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… Macassar, who had previously suffered from asthma, died as a result of the harmful gases they had inhaled. [ii] As a result of the disaster, many residents of Macassar … allowed to apply for compensation for damages occurring as a result of the disaster. [iv] Endnotes [i] Baatjies, R. …

… from Lari, who was known for ill treating his own people  as an indication of his loyalty to the British government. … followed the eruption of violence on 20 October 1952 as the Mau Mau protested the arrest of Jomo Kenyatta and five … of his comrades. Many Kenyan people regard Lari massacre as the day that changed the political situation in the …

… Haile Selassi was born as Lij Tafari Makonnen in the village of Ejersa Gor, in the … to modernise Ethiopia.  However, he was also looked up to as a symbol of African dignity, both within and outside the continent. Rastafarians revere Selassi as a god that will unify the African Diaspora and lead them …

… and 13,000 by 1910. In 1903, the Nama (also referred to as Hottentots) rose in revolt, under their leader Hendrik … driving the Herero into the Kalahari Desert, where as many as 80 percent of them perished. Military operations continued …

… in the incident, much to the disgust of Mussolini, as he felt Abyssinia should have been held accountable for the incident. This was used as a rationale to invade Abyssinia. Mussolini saw it as an opportunity to provide land for unemployed Italians and …

… colonies in the Indian Ocean, and use these colonies as bases to launch attacks on India and Africa, as well as deny the British access to the Indian Ocean. Fortunately …

… started in 1830 and by 1848 the Algeria was annexed as three French departments. During the colonial period the … dismantled and reworked in favour of the French settlers as they were allowed to buy or confiscate land. By the mid … was no harmony between the French and Algerian citizens as their relationship was based on racial violence. The …

… Pollak was born in Johannesburg in 1905. She served as an officer in command of the Women Army Auxiliary Services … to undertake welfare among refugees and displaced persons, as deputy director of welfare, for five United Nations … and American occupied zones in Germany. Pollack served as director of welfare services for the World Council of …

… Public meetings and gatherings were typically outlawed as well.  During the 1960 State of Emergency the government … signaled the start of armed resistance in South Africa, as it became clear to many that means of passive resistance … African National Congress and the Pan Africanist Congress as part of the Unlawful Organizations Act. …

… Sir Bartle Frere saw the self-reliant Zulu kingdom as a threat to this policy, a belief supported by Shepstone … on 10 January 1879. Instead of fragmenting the Zulu as Shepstone predicted, this made the Zulu rally to their … king's cause. Many historians mark the 10 January 1879 as the beginning of the Anglo-Zulu War , while others claim …

… of a new South Africa. The Mass Democratic Movement stands as testimony to the powerful alliance of workers and … history has given to certain individuals to use or abuse as they see fit. Like all forms of leadership, it places specific responsibilities on its holders. As Luthuli, himself a chief, put it: 'A chief is primarily a …

… for much needed accomodation of Doctors and Nurses, aswell as students! Being so close to the City, this is also … here is the South African Brewery in what is now known as New Brighton! …

… The Ruth Prowse Art Centre was opened in The Retreat as an art and cultural centre with artist Erik Laubscher as first head. The house was formerly an outbuilding on the …

… building dates from the late 19th century when it served as the wine cellar on the farm Moddergat, then owned by the … in 1946 the building was used for a number of years as a farm stall. It was declared a National Monument under …

… alternative service'. They stressed that they had gathered as mothers, wives and sisters and not as members of any organisation. …

… is an independent brotherhood of ex-service men and women as well as serving men and women whose membership is confined to …

… Positioned beautifully on the mountainside as you go along to Worcestor, is a health resort! This region … 'bitter honey valley'. Governor Van Plettenbere noted it as Gaudiene in 1778, 13 km from Worcester. There is a post …

… war of 1819. The name "committees" is pronounced by locals as as "kommetjies", indicating that its origins may be of …

… Howick, April 24-28 in 1971. The 8 papers presented were as follows: Approach to student power; Economics and race; … Black power; Black power in South Africa and Student as rebel. Included are recommendations for the NUSAS National …

… Howick, April 24-28 in 1971. The 8 papers presented were as follows: Approach to student power; Economics and race; … Black power; Black power in South Africa and Student as rebel. Included are recommendations for the NUSAS National …

… Howick, April 24-28 in 1971. The 8 papers presented were as follows: Approach to student power; Economics and race; … Black power; Black power in South Africa and Student as rebel. Included are recommendations for the NUSAS National …

… emphasis on education and educating the people of Africa as part of the liberals function in ensuring a positive … the criteria of skin colour. Education should be seen as a development to Africa's socio-economic conditions. …

… the results of the elections on August 22 and 28 1984 ; as well as what the consequences will be of those that choose to vote …

… was to counter the government's policy of Total Strategy, as well as of state action against NUSAS during the year. …

… the Palaeolithic Era. [i] The ancient civilisation, known as the Land of Punt, is believed to have been located in … trading partner of Egypt, who would sometimes refer to it as ‘the land of the Gods’. [ii] Using the reconstruction of … pastoral nomadism developed over the following centuries as result of this use of camels. Introduction of Islam From …

… foreigners, We are orphans and fatherless, our Mothers are as widows, We have to pay for our water;and our wood is sold … a tabernacle erected by the Zionist Christian Church as a site of annual pilgrimage and renewal! I am honoured … is a long-awaited moment. I come to the Holy City of Moria as a pilgrim, with other pilgrims, senior members of the …

… across all spheres of life, which affected sports as much as anything else, had prevented South Africa from engaging in … to allow Basil D’Oliveira from playing in the country as a selected member of the England team. No representative …

… of Durban-Westville. The second is an address he gave as national secretary of the Azanian Students' Organisation … until certain conditions were met. This became known as the '72 Resolution and it demanded that an SRC have the … of opposing the formation of an SRC, saw such opposition as being based on an immutable principle. This in fact went …

… declared that the Government would look upon the S.A.I.C. 'as the only representative body that exists today on a … to be effective. He declared that he regarded his work as a continuation of the 1914 Gandhi-Smuts Agreement and of … but also by the international community, go side by side as a key to the solution of our socio-economic and …

… Hill School, in District 6, Cape Town. To the audience as follows: Mr. Chairman, ladies and gentlemen, it is … mechanic or an ordinary agricultural labourer, whether as cook or a housemaid. Secondly, education produces a … But there is another aspect of education and to my mind as important as the purely financial one. The educated man …