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… They were nomadic which means that they did not settle in one place. They moved around to find different plant foods at …

… parliamentary representation for Coloureds and Indians in one of three separate chambers, a supposed reform and …

… need for housing before any relocation turned out to be one of the major problems faced by Sowetans, especially the … balance of families removed from ENT was accommodated in a part of Pimville location that residents still refer to as … of Johannesburg be relocated to the area around Orlando. One of these 'black spots' was the famous Sophiatown. In …

… the nominally self-governing homeland of KwaZulu, now both part of the KwaZulu-Natal Province. Today it is estimated … twelve years of his reign (1816-1828), he had forged one of the mightiest empires the African continent has ever … to great bitterness and outbreaks of violence, including one in 1929 in which a number of people were killed. Durban …

… fellow Adam's College teacher Nokukhanya ('The Bright One') Bhengu , the granddaughter of a hereditary Zulu Chief. … Convention in Bloemfontein . 1938 Visits India as one of several delegates to the International Missionary … of Communism) Act, Act No 44 , Chief Luthuli is banned for one year from attending any political or public gatherings …

… residence and carry a valid passes should they move from one place to another. 1811-12 The British assisted by about …

… create the images. THE LINTON PANEL: The Linton Panel is one of the most famous pieces of rock art made by the San. … diversity’. This is represented as two figures greeting one another. THE COMMUNITY AND BELIEFS: No hierarchy – … specialised bows and arrows. The bow was approximately one metre long, made of flexible wood and the string was made …

… learn about history 1. Adderley Street Adderley Street is one of the most historically significant streets in Cape Town … has participated? Learning about history through writing One of the easiest ways to learn about our history is through … of Rugby World Cup in which every match was held in one country and the first World Cup in which South Africa was …

… Archaeological evidence shows that Southern Africa has one of the longest records of human activity anywhere in the … the country e.g. a Stone Age way of life and an Iron Age one have existed alongside each other in certain areas. And over time, one or both of these ways of life would change. …

… by forming a new organisation or renaming the existing one that represents adherence to the Freedom Charter and the … NUSAS and SANSCO jointly launched a campaign calling for one man, one vote. SANSCO closely co-operated with National Union of …

… established that both ships had docked at Sierra Leone, one of the places regarded as a central point of infection. … Ciskei and Transkei. This second wave is regarded as the one that came with the ships the Jaroslav and the Veronej. A … distress. According to Philips, the flu epidemic ‘was one of several natural disasters and disease which gained …

… begins a special program of doing three years of school in one. 1934 At 15 Abrahams is forced to leave school in order … second novel, Song of the City. 1946 Mine Boy , considered one of Abraham’s most important works, is published. The South African press and radio choose it as one of the three books of the year. In the summer of 1946 …

… The South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) is one such national institution, which derives its powers from …

… 5, 1924. 1924 September 18, Gandhi: (Delhi). Twenty-one days' fast as a penance for Hindu-Muslim riots and a …

… in the homelands. Opposition came from two sides. On the one hand, there were the people of the African National …

… he became chief Chaplain Thomas Levi Mvabaza - delivered one of the speeches on the programme) Meshack Pelem – Vice …

… Pondoland is   the traditional area of the Pondo people, one of the Xhosa speaking peoples.  Pondoland area is …

… West Africa, while another regiment served in France as part of the South African Native Labour Contingent. The … Bopalamo also reports that there were two staff rooms, one for Whites and one for Blacks, reflecting the micro-political forms of …

… Worker and Azania Frontline as publications that were part of the South African liberation movement but independent … Organiser did the printing at a reduced rate. Bob Fine, one of its leading members, was active in solidarity work for … believed in the need for a single trade union federation: one country, one federation. The editorial group believed …

… enact these murderous acts. The Aftermath of Sharpeville One of the turning points in the history of South Africa was … by the police. On 14 October 1962, Poqo members killed one of Chief Kaizer Matanzima’s advisers, and that same month … Station which exploded on 24 July, 1964, killing one person and injuring others. Harris was arrested and …

… anthem in South Africa during apartheid and, thereafter, part of the new South African national anthem . British … is formed at conference of French-speaking heads of state One-party state is adopted in Tanzania Wole Soyinka's first … dies in Abidjan 1979 Tanzanian and Ugandan exiles, as part of Ugandan Liberation Front, invade Uganda to overthrow …

… anthem in South Africa during apartheid and, thereafter, part of the new South African national anthem. British … is formed at conference of French-speaking heads of state One-party state is adopted in Tanzania Wole Soyinka's first … dies in Abidjan 1979 Tanzanian and Ugandan exiles, as part of Ugandan Liberation Front, invade Uganda to overthrow …

… climate led to the change from the nomadic way of life to one of settled farming communities. The Nile River The Nile … The triangular shape of the pyramids shows the control of one person over many. Ancient Egyptian religion remained … the Egyptians claimed to be monotheistic (believing in one God), in practice they were polytheistic (worshipping …

… his regiments, the baggage battalions. He knew where each one was, when it started, when it should arrive at its … wives and could even send their children to prison for one month. State-funded secondary schools or lycees were set … and attempted to regain his power. His rule lasted for one hundred days. The combined forces of Britain, Austria, …

… to the point where the Limpopo and Shashe Rivers meet. One thousand years ago, Mapungubwe appears to have been the … occupation. Mapungubwe hill is 300m long, broad at one end, tapering at the other. It is only accessible by …

… A “historical” wreck must be 60 years or older and no-one is allowed to “destroy, damage, excavate, alter, deface, …

… The Life of Trevor Huddleston, Makhalipile (the Dauntless One) Richard Rive Project: Resisting apartheid through pen …

… themselves in fundraising activities for the Cape Corps . One of its members, Abe Desmore, served in the East African …

… TUCSA’s second-largest affiliate, with just under twenty-one thousand paid up members; their disaffiliation would have …

… of artists and arts and media organisations emerged as part of the nationwide effort to fight the apartheid regime. One of the most celebrated groups to emerge was Afrapix, … cultural groups. Very soon, these groups would become part of a national network of progressive photographers that …