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| B-0080574 | biography | Thoko Phillip Mamogobo | – | – |
| B-0093139 | biography | Jennifer Schreiner | 1956 | ✓ |
| E-0013077 | event | Arthur Robert Ashe Jr, prominent African American tennis player and vocal protester of apartheid, dies | 16 Mar 2011 | – |
| P-0016802 | place | Senegal | 21 Mar 2011 | ✓ |
| B-0008610 | biography | Yvonne Mokgoro | 1950 | – |
| B-0007890 | biography | Peter McKenzie Brown | 1924-2004 | ✓ |
| B-0008949 | biography | Maggie Resha | 1923-2003 | – |
| B-0094591 | biography | Bonisile John Kani | 1943 | – |
| B-0068385 | biography | Magdaline ‘Maggie’ Resha | 1923-2003 | ✓ |
| P-0066070 | place | Mac-mac falls | 14 Jul 2011 | ✓ |
| E-0069117 | event | Pretoria is proposed as the new capital of ZAR | 2 Nov 2011 | ✓ |
| A-0016820 | article | The Khoisan | 21 Mar 2011 | ✓ |
| A-0016641 | article | Constructing the Union of South Africa; negotiations & contestations, 1902-10 | 21 Mar 2011 | – |
| B-0096312 | biography | Sara “Saartjie” Baartman | 1789-1815 | ✓ |
| B-0008554 | biography | Nontsizi (Cizama, Imbongikazi yakwaCizama) Mgqwetho | – | – |
| B-0070067 | biography | Basil Lewis (Dolly) D’Oliveira | 1931-2011 | ✓ |
| B-0095356 | biography | Douglas Chadwick Thompson | 1905-1985 | – |
| B-0008102 | biography | Graham Goddard | 1956 | – |
| B-0068196 | biography | Manonmoney "Ama" Naidoo | 1908-1993 | ✓ |
| B-0068895 | biography | Reverend Mcebisi Osman Xundu | 1934 | – |
| B-0007805 | biography | Baden Powell | 1857-1941 | – |
| B-0008101 | biography | Allerley Glossop | 1870-1955 | – |
| B-0008020 | biography | Elizabeth Drake | 1866-1954 | – |
| B-0096005 | biography | Frederik Bester Laubscher | 1927-2013 | – |
| B-0068167 | biography | Qaqawuli Godolozi | 1955-1985 | ✓ |
| B-0091115 | biography | Jeanette Eva Schoon (née Curtis) | 1949-1984 | ✓ |
| B-0067757 | biography | Margaret Nash | 1929-2011 | ✓ |
| R-0093318 | archive | Address at Tsinghua University, Beijing, China, 11 December 2001 | 5 Sep 2012 | – |
| B-0009200 | biography | Jean van der Poel | 1904-1986 | ✓ |
| B-0121613 | biography | Thabiso Johannes Thelejane | 2012 | – |
Thoko Phillip Mamogobo
… Dibetle Johanna Mamogobo. The family lived on a farm owned by an absent ‘white’ farmer, where Manabeng was a farm … Mamagobo was fortuitous in being offered…
BiographyJennifer Schreiner
… In March 1978, Schreiner’s brother Oliver was killed by a hit-and-run driver in the streets of Cambridge where he … accountability in, and the payment of,…
EventArthur Robert Ashe Jr, prominent African American tennis player and vocal protester of apartheid, dies
… and received numerous honorary degrees. References: Anon, (2007) 'Arthur Ash' from New World Encyclopedia , 07 May …
PlaceSenegal
… Senegal is bounded to the north and northeast by the Sénégal River, which separates it from Mauritania; to the east by Mali; to the south by Guinea and…
BiographyYvonne Mokgoro
… has been conferred with the Doctor of Laws (Honoris Causa) by the University of North West, the University of … USA (1989-1990) the Women’s Law and Public…
BiographyPeter McKenzie Brown
… this university in his first year after being inspired by South African writer Peter Abrahams to return home. Back … the second South African political party…
BiographyMaggie Resha
… home. The school only had two rooms, shared simultaneously by five classes, where they were taught reading, writing, … Sunday at Freedom Square in Kliptown,…
BiographyBonisile John Kani
… Kani, Fugard and Winston Ntshona. This was followed by The Island in 1973. Sizwe Banzi is Dead addresses the … restrictive pass laws while The Island is…
BiographyMagdaline ‘Maggie’ Resha
… home. The school only had two rooms, shared simultaneously by five classes, where they were taught reading, writing, … Sunday at Freedom Square in Kliptown,…
PlaceMac-mac falls
… dynamite to divert the river in an attempt to work the rich gold-bearing reef over which it plunges. Toilet …
EventPretoria is proposed as the new capital of ZAR
… for its political history which has overshadowed its rich art and cultural history, beautiful scenery and …
ArticleThe Khoisan
… dwindled. The Khoikhoi were called the ‘Hottentots’ by European settlers because the sound of their language was … and therefore settlers referred to the…
Constructing the Union of South Africa; negotiations & contestations, 1902-10
… and British imperialism in South Africa, driven by economic and political ambitions, and the individual … rebuilding the country, in particular the mining…
BiographySara “Saartjie” Baartman
… When she was sixteen years old Sara’s fiancé was murdered by Dutch colonists. Soon after, she was sold into slavery to … and unusual colouring made her the…
BiographyNontsizi (Cizama, Imbongikazi yakwaCizama) Mgqwetho
… she may well have been educated in the Eastern Cape by the Moravians, probably at Shiloh, which is in the Hewu … of this stanza could be a remark made of her…
BiographyBasil Lewis (Dolly) D’Oliveira
… club, St Augustine’s on an open field which was shared by twenty five other teams. He would walk about 10 miles … time he had ever received formal coaching…
BiographyDouglas Chadwick Thompson
… and Communism. Thompson was extremely influenced by religious life and the church. Consequently, in 1928 he … in Kliptown, but the meeting was disrupted and…
BiographyGraham Goddard
… component of the Visual History course presented by Drs. Patricia Hayes and Gary Minkley. As well as a number … Baxter Theatre, Cape Town, Photographic…
BiographyManonmoney "Ama" Naidoo
… the South African Indian Council , a puppet body created by the Apartheid regime. When the Transvaal Indian Congress … and had to give up his job. Ama…
BiographyReverend Mcebisi Osman Xundu
… in the formation of Faith in Action, established by a group of young Anglican cleargy who were dissatisfied … Committee, formed to oppose the increase in bus…
BiographyBaden Powell
… of 10. Baden Powell and his brothers were encouraged by their mother to make their own fun. They learned about the … was encouraged to sit Army Exams, he…
BiographyAllerley Glossop
… she had taught. She farmed at Klapmuts, and was described by some journalists as "an English lady who has long resided … relatively academic, but she…
BiographyElizabeth Drake
… held an exhibition at the Maskew Miller Gallery, opened by Dr J.R. Derbyshire, Archbishop of Cape Town. Press reports … –25 Sep. 1944: 41st Annual Exh. of…
BiographyFrederik Bester Laubscher
… grounding. Laubscher’s early paintings were influenced by Post-Cubist trends and the School of Paris. His studies … author of Erik Laubscher: A Life in Art…
BiographyQaqawuli Godolozi
… Godolozi and his comrades led to his continued harassment by the security police. On the 8 May 1985 he received a call … Elizabeth, which turned out to be a…
Jeanette Eva Schoon (née Curtis)
… 1978 their first child, Katryn was born. She was followed by her bother Fritz in 1981. Marius moved the family to … June 1984 , a letter bomb was delivered…
BiographyMargaret Nash
… the South African Council of Churches . Nash was driven by a combination of her formidable intellect and her … Europe and Britain in 1984 shortly ahead of a…
Address at Tsinghua University, Beijing, China, 11 December 2001
… a common challenge. The world and all of us, are defined by the divide between rich and poor, the haves and the haves-not, the developed and … South. As we…
BiographyJean van der Poel
… her doctorate at the London School Of Economics, financed by the Donald Currie Memorial scholarship. Her doctorate, on … Manifesto into Afrikaans, along with…
BiographyThabiso Johannes Thelejane
… Mr Thelejane was killed at scene 2. He was shot 3 times by the police – twice in the back of his head and in his … dependent on him. Because Mr Thelejane was…