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… to represent the Federation of South African Women in its secretariat. In 1990, she was chosen to be part of the …

… The Dutch Admiral, Paulus van Caerden gave the Bay its current name in 1601, probably because his sailors …

… achieve this milestone. The department continues to equip its students with both practical and theoretical training to …

… Court of Griqualand West until 1968 when it moved to its present position in the Civic Centre (Malay Camp), but …

… anti-hegemonic writings were not properly understood for its politically correct intentions. Did the Salafists in …

… which sovereign authority is exercised over the whole of its territory (b) that the Constitution will be the supreme …

… The magnificent Links Course at Fancourt is the dream of its architect, Gary Player, whose vision and love of the …

… enlisted where Afrikaans. The expansion of the army and its deployment overseas depended entirely on volunteers, …

… the Birds and few animals. The Boardwalk, the first of its kind in Southern Africa and exclusive to Eshowe. It is a …

… in the Conferencing and Events arena, largely due to its location within Durban’s Golden Mile and proximity to … advanced Business and Conference Centre is noted for its amazing acoustics and smart lighting systems and has …

… Congress (ANC) in Harare, Zimbabwe, agreed to "use its good offices" to facilitate the readmission of South … (IOC) from participating in international games because of its apartheid policy. The agree in Harare followed a meeting …

… from Amanzimtoti , located south of Durban . Known for its strong cultural traditions but also facing challenges …

… visitors to find and add new information to the website. Its functions allow history to be presented in new and … exhibition for which SAHO received some funds that covered its costs related to the exhibition. SAHO’s involvement in … period of some eighty-odd years. The book was launched in early 2007 and was published by SAHO and Unisa Press. The …

… Rooi Els (Red Alder) is also a registered conservancy in its own right, the beauty of the environment devotedly preserved by its residents. The town is not all that big, the roads narrow … Rooi Els does not boast a long strip of sandy beach for its angular nature means that the little town is surrounded …

… would always arrive late for work and had to leave early to report at the police station. Being limited to a … without) are refused admission to school because they are 'too old' or because the headmaster fears that they are … convicted under the Internal Security Act 74 of 1982 or its predecessors. Those convicted of the common law crimes of …

… this year the Azanian Students Organisation will celebrate its birth 25 years ago as a forerunner to the current leading … called SA National Students Congress (SANSCO) in line with its ideological leaning towards the congress movement led by … cut their political teeth in SASO and AZASO/SANSCO and are its outstanding graduates. SASO, formed in 1968, gave birth …

… no one continent or culture dominated the rest. Each had its own strength and weaknesses, but they were equal.Discuss …

… fishing Village of Paternoster (“Our Father”), deriving its name from the heartfelt prayers of shipwrecked Portuguese … , on the West Coast. The Cape Columbine lighthouse owes its name to the British wooden ship- 'Columbine'.  Which was …

… 7000 m squared of column free floor space. Together with its sister venue, the Durban Exhibition Centre (DEC), (which is across the Road!) The ICC can double its capacity to accommodate 10 000 conference delegates. The …

… Hotels and Resorts added the iconic Royal Hotel to its portfolio and is hard at work to restore this ‘old lady’ to its former glory. …

… employers' organisation has the right- a.     to determine its own administration, programmes and activities; b.    to … take reasonable legislative and other measures, within its available resources, to foster conditions which enable … take reasonable legislative and other measures, within its available resources, to achieve the progressive …

… severe developmental knocks in recent decades due to its decreased importance in the locomotives sector. Calling … of a mistake! However understandable because it did begin its life as the first major staging post, locomotive depot … seldom flowing; Touws and Donkies Rivers. However, despite its declining fortune as a town, Touws River is set in the …

… Magistrates office which has been beautifully restored to its original, 1910 state and has been declared a national … statue was badly vandalized but now has been restored to its original state and is now officially a national monument. … and provides a wide range of goods and services to its resident, as well as surrounding communities and …

… as the Mohale Dam is today to many South Africans to whom its "white gold" is destined. Although our countries are not … benefits associated with a huge capital investment with its revenue streams. In sharing our natural trans-boundary … respect for the rights and interests of each country and its citizens. In his World Water Day message in 2002, United …

… inferiority of a group we don't look for social causes of its actual "inferiority." If, on the other hand, we discover … movement to be taken seriously, let alone to attain its goals, is an example of this. It is "common sense" that … the chrome and that in the car which is essential to its functioning. This is an example of simple theorizing, to …

… to support this interim headquarters so that it discharges its responsibilities to the members of the Association. In … of the end product. While it is indeed not a court of law, its procedures and processes must be simple, understandable … the important agents of change on our continent. Because its role is not merely to apportion blame, but rather to …

… and sent their own children there. Having expanded in its 60 years of existence, the school now boasts eight … and practise,” he said.  When the school first opened its doors, it had very little equipment or facilities for … were played away.By 1964, the school began constructing its first, very small and temporary pool, and by 1967, the …

… flung Towns and Villages of the Karoo , Steytlerville had its origins as a parish for the Dutch Reformed Church . In … occasions it was rebuilt and remains today unused, due to its replacemnet, by a concrete bridge spanning the … Steytlerville with, exceptional beauty and it is known for its astonishing variety of semi-desert vegetation which …