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… senior advocate, and in 1969 was appointed to the Bench in Kimberley . In 1979 she began to serve on the Bench of the …

… jewelry and cutlery in Cape Town. Later he moved on to Kimberley where he went into business with his brother-in-law …

… cricket player in one test match (1935/1936), is born in Kimberley. …

… had lent him and used it to invest in diamond diggings in Kimberley. After a brief stay with the Surveyor-General of … to travel 650 kilometres north, to the diamond fields in Kimberley. Left on his own Rhodes began to work his brother’s … colony to follow his brother to the diamond fields of Kimberley. In Kimberley he supervised the working of his …

… in 1895. Economic conditions had improved, and he visited Kimberley, the Witwatersrand and Rhodesia. A Dandy back from …

… Karen Muir (12), Kimberley swimmer, sets a new world record in the backstroke …

… mining magnate and director of De Beers, dies in Kimberley. …

… test ever against the British Isles and loses 0-3 in Kimberley. …

… period. He joined the Cape Parliament as representative of Kimberley. He was later appointed Attorney General by  Cecil …

… Mweli Skota was born in Kimberley in the 1880s and attended school there. He worked …

… for not having a pass while walking in the centre of Kimberley. Burton won the case which led to a cessation of …

… and industrialist Harry Frederick Oppenheimer is born in Kimberley. He became chairperson of the Anglo American Corpo …

… Police fire on African demonstrators in Kimberley, killing fourteen and wounding thirty-nine. White …

… James Chapman (90) dies in Kimberley. He was the first explorer who took photographs of …

… In 1885, after the discovery of diamonds, Maxeke moved to Kimberley with her family. While in Kimberley , she became a teacher. As a dedicated churchgoer, …

… Lewis in 1893, and the couple lived for some years in Kimberley before moving to Cape Town where Ettie opened a …

… to SA in 1889 to help a widowed sister stranded on the Kimberley diggings. He never returned to England. …

… George Green, author of numerous travel books, is born in Kimberley. Sonderling, N.E. (ed.) New Dictionary of South …

… engineer who built ‘Long Cecil’ for the defence of Kimberley during the s …

… George William Stow, diamond trader and auctioneer in Kimberley and discoverer of the coalfields near Vereeniging, …

… one test match against Australia (1902-1903), is born in Kimberley. …

… 2: A ‘flying’ column that has sped its way straight from Kimberley (reinforced further by Canadian troops) comes …

… Maria Jacoba Hamman. The first school he attended was in Kimberley, where he developed a dislike for foreign diggers … office to serve as a legal adviser to the OFS forces in Kimberley. Just before the Boers' could lose the war, he was …

… Cape, tried to find his fortune at the diamond-diggings in Kimberley, but then went to live in Port Alfred for some …

… at the National Freedom Celebrations: Galeshewe Stadium, Kimberley, April 27, 2006 …

… War 2: Lieutenant-Colonel R.G. Kekewich arrives in Kimberley to assess the military situation and to advise the …

… The second rugby test in Kimberley between South Africa and the British Isles ends in …

… Anglo-Boer War 2: Gen. French relieves Kimberley after a siege of 123 days.  The town has suffered …

… Diamonds are first discovered at Kimberley, South Africa, leading to the construction of the …

… completely SA built aeroplane is flown by John Weston in Kimberley. He establishing a South African non-stop flight r …