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… in any way agreeing to support a colonisation scheme as a desirable solution to the South African Indian issue. Indeed, the S.A.I.C. rejected colonisation as a solution in a carefully worded statement which it … South Africa emigrating to some suitable country so long as such co-operation on the part of the Congress was accepted …

… socio-economic status than their Afrikan counterparts, and as result the two often interact and relate as unequals, frequently the former holding and (ab)using … end oppression and equalize society. In other words, for as long as the EFF is not in power it will be compelled to …

… and honour the memory of our Freedom Day, April 27th 1994 as a culmination of many years of people`s struggles to … ensure that our people never take our freedom for granted. As part of our Freedom Day celebrations we introduced the National Orders Awards ceremony as a way of honouring all those who played a prominent role …

… within the police. 8. The relevant law be promulgated as a matter of urgency to give effect to the fore going … Forums within the structures of government structures so as to ensure that they perform their functions adequately. … apartheid system, this arrangement needs to be reviewed as part of the introduction of CSFs. 17. School Safety and …

… to learn from each other and much to offer each other. As South Africa seeks to build a nation united in all the … of our histories on industrialised nations to our North, as well as to the ocean that until now served more as a barrier than …

… at the next session of Parliament must surely rank as the most viciously anti-Non-European piece of legislation … deprived the Africans of their land and property rights as well as the political rights still allowed in the Cape, for which …

… persecution by the racist regime - a series of gaolings, as well as the anguish of a mother as her children were frequently detained and held …

… was one of magnanimity and a great generosity of spirit. As a people we were enormously proud of what we had achieved, … ourselves a peaceful resolution to what was regarded as one of the most intractable situations o f conflict in the … extent, depth and gravity of the challenges ahead of us as we set out on that day to transform, reconstruct and …

… 1654 the Dutch East India Company established the Cape as a half­way house for its ships travelling between Holland and the East Indies. It was also to serve as a penal settlement for convicts and political exiles from … 3 The first recorded arrival of free Muslims known as Mardyckers is in 1658. Mardycka or Maredhika implies …

… and the rest of the world.  This suite could be described as landscape photography given that its stylistic … a way that accompanies and gives complementary information as to the main subject of the suite: the red ribbon, symbol … throughout the South African landscape. We could say –as Walter Benjamín did about the photographs of deserted …

… for all the women of South Africa; and for South Africa as a country which is on the threshold of liberation from … imprisonment for carrying out tasks assigned by the ANC, as women and as revolutionaries. During these years we have lost many of …

… who withheld Plaatje’s passport, described the ANC leader as “a troublesome professional agitator” whose lectures in … by a Black South African, Mhudi. He started his career as a postman, but by 1921 he was well-known in South Africa and Britain as a writer, newspaper editor, politician and activist.   If …

… between the Vaal and the Harts River. This area was known as Maamusa. In the War that resulted from this competition, … to the proclamation of the Town, Maamusa is referred to as "Mamusa, die voorige Stad van Massouw". The name "Massouw", as written by Afrikaner Historians of the area, is a name of …

… All of them, without exception, are with you in spirit as we celebrate a revolution that established the first black … Diaspora, view the Bicentenary of the Haitian Revolution as an inspiring occasion that communicates an important … underdevelopment, discrimination and marginalisation. As we know, as a French slave colony, this country …

… Lake Victoria . Its abundant wildlife includes chimpanzees as well as rare birds. The remote Bwindi Impenetrable National Park … is known for its 43m-tall waterfall and wildlife such as hippos. Named after the dramatic Murchison Falls, which …

… masters of the two ships, Henry Yardley and Henry Stump, as well as some of their chief officers and members of their crew. On … 16 of the Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea, as to sound signals and speed in a fog, and by his more …

… 30 June 2011 the biggest Arts event in South Africa, known as the National Arts Festival, will be celebrating 37 years … important events in the South African cultural calendar, as it dates back to 1974 when the 1820 Settlers National … open to all irrespective of race, colour, sex or creed. As no censorship or artistic restraint has ever been imposed …

… the Area of Polokwane looked like between 1892 and 1945 as well as provide an insight into the architecture, celebrities, … portray what the Area of Polokwane (previously known as Pietersburg) looked like between 1892 and 1945 as well as …

… scenic splendour. It is no wonder that Mpumalanga is known as Paradise Country.  Gods Window is so called for the … extravagant beauty. One can observe the hills and forests as far as the eye can see. In fact, it seems as if one can see …

… the Western Cape. Although the reserve was first created as a refuge for Strandveld and Coastal Fynbos, it now also functions as a base for ecological teaching, environmental education, … the Western Cape. Although the reserve was first created as a refuge for Strandveld and Coastal Fynbos, it now also …

… long wine route, suffered little notoriety and languished as something of a one-horse town in much the same vein as its Neighbour's. Now referred to as the 'not yet discovered' Joubertina, and 'the Big Apple of …

… launched his "Total Strategy" in response to what he saw as the "Total Onslaught" of communism within the country and … economic destabilisation of neighbours by South Africa. As part of this strategy he held talks with Samora Machel, … harbour hostile forces or allow their countries to be used as launching pads for attacks on one another. Mozambique …

… the conflict in South West Africa (present-day Namibia) as well as items relating to the armed struggle against apartheid. … artillery guns which were used in the Anglo-Boer Wars such as the Maxim machine gun, the howitzer, automatic handguns …

… The charming little village known as Elim, is dominated by white-washed fishermen’s cottages … South African mission stations . It was founded in 1824 as the third Moravian mission station in the Cape. Today it … location. A number of interesting climatic factors, such as the cool south west and south easterly winds that restrict …

… Enoch Mgijima , who was the leader of 500 followers, known as the 'Israelites', was one of the title holders at … Museum in King William's Town , a homemade sword stands as the symbol of a religious group's struggle to preserve its … jagged-edged sword was used by Israelites, today known as members of the Church of God and Saints of Christ, against …

… at the Government College Umuahia. He took up a post as a Civil Administrator during the Nigerian Civil War and … based on his experiences. In 1973, after having served as the Regional Commissioner for Education in the River State … by hanging. On 11 November 1995, Saro Wiwa was executed, as were the other eight defendants. The international …

… present a greater measure of confidence amongst Indians, as is reflected in its large and still increasing membership, … the welfare of her children abroad cannot but be granted as right and dutiful. The question then has its domestic as well as its international aspect. WHAT WE WANT 3. We are …

… Naidu, Nontsikelelo Cothoza All ANC Shot dead in an ambush as alleged 'infiltrators', none was armed. 12 June near Piet … Nkosinthi Thenjekwayo All ANC Shot dead in an ambush as alleged 'infiltrators' 1 July - Michael Banda Unionist … July Kempton Park Stanford Mazikwana Unionist (SACWU) Died as a result of injuries sustained in an attack by 4 whites. …

… commemorated by members of the Eastern Orthodox Church as well as some Protestant Churches, such as Anglican, Lutheran and Anglican churches.  …

… Communist ideological point of view. Other ideologies such as Marxism and Socialism are also discussed. Profiles of prominent South African communists are included as are articles on Party history, trade unionism and workers' … are dealt with on an educational and practical level such as what to do if arrested and how to master secret …