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… first cautious step in the direction of a new sport policy by announcing in the House of …

… McCall Theal, historian and first archivist appointed by the Cape government, is born in Canada. He was the author …

… Anglo-Boer War 2: Jan (alias George) Malhombe is executed by the British under Baden-Powell because he was found guilty …

… founds the Republic of Goshen on land assigned to them by Machette of Kunwana, after Boer volunteers assis …

… The Abolition of the Slave Trade Act is passed by the British Parliament. It outlaws the slave trade within …

… The HNP’s policies are defined by its leader, Jaap Marais: no concessions to the Black man; …

… In the homeland of Ciskei, a mutiny by police and defence forces led to the resignation of …

… South Africa is informed by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) that it may not …

… Prime Minister Tony Blair thanks President Nelson Mandela by telephone for his help in persuading Libya to hand over …

… of the World Alliance of Reformed Churches, is exonerated by his church for having had an extra-mar …

… The Budget introduced by the Minister of Finance, Dr. T.E. Dönges, provides the …

… to prevent any further cross-border attacks from Transkei by the Pan-Afri …

… Anglo-Boer War 2: Jan (alias George) Malhombe is executed by the British under Baden-Powell because he was found guilty …

… Coca-Cola, originally developed by Dr John Pemperton as a brain tonic, is sold for the first …

… The Huguenot Church, designed by Louis Thibault and oldest church building in SA after the …

… Sermon by the ANC Department of Religious Affairs on the occasion of …

… Memorandum submitted by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of South …

… Memorandum submitted by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of South …

… in preparation for the 2010 FIFA World Cup, hosted by South Africa.  This stadium hosts a number of Football, … and renovated, a new cantilever roof was put on the West side, and the Stadium was given new Electronic Scoreboards, …

… The village of Great Brak Rivier was founded by Charles Searle, an English paper-mill hand who, together … house called Ferreira's and a farmhouse on the Mossel Bay side of the river. There he began making boots as a part-time … to prosper and soon expanded their business interests by erecting a boarding house known as the Temperance Hotel. …

… encountered inland from the sea, and was frequently used by visitors travelling from the coast into the South African … 1837. Webber already owned the Wayside Inn on the opposite side of the river. The property then changed hands at least three more times until it was purchased by Edward Tunbridge in 1848. By this time it was known as the …

… station's early days: "Touching after this on the material side of our work, we said that, wishing to provide entirely … Thaba 'Nchu and wrote this report, published subsequently by Samuel Broadbent: "Thaba 'Nchu is the chief settlement of …

… take you to the ferry). It takes you across to the other side of the river, where you can take a walk along the beach … New Dictionary of South African Place Names by Peter E Raper …

… on an upbeat note as Jake White's experimental young side takes Scotland apart at Murrayfield, winning 10-45. Two …

… and Minerals in the Making of South Africa commissioned by The Department of Education This chapter will examine the … ambitions; material, because they may have been dictated by a human desire for wealth; physical, because they may have been motivated by “people’s” perceived sense of superiority; philosophical, …

… Address by the State President F W de Klerk, at the opening of the … Address by State President F W de Klerk, DMS, at the opening of the …

… Congress, and I particularly, feel specially honoured by the invitation addressed to our organisation by the PAFMECA to attend this historic conference and to … our sincere appreciation of the relentless efforts made by the independent African states and national movements in …

… suffered in silence over many decades, despised sometimes by the workers on the shop floor who would have seen them as better off, and suppressed by the owners and management of companies who wanted them to … a special mission. I am reminded of the classic article by Pixley ka Isaka Seme, published in April 1906 in the …

… Slavery was introduced to the Cape Colony by the VOC in its desire to boost the agriculture and food … under harsh conditions with long working hours maintained by the use of force. For serious offences slaves were hanged … Spanish sea captain. Hooper and Kelly rode up by his side, disguised as British officers. The disguised band …

… looted shops, set fire to houses and killed 4 councillors. By the end of the year almost 150 people had been killed in political violence, which increased to 600 by September 1985 as the revolts spread across the country … a day of mourning, but also called for non-violence on the side of the people, unless it was 'defensive violence'. The …