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… From the book:  The Role of the Missionaries in conquest by Nosipho Majeke Nosipho Majeke was the pen-name of Dora Taylor. She worked in the liberatory movement in South Africa until, at the height of the repression in the … The Role of the Missionaries in conquest - NOSIPHO MAJEKE: A Biographical Note …

… In response to attacks on the Sasol oil refinery in Secunda, the South African security police bombed two houses in Manzini, Swaziland. The attacks claimed the lives of … The South African security police bombed two houses in Manzini, Swaziland …

… David Phaswane Mogano was born in Pietersburg (now Polokwane), Northern Transvaal (now Limpopo) in 1932.Upon completing his high school studies he left for Johannesburg. In Johannesburg he got a job in a hotel where he worked as a … David Phaswane Mogano, SA artist, is born in Pietersburg , Northern Transvaal …

… of Rights," Adopted by the ANC Annual Conference PREFACE In the following pages the reader will find what has been … dynamic way of directing the attention of our Government in the Union of South Africa, the European population of our country to the African position and status in this land of our birth-South Africa-because the Government …

… Preface In the following pages the reader will find what has been … dynamic way of directing the attention of our Government in the Union of South Africa, the European population of our country of the African position and the status in this land of our birth - South Africa - because the …

… been largely by women and have no precedent, at least, in Natal. The political scene in Natal is very much alive and … is wrong in principle cannot be right in practice. So all apartheid laws, based as they are on the maxim "Separate and … the Union of South Africa a place where such frauds as the apartheid laws shall not be. We may have no rights to bring …

… The Second Carnegie Report on poverty in South Africa, Uprooting poverty in South Africa: Report for the 2nd Carnegie Inquiry into Poverty and Development in South Africa, authored by Francis Wilson and Mamphela … The second Carnegie Report on poverty in South Africa is released …

… on 18 March 1950. The institution began as a small college in what was then the Orange River Colony, called the Grey College School in 1904. By 1907, the college had 29 students and ten lecturers and in 1910 the college was declared an official educational …

… by the Governmentof Natal from 1860 onwards to work in the sugar fields. We should note that these workers were … came here under an agreement with the Government of India. In terms of this agreement the Natal Government promised to … African Indians today? There are roughly 250,000 Indians in the Union of South Africa. Of these, 210,000 are in Natal, …

… among the workers, and nearly all of them are punitive in character. Before Union each of the four provinces in South Africa enacted its own laws. One of the earliest … and Servants Act, Act 15 of 1856, of the Cape Province. In the Transvaal, a Master and Servants Act was introduced in …

… Gandhiji led a seven-year long struggle in South Africa from 1907 to 1914 for the security and dignity of the Indian settlers in that country who were subjected to humiliations by the white rulers. In his account of that struggle, Satyagraha in South Africa , …

… Radebe, South Africa's celebrated soccer legend was born in Diepkloof, Soweto. At the age of 15 his parents sent him to live in Bophuthatswana so could be safe from the political … African to have captained two World Cup finals, these were in France in 1998 and South Korea and Japan in 2002.  He …

… engineer, began the construction of his own aeroplane in 1907 at Brandfort, in the Free State. This was the first South African built … is possible that John Weston based his design on a Voisin. In France he fitted a Gnome rotary engine (50hp) and flew it … Cape Town: NASOU, v. 1, p. 609-10.|The History of Aviation in South Africa . Website: sapfa.org.za …

… Douglas Portway was born in Johannesburg in 1922. He studied fine art at the Witwatersran Technical … of Johannesburg. After his first solo exhibition in 1945 he gained such a reputation that he became the first … Portway, European-based South African artist, is born in Johannesburg …

… In this paper, at the the very outset, Bozolli, has expectations of change in the educational pattern as well as change in attitudes. The effects of segregating schools has led to a … Education is the key to change in South Africa by G. R. Bozzoli …

… The Metal and Allied Workers Union (MAWU) was established in April 1973 in with the assistance of the General Factory Workers Benefit … from Mpophomeni Township went on strike on 30 April 1985*. As a consequence 970 workers were dismissed from …

… Margaret Roach "Killie" Campbell was born in Mount Edgecombe, Natal (now KwaZulu-Natal) on 9 September … 1881. She was educated at St. Anne's Diocesan College in Natal and St. Leonard's School in Scotland, where she is said to have developed a profound …

… From:  Labour Struggles in South Africa The Forgotten Pages 1903 - 1921 by Evangelos … a fact, that academic production isolated from the person in the street, (the worker, the clerk, the dust collector, … There are enough South African academics, especially in the so-called "humanities" who spend the best years of …

… muralist and graphic artist, was born on 1 June 1926 in East London, Eastern Cape. In 1946 he studied drawing under Henrich Steiner in Florence, Italy. He also attended classes at what was … Cecil Edwin Frans Skotnes is born in East London, Eastern Cape …

… Zola Budd and Mary Decker are athletes who took part in the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics. Budd, a South African, was competing under British citizenship due to apartheid laws in South Africa, and Decker,was representing the US. Both … [Accessed on 16 July 2012]|ESPN Budd & Decker clash in explosive final [online] Available at: www.espn.co.uk …

… Equal Rights: The treatment of Coloured People in the North, 1901 1 Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen It is by no … disabilities that have been placed upon our fellow kinsmen in the Transvaal and O.R.C.; to protest against the curtailment of their liberties as civilised subjects in the British Empire. What other sensations but those of …

… (Stephanus Johannes Paulus) was born on 10 October 1825 in the Steynsburg district. When the Great Trek started in 1836, he joined the trek party of Hendrik Potgieter, and … later settled on a farm at the foot of the Magaliesberg in 1841. After the death of his first wife and child, he …

… From the book:  Freedom In Our Life Time by Anton Muziwakhe Lembede 27. "HITLER`S NEW … 1944. Hitler is rapidly losing all his supporters in Europe. The rats are leaving the sinking ship. But he appears to have found a new recruit in the ranks of the African National Congress. A …

… Willem de Klerk announced the results of a referendum in which only white people were allowed to participate. The … support for the process to negotiate the dismantling of apartheid, which had already been in progress since 1989. The … that those who left would retain their benefits. Business, Sports and International relations Various local and …

… From the book:  The Role of the Missionaries in conquest by Nosipho Majeke The Basotho THE NEXT PART of … would identify themselves with the Sotho nation as allies. In the same spirit he sent his emissaries as far south as the … Whites and used as the instruments of his dismemberment. In the process they themselves were dismemberment. The fact …

… has a remarkably rich history of culture and politics. In the 1950s, the area had become a political hotbed, with … Africans and Indians on their doorstep. Subsequently in 1959 the area was declared a white zone under the Group … of people according to their race. Families that had lived in Cato Manor for a number of years had to move out of their …

… On 7 March 1960, a photograph of a 13 year-old Native boy in a torn vest was published in the front page of the London Labour paper, the Daily … to reports the boy was a miner at Clydesdale Colliery in Coalbrook, Orange Free State. The boy's wage was less than …

… For the first time in the history of the Federation of International Football Association (FIFA), the World Cup was staged in Africa. Five African nations vied for the right to host … Cup 2010 when South Africa defeated Morocco and Egypt in an all-African bidding process. The 19th FIFA World Cup …

… Hudson William Edison Ntsan’wisi was born in Shiluvane Mission Station in Tzaneen on 11 July 1920. He was the eldest of three … proceeding to study Linguistics at Georgetown University in Washington DC and at Hartford Seminary also in the US. In … Hudson Ntsanwisi, former Chief Minister of Gazankulu, dies in Johannesburg …

… Frost is a South African golfer who turned professional in 1981. In 1983, he had his first professional win. He has won … Golf  Challenge (1989) and his first South African Open in 1986. Most of his victories were at the Gary Player … David Frost wins the South African Open golf championship in Stellenbosch …