colonies, the Cape and Natal, and the Afrikaaner republics of the Transvaal … to keep their existing permit qualifications, and the Cape Colony was the only colony in which Africans were …

… his comrades launched the UDF at Mitchells Plain outside Cape Town. Boesak was elected UDF's patron. Early in 1986 the … February (Available at National Library of South Africa, Cape Town Campus) Anon, (n.d.), 'Biography of Allan Aubrey …

… attacks reportedly took place in the Eastern and Western Cape. According to the evidence of APLA victims before the … on a congregation in St James Church in Kenilworth, in Cape Town, killing eleven people and injuring fifty others. …

… she established herself in the social and cultural life of Cape Town. In 1864, she married Johan Christoffel Koopmans, … a museum in 1914. The house is situated in Strand Street, Cape Town and is recorded as the oldest house in the country. …

… first motoring club, the Automobile Club of SA, based in Cape Town, was founded on 23 October 1901. After that several … Connaught to open the first Union parliament, the original Cape Town based Automobile Club of SA received a royal … (eds)(1970).  Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa , Cape Town : NASOU, v. 7, p. 589. …

… he made his famous speech "Winds of Change In Africa" in Cape Town. In the letter he was sending his gratitude to the … person...As you will be aware from reports of my speech in Cape Town on February 3. I have already expressed myself at … ,[Available at National Library of South Africa, Cape Town Campus] pg3| BBC NEWS , (1960), 'Macmillan speaks …

… .  Potgieter was born in the Graaff Reinet district in the Cape Colony on the 19th of December 1792. He was the second … sheep farmer when, like many other Dutch farmers at the Cape, he decided to leave the colony in 1834. In 1835 a group …

… is the largest of the nearby coastal islands around the Cape. In the nearly four centuries of European settlement it … It wasn't long after the first Dutch settlement at the cape, however, before the island began to grow into its …

… Sofala (Mozambique) in 1560, and proceeded to Otongwe near Cape Corrientes. During his stay of seven weeks in Cape Corrientes, he instructed and baptized the Makaranga … (eds) (1970). Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa , Cape Town: NASOU, v. 7, p. 462.| The Jesuits Online, ' …

… Geraldine Fraser was born on 24 August 1960, in Lansdowne, Cape Town, the daughter of a teacher and factory worker. She … for a Teachers Diploma at the University of the Western Cape (UWC), she left South Africa to join the African …

… in a sub-tropical fruit Farming Area in the Limpopo Province of South Africa. Fruit such as litchis, avocados and … along the Soutpansberg Mountains in the northern Limpopo Province. Several fruit and nut processing facilities operate …

… to me and I destroy them personally. In the same month, a Cape Town newspaper reported that a couple of hundred books … been burned. Two years later, the deputy city librarian of Cape Town announced the fate of banned books returned from … the town of Brakpan in the North to Durban in the East and Cape Town in the South, several thousands of books were …

… arrival of the Europeans When the Europeans arrived at the Cape of Good Hope in 1652, they brought advanced weapons and … Buchu and its various medicinal benefits to the European Cape settlers in the 17 th century. Historically the Khoisan … over by the Dutch colonists and "Boegoe” became a popular Cape medicine.  The leaves were steeped in brandy and the …

… drew its original small stock of merino sheep from the Cape. There the flocks number millions to our thousands; the … of that country dates back but 120 years, while the Cape prides itself on more than two centuries of unbroken … Great Trek, which led to the settlement of the northern Province. These " Voortrekkers " went away from the Cape for …

… and "Long live Resistance." African National Congress (Cape) supports Passive Resistance, Langa, 29 June 1946 The African National Congress (Cape) desires to assure the Indian passive resisters that we … Campaign if they are to achieve any success at all." Cape Malays support the Indian stand Amass meeting was held …

… and "Long live Resistance." African National Congress (Cape) supports Passive Resistance, Langa, 29 June 1946 The African National Congress (Cape) desires to assure the Indian passive resisters that we … Campaign if they are to achieve any success at all." Cape Malays support the Indian stand Amass meeting was held …

… When disaffected groups of Dutch farmers from the Cape reached the Trans-Gariep region, they brought with them … through to Krugersdorp at least one year before the Cape-Orange Free State railway line reached the goldfields. … as much as possible from the British government of the Cape Colony. By 1890, Kruger was forced to reverse this …