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… high rates of violence against women and children on the Cape Flats near Cape Town. We provide essential, cost-free services 365 days …

… two Jewish Communists, from London’s East End settled in Cape Town during the 1920s. Their second son, Denis, was born … fascinating description of the political landscape of Cape Town is to be found in Appendix 2    From:  The Mission …

… was convinced that Oom Hansie was a coloured oke from the Cape Flats or Eersterust in Pretoria. Some maintained that he … accents sounded convincing enough. To lend credence to its Cape identity, the album cover was the iconic Table Mountain. …

… father-in-law of Sir Peregrine Maitland, Governor of the Cape Colony from 1844 to 1847. The 1865 census indicated that … enter part of the town and loot some stores. The Northern Cape town of Richmond, just off the N1, is a sleepy little …

… question of the vanishing artworks at the University of Cape Town. If the reasoning weren’t so sleazy and infinitely … And how heartening to see the fundis at the University of Cape Town being in synch with Boko Haram’s campaign to root …

… Natal: Ari Sitas, Pearl Jean Gorrie, Jabu Mkhize. Western Cape: Hein Willemse, Mario Pissarra, Donald Parenzee, … Cingani Phaku, Patrick Nyezi, Grant Tsimatsima Eastern Cape: Susie Mabie, Michael Barry EDITORIAL ADVISORS: Njabulo …

… carrying Black troops after the Mendi set sail from Cape Town. The following is an excerpt from Jingoes, who …

… Born in Cape Town, Steven Gray is one of South Africa’s most prolific …

… in 1936. Amshewitz died on 6 December 1942 in Muzienburg, Cape Town. In 1943 a commemorative exhibition of his work, …

… Head of the Department of Anatomy at the University of Cape Town and Prof. Phillip Tobias, a palaeontologist at Wits … The Cape Times, 18 August, 1970. ‘Russians Bar two SA Scientists’ in The Cape Times , Available at: The National Library of South …

… out against forced removals at Crossroads in the Western Cape and other injustices by then minority White regime, …

… Pretoria, Johannesburg, Bloemfontein, Port Elizabeth and Cape Town. The government, though under enormous pressure …

… an anti-apartheid conference organised by COSATU in Cape Town, which aimed to include delegates from a broad …

… Leon announced reception of 26 councillors. In Cape Town unicity the African National …

… racing around the world, died at his home in Gordon's Bay, Cape Town, after a long illness. He had been suffering from …

… to attend Senator Kennedy's speech at the University of Cape Town. Senator Kennedy visited him at his apartment on …

… Front was launched at the Rockland Civic Centre in Cape Town. It was a broad coalition of anti apartheid …

… the degree of BA Honours in History at the University of Cape Town. This dissertation seeks to explore the schools …

… cough. The famous jazz bass player was born in Langa , Cape Town in 1947. As a teenager, Ntoni gradually established …

… in the courtroom.  Danie Theron was born in Tulbagh in the Cape on 9 May 1872 and was only 28 years old when he died.  …

… member of parliament and was elected mayor of the Western Cape, where the Democratic Alliance dominated. In 2007 she … at  www.sahistory.org.za  [Accessed: 14 March 2014]|Cape Town Government,  Helen Zille , from  Cape Town Government , [online], Available at  …

… lived on Robben Island. After the Dutch had settled at the Cape, the island was used mainly as a hospital for people …

… the Ten-Point Programme, at the All-in Conference held in Cape Town in 1945, and how this programme will enable South …

… Wellington Gqoba (Mbaba, Goba) died in Lovedale, Eastern Cape. He was born in Gaga, near Alice, and was one of the …

… Hundreds of Blacks assembled in the Langa township outside Cape Town to protest against new pass laws. Delivering a …

… it was rather a series of skirmishes), started at the Cape. This was in line with an instruction by the Dutch East … (eds)(1970). Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa, Cape Town: NASOU, v. 2, p. 599. …

… forest in August and exiled  to Robben Island next to Cape Town. The British casualties were said to be 3 officers … (2007). New History of South Africa. Tafelberg Publishers, Cape Town, pg 165.|The Battle of Ulundi. Website: …

… maintained, was expressed within the four corners of the Cape Town Agreement. This was one of those occasions when … restricting the economic freedom of Indians in that province, echoed through Natal. Ever since Union, Natal had … fore-fathers but now it is merely a term to us. Since the Cape Town Agreement we have shown by our efforts in the …

… born in Lenyenye in the Northern Transvaal (now Limpopo Province). The founder and first president of the National …