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… in the House of Lords, and was awarded a CBE by Queen Elizabeth II in 2000. Kathrada took Joffe and his wife …

… Atlantic yacht races. In 1935 Norton married Mildred Elizabeth Mary (Molly) McClurg, with whom he shared a …

… Kerr was the first of six children born to William and Elizabeth Findlay Kerr. When he was six years old the Kerr …

… out. Caucusing Steve left the conference and went to Port Elizabeth , Eastern Cape to see Barney Pityana, who had just … Police Station and Steve to Walmer Police Station, both in Port Elizabeth. Jones underwent severe torture over a …

… been implemented in various centres. Those taken in the Port Elizabeth- Uitenhage  area were recorded in detail in the … In 1900 the first steps were taken by Government to place Port Elizabeth in a position to cope with a possible outbreak …

… were still uncommon, Plaatje had married a Fingo. His wife Elizabeth was a sister of H. I. Bud-Mbelle .) The first major …

… National Party (NP). On 6 October 1956 he married Helena Elizabeth Malan with whom he had 3 daughters and 2 sons. …

… of the Bicentenary of the Independence of Haiti: Port-AU-Prince, 01 January 2004 Your Excellency, President …

… that day mass rallies were held in Johannesburg, Pretoria, Port Elizabeth, Durban, East London and Cape Town as well as some … at the Johannesburg rally chaired by Dr. Dadoo . In Port Elizabeth Prof. Z.K Matthews spoke about militant …

… by IFAW. Jon was one of the primary photographers for the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation (EGPAF), and …

… Born: Port Elizabeth, 1975. Resides and works in Johannesburg. Studied …

… Sec. 9 (1) 30 June 1970 31/12/1974 Cape Town Abrahams, Elizabeth Act No. 44 of 1950 Sec. 9 (1) 28 April 1967 … 9 (1)28 April 196730 June 1970 31/12/1967 30/9/1971 Port Elizabeth. Banished Outstanding leader of women in the … the Treason Trial. She was banished from her old home in Port Elizabeth on her return from jail. Baartman, Ben 1959   …

… Long was survived by his eighteen-year-old wife, Maria Elizabeth (Ria) (born Hammergren), whom he had married on 30 …

… Shepstone, who became an 1820 settler, and his wife Elizabeth Brooks, a Quaker. Shepstone's father was entered as … within the African interior and channelling it through the port of Durban whose potential as a commercial port he foresaw. He accepted Cetshwayo's invitation with …

… Shepstone, who became an 1820 settler, and his wife Elizabeth Brooks, a Quaker. Shepstone's father was entered as … within the African interior and channelling it through the port of Durban whose potential as a commercial port he foresaw. He accepted Cetshwayo's invitation with …

… defaced with green paint. 7 April, The horse memorial in Port Elizabeth is defaced. The statue of a kneeling soldier for … with red paint. 9 April, The statue of Queen Victoria in Port Elizabeth is defaced with green paint being thrown over … [Accessed 21 April 2015]| Queen Victoria statue defaced in Port Elizabeth , The New Age , 10 April 2015, [online], …

… his fathers. A month later, his younger brother moved to Port St Johns to live with his elder brother who was working …

… who were active in the fight against Apartheid , like Elizabeth Paul, Maggie Magaba,  Winnie Mandela ,  Lilian …

… Kholisile, 31 1989/11/24 Killing of security guard in Port Elizabeth (June 1986). Gxothiwe, Benjamin, 27 1988/03/25   … Zwelidumile, 36 1989/11/24 Killing of security guard in Port Elizabeth (June 1986). Mkaba, Zinakele 1964/11/06 Trade …

… the conditions of its members, especially at PUTCO and in Port Elizabeth where it also assisted white workers. It affiliated …

… in Johannesburg when they left a hall after curfew. In Port Elizabeth, 30 people entered a railway station through the … apartheid regulations. Slowly the campaign spread, from Port Elizabeth and East London to smaller towns in the …

… Emma Renzi, Joyce Barker, Wendy Fine, Marita Napier and Elizabeth Connell. They had fine careers abroad, some of them …

… communist influence on the ANC. Baloyi was married to Elizabeth Baloyi and though his death certificate indicates …

… and African creativity in Oslo, Norway; Barcelona, Spain; Port Louis, Mauritius; and Williams College, Massachusetts.  …

… of 14 children, Vorster was the son of Willem Carel and Elizabeth Vorster, nee Wagenaar He began schooling at the … chairperson of the Herenigde Nasionale Party (HNP) in Port Elizabeth. The Ossewa Brandwag Episode Vorster joined … went into retirement. He settled in Oubos, 150km west of Port Elizabeth. When the right wing of the NP broke away in …

… departed from Madras on 17 January 1878 and arrived at Port Natal (Durban) on 7 March, an arduous journey of 40 … 342 Indian immigrants departed from Madras and arrived at Port Natal on 16 November 1860 .  The first four immigrants … were Davarum, his wife, Nagium and their daughters Elizabeth (1½ years) and Kirbay (4 years) who were …

… first Lientenant-Govenor, the population of Durban, or Port Natal as it was also known, had risen to about 500 … and the Witwatersrand gold fields, during the 1880’s the port of Durban took over from Port Elizabeth as the main access point for trade goods destined …

… the Royal Visit in February 1947 to interview HRH Princess Elizabeth. In 1949, at the age of 25, she was appointed to …

… a year old, the family moved, first to Umzinto and then to Port Shepstone, where he matriculated in 1975 at Port Shepstone High School, also on the south coast of Natal. … suffered most under apartheid - the African people.   At Port Shepstone High School, his outstanding leadership …