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… 1880, the congregation seceded from the Groote Kerk in Cape Town. The stained glass windows date from 1885 and the …

… formed part of the Farm Coornhoop. The House, Built in a Cape Dutch style and known as Westoe, was Erected soon …

… Adriaan Vlok and Defence Minister Gen. Magnus Malan in Cape Town, to explore the possible involvement of a "third …

… Africa. Thembuland is a natural Region of the Eastern Cape. The 1904 Census indicated that Elliot had a population …

… Christian Movement being held outside Stutterheim in the Cape Province. Within ten years most of the students from …

… of the South African College, now the University of Cape Town . During his studies, having been denied entry to …

… Margaret Mary Smith, was born in Indwe in the Eastern Cape. Ichthyology is the branch of zoology that deals with …

… He co-founded the African Garment Workers' Union in Cape Town and he was jailed and banned several times under …

… Major-General James Craig, when they first occupied the Cape in 1795 . On 22 November of that year General Craig who. … and beyond for hire in the same manner as the Gardens in Cape Town, adhering to such regulations as he may judge … Batavian Republic . In 1806 when the British Occupied the Cape for the second time , the property was requisitioned by …

… Kitima Restaurant – Thai and Sushi cuisine in Hout Bay, Cape Town. Kitima at the Kronendal is situated in an old Cape-Dutch style homestead dating back to the 17th Century … the Dutch East India Company traded between Europe, the Cape of Good Hope and Ayutthaya, the ancient capital of Siam. …

… in Britain. Born in 1921 in Queenstown in the Eastern Cape, Matshikiza, like Peter Abrahams and Ezekiel Mphahlele, … myth of auto-didactism constructs Matshikiza as outside of western musical traditions based on formal training. Such … The Exile Experiences of South Africans. London: Jonathan Cape. [Google Scholar] Bethlehem, L. 2018. “Restless …

… to be erected after the first British occupation of the Cape in 1795. It was declared a National Monument under old …

… and was named in honour of the first Dutch Governor of the Cape, Jan van Riebeeck . Its name was amended to Riebeek East …

… Affirmation Speech, which was to be at the University of Cape Town. Kennedy was accompanied by his wife, Ethel, and a …

… Lecture series on january 18, 1978 at the University of Cape Town. The lecture comprises of some statistical …

… Party (PFP), Colin Wells Eglin was born in Sea Point, Cape Town. During his political career, Eglin was …

… paper; text: The United Democratic Front was launched in Cape Town in Agust 1983 to unite a broad range of …

… On Monday 29 February 1988, 125 clergy assembled at Cape Town's Anglican Cathedral and after a brief service set …

… Company to lead an exploration expedition into the Eastern Cape. Apart from valuable information gained from the … F. (2000). Nuusdagboek: Feite en Fratse oor 1000 Jaar | Cape Town: Human & Rousseau.Potgieter, D.J. et al. … (eds)(1970).| Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa, Cape Town: NASOU, v. 2, p. 300. …

… capacity of 315, is wrecked off Jutten Island on the West Cape coast. It sunk with a cargo of gold and silver. Of the …

… the 75th Regiment and a former Officer Commanding of the Cape Mounted Rifles. Like many fortifications of its time, it … of the British Army under orders from the Governor of the Cape Colony, Sir Benjamin D’Urban. 1850: Around Christmas, … Harry Smith was the Governor and Commander-in-Chief of the Cape Colony, he was actually besieged at Fort Cox with a …

… of the Outeniqua Pass it was the main route between Cape Town and Grahamstown . Before that there was only the … Sir John Montagu , who was the colonial secretary of the Cape at the time.   Named for the chief of the Central Roads …

… 23 November 1899 the first contingent of troops arrived in Cape Town and deployed to the northern part of the Cape Colony to join the cavalry division commanded by Major …

… as the Community Arts Project (CAP) which were based in Cape Town . …

… dates from the mid 19th Century and reflects a blending of Cape Dutch, Georgian and Victorian Architectural Features. …

… Pop Queen, was born in 1964 in Langa, a township near Cape Town. She was named after the American country singer …

… protested at the University of Fort Hare in Alice, Eastern Cape on 7 August 1973. The students’ organization, the South …

… and conductor, is born in Mangoanaleng, Matatiele, Eastern Cape. He died in Bloemfontein in January, 1980. His siblings …

… which South Africans live in, specifically in the Eastern Cape in relation to those living in the Bantustans or …

… Cecil John Rhodes, prime minister of the Cape Colony, was severely censured for his involvement in the … D.W. (ed) (1972). Dictionary of South African Biography, Cape Town: Human Sciences Research Council, v. 3, …