SAHO global search

… On 20 September 1915 a new battalion consisting of Cape Coloured men, called the Cape Corps was established with the view of being dispatched … The most well-known battle that was fought entirely by the Cape Corps was called the Battle of Square Hill, fought … 1000 jaar, Kaapstad: Human & Rousseau.| Jooste, B (2008)  'Cape Corps ceremony reminds Zille of Mbeki'  in iol …

… It is an important tourism and farming region of the Western Cape Province. Mossel Bay lies 400 km, East of the Country's seat of Parliament, Cape Town and 400 km West of Port Elizabeth , the largest … Mossel Bay, (400 km From Cape Town) …

… returned to South Africa and started practising law in Cape Town. Castens joined the Villagers Rugby Football Club, … College in Newlands. In 1890 Castens represented the Western Province cricket team at the fifth Champions Bat … clubs. Two days later he was appointed manager for the Western province team. When the team was announced for the …

… Nise Malange was born in 1960, in Cape Town Western Province (now Western Cape Province ), South Africa and grew up in …

… Eddie Daniels was born on 25 October 1928 in District 6, Cape Town where also grew up and attended Sydney Street … of jobs in the 1940s, including work as a delivery boy in Cape Milliners, a messenger boy in Old Mutual and at Bally’s … were published by Mayibuye Books, University of the Western Cape, 1998. Profile: Edward ('Eddie') Daniels by Sam …

… The circle of Kramats in Cape Town is a shrine to Muslim holy men buried in Cape Town. Legend goes that it is this circle that protects Cape Town from earthquakes and National disasters. Kramats or … Circle of Kramat's, Cape Town …

… The Cape Town Hebrew Congregation, which built the Great … and sub-Saharan Africa. Thus, the establishment of the Cape Town Hebrew Congregation (Tikvat Yisrael) in 1841. This … the Dutch, French and British Empires. In the case of the Cape, though a Colonial Settlement was founded by the Dutch …

… Retreat is a Suburb of City of Cape Town, Western Cape with a postal code. It is about 15 kms West-North-West … https://postalcodez.co.za/postalcode/wc/city-of-cape-town/cape-town/retreat   … Retreat, Cape Town …

… Reneen is a populated place and is located in Northern Cape, South Africa. The estimate terrain elevation above seal … has 60 odd campsites in the Namakwa region. Clanwilliam, Western Cape is a mere 57 km away so obviously this lies relatively … Reneen, Northern Cape …

… abundance of trees. Pinelands is one of the few Areas in Cape Town in which sale of Alcohol is prohibited and is a … one of the most Racially-Mixed Middle Class Suburbs, in Cape Town. The Main Road is called Forest Drive and the … served by two Railway Stations: Pinelands Station on the Western edge of the suburb and Mutual Station on the Northern …

… Bill Clinton, arrived with his wife Hillary at the Cape Town International Airport. Clinton was on a tour of two … showing a level of interest in Africa unprecedented for a Western head of state. In an address to Parliament, Clinton … US President Bill Clinton arrives in Cape Town …

… Europeans actually started exploring the hinterland of the Cape. It took until the 1760's for the explorers to reach … was allocated to a local farmer by the authorities in the Cape. Eight years later, Governor Joachim van Plettenberg … became interested in obtaining supplies of wood for the Cape Colony . The Cape had a shortage of wood as most of the …

… Dr. Baxter made a generous donation to the University of Cape Town in order to support the arts through the … always been his desire to “develop and cultivate arts in Cape Town and the adjacent districts”. The Baxter Theatre has … Mies Julie. Located at the foot of the University of Cape Town, the Baxter is home to a world-class theatre and …

… Letter from the Western Transvaal Administration Board to the Ciskei … population statistics of Xhosa people residing in the Western Transvaal area, for the Ciskei Commission population … Letter from the Chief Director of the Western Transvaal Administration Board to the Secretary of …

… Andriesburg, Eastern Cape …

… Adendorp, Eastern Cape …

… Abbaheigaskop, Northern Cape …

… Abachoreb, Northern Cape …

… Kuboes, Northern Cape …

… Cofimvaba, Eastern Cape …

… Clumber, Eastern Cape …

… Clarkson, Eastern Cape …

… history of more than 300 years! Today, Boschendal is a Cape winelands icon and an acclaimed wine and food … for tens of Centuries prior to colonisation of the Cape. Boschendal was first granted to the French Huguenot , … in 1685 by Simon van der Stel , the first governor of the Cape Colony . It was subsequently bought by Abraham de …

… of South African Houses of Parliament are situated in Cape Town even though the seat of government is in Pretoria . … of South Africa , in 1910. According to this compromise Cape Town would be the legislative capital, Bloemfontein the … House of Parliament, Cape Town …

… help of the Beit Scholarship, went to the University of Cape Town (UCT) where he registered for a law degree. He … members of the LPSA. In 1962 he joined the banned SACP in Cape Town. Despite opposing views in organisations that …

… South African.  Stevenson participates in fairs including Cape Town Art Fair, Frieze New York, Art Basel, Joburg Art … Miami Beach. Stevenson has spaces in Johannesburg and Cape Town. This article was produced for SAHO in … Galley   The Stevenson Contemporary Art Gallery is one of Cape Town’s art Galleries that is truly worth a visit. …

… We're excited to announce the full Museum Night Cape Town 2016 programme, including 15 museums sites from the District Six Museum to the Cape Town Holocaust Centre to the New Church Museum to the … Museum Night Cape Town 2016 …

… Alan Arnold Aderem was restricted to his Cape Town , Western Province (now Western Cape) home. His house arrrest restricted him to his …

… Africans as a whole.  Paul was born in the mother city of Cape Town , in the Western Cape, in 1954. At first Paul went to study architecture at …