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… historical, scientific, social and technical information from wrecks. Shipwrecks are sometimes called time capsules …

… date. This special project examines the Freedom Struggle from the beginning of the 20th century up until South …

… issue of land rights in South Africa. They are adapted from a rural people's Photo-documentary Exhibition convened …

… 100 million years. The species is widespread and is found from Table Mountain, along the southern and eastern Cape …

… Nair was charged with nine others but granted indemnity from prosecution. When the South African Communist Party …

… Conference in London in 1926, Hertzog (with support from Canada, Ireland and India) decided to form a committee …

… This meant that NUSAS could no longer receive funds from abroad. Furthermore, all its activities were to be …

… women started to enter the industry in significant numbers from 1960 while the number of Indian men employed in clothing …

… it was necessary to establish their own nation free from the USA where they would be able to pursue … Formation Thus, between 22 and 25 May 1963, delegates from 32 African countries convened in the Ethiopian capital … and independence, d) To eradicate all forms of colonialism from Africa, and e) To promote international cooperation, …

… From the book:  The Eye of the Needle by Richard Turner I … of the dynamics of South African society must begin from the fact that it seems to be remarkably stable in spite … an attempt to meet foreign pressure. The same applies to Vorster's outward policy and to some instances of internal …

… Together with a group of other refugees, the family moved from Botswana to Tanzania. A life of exile often proved tough …

… by acquiring cattle. In 1658 a number of slaves escaped from the fort. Van Riebeeck took Autshumato hostage hoping to … to Robben Island. In 1659 Autshumato successfully escaped from Robben Island on a rowing boat and returned to fort. He … the Khoikhoi to obtain favorable terms of trade. Extracts from diaries of sailors such as Bartholomew Dias, Antonio de …

… Washington, an  African-American leader, receives a letter from Dube requesting that he give some formal endorsement for … funds for the Ohlange Institute. Dube receives funding from Emaroy June Smith to build a men’s dormitory. 1906 The … South African Native Land Act of 1913. 1917 Dube is ousted from the presidency of the SANNC and is replaced by Sefako …

… to fight discrimination against Indian traders in Natal. From the 1920s the organization functioned under the umbrella … work ungrudgingly day and night. " Gandhi leads the march from Natal to the Transvaal. 1913. Private Collection, Omar … the Congress meetings discussed and debated issues ranging from sanitation to the need for the richer Indians to live in …

… of the company that published the newspaper. Other editors from the papers lifetime included Saul Msane , Richard Victor … remain informed. The newspaper was not without its critics from rival publications also competing for the same readers. … establishing an alternative newspaper to Abantu-Batho came from the conservative elements of the SANNC who resented the …

… mine workers went on strike. The majority of workers were from major platinum producers such as Impala Platinum, Anglo … workers, represented by AMCU, demanded a salary increase from R5 000 to R12 000 per month from their employers. In return the platinum companies called …

… within the Island. 1973 December, Zuma is released from Robben Island after serving his sentence. Zuma marries … as Deputy President of South Africa. 2002 Zuma takes over from Nelson Mandela as facilitator in the Burundi peace … The EFF parliamentarians were eventually removes forcibly from the house. However COPE leader Mosiuoa Lekota was the …

… Paton’s negative portrayal of urban areas does not derive from an opposition to modern development and values. Instead, … areas of South Africa are presented by Paton as arising from such discrimination. Finally, I shall examine how Paton … earth. One is enough” (Paton 149). This perception arises from an awareness of the uneven development which will …

… against the government's attempts to take the vote away from Coloured people (black people had always been excluded). … member of the Federation of South African Women (FEDSAW). From 1958 onwards she moved in and out of prison and faced … to move into politics, and chose to fight apartheid from within the system. She initially joined the United …

… previous performances made waves and rode them, to quote from one of their songs, they have never ridden waves like … went on before. So what went on before? I had my notes from an interview with Ari Sitas in 2012 after their first … I made her listen to my understanding of public poetry- from late 19h century Paris to Mayakovsky, Cesaire, Elytis …

… removal of all discriminatory and oppressive legislation from the Union's statute book. This Joint Meeting is … Charter. This Joint Meeting further resolves to meet from time to time 'implement this Declaration and to take … discuss cooperation Mr. M.D. Naidoo, on his return from Johannesburg, where he attended, on behalf of the Natal …

… announced that it would start issuing reference books from January 1956. A demonstration was held on the 27th of … charter, based on the priorities and concerns of women, from all walks of life throughout the country. The National …

… dangerous. Special props had to be made to stop the stopes from caving in. There were many problems, and they became … stretches for more than 300 miles. The reef stretches from Heidelberg in the east all the way across to Virginia. …

… that the very first citizens of Mapungubwe were here from 1000ad to 1300ad and were Stone Age settlers. 5.       … their country trade and what items their countries need from the others. (including the quantity they have and need …

… factors. Please note that the spelling of Bambatha varies from source to source. The spelling Bhambada  and  Bhambatha …

… makes people so special? In what ways do people differ from other animals? Skeletons in the cupboards Have you heard …

… the measures, arguing that the exclusion of African people from the new system would exacerbate tensions, and asked its …

… From: A Crime Against Humanity - Analysing the Repression of … and 'dialogue' by the South African Prime Minister, B.J. Vorster, collapsed with the invasion of Angola by the South … to the fighting in the south for the first time since 1976; the subsequent agreement a year later on South African …

… became known as cross border raids. Other events emerged from wage strikes. In the early 1990s, the political violence … and five Blacks. 21 March, a breakaway organisation from the African National Congress  (ANC), the Pan Africanist … the dead were children, students, refugees and visitors from South Africa. According to a statement by the South …