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… Hotel', in Milnerton. Three years after his arrival at the Cape of Storms, Jan van Riebeek instructed Jan Wintervogel , … of livestock they owned . The Khoikhoi mainly occupied the Cape region and they were the first to engage with the Dutch … was allowed, and the boundary walls now form part of the Western Cape's Heritage . Today, the farm continues to be …

… of whom live in the coastal region of Gujarat in western India [3] . The siddis of Gujarat are a tribal Sufi … audial signature. Like many Indians, the Siddis of western Gujarat don saris and turbans and converse with one …

… between the Governments of India and South Africa opens in Cape Town. The South African delegation is led by the … of the Interior, Dr D.F. Malan, indicates the failure of Cape Town Agreement with regards to the repatriation of … Minister J.B.M. Hertzog and other government officials in Cape Town to discuss acts tabled in Parliament in 1935. Prime …

… of the Garden of Remembrance, after being moved from the Western end of nearby Chatswood Park in 1952. The square …

… The Raadsaal Building is located on the South-Western corner of Church Square and forms an important part …

… a popular town in the heart of Bushveld country in the western crook of the Kruger National Park, even if it is a …

… secession to an end. In 1965, Mobutu, supported by many Western powers, finally seized power. His leadership was to …

… difaqane in several ways. Firstly, and in the case of the western Trans-Vaal, it helps untangle multiple causes by … the late eighteenth century and an expanding northern Cape frontier as well as other tensions."   …

… G.J. Centre for Popular Memory , University of Cape Town Today’s events are still influenced by those of …

… place in Bisho , an independent homeland in the Eastern Cape and twenty eight ANC protesters were killed by the …

… and sectarian leadership. At a meeting held in Cape Town in June 1930, a resolution was moved to bar CPSA … by storm Gomas concentrated on the towns, particularly Cape Town. Together with Ray Alexander, he was organising the … powers at his command to decimate Party branches in the Western Cape, as well as in Durban. The strike of few in the …

… (Wood and Jewkes, 1997, p41). A research project in Cape Town reported that out of 600 teenagers 60% had been … to 6 (Goetz, 1998, p243). The New Women’s Movement in the Western Cape challenged the poverty enhancing nature of the grant, …

… South Africa as slaves during the Dutch settlement in the Cape of Good Hope in the seventeenth and eighteenth … after Van Riebeeck established the first settlement at the Cape in 1652. From then until late in the eighteenth century, … a  large number of Indians were taken into slavery in the Cape.  They  and their descendants played a significant role …

… the Dutch East India Company laid claim to land on the western and southern sides of the Fish River. A farmer named … shell. The British government took nominal control of the Cape Colony in 1806, but did not secure its eastern regions … founded for the purpose of keeping the Xhosa’s out of the Cape Colony beyond the Fish River. It served as a military …

… said about the incidence of HIV in the United States and Western Europe at the time. To all intents and purposes, 15 … this situation has not changed both in the US and in Western Europe. But, as we have said, and as is generally … Why does the same Virus behave differently in the US and Western Europe from the way it behaves in Southern Africa! It …

… Loots is born in the Kat River area of the Eastern Cape (19 July). [i] 1954 Matriculated from John Bisseker High School, in East London, Eastern Cape. 1961 Is recruited into the African National Congress …

… districts: but have been sad to see that violence in the Western Cape has forced a further extension on you. Please do not …

… was General Hertzog's loss of ground to Dr Malan in the Cape and Orange Free State platteland where he suffered a net … of the total number of seats in the Union) on the Cape (20), Orange Free State (10) and Transvaal platteland … MPs represented urban constituencies: seventeen in the Cape, 24 in the Transvaal and one each in the Orange Free …

… in 1948. In the 1830s when some Afrikaners left the Cape on the Great Trek, their ideal was to create an … underutilised. With the advent of British rule at the Cape, the Boers, many of them eager to flee from the colony … was repayment for the treatment the Boers received at the Cape. The abortive Jameson raid and the issued ultimatum …

… Africa. The slaves from Asia were the ancestors of the Cape Malay community, an important group among the "Coloured" people. It is mostly Muslim. The Cape Malays are noted as artisans. Information on the extent … be done. In 1677, 93 "Tuticorin" slaves were sent to the Cape from Southern India. [1] The Cape slave population was …

… university led to the possible secession of the Western Cape. The Western Cape has an Afrikaans-speaking majority, after all, …

… were granted land in an area south of Table Bay at the Cape of Good Hope . Jan van Riebeeck , the Dutch commander at the Cape, referred to the area as "Het Ronde Doornboschjen" , … recognition as a separate village, or as a suburb of Cape Town , until after the 1830s. The census taken in 1875, …

… racial ghettoes: Lenasia, Soweto, Eldorado Park and the western townships. The historical impact of the Group Areas …

… Africa, 18 May 1947 Field Marshal Smuts is a trustee for Western civilisation. I still cling to the hope that he will …

… communist aggression threatened all countries considered Western aligned. Also, South Africa could not afford to …

… (Kenilworth) and the Heidelberg Tavern (Observatory), Cape Town, Mphahlele, as APLA’s Director of Operations, he … soil ”“ My life as a freedom fighter (2002) Kwela Books, Cape Town|PAC. President ”“ Letlapa Mphahlele from the PAC …

… of 2 of the old stakeholders in apartheid power. In the Western Cape the National Party holds a dominant position, while in … of the national votes cast, and with a majority in the Western Cape Province of 53%. Both results were attributable …