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… Olympic Games in 1996 and was selected to represent South Africa at the Atlanta Olympics in the United States, the … his 2:07:28 run. In the same year he was crowned South Africa's Sportsman of the Year. He became the third man to …

… This was one of the bloodiest battles ever fought on the southern tip of Africa. More than 5000 warriors, including Mbulazi, were … D.J. et al. (eds)(1970). Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa , Cape Town: NASOU, v. 2, p. 212.|Potgieter, D.J. et …

… were immigrants from Lithuania who arrived in South Africa in 1928. They had been involved in left-wing political … There were four main Zionist youth movements in South Africa in the mid-20th century: Bnei Akiva, Betar, Hashomer … in England, Norman Lourie founded Habonim in South Africa in 1931. Unlike the other movements, it remained …

… Thomas Titus Nkobi was born in Southern Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe) in Southern Matabeleland. At the age of ten, Nkobi followed his … was a migrant labourer in the South African mines to South Africa. In 1941 he went to Adams College in Natal and …

… business and interest groups on developments in South Africa. Wherever I went, I felt as if I was among citizens of … and other ventures. Such co-operation will also benefit Southern Africa as a whole. In our sub-continent, a … and other areas of human endeavour is taking root. Southern Africa, at last liberated from the destabilising …

… the question of racial and colonial oppression in South Africa was placed on the agenda of the very first General … of history as the Summit for the Total Liberation of Southern Africa.  The situation in South Africa, Namibia and southern Africa as a whole imposes an obligation on this …

… the meeting, was his intention of seeing whether South Africa would be willing to contribute to a moderate and peaceful evolution of events in southern Africa. Kissinger declined to speculate on the outcome of the … Kalley, J.A.; Schoeman, E. & Andor, L.E. (eds)(1999). Southern African Political History: a chronology of key …

… during the second election of a democratic South Africa under ANC government. However, President Nelson … Kalley, J.A.; Schoeman, E. & Andor, L.E. (eds)(1999). Southern African Political History: a chronology of key …

… of the Methodist Conference of the Methodist Church of Southern Africa, of the Commission of Inquiry into the South African …

… in 1996.   References: Hayes, S. (ed)(2000).  Who's Who of Southern Africa 2001..., Graighall: Jonathan Ball. Dr Nnoseng Kuzwayo. …

… Chief of the Ondonga community in Ovamboland, South West Africa [now Namibia].  It was claimed that he was guilty of … Neuhoff Native Reserve, Maltahohe, Ovamboland, South West Africa [now Namibia].  In 1968, Neuhoff was deproclaimed and …

… his contribution to the attainment of a democratic South Africa. Phiri was part of the eight month-long Graceland …

… cities where he placed orders for books banned in South Africa. He used a contact person at the South African customs …

… to die Anglican mission station at Epinga in South West Africa/Namibia. He started receiving formal education at the …

… studio in Soweto. He exhibited extensively in South Africa and abroad (including 5 group shows in the USA). …

… of a room once referred to as "the finest studio in South Africa" (The Cape Argus, 19.4.1906). This was the same grand …

… led to the formation of the Trade Union Council of South Africa (TUCSA). When TUCSA was formed in Durban in October …

… after the signing of the Nkomati Accord between South Africa and Mozambique, Baartman was arrested along with other …

… and international politics. When he returned to South Africa he joined the underground ranks of MK in the Natal …

… League  in 1990. In June 1990, Baleka returned to South Africa and at the first national conference of the ANC …

… and injustices of racism and apartheid meant in South Africa. News had just arrived in Bizana that the Second World … and pursue her dream of becoming a social worker in South Africa, she decided to remain in South Africa. Whilst working at the hospital, Winnie’s interest in …

… was a Jewish Londoner who had originally come to South Africa to work as a clerk in the diamond fields.   … internationally showcasing the traditional art of the southern Africa sub-continent. The majority of the works were … Liebhammer and Nel Erasmus curated another traditional southern African art exhibition called Evocations of a Child. …

… role, but its soul, because of its support for freedom in Southern Africa, it is the new Commonwealth. I use the word new … governments to intensity their activities in relation to Southern Africa. Governments had already challenged the …

… than his predecessor as he saw the change in power in Southern Africa and was quick to offer cooperation with South Africa’s neighbours. Within the country Vorster did much to …

… the adoption of a new democratic constitution for South Africa. The talks were set to take place on 11 April, however … demonstrators in Sebokeng, a township in the southern Gauteng (then Transvaal) area, on 26 March 1990. … that would lead to the creation of a "New South Africa". …

… 134 plane crashed into the Lebombo Mountains, South Africa, after allegedly following a false beacon. Machel was … summit in Zambia. His death sent shockwaves throughout Southern Africa and the entire world. The crash remains a mystery; …

… an advocate and a political activist. Ngakane served South Africa during the apartheid era outside the country, by … [xxiii] Ngakane served as Regional Secretary for Southern Africa. In this role, he was responsible for … . ↵ This article forms part of the SAHO and Southern Methodist University partnership project …

… its first Missionaries were ordained and sent off to South Africa by the end of the year.   With its distinctive … at the time many other Missionary Societies were active in Southern Africa and, like in other Areas where they started … Churches in South Africa. The Uniting Reformed Church in Southern Africa was formed in 1994 when the Dutch Reformed …

… dramatic Mountainous Desert in the Northern Cape of South Africa. Constitutes a Cultural Landscape Communally owned and … that may have persisted for as much as two Millennia, in Southern Africa . It is the only Area where the Nama still construct …

… government and Governor-General of the Union of South Africa. While he was born into the Afrikaner aristocracy, he … the "independent" homeland of Bophuthatswana under South Africa's Terrorism Act. South African human rights lawyers … a vindication of this view. Judge Jansen was one of South Africa's last great scholars of Roman Dutch law and one of …