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… built and leased to slaves. These people were known as Cape Malays, and were brought from Malaysia, Indonesia and the rest of Africa to work in the Cape. The oldest Building in the Bo-Kaap is in Wale Street … people across the World." The audio tour: voicemap.me/tour/cape-town/bo-kaap-walking-tour The Museum was established in …

… where used to measure distance, by the early settlers, in Cape Town. A Post Office known as Eleventh Mile Stone, … an independant Municipality in 1902 but included into the Cape Town municipal area in 1913.  The name commemorates Sir Peregrine Maitland, who was Governor of the Cape from 1844 to 1847. …

… Chief Rabbi of Cape Town and Hebrew scholar Israel Abrahams was born in … part-time professor of Hebrew at the University of Cape Town. Abrahams wrote extensively and also translated … D.W. (ed)(1972). Dictionary of South African Biography, Cape Town: Human Sciences Research Council, v. 5.   …

… towards playing the alto saxophone. In the early 1960’s in Cape Town, Pukwana was touring around the greater Cape area as a solo pianist and alto saxophone performer. … The Blue Notes wanted to step out of the realm of the Cape Jazz scene seeking broader recognition. After their …

… Gertrude Fester was born into this oppressive state in Cape Town . After growing up in oppressive, patriarchal, … (Gertrude 2013). She lived her entire childhood in Cape Town, going to Harold Cressy High School and then the University of Cape Town. Throughout her life, Fester continued to educate …

… Community Arts Project (CAP) established in 1977 in Cape Town, the Open School based in Johannesburg and Afrapix, … with other groups in South Africa such as Junction Avenue, Cape Arts Project, and Staffrider Magazine. Medu Members in … A number of plays were produced at the festival by the Cape Arts Project, the most interesting of which being a mime …

… ambitious work and I hardly recall a music performance in Cape Town that got close to the stuff they dished out at the … of a concert like Toumani Diabate’s four years ago in the Cape Town Cathedral but at its most lyrical it had moments of … Mourning the Insurrection. This is live music recorded in Cape Town and despite the talent at hand the improvisations …

… people are given a slightly higher "status"; in the Cape their men have the right to vote if they comply with the … not something that is the property of any one race along. Western civilisation is descended from the cultures of India, China, Egypt and Arabia, as well as of Western Europe. Civilisation is the product of all mankind. …

… that, although it was politically strong in the Western Cape particularly, it was not sectarian and divisive. There …

… 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 … beyond its annual meetings. Radicals in the Transvaal and Cape Town branches became increasingly desperate over …

… was born in Stuttgart in 1811 and emigrated to the Cape in 1835. Following his marriage in the colony, he inherited a halfway-house near Wynberg, on the Cape Town-Simonstown road. Rathfelder's Inn, as it soon … and in the 1840's became the headquarters of the Cape Hunt. It also became a popular destination for Cape Town …

… the Past: New Perspectives on South African History . Cape Town, UCT Press, 1986. Callinicos, Luli. We are not … 3) Giliomee, Hermann. Afrikaners: Biography of a People . Cape Town, Tafelberg, 2003. Jeeves, Alan and Jonathan Crush … Storm: Portraits of Black Lives in Rural South Africa . Cape Town, David Philip, 1988. Keegan, Tim. Rural …

… the Communist Party of South Africa (CPSA) took place in Cape Town from 30 July to 1 August 1921, however, the party was founded on 29 July 1921 in Cape Town. It was founded mainly by radical White workers and … founding conference was preceded by a public meeting in Cape Town attended by over two thousand, mainly coloured, …

… at Muizenberg during their campaign to capture the Cape Colony. The engagement saw Dutch East India Company … The poem represents an early instance where the emerging Cape Dutch vernacular - rather than standard Dutch  - … deliberately imitated the local speech patterns of the Cape Dutch speakers, marking an important moment in the …

… actress and author was born in Graaf Reinet in the Eastern Cape on 24 December 1906.  At the age of five she joined … was the co organiser of the Van Riebeeck celebrations in Cape Town and also played a role in Hantie kom huis toe in 1955 when it was presented in Cape Town. She was instrumental in the formation of the Cape …

… located on  Birkdale Avenue, 5 Elson Rd, Woodstock , Cape Town, was bequeathed as an Arts and Culture Centre. … She was also the Curator of the Michaelis Collection, in Cape Town. Erik Laubscher , the first Principal, opened the … continues to run in its original Location in Woodstock, Cape Town. …

… her life to helping the downtrodden and destitute in Cape Town, especially women prostitutes. Her work resulted in … House,' which soon became an institution recognised by the Cape Town City Council and police. In 1937 Sister Nannie was … Medals in recognition of the work she had been doing in Cape Town. …

… Diana E.H. Russell was born in Cape Town on 6 November 1938. Her mother was British and her … After completing her bachelors degree at the University of Cape Town, Russell left for Britain. In 1963, she moved to … was arrested while participating in a peaceful protest  in Cape Town. …

… of these states.”  Thus, informed by the perception that Western states were using the ICC to conduct a legal campaign … the growth of regime stability and the proliferation of a Western hegemonic liberalism.  The issue therein, according … partially remedy a further concern that the ICC applies Western legal processes and standards to an African context, …

… to the screening on the 28th,29th and 30th November in Cape Town and Johannesburg.  Douglas Mwonzora will be at each … and contact numbers, it would be much appreciated.   Cape Town Screenings: Isivivana Centre - Khaylitsha Monday, 28 November 7pm   Labia Theatre - Cape Town CBD Tuesday, 29 November  7pm   Johannesburg …

… Simon van der Stel , who became commander of the Cape on 12 October 1679 and was promoted to governor in 1691, … retirement, Simon was one of the largest landowners at the Cape. He settled on his estate Constantia and continued to … of Adriaan's farming activities, a group of influential Cape farmers drew up a petition against him, which they sent …

… Read Gallery extended itself to the V&A Waterfront in Cape Town . The small but dynamic gallery opened its doors in … close relationship between the Everard Read Galleries in Cape Town and Johannesburg, ensures that both galleries have … the finest art from abroad. The Everart Read Gallery in Cape Town takes particular pride in discovering new, locally …

… in the Transvaal and Orange Free State areas, and in the Cape Province Blacks gained the vote only if they met a … Bulhoek (now Whittlesea), near Queenstown in the Eastern Cape. Frustrated White authorities finally resorted to the … short of funds and poorly organised. The ICU, founded in Cape Town, started out as a trade union for the Black and …

… in the Transvaal and Orange Free State areas, and in the Cape Province Blacks gained the vote only if they met a … Bulhoek (now Whittlesea), near Queenstown in the Eastern Cape. Frustrated White authorities finally resorted to the … short of funds and poorly organised. The ICU, founded in Cape Town, started out as a trade union for the Black and …

… Natal Youth Organisation Transvaal Youth Organisation Western Cape Youth Organisation Zimele Trust Fund Siyazinceda Trust … United Democratic Front (UDF) Vaal Civic Association (VCA) Western Cape Civic Association At the same time as these …

… Hendrickus ‘Snaar’ Viljoen was born in Hanover, Northern Cape on 11 January 1904.[i] Snaar was one of South Africa’s … van Lill, Van Lill’s South African Sports Trivia (Cape Town: Zebra Press, 2005), p. 159. ↵ [iii]David van Lill, Van Lill’s South African Sports Trivia (Cape Town: Zebra Press, 2005), p. 159. ↵ [iv]David van Lill, …

… sanctioned pirates. By the time the Alabama sailed into Cape Town she had sunk more than fifty Union trading vessels … as it sank a Union ship, The Sea Bride, within sight of Cape Town harbour.  It then berthed in Cape Town for provisions and repairs again.  This gave rise …

… Post and is located in False Bay, on the road between Cape Town and Simon's Town . It was named after Wynand Willem … in charge of the post in 1844, and later commander of the Cape garrison. The railway line from Wynberg reached … the birthplace of surfing in South Africa.  In 1918, the Cape Peninsula Publicity Association brochure had the …

… The police in Adderley street, Cape Town used their new water cannons to suppress a Cape riot that had, for the third time, spread to White … rioting spread from the Schotche Kloof Malay section of Cape Town. Rioting started when groups of women wearing … Weekly Mail. (1985). "' Purple rain' quells Cape riot ", Weekly Mail: Vol 1 (20). 25 to 31 October. …

… During her youth she lived in Cradock in the Eastern Cape. She died in Wynberg, Cape Town, on 10 December 1920. The Department of Tourism in the Eastern Cape has converted a house into a museum and named it after … (eds)(1970). Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa , Cape Town: NASOU. …