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… of the army of a democratic state is that of defending its people against foreign threats and of defending the … which says that the role of the army must be found in its neutrality, the army does not interfere in the affairs of …

… Government, which is already notorious the world over for its obnoxious policies, would continue to make even more … or merit support either within South Africa or beyond its borders. 2. WE DEMAND that a National Convention of …

… us from the very beginning of our common journey. On its recent past a cohesive and united NAM made significant … resolution of conflicts and the scourge of terrorism and its root causes. These challenges also include the matters of …

… leaders have done their duty to South Africa and all its people. They have done their duty to Africa and the …

… Voortrekker Monument with a replica of a Zulu hut at its feet. In the photograph a white child stoops to peer …

… go so far as to say he was the face of the company in its coverage of the African story. Juda was a smart dresser, …

… rebellion, the Malan administration had began to implement its repressive laws. Related: History of Kenya References: …

… species of bird are also protected by the Common, despite its location in the midst of the Suburbs.  The Common borders …

… a Cape truncated-cone tower mill, and is characterised by its thatch roof, which stands out as cars whizz by on the …

… the praxis of Palestine as a justice issue in its multiple manifestations and nuanced dialectics. The …

… driving across Nelson Mandela Bridge, or walking on one of its two pedestrian lanes. There is also a bicycle lane to …

… in Parliament. The Government had earlier suspended its policy of forced removals pending a review by Parliament. …

… today serves as great tourist destination because of its historic significance and the house used to be a …

… In 1874 the British Colonial Government offered to extend its "protection" in the Transkei to amaMpondo territory and, …

… Grey, and was named in honour of Governor Sir George Grey. Its magisterial seat was located at Lady Frere. Census …

… superior military position. Bathurst is renowned for its quaint and very old architecture. The oldest Building in …

… decade the village's white population rapidly expanded its numbers with the settlement of German legionaries and …

… to extend and intensify the boycott of the C.A.C. and its men, socially, educationally, economically and …

… the Baganda. Cotton became a highly successful crop and its production contributed to the emergence of the Baganda as …

… As its name signifies, Bantry Bay lies perched on the rocks … the wind make Bantry Bay much sought after and, because of its position, an ideal base from which to explore Cape Town ! … Suburb of Sea Point . Bantry Bay doesn’t have a Beach of its own but you can reach the Beaches of Clifton on foot, or …

… hiking trails and idyllic picnic sites. It is dramatic in its scale and spectacularly beautiful in its variety. Wildlife in the Oribi Gorge consists of many … to awesome surfing and swimming Beaches and is known for its consistent sunshine. High sandstone cliffs dominate this …

… as it does to the greater Worcester district. But its rugged beauty is fast becoming a draw card to visitors … popular Route 62 , Rawsonville is in good company. Along its western flank runs the Klein Drakenstein that wends its way through the Slanghoek Valley where various cellars …

… Camps Bay in the City of Cape Town . It is well known for; its exquisite views of Table Mountain and the Twelve Apostles , as well as its view of the Atlantic Ocean . The parking and grassy Area … as they blow fountains, leap out of the water, or splash its surface with their powerful flukes. Dolphins can be seen …

… being golf. Well-known Eco Estate of: 'San Lameer' , with its many activities are down the road. Marina and Trafalgar … farms. This area neighbours the Wild Coast Sun with all its water activities within easy reach. Looking for culture … at the top of the spectacular Umtamvuna River Gorge with its rich biodiversity, incl. 1 400 flowering plant species …

… South Africa is a country famous for its diverse cultures. Cape Town is a particularly … ’s oldest township and a vibrant cultural hub known for its rich history, dynamic art scene, and warm community … through a guided walking tour that will immerses you in its rich culture, vibrant colours, and a strong sense of …

… in the 1970s/80's for Sasol's second and third CTL plants, its name means: " second " in Latin, referring to its status as the second refinery after Sasolburg. This … producer of synthetic fuels and petrochemicals, known for its industrial landscape but also offering recreational spots …

… second World Heritage Site, further strengthening its commitment to conserving a large area of its Southern Coastline for future generations. The decision … coastal wetlands in Africa”, an area renowned for its scenic Beaches, Wildlife and Wetland Areas. The park …

… alongside the Country's busiest National road, sets its own pace as a prosperous sheep and cattle farming centre. … and an active Berliner Missionary Station, the oldest of its kind in the Free State. At the Dutch Reformed Church, … ranching. The district is drained by the Riet River and its many small tributaries. There have been Postal Coach …

… Museum is quite fascinating, and lends the Building and its contents a certain charm and intrigue. In the 1700’s, the … the Building (to replace it with a youth hostel), despite its History and Heritage ties. So, it was decided to move the … Memorial Museum is open seven days a week, and offers its visitors the opportunity to learn about: French Huguenots …

… has been encompassed by West Street Cemetery, lying in its far Western corner, closest to Berea Station. What makes it so interesting, besides its significance as one of the oldest Cemeteries in the City, is its function as a communal burial place for Muslim, Jewish, …