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… led to him slipping into a coma in June 2011. He died in Cape Town, leaving behind his wife Louise and their two sons. …

… al. (eds)(1970) Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa, Cape Town: NASOU, v. 2, p. 431 Wallis, F. (2000) Nuusdagboek: …

… of Afrikaans can be traced to arrival of settlers to the Cape. This is however not the sole factor that led to the …

… conference was held at the University of Cape Town (UCT) from 12 to 15 September 1998 to mark the 80th … (1970).  Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa , Cape Town: NASOU, v. 6, p. 94-5; v. 11, p. 252.|History Department,University of Cape Town, Reflections on the Spanish Flu Pandemic after 80 …

… (2000).  The Anglo-Boer War: A chronology. ABC Press, Cape Town, p.331. Benneyworth, G.,August 2006, The department …

… in South Africa. The match took place in Green Point, Cape Town between one team made up of civilians and one made …

… southern hemisphere, using his own telescope. He chose the Cape of Good Hope as a base because of its relative …

… that Somers was the state executioner and torturer in the Cape Colonial government. When capital punishment and the … Barnard, M., 2007.  Cape Town   Stories . Cape Town: Struik pg. 68-9 …

… Tambo was a traditionalist, he also saw the value of western education. Working in the trading store for many … this excellent scholar was from the Transkei, the eastern Cape assembly of chiefs, the Bhunga, granted Oliver a bursary … the most supportive (together with the Netherlands) of the western countries. But it was not always plain sailing for …

… goods from within the borders of the Tang Empire and a western market that specialized in exotic goods from India, … anywhere in the world, could be had for a price in the western market of Chang'an." (1994: 35) It is clear from … gift of a giraffe. By the 1700 and 1800s, onwards, Western expeditions of plunder, slavery, wars of domination, …

… explorer Diogo Cão, who came ashore north of Swakopmund at Cape Cross in 1484. Parts of Namibia are notoriously dry and … after negotiations were conducted between South Africa, Western powers, the UN and the South West African Peoples' … had been inserted into the independence process by the Western powers. SWAPO won 57% of the votes, but as this was …

… of African music in an urban environment and played with western instruments. And rough it was; soon there came into … but its range was limited. Thus Simon, a White from Cape Town, remarks about the South African punk music of the … a unique mix of traditional South African music with Western classical music. The London Symphony Orchestra played …

… of the OAU in the liberation struggles of Guinea-Bissau, Cape Verde, Sao Tome and Principe, Mozambique, Angola and … de Saguia el-Hamra y de Rio de Oro [POLISARIO] of Western Sahara, SWAPO, and the Palestine Liberation … forms by providing financial assistance. We appeal to the Western States permanent members of the Security Council to …

… whole white population does nothing more than "cluck". The Western world equally "clucks" ”” and continues to enjoy the … Rivonia trial, Bram and his wife, Molly, had set off for Cape Town for their daughter Use's twenty-first birthday. On …

… being as follows: - Johannesburg 21 Pretoria 1 Durban 4 Cape Town 2 Port Elizabeth 3. East London 1 It is clear from … with branches in Pretoria, Durban, Johannesburg, Cape Town, Port Elizabeth, East London, Kimberley and … Harbours and Airport workers Union, with Head Quarters in Cape Town. At best it can be said that this association is …

… a reduction in rainfall and increase in droughts in the western parts of the country, which will increase water … to support the campaign for the self-determination of the Western Sahara under the progressive leadership of POLISARIO, …

… Elizabeth. Sir Rufane Donkin  was acting Governor at the  Cape  from 1820 to 1821 during the absence of Lord Charles …

… accommodate his growing family. The cottage is a typical Cape Coastal vernacular house, built without the aid of an …

… Port Elizabeth where, in April 1825, the Governor of the Cape granted him land for an Anglican Church. McLelland was …

… 150 kilometers from the Mozambique border, Southwards to Cape Vidal and 3 nautical miles out to sea. Jesser Point …

… London and Port St Johns. It was back in 1890's that the Cape Colonial Lighthouse Commission, originally recommended …

… Further North of Cape Town’s City Centre , across the Rietvlei Lagoon which is …

… of Nieuwoudtville lies on the Bokkeveld Plateau, where the Cape Fynbos meets the Hantam Karoo, Boesmanland and the …

… when Portuguese explorer Diogo Cao visited the nearby Cape Cross. In 1487, Bartholomew Diaz anchored in the bay and … (eds)(1970) Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa . Cape Town: NASOU. v. 11, p. 313-15. "> …

… a local café in order to purchase the late edition of the Cape Argus.  However,  the situation had rapidly escalated to …

… Santa Cruz. In late February he dropped anchor near the Cape of Good Hope to replenish water. De Almeida and his men … David Johnson, 2013. Imagining the Cape Colony: History, Literature, and the South African …

… State. After completing secondary school in the Eastern Cape, he studied medicine and started a practice in Lovedale …

… bygewerk deur D.W. Kruger; 3de bygewerkte uitg., Goodwood, Cape Town: NASOU, p. 601. Liebenberg, B.J. & Spies, S.B. …

… in his State of the Nation Address to Parliament in Cape Town, President Nelson Mandela read one of Ingrid …