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… Zairian rebels order 20 000 Rwandan refugees camped on the outskirts of Kisangani …

… and Ambassador H Nickel of the United States: Cape Town, 20 March 1984 …

…  in Apel, Sekhukhuniland. The funeral was attended by 20,000 people … ANC News Briefing, April 20, 1986 …

… the country in 1978, he was selected for a reconnaissance mission. When his unit came into contact with enemy forces in …

… – Pedi war. In 1870 he went to work in Pietermaritzburg's sugar plantation in order to buy a rifle. He found work in … Edendale College. He was Rev. Hlongwana and Rev. H Samoron's pupil for at least three years. In 1880 the Anglican … conference he was appointed to be part of their Swaziland mission, but because of the First Anglo-Boer War , was unable …

… John Cobela Ntuli and his wife, and was born at Mapumulo Mission Station (between Stanger and Kranskop), Natal , … between 1885 and 1895. (Mangena apparently used her father's name for a surname. In all her correspondence she is … received her schooling at the Inanda Seminary (or Lindley's Seminary). Instead of following the teaching profession …

… with his uncle J.C. Warner, a missionary in charge of the mission at Glen Grey in Queenstown.  The reason for this was … spent the next two years of his education at the Lovedale Mission Institute. At the age of twelve he ceased his formal … of Natives Affairs in Glen Grey. During his uncle’s absence, he became the Tambookie Agent. In 1869 he spent …

… in Melbourne, Australia, 1870. He was educated at King\'s College in London. Articled to an architectural firm for … Darling St., 7 Feb. 19! 7: SASA Watercolour Exh., Society's Gall., 42 Burg St., 14 Aug.  1918: SASA Art Exh., MH, City … 1946: SASA Members' Exh., Ashbey's Gall., Church St., 6- 20 Sep.  1947: 44th Annual Exh. o/Contemp. SA Art, arr. By …

… Dikgang Moseneke was born in Pretoria on 20 December 1947. He is the eldest of the four children of … Moseneke started his professional career as an attorney’s clerk at Klagbruns Inc in Pretoria, in 1976. In 1978, he … two sons.  List of Deputy Chief Justice Dikgang Moseneke’s other activities List of documents pertaining to Deputy …

… mental health issues. This put huge strain on her parent’s marriage, and when she was 12, they divorced. Victor … [her] the person [she is] today.” [1] The organisation’s actions included events to raise funds for an old age home, … for Afrikan Dream, with the song being ubiquitous on radio stations across the country. Another consequence of the …

… as well as a volunteer teacher at a Roman Catholic Mission School. Later, she moved to the Little Flower Primary … her activism grew, she was elected as the Uitenhage Women’s Organisation’s first president and also became the region’s African … Jordaan N. (2011). Exhibition honours struggle heroines, [online], …

… in 1930, Damos was a trade unionist. During the government's race classification of Coloured people, she organised a … and was charged with assaulting the police and fined £20. She was a member of the South African Congress of Trade …

… in exile, serving as an editor of Sechaba and as the ANC's London publicity and information director. Born into an … threw himself unflinchingly into the work of the External Mission of the African national Congress. As Director of … M. P. Naicker, Director of Publicity of the ANC External Mission, who died on April 29, at the age of 56. The crowd, …

… recalls Mr Alexander, now 74. This was Ethiopia's Oromo language, Bisho's mother tongue, which she reverted … Arabian port of Jeddah. Sold for maize Commander Gissing's mission was part of British attempts to end the slave trade - … The remaining children were placed in the care of a mission of the Free Church of Scotland - but the harsh …

… Dr. Luns says in The Hague that the Dutch government’s gift of 20,000 Pounds Sterling to the D …

… University of the North University of the North, Saturday 20 September 1997 …

… ever fought by South Africans, starts. It lasted till 20 July.   Of th …

… dockside in Bone, Algeria. 100 die, 160 are injured, and $20 mi …

… Kenyan President Jomo Kenyatta (born Kamau Johnstone on 20 October 1891) dies in office in Mombasa. He is succeeded …

… what could become the greatest and most significant people’s movement in more than a quarter of a century. We are here to say that the Government’s constitutional proposals are inadequate, and that they do … not express the will of the vast majority of South Africa’s people. But more than that, we are here to say that what we …

… January 1879 the Zulu king Cetshwayo (Cetewayo) addresses 20 000 of his warriors at the great military k …

… The rugby match between SA and France ends in a tie with 20 each.  It is François Pienaar’s first match as Springbok captain. …

… Leonid Shvetsov of Russia sets a new recod of five hours, 20 minutes and 49 seconds in winning the 2007 Comrades …

… Cyprian Solomon, paramount chief of the Zulus, warns 20,000 of his people not to participate in the defiance …

… to painting full-time. He was at the meeting at Kamp's Cafe that re-established SASA in 1902. Mace had painted in … student of nature in her softer moods" (The Cape Argus 20.3.1928). Architect James Morris, then SASA President, addressed that year's AGM by noting that "the sorrow which Mr Mace's friends felt …