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… will be something for the whole family!) Morgan Bay takes its name from A.F. Morgan who was Master, of the Royal Naval … "freak wave" have claimed many ships and it has earned its title over and over again. Most shipwrecks are quickly …

… Witbank Dam supplies electricity to a wide area. The Dam, its catchment, and neighbouring nature Reserve host a variety … in the Paediatric Department. Witbank was also known for its steel manufacturing and power generation, and today it is … the last unit came into operation in 1984. At the time of its construction, Duvha was a giant of superlatives: it cost …

… The committee known as the Lawrence Commission had its first meeting on 14 March 1940. The NIA view was that … affairs and that was to make the Indians of this country its citizens by extending rights of citizenship." 9 Despite … Pather family during the period in question that is the early 1940's. PR Pather's eldest son Masla was part of the …

… the North Eastern part of Free State. The Reserve derives its name from the brilliant shades of gold cast by the sun on … the imposing Brandwag Rock . The area is famous for its captivating scenery, invigorating climate and the … in the evening sun and from which the area derives its name. Vegetation in the Golden Gate Nature Reserve …

… about 120 km northwest of Johannesburg , and is known for its rich cultural heritage and abundant natural beauty . The … to play a major role in the local economy. In addition to its mining industry, Stilfontein is also known for its rich cultural heritage and abundant natural beauty , and …

… The Institute for Creative Arts (ICA) is honoured to launch its annual Great Texts/Big Questions lecture series with a …

… that we had thought the university had successfully shaken its tag of being the most infamous and violent institution.” …

… Study Group on African  Musics is pleased to announce its Second Symposium on the theme,  “African Music …

… coaching. King Edward VII School is extremely proud of its record of producing quality leaders in all spheres of …

… Orders: South Africa has taken many strides away from its past of exclusion and discrimination on the basis of sex, …

… South. The Village of Kuboes, also spelled Khubus. Derives its name from a Khoikhoi term meaning: 'A Round Fountain or …

… participate in the unified organisation. The IS reaffirms its first communication. While rejoicing about the …

… and clean air, seeing the beauty spots of South Africa, its green grass and trees, colourful wild flowers, sparkling …

… pressure, as the colonial administration continued with its policy of subjecting pre-Colonial social structures to …

… the largest Black City in South Africa, but until 1976 its population could have status only as temporary residents, …

… powerful off the hook and sold the majority short. Only its property clause could be labelled a compromise with … be overridden if a government can convince the courts that its actions are consistent with the Constitution’s values. … complain about the Constitution are yet to say which of its clauses have prevented the government from changing …

… from the rest of the Limpopo Province and is loved for its scenic Valleys, Mountains and lush Vegetation. The Baobab … is teeming with a variety of wildlife, and is known for its spectacular scenery, Mountains, Rivers, Dams, History and …

… University status only in, 1949 and this was owing to its rapid growth in numbers. This University offered a wide range of courses and "Its achievements and opportunities in research were … Army sustain 57,000 casualties, the bloodiest day in its history! In 1946, the Government also approved a Faculty …

… the most interesting entity connected with the Vaal Dam is its island, used during Apartheid for secret meetings!) The … , in Mpumalanga Province, it flows 1,210 km Southwest to its confluence with the Orange River, near Douglas. The … congested, so man seeks water as a means to escape, with its tranquility and the peacefulness, the River has to offer! …

… has a bird radar system which is the first of its kind for a Commercial Airport anywhere in the World! The … is part of an initiative which hosted a Rhino Parade on its premises in conjunction with the Wildlands Conservation …

… In the time of Education and its opposition to the Apartheid system, (when many students … of providing superior education as well as ensuring that its students understand their responsibility, in society and … that while culture may change, values endure. Among its many illustrious Alumni is: the first Justice Minister of …

… of Blood River, also called Battle of Ncome River). Its proximate cause was a clash over Land Rights in Natal and … characterized by both - CONFLICT AND COOPERATION AMONG ITS DIVERSE INHABITANTS. …

… has been used for large-scale wheat farming for most of its history and has become known as: 'the breadbasket', of … in 1850 for repairs that entailed removing the bridge from its deck. The bridge was forever abandoned as the result of a …

… in their country, in a world increasingly finding its way forward through the precepts of global capitalism. … in their country, in a world increasingly finding its way forward through the precepts of global capitalism. …

… that it would produce internal tensions that would lead to its own destruction followed by the replacement of that … the New Economic Policy (NEP) as a temporary retreat from its previous policy of extreme centralization and doctrinaire … In the light of the depressed Russian economy, the NEP and its insistence on market-oriented economic policies were …

… introduction of Commerce and Industrial change. Owing to its situation in the Breede River Valley , the Worcester … Museum interpretations of the development of Worcester and its People. The Community rich in its diversity, will find a common platform at the Museum, to …

… Cape Town is unique due to its high concentration of local flora and fauna species. The … Conservation Area development and management plan and its recommendations were approved by the then Cape … dated 2 Mar 2007. The City of Cape Town manages both its own and the provincially-owned land as a single entity …

… River is situated in the Northwestern Cederberg and has its origin the majestic Hex River Mountains towards the … named after the goddess of agriculture, Ceres. It winds its way through the Cederberg Mountains, where it joins with … rivers boasting grade two and three rapids. Apart from its uses for irrigation in the Clanwilliam area, the river is …

… shadow of a rocky ridge that is undoubtedly the reason for its name change from the original 'Hopetown'. Kranskop's … may have been here since 1894, the sandstone outcrop with its two openings has been an integral part of Zulu local …

… in Africa during the era of decolonization. At the time of its construction, was the fifth largest Dam in the World. It … Zimbabwe converge. The lake measures 31 kilometres wide at its widest point and has a capacity of 63,000,000,000 cubic …