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… the ‘new’ Union of South Africa of 1956 (The British Cape Colony and the two Boer Republics: The Transvaal and the … of Dutch-speaking people who migrated by wagon from the Cape Colony into the interior from 1836 onwards, in order to …

… propaganda is managed by it. Passive Resistance and the Cape The Indians and other non-Europeans of the Cape, although not affected by the Ghetto Act and other … freedom. Passive Resistance Councils have been set up in Cape Town, Port Elizabeth, East London and Kimberley to …

… taken from Frank R. Bradlow and Margaret Cairns, The Early Cape Muslims, appendix II. A note by the authors says that …

… to the area. On the second leg of his four-day Eastern Cape visit, Zuma arrived this morning to Pondoland to pay a …

… David van Lill, Van Lill’s South African Sports Trivia (Cape Town: Zebra Press, 2005), p. 141. ↵ [v] South Africa at … |David van Lill, Van Lill’s South African Sports Trivia (Cape Town: Zebra Press, 2005), p. 141.|Marianne Kriel, …

… Shortly after the second British occupation of the Cape in 1806 it was converted to a guard house and was used …

… the City . The Legislative seat of Parliament is in Cape Town . The Union Buildings were completed in 1913. The …

… McLennan & Zeffert in the second place, and HC Floyd of Cape Town in third place. HC FLOYD as well as one or two …

… Lapsley currently runs The Centre for Healing Memories in Cape Town.  References: Pastor Michael ("Allan") Lapsley …

… is the silence and peace that this section of the Eastern Cape encompasses with little effort. Staying here is more …

… together with his wife and four children, emigrated to the Cape in 1859. They landed at Mossel Bay following a sea …

… F. (2000). Nuusdagboek: feite en fratse oor 1000 jaar, Cape Town: Human & Rousseau …

… as early as in the 1960s when the Anglican Archbishop of Cape Town Joost de Blank called for expulsion at the …

… The oldest town in the Eastern Cape, the fourth oldest in South Africa and certainly one of …

… AND Graphics, Mpathi Gocini, Community Arts Project, Cape Town: P.C.P. Mallimse and Rorkes Drift, Harry Moyaga, …

… children at Emdukatshani, Natal  COMMUNITY ARTS PROJECT, CAPE TOWN: Hamilton Budaza, Joseph Moyikwa, Lionel Davis, …

… his resignation from the post he now holds. New Age , Cape Town, June 28, 1956. …

… of the following demands: (a) No tampering with the Cape non-European vote (b) Extension of the vote to …

… tales for children.  At this time he was writing for the Cape Colony Press.  In 1900 he worked for the Daily Mail in …

… immediately set about relieving British garrisons in the Cape and Natal. This was achieved in the first few months of … H and Mbenga, B. (eds) (2007) New History of South Africa (Cape Town), p. 214|Pakenham, T (1979). The Boer War . (New …

… Abe Bailey was born in Cradock, Cape Colony, in 1864. His father, a wagon maker and wool …

… completing his matric, Woods enrolled at the University of Cape Town in 1952 to study law but switched to journalism.  …

… end of 1952 with 8 577 activists, mostly from the Eastern Cape, having been arrested. The government reacted to the …

… (eds) (1970). Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa, Cape Town: NASOU, v. 11, pp. 78-85 . Wallis, F. (2000). …

… the third resident magistrate at Tsolo in the Eastern Cape, and his staff to Sulenkama where they were massacred, …

… of the story of the round-table conference, and the Cape Town Agreement which emerged from it are (or should be) … need to recapitulate the significance or the terms of the Cape Town Agreement. What is more important here is to appreciate that for Kajee the Cape Town Agreement became the foundation for all his future …

… mine attack on the Koeberg nuclear power station outside Cape Town in December 1982, dealt with below, all attacks … damaged the Koeberg nuclear power station outside Cape Town. To many, the attack appeared to be a quick and … leaders from as far afield as the eastern and western Cape and Natal were invited. During preparations for …

… is evident from an editorial in one of their papers, the "Cape Times (17.10.46): "The race problem to-day in this … for the boycott. The very next month, November, 1946, the Cape Town Branch of the A.N.C. called a meeting of … 1. "This Conference of African Organisations of the Western Province here assembled: (a) Endorses the decision of …

… primarily for women. 1918 Ohlange begins to offer the Cape Junior curriculum. 1924 24 February, the new Ohlange …

… Whites first encountered Bantu-speakers in the eastern Cape in the 16th century, and in the central interior at the …