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… of note when she sees one, The Cape Town Club having had its time there, and gracefully survived a serious blaze just …

… Cape Town, South Africa. St. Saviours has stood on its present Site since 1854 and has immense Historical value. …

… Bridge, in Station Street. Is a National Monumen t With its magnificent, Sandstone Bridge With Arches. This place was …

… of October 1988, the CP won 12 of 20 council seats. At its’ first meeting, the new Council decreed that it would …

… resolutions condemning South Africa's relations with its Southern African neighbours. The UN General Assembly …

… The South African government withdrew its military forces from Angola that have been fighting on …

… residents forced the South African government to reverse its decision and offer the Peelton people land in South …

… of this important figure in South African journalism and its history.  …

… apartheid. One of the most vital aspects of the bridge is its close proximity to Fort Glamorgan Prison. Known as kwa …

… Front national secretary-general Mohammed Valli Moosa and its acting publicity secretary Murphy Morobe in a pre-dawn …

… death of Mozambican president Samora Machel , started its first hearing at the Rand Supreme Court in Johannesburg. …

… when the Railway Line from Cradock was inaugurated. Due to its location at the junction of the Western, Midland and …

… parties except the Democratic Alliance. The DA allowed its members a free vote on the issue. The acceptance of the …

… APLA military exercise known as 'Operation Great Storm'. Its aim was to reclaim land from White people and return it …

… that the former government had waged a dirty war against its opponents. Judge Jan Hugo concluded his judgment, …

… of the peace agreement, UNITA pledged to demilitarise its forces and integrate it into government forces, become a …

… Committee on Defence to immediately act on the findings in its report on conditions in the military camp at …

… Committee that set the Bechuanaland Protectorate on its road to independence as a Republic of Botswana. Source: …

… metal workers at a time when the government had increased its repressive measures against Black trade unions. He became …

… Arts, at the Rand Afrikaans University. This study directs its attention to the support that Zambia extended to the ANC …

… elected by the Transkei Legislative Assembly during its first session as Chief Minister. The assembly was made up …

… and those who are merely interested to participate in its workshops and talks which aim to "explore the status and …

… armed struggle in November 1954, the PCA maintained its organisational autonomy – despite FLN pressure. Many …

… diamond verified and sold it for £ 500. The diamond made its way to Britain where it was displayed until 1967. The …

… the African. The book surprised and impressed many with its detailed accounts of slave suffering and humiliation and …

… referred to as the 'timeless' test, and the only one of its kind in history. Since then, the South African Cricket …

… (Aids) the disease that destroys blood cells, leaving its victims open series to other diseases., is hailed as a …

… by a Prime Minister, Alhaji Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa. Its first government was a coalition of conservative parties, …

… 1977 the federation was banned following the detainment of its leaders. Winnie later became the national executive and …