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… Statement of the Deputy President of the ANC, Nelson Mandela, at the stone laying ceremony …

… Speech at the Renaming of the Ahmed Timol School …

… Speech at the Community Builder of The Year Awards …

… The Impact of HIV/AIDS on the African Renaissance …

… Speech to the NEC of the Chama Cha Mapundizi …

… The Quest for Liberty: The American War of Independence …

… his wife and son, Jan van Riebeeck set off from Texel in The Netherlands for the Cape of Good Hope. Van Riebeeck had signed a contract with the Dutch East India Company (VOC) to oversee the setting up … Aartsma, H (2008). ‘ Early history of the Cape Colony, South Africa ’ from South Africa Tours and …

… The Grey Street Mosque, 1880-1930 Indians began settling in Natal from 1860 when the first indentured workers arrived.1 They were followed … and that if the court ruled it was a bona fide meeting, in future the approval of 75 percent of the congregation would …

… The beer monopoly …

… Meet the Neighbours …

… The portrait series …

… The Legal Veneer …

… The Gala Dinner …

… The Slave Trade …

… Mkhumbane - the Musical …

… The Detention Weapon …

… The Equality Courts …

… The Natal Train …

… was written by Nicole Dellaportas and forms part of the SAHO and Southern Methodist University partnership project Women’s Role in the Negotiations Women played a major role in both politics … one of the leading women began the speech by saying, ‘A future non-sexist South Africa depends on us . No one is …

… of trade and discovery to colonisation: This section of the grade 10 curriculum was developed in 2009. While much of the content is still relevant to the new curriculum, the focus is slightly different. However, … The Impact of Colonialism …

… Introduction: Background to the Strike The formation of the Union of South Africa in 1910 was a development that had … The 1913 Mineworkers’ Strike …

… The Mau Mau uprising began in 1952 as a reaction to … inequalities and injustices in British-controlled Kenya. The response of the colonial administration was a fierce crackdown on the … The Mau Mau Uprising …

… Context As the Organisation of African Unity (OAU) , founded in 1963, … its raison d'être. Among these challenges – and arguably the most limiting challenge – was the decision to maintain an inviolable respect for a … The African Union (AU) …

… Contents Nelspruit the Segregated city Homelands as Labour reserves Kanyamazane Introduction Until the demise of apartheid, Nelspruit remained a small town, a hub for the transport of agricultural goods from the surrounding … Nelspruit the Segregated city …

… In the early days of the Free State, citizenship was limited to the White population only. This became part of the constitution in 1854, and included those who were in … Bloemfontein the Segregated city …

… Rustenburg the Segregated city Towards Union The Afrikaner character of the town persisted after Union in 1910, and there was little … Rustenburg the Segregated city …

… In July 2001, The Landless People's Movement (LPM) was formed by leaders of … tenants from commercial farms. Formed as an umbrella body, the LPM aimed to organise campaigns for rural and urban landless people on a national scale. [1] The movement’s demands were for land redistribution, secure …

… In June 1994, Arthur Chaskalson, senior counsel and the national director of the Legal Resources Centre, was appointed as President of the Constitutional Court by President Nelson Mandela, in … The appointment of Judges …

… The San © www.safrica.info In the late 17th and early 18th century the Dutch at the Cape Colony only had contact with the … The Cape Northern Frontier …

… Apartheid's Truimph Over Non-Racialism The destruction of Sophiatown is widely documented, considered as the Nationalist Party (NP) government's model for its urban … However, there are still glaring gaps in critical areas of the township's history that need to be plugged to achieve a …