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… the martyrs of the Bhisho massacre, those who were injured as well as those who survived in such a befitting manner. By, among … we seek to build; symbols that reflect our shared future as South Africans. During this year, 2012, which we have …

… the rise of the war-like chiefs of the people later known as the maZulu. But their rise seems to have been connected … Bantu, a change that was accelerated by other forces, such as contact with the Mohammedans and Arabs who came in their … effect on the existing tribal organisation and was felt as far afield as the Cape Colony. Tshaka himself was a …

… crimes has always been treated - by both men and women - as one for women to carry. Our society has behaved as if men had no power to change these things, as if they were hapless automatons driven by a so-called …

… the African National Congress and those of our membership as a whole. We cannot omit to make reference to those of them … at a meeting of this kind we should all have welcomed as an indication of a process of positive change taking place … and justifiably confident of victory because we meet not as leaders of southern Africa but we meet at the instance of …

… has been the need for us to recognise the reality that as a people we do indeed share this common legacy. Secondly, … Indeed the difficulties that our country faces serve as an imperative to these fellow South Africans to persist … new initiatives in the global struggle to combat racism. As the host country and given our own experience of racism, …

… twelve months of a decade which we, together, designated as the Decade of Liberation. In assessing the distance we … and effectiveness. Increasingly, the ANC is recognised as the alternative power. This reflects the depth of the … For the racist regime, the 1980s will go down in history as a decade of ever-deepening crisis. Unprecedented Wave of …

… twelve months of a decade which we, together, designated as the Decade of Liberation. In assessing the distance we … and effectiveness. Increasingly, the ANC is recognised as the alternative power. This reflects the depth of the … For the racist regime, the 1980`s will go down in history as a decade of ever-deepening crisis. Unprecedented Wave of …

… Mofutsanyana was born in 1899 in Witzieshoek (now known as Qwa Qwa), a tiny African reserve squeezed into a valley on … settled among Basothos in Witzieshoek and were assimilated as Sothos. Mfuzunyane was 'Sotho-ised' into Mofutsanyana. 8 … worked out understandings with Afrikaners in other areas as well. Because Afrikaner farmers owned so much land that …

… compensation was available to those who suffered damage as a result of oil spills, and to standardize international … in the past, most notably along the Cape of Good Hope, as it is situated on one of the world's major shipping … concern over environmental issues, this treaty served as an important piece of legislation, as it determined the …

… and grounds were temporarily taken over by the Military as Barracks and a Horse Paddock, but it was soon returned to its original function, and continued to be used as a School until 1970. It was declared a National Monument … three Stationery Store-rooms, a Hall and the Toilets, as well as the Court-yard of the School, situated on Erf …

… that cost the lives of many South African soldiers and as internal political perception of the war shifted. The … African Defence Force (SADF), for the same time period as normal military service; non-combatant service in the SADF … in non-military uniform, for a period one-and-a-half times as long as normal service; or community service, usually in a …

… President F.W. de Klerk described the ANC's proposals as unrealistic and released his timetable for future … not be held until March 1994. He also set February 1993 as deadline for the resumption of the Convention for a … (CODESA) talks. The ANC rejected De Klerk's proposals as unacceptable and was critical of his nine months of …

… if the local government elections were to take place as planned. Mandela responded by declaring that the elections and preparations would continue as planned despite the ruling. Acknowledging the significance … which had gone into recess on September 15, to reconvene as soon as possible. Speaker of Parliament, Frene Ginwala …

… reported on 5 February 1880 that: "It appears that ... as soon as Offices at Fort Cunynghame were opened, Members of the FAM … Government ordered that all members of the force employed as telegraphists should return to the ranks or apply for …

… Africa demonstrated the non feasibility of minority rule as it led to an intensification of guerrilla activities by … the white minority government These activities, known as the second Chimurenga (uprising) brought enormous pressure from within Africa as well as abroad to bear upon Rhodesia. While most Western …

… Christian and thus the state was to become Christian as well. This was not separated from the issue of land which is also seen as a gift from God for them. Winterveld was used as a case study to show how the state was justifying its own …

… founded on Trust land in the Nkandla district of KwaZulu as a  place of relocation, The name means “white home”, named as it was after the shiny tin huts  erected by new residents … they were first relocated there. The place was also known as Qhudeni because it was closer to a trading store or bus …

… The State theatre in Pretoria opened in 1981 as a non-profit government funded company. The Japanese- … any event, from festivals, product launches to shows such as opera,  ballet and musicals. Today, the State theatre and … embarrassing 2000 investment scam that saw millions lost as well as hundreds of jobs. Despite this set back and lack …

… are reported to have been killed in what has become known as the Langa or Uitenhage Massacre. Some reports register the … the police gunned them down. Although the massacre is not as widely remembered today as other apartheid atrocities, such as those at Sharpeville …

… of the South African regime with regard to southern Africa as a whole, the African National Congress has been at the … by the Frontline States to redefine the role of the ANC as a civil rights rather than a liberation movement in … The people of South Africa do not regard this regime as presiding over an independent sovereign country because …

… of the South African regime with regard to southern Africa as a whole, the African National Congress has been at the … by the Frontline States to redefine the role of the ANC as a civil rights rather than a liberation movement in … The people of South Africa do not regard this regime as presiding over an independent sovereign country because …

… fallen on deaf ears. Hubris, which means arrogant pride, as in pride before a fall, has been the ruin of many a man, … Tay Railway Bridge, in Scotland, which was his design as well as his obsession. He would die a broken man ten months after …

… renewal, we did so with no preconceptions or prescriptions as to how this might be done. We only knew that the social … Africans have overcome obstacles which others regarded as insurmountable. They decided to put their shared long-term … of this Summit defines the moral renewal of our nation as one of those matters which are so critical to our future. …

… the struggles and achievements of the South African people as a whole. I humbly accept the award in that spirit, while … To join George Washington and Winston Chuchill as the other recipients of such an award conferred at a … of equality, we can at last look upon our own country as one in which citizens, regardless of race, gender or …

… because in the past you stood side by side with us as we struggled together to defeat the evil system of … and the common sense to ensure that we treat the planet as a common renewable resource, a friend and partner whose … that you, the members of global civil society are here as participants at the World Summit. Together with the …

… in the Limpopo Province that when this occurred, it felt as if a strange silence and coldness fell over the land. In … Arms. Such is our optimism in nature and also in ourselves as a new South African nation. Another year recedes into the … will ensure a brighter future. The year 2002 became known as the Year of the Volunteer. Volunteers in a number of …

… in response to a crisis faced by the apartheid state, as South African capitalism has been facing its deepest … time ensure that they did not become a political force. As a result, the government set up a Commission of Inquiry into Labour Legislation in 1977. This became known as the Wiehahn Commission, and its most widely publicized …

… Monument under old NMC legislation on 17 October 1980. - As soon as Hazrath Soofie Saheb arrived in Durban in 1895 he bought a … Italian. When the Musjid, was completed, it was also used as a Madressa until 1903, when a Parsee by the name of …

… pushing for an end to British colonial rule. Moi emerged as a leader and spokesman for the Kalenjin, an ethnic … KADU voluntarily merged with KANU. Kenya was established as a republic with Kenyatta as president in December 1964. Moi was made minister for home …