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… preliminary conference would be held on 6 February 1950 in Cape Town to discuss the procedure of the proposed … Africa. 1950 February, Preliminary conversations began in Cape Town by representatives from India, Pakistan and South … three prominent trade union leaders from the Eastern Cape, executed. 1965 9 November, Establishment by the …

… and Diagne, S.B. (eds.). 2008. The Meanings of Timbuktu . Cape Town: HSRC Press. pp. 1-20. ↩ Hunwick, J.O. and Boye, … and Diagne, S.B. (eds.). 2008. The Meanings of Timbuktu . Cape Town: HSRC Press | Hunwick, J.O. and Boye, A.J. 2008. …

… and mixed audiences, climaxed by a tour of the Western Cape. Six days after the Sharpeville emergency in 1960, …

… in 1890 to increase the dwindling revenue of the British Cape colony. The loss of land after 1913 pushed many black …

… the Industrial and Commercial Union (ICU) representing Cape black dock-workers was formed. Its first President was …

… founded by Major HD Warden in 1846 as an outpost for Cape riflemen, Blacks and Coloureds came to town to work in …

… Makgatho community. Students at the University of Western Cape pledged their support for the striking union workers of …

…  [Accessed 29 October 2014]|‘Africa Day Protest in Cape Town’ from the Cape Times , 16 November [online] Available at … of Solidarity , Bloomington: Indiana University Press.|Cape Times Collection, (1962).|Joseph, H., (1986). Side by …

… established branches at Wits University, the University of Cape Town (UCT) and the University of Natal. Furthermore, as …

… the deposit requirements of Section 15 forced an Eastern Cape news agency to abandon plans to start a newspaper. More … during that time, mainly in PWV (now Gauteng), Eastern Cape and Western Cape. An unintended consequence of the State … On 8 June 1990 a State of Emergency was declared in the province of Natal (including the 'self-governing' territory …

… to refuse to stand for re-election as President of the Cape Branch of the African National Congress by the so-called … of why Professor Matthews was not re-elected to the Cape Presidency then Professor Matthews becomes guilty of … its conference in Queenstown in 1953, on a motion of the Cape Provincial Conference, accepted a proposal of having a …

… community centres for the coloured people in the Western Cape. I applied for the post. The Foundation came into being … I was engaged for this post and went to live in the Cape. My work lay in the sandy barren Cape Flats in Elsie's River, where many coloured people …

… now proudly boasts a small restaurant and bar area. The Cape Cross Seal Colony is worth a visit as it offers a taste …

… Meyer, with the help of Middle Keurbooms Conservancy and Cape Nature. (Look out for hand-painted maps of the Trail in …

… films which will be screened at the official event in Cape Town.  You may view them here:   ‘Celebrating 30 Years …

… In the heart of the scenic Garden Route on the Cape south coast, near the mouth of the Goukamma River, lies …

… Nahoon River Dam is a reservoir and is located in Eastern Cape, South Africa. The estimate terrain elevation above seal …

… of the line was part of the massive expansion of the Cape Colony’s railway system . The steam engines “Kowie” and …

… range. It is one of several such features found in the Cape Mountain Ranges, perhaps the best known being the Seven …

… by the Conference. The Headquarters of the F.S.A.W. is in Cape Town, and all interested in working to for liberation of … Africa, should write to the Secretary, P. 0. Box 2706, Cape Town. OPENING OF THE CONFERENCE - Ray Alexander speaks …

… Neville Dubow, Professor of Fine Art at the University of Cape Town, has suggested that the period of unrest of the … movement. The Photo Workshop based in Johannesburg and the Cape Cultural Congress are emergent for a for an indigenous … Omar Badsha (ed.) The cordoned Heart. Cape Town: The Gallery Press, 1985. …

… a Mosotho, was also detained in both Bloemfontein and Cape Town for nearly a year in 1978, in the custody of the … in detention and gave evidence for the state in a trial in Cape Town. She was certainly well known to the regime. She …

… the Blue Notes, a multiracial modern jazz outfit formed in Cape Town in the early 1960s. White composer and pianist … its own sequence of notes and beats – have infused Eastern Cape jazz. From the work of pioneering bandleaders such …

… to the Klein Karoo from the Winelands of the Western Cape, the Southern Coastal strip and the Great Karoo to the … transport wagons on their journeys from the fledgling Cape Colony into the interior, and from this the culture of …

… of all cargo, while Saldanha Bay handles 38%. Durban and Cape Town —once the country’s top ports—now move only 8.3% … of coal in a single day. Saldanha Bay, on the Western Cape coast , also started operating in 1976. Its first …

… of the colonial Cecil Rhodes statue at the University of Cape Town campus that was a result of the student-driven …

… in 1950s Sophiatown, as well as the blooming talent from Cape Town’s District Six. When Abrahams briefly returned to …

… newly-appointed members of the TRC met at Bishops Court in Cape Town to begin our nation's painful journey of revealing …

… structure. The recent developments at the University of Cape Town and at Rhodes mark the beginnings of a social …

… from multiple injuries stirred the Malay community in the Cape where he had been a loved and respected leader. Or the …