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… the London Missionary Society, was seen by local farmers as a hotbed of rebellious behaviour by indentured workers. … a Khoikhoi lady in 1803. She was described by Van der Kemp as a ‘young Hottentot girl, the inventory of whose earthly … and with little water. It was described by travelers as a gloomy collection of about 50 little huts with a small, …

… and Victorian architectural features. Further additions, as well as its adjacent red-brick coach house with its elegant …  To this end, the learner receives an individual lesson as well as a one hour ensemble rehearsal.    The music centre …

… difficult Cradock Pass, which still exists today, but as a tough hiking trail. The Pass was named after Sir John … Charles Michell, work began in 1844 with H.O. Farrell as superintendent. In 1845 he was replaced by Henry Fancourt … White, a qualified surveyor recruited from Australia as a road inspector. White’s name is renowned in the Town of …

… In the streets you will hear Xhosa, Afrikaans and English as well as foreign languages from the steady stream of tourists … close to the River. The River Mouth was known for a while as Rosebud Bay and the Estuary was a convenient venue for …

… to the concerns you have raised about such issues as sanctions. Your response to our urgent needs reflects your … between our two countries and peoples are built on rocks as solid as the granite all around us. We hope to see flourish, …

… host a colloquium on South Africa’s ‘long 1970s’, defined as the period stretching from the death of Hendrik Verwoerd … seeks to reconsider the period, which is often interpreted as one in which the strength of the apartheid regime was at … a post-apartheid society. Many of these voices were lost as the neat political groupings of the 1950s and early 1960s …

… climate of violence and intimidation from whatever quarter as well as a commitment to stability and to a peaceful process of … the objectives contained in this minute should be achieved as early as possible. …

… these farmers and the Xhosa  inhabitants on the frontier, as well as growing resentment between the farmers and the British … has been called 'The Magna Carta of the Khoikhoi', as it determined that the " Khoikhoi " was equal to White …

… new residential areas, new parallel institutions such as schools, universities and administrative bodies, and … and this article will set out his political involvement as well as his personal life and struggles, with the two often …

… to Parliament. The Commission's findings was that the UCM, as a multi-racial body, had engaged in dangerous activities … Organisation (SASO), which was seen in government spheres as a radical organisation, aimed at opposing government …

… cornerstone was laid on 24 August 1921 and today stands as a memorial to a community which no longer exists, as the Jewish families of Poswohl they left behind were …

… The original portions of this House reputedly served as an out-building of the Von Breda Homestead, on the Farm Oranjezicht, and as such probably dates from the 1730s. It was rebuilt during …

… from 14-16 December 1990. It was considered by the ANC as ranking in importance with such historic moments as the Congress of the People convened in June 1955; the …

… was not a State occasion, it was attended by dignitaries as well as by family members and friends. She accompanied the royal …

… openness". He said it was essential to expose the past as part of the healing process. This was brought into law in 1995 as the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC). The TRC is …

… 16 May 2004 was declared as International Aids Candlelight Memorial Day.  It was … Aids and to support those who are infected. This serves as a mobilisation campaign to raise awareness about the …

… security and state legislation and its effect on freedom, as well as racial divisions are an obstacle towards a sucessful …

… Ras (Duke) Tafari was crowned as Emperor Haile Selassie in Addis Abeba, Ethiopia, after the … Ethiopia into a Republic. He is worshiped by Rastafarians as a Lion of Judah, meaning that he is an African messiah. …

… the Hertzog prize once and the WA Hofmeyr prize twice, as well as the Ingrid Jonker, Eugene Marais and CNA prizes. She died …

… Lloyd George stated in the British House of Commons that as many as 30 000 armed Blacks were at that stage employed in the …

… I am directed by my government to submit forthwith to you, as Secretary-General of the United Nations Organisation, the … in Natal province, number about a quarter of million as against two and a quarter million Europeans. They are … arrangement was that labourers would be allowed to live as free men, enjoying all rights and privileges of …

… guaranteeing the birthright of the South African people as a whole, regardless of race, colour, sex or creed. … The socio-economic condition of our people has worsened as they continue to be denied basic human rights and forced … rule not only continues, but has become more ferocious as the anger and resistance of our people threaten its …

… University of Natal in Durban, he described the campaign as "an epic of our struggle for liberation" and paid tribute … to the House of Assembly and two Europeans to the Senate, as well as two members to the Natal Provincial Council. The entire …

… The step I am taking should, therefore, not be seen as the beginning of actual negotiations between the … to be freed. But I do hope that the government will, as soon as possible, give me the opportunity from my present quarters …

… Land Tenure and Indian Representation Act (referred to as the 'Ghetto' Act in the next document). The Natal Indian … We are South Africans of Indian descent, in the same way as others are South Africans of English, European or African … a two-thirds majority that S.A. and India should meet so as to bring the treatment of Indians in this country in …

… our revolutionary movement, the African National Congress as we mark the final preparations for our National Policy … African Union with one determination to position Africa as the dominant force in this century. We formed the AU in … supposed to be in their respective homes living together as families without the sound of machine guns. The reality is …

… United Nations Centre against Apartheid). In South Africa, as nowhere else, sports boycott made a great contribution to … was largely from the Indian and Coloured communities as the Africans were not practising many of the codes of … African Council on Sport (SACOS) was established in 1973 as a non-racial sports federation, with M. N. Pather as …

… bravery. Today, we mark the 18th anniversary of June 16th as a free people, proud and full of joy for taking the … of state and civil society. Our presence together here - as representatives of the Government of National Unity, … honour agreements with workers regarding June 16th as a paid holiday. But we would be misrepresenting the …

… within which we acknowledged the old and painful past so as to build a better future. Clearly, the Intelligence Services of our country have come a long way, as has done our young democracy. Hard and dedicated work has … and consciously positioned the issue of accountability as an important and critical part of intelligence work. This …

… were inev­itable with such a young organisation. "And yet, as an old Scotsman had put it," went on the president, "these … and appreciate the obligations falling upon them as workers in safeguarding the interests which are theirs and … in certain respects. That Union looked upon them as a monster threatening to filch their patrimony. All over …