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… Charter was proposed by Professor ZK Matthews at the ANC Cape provincial conference in Cradock in 1953. Within months, … base, particularly among rural and urban workers in the Western Cape. In the 1950's, the Coloured People's Congress mobilised …

… as European resident­ial areas, but as a result of the Cape Town Agreement an impetus was given to the Indian … had promised to look upon those who could attain western standards of life as an integral part of the population. A clause in the Cape Town Agreement stated that Indians would not be allowed …

… unions admit native and coloured members, but only in the Cape Province. Some national unions, such as the Typographical Union, have a few non-Europeans in their Cape branches but no coloured members are allowed in the … Building Workers' Industrial Union. In general even in the Cape the number of non-Europeans in "White" unions is very …

… that of his congregations, he ensured the passage of the Cape Ordinance 50, which sought to ensure that future legislation in the Cape does not discriminate on the basis of colour. When in … it was Philip's lobbying that ensured that attempts by the Cape Legislature to reverse the non-racial principle were …

… in business, but also in politics as he was a member of Cape Parliament and later became the Prime Minister of the Cape Colony. After he supported an attack on Transvaal which … unsuccessful, he had to resign as Prime Minister of the Cape. [vii]  Rhodes used his wealth to expand Britain’s …

… at this school; six boys were being trained for the Cape Junior University Examination and the remainder for the Cape Elementary Examination. 17 December, An Arab trader … to the Administrators of the Transvaal, Natal and the Cape Province.   That portion which referred to Technological …

… Natal’, the settlement was founded by merchants from the Cape Colony under the leadership of Henry Francis Fynn. Fynn … station. In 1835 the town was named Durban after the Cape Governor of the time, Sir Benjamin D'Urban. In the … captured in the Ngome forest in August and exiled to the Cape. Natal received ‘Colonial government’ in 1893, and the …

… Both shows include photographs taken at the University of Cape Town during the recent student uprisings over housing, … the Rhodes Must Fall Movement. Main Library, University of Cape Town, 14 May 2016 Goldblatt is one of South Africa’s …

… the Centre for African Studies at the University of Cape Town; and the Institute for Advanced Social Research at … Museum Newspaper Library. the South African Library, Cape Town; the Durban Daily News; andthe Killie Campbell …

… is currently professor emeritus at the University of Cape Town where he served as rector and vice chancellor. In …

… van der Stel, arguably the first coloured Governor of the Cape, was a farming development visionary, who simply from a …

… , Durban Stadium , Loftus Versfeld Stadium in Pretoria , Cape Town Stadium , and two stadiums in Johannesburg; the …

… conference organised by non-racial labour unions at Langa, Cape Town, Trade Union delegates discussed South Africa's …

… The Groot Drakenstein Prison is situated in Paarl in Cape Town, South Africa. The prison looks more like a boys …

… Laurence van der Merwe was born on 14 March 1937 in Paarl, Cape Town. He began playing first-class cricket for South …

… in Mvezo and a youth centre in Qunu, all in the Eastern Cape. The museum was opened by then President of South …

… Nontando (Noni) Jabavu was born in 1919 in the Eastern Cape into a literary family. From the age of thirteen, she …

… Ka Ntloko was born on 18 April 1960 in Queenstown, Eastern Cape. As a high school student, Ntloko became involved in the …

… Johannesburg and Pretoria , took the examinations of the Cape University. The Pretoria branch of the Transvaal … (eds)(1970). Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa , Cape Town: NASOU, v. 9, p. 110. …

… matches, as well as the third test match in Newlands, Cape Town, South Africa, with a score of 21-16. The first two …

… Mainly active in urban areas, especially in the eastern Cape, most were unemployed school-leavers who supported the …

… his principles on the issue of the African vote in the Cape Province. He argued at first that it should not be …

… Beam system, and Marconi Beam still refers to a place in Cape Town where this technology was used. …

… of the role he played in drawing up a petition for the Cape burghers against the incumbent Governor W. A. van der … (1999). A Concise Dictionary of South African Biography, Cape Town: Francolin. …

… Statue of Cecil Rhodes was erected at Company’s Garden in Cape Town in 1908. It features a full body replica of Rhodes …

… systems in the 20th century. Britain took over the Cape in 1795 and, after relinquishing control, recolonised … was set to test a nuclear bomb, and despite warnings from Western governments not to go ahead, the regime exploded a … Europe in June 1984, the British government was the only Western power to extend an invitation to Botha. The AAM …

… happened when diamonds were discovered in the Northern Cape? South Africa was experiencing a financial depression at … merino sheep, which had been introduced in the south east Cape by the 1820 settlers, wool was the only exportable item. … John Pampallis, Foundations of the New South Africa. Cape Town, Maskew Miller Longman, 1991, p.19. “As early as …

… Abangani Art Centre in Durban: Community Art Project in Cape Town: the Federated Union of Black Arts and the Open …

… on their return in 1985 to Mdantsane Township, Eastern Cape, South Africa in 1985. In the statement they admitted to …

… with the murder of Mr. Frederick William Taylor in Cape Town. The following year, 1961, 17 non-Whites were … [Available at the National Library of South Africa, Cape Town Campus] [Accessed 29 July 2011]|True Crime Library, …