SAHO global search

… Sir James Liege Hulett was born on 17 May 1838 in South Yorkshire, England. In 1857, at the age of 19, he came to South Africa. Sir … Exchange, listed company.  He also had a major influence in political, educational social and religious life in Natal. … Sir James Liege Hulett dies in Durban, South Africa …

… A survey of race relations in South Africa in 1952 and includes chapters on: The functioning of South … affairs and events outside the Union; Rising tensions in South Africa and work to help resolve these; General South … A survey of race relations in South Africa: 1951-1952 …

… Governor of the Cape Colony from 1814 to 1826. He arrived in the Cape on 6 April 1814 as Governor with a mandate to … salary of the town secretary of Bathurst, a small town in the Eastern Cape, then an administrative centre … towards the country he had been sent to govern. In 1814 he asked botanist Dr MacKrill who had a leaning …

… Vuminkosi Zulu was born in Mapumulo, Natal on 24 November 1948.He studied art at Rocke’s drift art school and completed his course in 1972. He decided to stay on as a resident artist until … the ability to capture emotions such as loneliness or fear in his etchings. His work can be found in many collections …

… Forum was launched by former Deputy President J.G. Zuma in Langa, Cape Town. The forum was born of a cabinet decision following the National Anti-Corruption Summit in Cape Town in 1999. It was viewed as another milestone in the fight … The National Anti-Corruption Forum is launched in Langa …

… In 1801, William Anderson and Cornelius Kramer , of the … at Leeuwenkuil . The site proved too arid for cultivation. In about 1805 they moved the Missionary Station to another … Settlement was changed later to Griquatown or Griekwastad in Afrikaans. They lived among a mixed nomadic community of …

… Molatodi Thomas Lehupela, South African sculptor, was born in Paradys Location, Thaba 'Nchu in the Orange Free State (now Free State Province). In 1984 Lehupela met Father Frans Claerhout, who introduced … (1989). mages of wood aspects of the history of sculpture in the 20th Century South Africa Johannesburg: Johannesburg …

… Joachim Ammena van Plettenberg was born on 8 March 1739 in Leeuwarden, Friesland in the Netherlands. He came to the Cape as an employee of the Dutch East India Company (DEIC). In 1767 he became “Independent-Fiscal”, the highest official … Joachim Ammena van Plettenberg is born in the Netherlands …

… The Statue of Cecil Rhodes was erected at Company’s Garden in Cape Town in 1908. It features a full body replica of Rhodes wearing a … hand raised and pointing North. The Monument is located in the Company’s Garden on a secondary axis of the Iziko … Statue Of Cecil John Rhodes, in the Company's Gardens …

… 8 after the inclusion of Russia), opened a two-day meeting in London that, while unlikely to yield any major changes in exchange rate policies, offers fresh hope for a bold move to combat poverty in Africa. Diplomatic sources said former president Nelson … G7 meeting on world finance kicks off in London …

… Survey of race relations in South Africa in 1953 and 1954 and includes chapters on: Politics and … activities of non-European organizations and those working in collaboration with them; General work making for improved … A survey of race relations in South Africa: 1953-1954 …

… From the book:  History of Muslims in South Africa by Ebrahim Mahomed Mahida 1950 Jamiatul Ulama … aspects of Shi'ite Religion by Muhibbudeen AI-Khateeb, 1985. 9. Al-Jami 'at [newsletter]. The present officials of … earn and to make a living; it also strongly criticised the apartheid regime and its legislation. Muslim women also …

… astronomer, mathematician, chemist and photographer. In 1833, he embarked on a journey to South Africa to … and other objects of the southern skies. He arrived in Cape Town  on 15 January 1834 on a ship, accompanied by his wife Margaret Brodie Stewart. During their stay in the Cape, Herschel and his wife produced about 131 …

… Street is possibly the most historically rich street in Cape Town. It gets its name from the man who vehemently … Today the street is a main attraction for tourists in Cape Town. It is in close proximity to other attractions like the Old Slave …  [Accessed:9 October 2013]|Leeuwendaal D.,  Bright Days In Our History , [online], Available at  www.capetown.gov.za …

… A dissertation submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for a Doctoral Degree in the Faculty of Human Science, at the University of … about the shape, substance, and function of small towns in an increasing interdependent and competative global … Local economic rsponses to industrial migration in small towns. …

… Witzenberg is nestled in the Cape Winelands District on Route 62, consisting of : … of Ceres. Witsenberg got its name from WA van der Stel in 1699, in honour of a friend of his, Nicholaes Witsen. Who was a … Agterwitsenbergkom a Mountain Region in the Route 62, Cape Winelands …

… and Petrus du Preez appeared before Judge Faan Hanke in Bloemfontein High Court in connection with the murder of two soldiers, Michael … De Brug to Ladybrand. Hendrik du Preez was found guilty in July 2001, with another accused, Marius Swanepoel, but … , Kaapstad: Human & Rousseau| SAPA Tempe raid plan 'an all in the family' affair from IOL News [online] Available at: …

… Roland Levinsky, of the University of Plymouth, was born in South Africa to a British mother and Jewish father on 16 October 1943. His father was born in the Lethuania/Poland area and had fled to South Africa to … qualified pediatrician and worked at a children’s hospital in Philadelphia, in the US. On 1 January 2007, levinsky was …

… African National Congress (ANC) issued a joint statement in Lusaka, reiterating their commitment to overthrow White supremacy in South Africa. The respective delegations were led by Jay … agreed that the three organisations would do their utmost in pursuit of this goal. Click here to read more on the …

… warm hospitality and rich Culture of the Basotho people in the 'Bakone Malapa Museum'. The Bakone, a sub-group of the … Bakone people! The Cultural Village has been reconstructed in a style, that was typical about 250 Years ago. Run by several Basotho who live in the Village, the centre offers an authentic experience of …

… of Mozambique (FRELIMO) and he led the Mozambican people in their fight for independence from Portugal. In 1975 they were victorious and he was elected as … first president. At the time of his death, Machel had been in power for 11 years. On the day of the crash he was …

… A Survey of race relations in South Africa in 1949-1950 and includes chapters on: Rights and duties of liberals in South Africa; Institute activities and their background; … Survey of race relations in South Africa: 1949-1950 …

… Over four hundred mine workers lost their lives in Rhodesia’s (now Zimbabwe) worst mine disaster ever. The … and Botswana. The explosion happened at no.2 Colliery in the town of Wankie’s (now Hwange), Matebeleland. The … dust explosion. A monument has been erected on the site in remembrance of the miners who perished. …

… War II: how the nature of political quest for independence in Africa changed after 1945 …

… by Nelson R. Mandela, Honorary Secretary of the All-in African National Council, June 26, 1961 …

… Slogan and the Revolutionary Movement among White Workers in South Africa, presented at the Sixth …

… and Deputy Foreign Affairs Minister Aziz Pahad, arrived in Abidjan (Ivory Coast) to help find a solution to the political unrest in the country. Thousands of people turned out on the streets … Mbeki and the rest of his delegation. Mbeki was received in Abidjan by the secretary general of the Economic Community …

… Andries Johannes Botha was born on 22 September 1952 in Durban. He studied Fine Arts at the University Of … on to teach the subject at Techinkon Natal. He specialises in sculpture and has held group and solo exhibitions over the … Botha’s  first job as a lecturer led to a string of others in the visual art industry, including founder and director of …