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… Madagascar, a mountainous large island in the Indian Ocean, consists of many rivers and high … to India and Ceylon. On 4 May 1942 British troops landed in the Bay and Bay Ambararata Mail, just west of the port of … and handed it over to the Free French to control in order to consolidate their own routes to the East safely …

… the Prime Minister outlined South Africa's involvement in the Angolan War. He stated clearly that South Africa … African states that do not believe that the leaders of the Black people in South Africa are Mantanzima, 12 Mangope, 13 … and others. They believe that the only two leaders of the Black people in South Africa are Mandela 16 and Sobukwe. 17 …

… Announcement of a public meeting to take place in London, about the revolutionary struggle in South Africa. … Revolutionary struggle in South Africa …

… About 400 workers at Carlton Paper in Wadeville recently staged a sit-in as management had refused to pay any attention to their … Paper workers hold sit-in …

… Article in underground leaflet 'Freedom' issued by the South African Communist Party in November 1967 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the … Article in underground leaflet Freedom …

… Johannes Mashego (26) died in police custody in Parys, OFS (now Free State Province). His relatives … Another death in police custody …

… Myeza was born on 3 December 1950 to Jacob and Julia Myeza in Natal where he also did his early education. Myeza … degree. While studying he became a founder member of the Black Allied Workers Union (BAWU) in 1972, and he became in … of the Mozambican independence in conjunction with the Black People’s Convention (BPC). The government through the …

… media reports of a Cuban troop and equipment build-up in Angola; national conciliation requirements as a key issue to peace in Angola and the implementation date for the withdrawal of … Discussions in Brazzaville: 6-9 September 1988 …

… tasks of the organisation and the challenges that it faces in the current phase. In this process, it is natural and … Democratic Revolution (NDR) remains the liberation of the black people in general and Africans in particular. The … in shaping individuals` approaches to issues, the consciousness and identity that define individuals cannot be …

… A curfew, which was imposed in the independent Venda homeland as a result of the … to normality. Ravhele's forced resignation culminated in the six weeks of widespread demonstrations and strikes by … A curfew is lifted in Venda …

… Carolina on the route Machadodorp to Breyton. It was named in 1868 by Archibald Sinclair, recalling the Wreck of the … the town of Ambleside. Which is, North of Lake Windemere in the South Lake district of North-West England! … Ambleside, a Railway Siding in Mpumalanga …

… and Canning Workers Union, allegedly commits suicide while in detention by hanging himself with a scarf. He is the first White person to die in detention since 1963. At the time of his untimely death, … Neil Aggett dies in detention …

… at UCT, 1-4 May 1979. The six papers are entitled "Dead in one's lifetime", "Art and bondage", "Internationalism and provincialism in contemporary White English South African literature", … Dead in one's own lifetime …

… Simon ‘Mahlathini’ Nkabinde was born on 30 November 1937, in Newcastle. He grew up in Alexander Township. His father … was the most prominent of the basso-profundo “groaners” of black South African music. He was the well-known musician of … choir of his brother, Zeph. The choir was named Alexander Black Mambazo (from which the Ladysmith group took its name). …

… From the book:  Freedom In Our Life Time by Anton Muziwakhe Lembede 36. "MR. … quarter it comes. It visualises the rise and emergence of Black Africa as a world power. It believes in the leadership … Stars" and the "Orlando Philharmonic Choir"; the "Merry Black Birds Band" played for the ball. Mr. A. M. Lembede is …

… The Fawcett Commission headed by Millicent Fawcett in 1901, was established as a result of an outcry against the treatment of Afrikaners in concentration camps during the South African War. A … only White people were kept in these camps, some 14 000 Black people died in them. By 1902 there were 27 927 deaths …

… Jabulani Sam Nhlengethwa was born on 9 January 1955 in the Payneville township of  Springs ,  Gauteng  (formerly … part-time at the Johannesburg -based Federative Union of Black Artists (FUBA) and travelled extensively. He studied at … in Johannesburg in 1991, mainly to provide studio space to black artists who had little access to artistic resources. He …

… The Natives Representative Council was established in 1937 in terms of the Representation of Natives Act 12 of … had not yet succeeded in impressing its existence upon the consciousness of the powers that be. The same indifference of … not well in the relations between the Government and the "Black House," as the Zulu would put it. …

… Louis Botha was born near Greytown in Natal in 1862. He was the son of Voortrekker parents and … assistance and reconstruction of property, and postponing black voting rights until after representative government had … of union. Like Hertzog, Botha believed in maintaining black traditions and in totally segregating black and white, …

… The Pope arrives in Lesotho Pope John Paul , leader of the Catholic Church arrives in Lesotho amidst a hijacking crisis that revealed Lesotho's … The Pope arrives in Lesotho …

… ICU’s “Ginger” Faction and the Transformation of Interwar Black Radicalism by Henry Dee …

… are the narratives of the strike? What are the main themes in this literature? How does the  literature change over time? BIO Debby Bonnin is an associate professor in the Department of Sociology at the University of Pretoria.  Her research focus is on work and labour in South Africa.  …

… Car Bomb Kills Two Black Men, Injures 42 Others, AP News, 24 October 1988 …

… know. Event Country Month Date Year Person / Organisation SA Cyclist, Burry Stander is killed. South Africa January 3 … 3 2013 Exiled Officers Film director David R Ellis dies in SA South Africa January 7 2013 David R. Ellis Judge Norman … May 7 2013 Iron Man 3 Russell Domingo becomes the first Black to coach Proteas. South Africa May 11 2013 Russell …

… of Chief Moroka I of the Barolong, from Thaba Nchu  in the then Orange Free State. Moroka was born on 16 March … from Scotland. MacDonald was planning to educate young Black students in Scotland, and although Moroka’s parents … a farm just outside Thaba Nchu, where he served both the Black and White communities. In 1936, he moved his practice …

… Reagan's veto, several high profile companies divested in name only. IBM calmly announced that it had sold its South … itself would no longer have assets, capital or employees in the country and would thus comply with the letter of the … that the vast majority of workers in South Africa are black and would most surely be adversely affected. To be …

… them through a referendum to accept this strategy in their own interests, in the interests of continued white … the light of reactions to it of the vast majority of the black people of our country - by black again I mean "Coloured" Indians and Africans. They are …

… In the wake of the urban revolt of 1976 and with prospects of … Biko’s brutal death made him a martyr in the history of Black resistance to White hegemony. It inflamed Black anger … detention inquest, police honed in on the remaining Black Consciousness resistance organisations. In the process, two …

… Light blue background with title in brown. Title only. … Youth worker unity in action …

… List of white farmers living in the Tsitsikamma area … White farmers in Tsitsikamma area …