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… businesswomen and community worker in Idutywa, Eastern Cape, received the Order of the Baobab in Gold for her … of the underprivileged communities in the Eastern Cape and her commitment to the fight against apartheid" from …

… D.W. (ed)(1972). Dictionary of South African Biography, Cape Town: Human Sciences Research Council, v. 5, p. 441. … (eds)(1970). Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa, Cape Town: NASOU, v. 5, p. 357.     …

… hostility towards all that was associated with the 'Western Way of Life', including its cultural values. He was … and could still find some elements of the heritage of Western 'civilization' to be of universal significance and … love for nature, while his knowledge of the flora of the Cape was quite remarkable. His sense of humour was maintained …

… did not wish to fall under the jurisdiction of Ciskei. The western portion of Pealton had already been incorporated into …

… in Oranjezicht, and was purchased by the Town Council of Cape Town in 1877 for the building of the Molteno Reservoir, … de Waal, a close friend of Cecil John Rhodes and mayor of Cape Town in 1889 and 1890, saw the potential for a park in … the bandstand was moved to the park after its use in the Cape Town Industrial Exhibition in Green Point. Military …

… the most Environmentally-friendly, progressive Hotels in Cape Town. Taking the lead from the original Owner, they have … in 2008 to mark the 350th Anniversary of winemaking in the Cape. Enquire about the guided Garden tour. As an … meats, seafood, produce and stationary.    Kids of the Cape Initiative- Extending our Hospitality past the …

… buildings, making the farmhouse one of the finest in the Cape. By the time the property was purchased by the Simon van …   Today the Centre for Conflict Resolution (CCR), Cape Town, South Africa's offices are located at the … elevation of the dovecot is a unique feature in classical Cape architecture.   Centre for Conflict Resolution Coornhoop …

… Bechuanaland, which was later incorporated into the Cape Colony in 1895.  Roy Stilling, 08 Oct 1996   Goshen was … town of Gaborone. Initially Mafeking remained part of the Cape Province during Bophuthatswana's "independence", even … Transvaal territory and was cut off from the rest of the Cape but later the town was incorporated into Bophuthatswana. …

… David van Lill, Van Lill’s South African Sports Trivia (Cape Town: Zebra Press, 2005), p. 199. ↵ [iv] David van Lill, Van Lill’s South African Sports Trivia (Cape Town: Zebra Press, 2005), p. 199. ↵ [v] Sandra Reynolds, … David van Lill, Van Lill’s South African Sports Trivia (Cape Town: Zebra Press, 2005), p. 199. ↵ [viii] P. Church: …

… were emigrants during the 1830s and 1840s who left the Cape Colony moving into the interior of South Africa. The Voortrekkers decided to leave the Cape Colony for various contested and complicated reasons, … Louis Trichardt led a group of Voortrekkers from the Cape Colony in 1835. Trichardt was often described as a …

… The Workers Party consists of two small branches at Cape Town and at Johannesburg. As a distance of one thousand … support for the "Spark," which continues to be produced in Cape Town under the control of an editorial committee of Cape Town comrades. The Communist League exists only in Cape …

… standard of living. The majority of Trade Unions in the Cape are affiliated to the Cape Federation of Labour Unions, while those in the northern Provinces, as well as a few in the Cape, are affiliated to the Trades and Labour Council.17 The …

… parties of disaffected Dutch farmers , emigrating from the Cape , began to spill over the Kahlamba or Drakensberg . … north of the Tugela , Sir George Napier , Governor of the Cape sent a small military force to Port Natal for the … dire straits, they were forced to seek assistance from the Cape, and Dick King and his Zulu retainer Ndongweni stole out …

… and lived in a pastoral society. They arrived in the western part of southern Africa about 2 000 years ago about …

… towards the Namibian border. The fighting in the south western part of Angola led to the withdrawal of the South … & Williams, D. (2006). 7 Battles that shaped South Africa, Cape Town: Tafelberg.|Van der Walt, S. (2008). Dit gaan oor …

… to the role of the democratic, peace-loving forces of the Western world in the struggle for peace and progress. He …

… a statutory body acting as a local authority for the Western Areas. The NRB replaced the JCC's Non-European … H and Mbenga, B. (2007) New History of South Africa Cape Town) p318|Evans, I. T. (1957) Bureaucracy and race …

… Indians and Chinese, and terrorised the population of Western Native Township. (D. Mattera, Memory is the Weapon, …

… Johannes Gerhardus (JG) Strijdom was born in 1893 in the Cape Colony. He trained as a lawyer at the Victoria College …  Johannes Gerhardus Strijdom died on 24 August 1958 in Cape Town and is buried at Heroes’ Acre in Pretoria. …

… the household prior to the fire - and is to be held at the Cape Town School of Photography - which overlooks Harrington Street. Venue: The Cape Town School of Photography, 4th Floor 62 Roeland Street …

… all progenitors from the Netherlands, arriving at the Cape prior to 1688.  Smit, a Boer general in the … was born at Doornbos, Graaff-Reinet district, Eastern Cape, on 30 May 1837. He was Commander of the Boer forces at …

… bloublommetjieskloof  in the district of Malmesbury in the Cape Colony, Maria Magdalena Laubster was a painter and … has since gained wide acceptance. Laubster studied art in Cape Town for two months under Edward Roworth and later in …

… of the Transvaal, the Orange Free State, Natal and the Cape Province. Dutch and English were the two official … On 23 April 1914 C.J. Langenhoven, member of the Cape Provincial Council proposed that Afrikaans should …

… (eds)(1970). Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa, Cape Town: NASOU, v. 6, p. 396. Kruger, D.W. (ed)(1972). Dictionary of South African Biography, Cape Town: Human Sciences Research Council, v. 2, p. 364. …

… to avoid a smallpox epidemic , which was sweeping through Cape Town at the time.  A short period prior to this, a small … of 1,425. By 1904 it stood at 8,839. The railway line from Cape Town reached Sea Point on 1 December 1905. Diversity in Sea Point Saul Solomon , founder of the Cape Argus and MP for Cape Town, resided in Sea Point until …

… from its world-wide empire. We could expect the powerful western states to support apartheid South Africa. One could … my real name. They insisted I was Goldreich. I was from Cape Town and these were Johannesburg cops. A security … had been asked by Govan Mbeki, who chose to by-pass the Western Cape MK regional command, to transport explosives to …

… ANC terrorists about to wreak vengeance on the Eastern Cape at Christmas. Why then? They understood OR I must …

… visits by the Premier of the racist regime to several Western countries which include Portugal, the United Kingdom, … well co-ordinated public campai gn , specially in certain Western countries, directed against apartheid South Africa. …

… situation alone. Question : It looks as though the Western strategy is to say to Vorster, "See reason over … : Precisely. It has always been like that and is still the Western thinking. But it is not true at all that Vorster is … independence) solution for Namibia goes through, will the Western countries` hypocritical attitudes be further …

… Zimbabwe situation alone. Question: It looks as though the Western strategy is to say to Vorster, "See reason over … Precisely. It has always been like that and is still the Western thinking. But it is not true at all that Vorster is … independence) solution for Namibia goes through, will the Western countries' hypocritical attitudes be further …