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… and is just three blocks from the Nelson Mandela Bridge . Its’ collections begun in the 1950’s and was known as the …

… first negotiated peace treaty between Israel and any of its Arab neighbors. The official agreement was signed on Mar. …

… opportunity for experimentation across the arts spectrum. Its significance as a forum for new ideas and an indicator of …

… found on the coastal areas of the Western Cape. It retains its original plain side gables and oven, although it has also …

… iron roof. The cottage blends extremely well with its environment and should be preserved as it is one of the …

… resort at Sodwana Bay , which is World renowned for: its scuba diving; big game fishing and Giant Loggerhead and …

… government was followed, in which the USA continued its economic investment in South Africa. This policy also …

… pupils engaged in protests and boycotts, it expressed its solidarity with them. It was the result of these actions …

… smashing coach windows and stoning the first train on its arrival at 21:00. Fighting broke out as strikers, who …

… power in 1962, but the original tower is still in use, its little red dome a beacon of colour against the blue of …

… Centre , across the Rietvlei Lagoon which is popular for its abundant birdlife, is Table View. Table View is popular …

… requesting the ISU to report to them before it carried out its operations and after it had completed these operations. …

… to the very heart of the Basotho society and underlies its present problems..."  In September 1994 an agreement …

… one of the hidden treasures of the Natal Midlands, for its sheer beauty. It is now a combination of farms - mostly …

… the land. The issue of land in Zimbabwe led to many of its difficulties, internally and internationally. After much …

… between White and Black, but Blacks maintained that its aim was to meet demands from White farmers for more …

… set of the world wide depression of the 1930s, which at its worst saw one in three people unemployed in the United …

… of coloured members of the country's defence force, and at its peak strength it had around 23 000 members. More than 12 …

… train in trench warfare. On 31 May 1916, the brigade left its training area and marched 72 km to the Somme area. The …

… of South Africa.  On 15 September 1910, South African held its first election after the formation of the Union and   …

… in the democratic movement in various ways: extending its role through participation in national poliitcal …

… demolished in 1910 and a four storey building erected in its place. This is the present Post Office. 1888 The … released in March 1961 because the State could not prove its case 1958 Dr. Verwoerd becomes Prime Minister. Lady …

… South Africa is called the rainbow nation because of its variety of people, cultures and religions. The people …

… Corporation, the Centre was established with Badsha as its head. In 1991 the Centre closed because the University …

… the 1600s and 1700s making sketches of the town and its activities. For example, Thomas Herbert, a British …

… of National or Cultural heritage is, however, not without its complications.  In a country of eleven different official …

… political organisations, and trade unions. According to its constitution, the objectives of the Federation were to …

… becomes a British protectorate. 1966 Lesotho gains its independence from the British. …

… 000 ounces of platinum at Marikana and is unlikely to meet its full-year production target of 750 000 ounces regardless …