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… From the book:  Johnny Gomas Voice of the working class: A … Charterists within the ANC, interspersed with critiques from the NEUM. The anc had allied itself with other … let his past dominate. In an interview conducted in June 1976, he tells of an episode in the Worcester gaol when a …

… traced back to as early as 1652 when the first officials from the Dutch East India Company settled there. Reaching Table Bay in 1653, Abraham from Batavia became the first slave to be imported . Even … 1834 there were 36 169 slaves at the Cape. Slaves hailed from different parts of the world. It is maintained that 26.4 …

… the Rivonia Trial. Some of these items have been scanned from originals by Pambili Productions , others are text files and transcriptions from various sources. …

… China was ruled by a series of dynasties until 1911 and from 1368 to 1644, the Ming Dynasty ruled over China. This … numbers, had their lands confiscated, and were excluded from governmental positions. [6] Non-mongolian foreigners, … the main leaders of these rebel groups.  He did not come from an affluent background, and spent years begging for a …

… was returned to the Cape mail run in 1918, was withdrawn from service in 1935, and broken up in 1936. Arniton The … It completed 8 successful voyages between Indian and China from November 1794 to June 1813. During 1813 or 1814 the ship … Navy. The Arniston began its last journey in April 1815 from Pont de Galle in Sri Lanka, then Ceylon, with a fleet of …

… come into being every month. More than ten million Jews from all over the world observe the Sabbath every week and … In a country like South Africa many people have learned from stories told to them. These stories carry information … and living and shared customs, traditions and memories from parents to children. In this lesson we will learn about …

… of Dutch came into contact with slaves, who originated from various countries, such as Indonesia, India and Angola, … and Portuguese  Creole [10] Afrikaans also originated from contact with French and German speakers. Afrikaans … preference in the employment and business sector. [17] By 1976 the National Party’s promotion of Afrikaans as the main …

… Heritage Resources Heritage – our past, and where we come from – means different things to different people. Some … World Heritage Sites? Investigating heritage resources from the past What are the issues involved in displaying … of qualities and characteristics that are passed from parents to their children. Each and every one of us has …

… that helped the people of Angola to repel the invaders from racist Pretoria came from Cuba, and with their blood they cemented the bonds … the efforts to assist the regime to meet its oil needs. In 1976, West German banks, many of them State-controlled, …

… of individuals and probably few families removed from the inner city slum yards opted to relocate to … voting. To realise its objective of removing Africans from Sophiatown and settling them in Meadowlands, the NP … of 1929 to 1932 was followed by South Africa’s departure from the Gold Standard . It is argued that this led to the …

… Africans resisted colonial rule from the outset, trying to hold on to their land,  but were … these two wars helped fuel the struggle for independence from colonial rule. This was partly because participation of … failing economies of Europe. The mining of mineral wealth from Africa required the reorganization of colonial rule, …

… From the book:  Le Rona Re Batho (An account of the 1982 … were students at school in Lesotho. Some were visitors from South Africa. Others, recently arrived students, were … problems of the school boycott after the uprising in June 1976 and the senseless murder of children in Soweto and …

… of the Pact Government in which the push for independence from Britain was becoming strong. In 1923 the National Party … a new South African identity marking its freedom from British rule. This meant the creation of a new flag and … (who formed the National Party or NP in 1914, and split from the SAP) favoured full independence for South Africa. …

… In 1977, a group of "cultural workers"from the townships fled into exile in Gaborone, Botswana; including Molefe Pheto, from Mhloti Theatre. Thami Mnyele followed in 1978. In … Over the eight years of its existence, Medu varied from 15 to as many as 50 members. Most were South Africa …

… (SANLC) was formed in 1916 in response to a request from the British Imperial Government for an African labour … owing to the very extended front recently taken over by me from the French. (Grundlingh: 1987:41) Some 35 000 Black … were to be sent to Europe met with strong opposition from the White establishment in South Africa. It was feared …

… Zimbabwe, that we are able to meet here today to consider from a point so close to the borders of racist South Africa … this strategy in circumstances that have radically changed from those that obtained 25 years ago, thanks to the … The defeat of the invading apartheid forces in Angola in 1976 and the current successes of the Angolan armed forces on …

… Organisation (AZASO) was established in 1979 by students from five black universities and one college of education. … of Black Consciousness which called for a total break away from White student structures, they did not co-operate with … All these developments highlighted a drift by AZASO from the philosophy of Black Consciousness and its associated …

… vegetable supply more land was required. Land was seized from the Khoikhoi, and later the San, to increase Dutch … settlers. After the British took over the Cape Colony from the Dutch in 1806, colonial expansion and dispossession … and British forced the Voortrekkers to begin migrating from the Cape Colony in 1834 into the interior to escape …

… these facts, they were increasingly being squeezed out from the land they held and they rarely succeeded in winning … during the 1750’s. He attracted a following as he moved up from Piketberg to Little Namaqualand and by the 1790’s … until 1804 when they were persuaded by two missionaries from the London Missionary Society to settle down with their …

… these facts, they were increasingly being squeezed out from the land they held and they rarely succeeded in winning … during the 1750’s. He attracted a following as he moved up from Piketberg to Little Namaqualand and by the 1790’s … until 1804 when they were persuaded by two missionaries from the London Missionary Society to settle down with their …

… parts of the country. For example, the Tlokoa were driven from their villages and, in turn, attacked other settlements … people needed a stronger fortress to protect themselves from attack. He very wisely chose a flat-topped mountain … in war. In this way, Moshoeshoe built up his chiefdom from 25 000 people in 1836 to 80 000 in 1848. Moshoeshoe also …

… through inhaling the poison dust. Millions displaced from their homes, separated from their families and locked into a chain of guarded, … already paid by black miners for digging gold and coal from the bowels of South Africa's earth. Sol Plaatje, the …

… found a virtually impenetrable location about 30km from Maseru and he decided to move his tribe to this safer … successfully defended his people against attacks from the Ndebele under Mzilikazi, the Griquas, the Boers on … III is a great grandson of King Moshoeshoe I. The view from the Khubelu Pass leading to Thaba Bosiu. Source: …

… reflected back to the event that led to his expulsion from the University of Fort Hare; “And I was expelled. You … with us at Fort Hare at that time.... And then somebody from behind us, there were many of us, but I was in the … Massey D. (1999), ‘Stanley Mabizela’ , from University of KwaZulu Natal , 13 April, [online] …

… constituencies of the first union parliament. He retired from bench in 1910 but still remained in prominent in public … South Africans. He became one of the representatives from Natal to be invited to attend the Congress in … of Arts in History, University of Natal, Durban, January 1976, p.42-58. …

… of the most famous and influential musicians of all time from South Africa due to his role in spreading awareness … Not long after gaining some recognition in his hometown from touring with the Manhattan Brothers and performing in … for social equality. [iii] As such, jazz was prohibited from radio, performances, gatherings of more than 10 people …

… rich in wildlife. Big shifts in climate led to the change from the nomadic way of life to one of settled farming … The Nile is the biggest river in Africa . The river comes from the meeting of three rivers from Sudan , Uganda and Ethiopia . It starts in south (Upper) …

… to the nefarious act, which alienated the black majority from power sharing. According to ANC documents, the gathering … was an extraordi­nary one; it brought together people from every stratum of life and from every part of the country, including the then …

… by a geologist in April 2008. 1670s Dutch explorers from the Cape arrive in Namibia and have the first …        Captain Wobma and Dutch sailors reach Kuiseb River from Cape Town with vessel,  Bode , and are involved in a …         Hendrik Jacob Wikar employed by the DEIC absconds from the Cape and surveys the !Garib River and its …

… printmaking-training program to diverse young people from across South Africa as well as neighbouring countries. … and reconstruction. The two individuals came from two different backgrounds of Gauteng to build a … 1980s. She subsequently received a Masters of Fine Arts from the Boston School of the Museum of Fine Arts and Tufts …