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… one or other organisation. But all prisoners saw Xhamela as the leader of all of us; irrespective of the organisation … belonged to - a leader of the entire people. His greatness as a leader derived from his humility and his ingrained … great unity in his own life: that of Walter and Albertina as a marital couple, a unity of such deep friendship and …

… is that it will house a museum or art gallery or be used as a venue for events such as concerts. Whatever it’s use, it’s certain that the … Office will be a great asset to the people of Johannesburg as it upholds and complements other Heritage Monuments and …

… Sculpture Studio, and houses originals by Artists such as: Hennie Meyer ; Theo Paul Vorster and Judy Woodbourne- ( … at the 'Grafische Werkstatt in Traklhaus' in Austria. As well as taking part in collaborative printmaking portfolios; “ …

… South African rugby player, and usually is positioned as a flanker or number 8. He first attended Alexander Sinton … Nizaam won the Players’ Player of the Year Award, as well as the Adidas Most Valuable Player Award at the annual …

… (DRC), country located in central Africa. Officially known as the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the country has a … its mouth. The largest City in central Africa, it serves as the country’s official administrative, economic, and … called the Republic of the Congo and is often referred to as Congo ( Brazzaville ). Congo gained independence from …

… in Africa and America, and worked for a short time as a teacher. In the 1960s he was the director of External … Fall Apart (1958), partly in response to what he saw as inaccurate characterizations of Africa and Africans by … In 1990 Achebe was paralyzed from the waist down as the result of a serious car accident. Despite the setback …

… fraternal esteem of our National Executive Committee as well as my own. Oliver Tambo ES Reddy …

… West community which is in focus here, is also referred to as the " Hooyvlakte"  community. Named by Lord Charles … long political battle to make the government 'Responsible' as it became known! Thus gave the Country a little …

… an Irishman in 1920, James Albert . He used the premises as a general dealership. Jones travelled overseas to import … conscious ladies and gentlemen of Polokwane then known as ' Pietersburg '. It was Jones who gave the building the …

… the Johannesburg Town Council on condition that it be kept as an open space for Public Recreation, a Park. Since 1936 … to provide colour against grey skies. Given its stature as a Nature Reserve, events at The Wilds are limited to …

… beauty, taking you back to the turn of the century as you unwind and see for yourself why Johannesburg is the … architects Leck & Emley, and was completed in 1906 as the home for HC Hull, who subsequently became the first …

… face onto the old False Bay coastal road, regarded by many as one of the most beautiful scenic drives in the peninsula. … original portion of this thatched roof house was erected as a humble fisherman's cottage in about 1856. It was …

… This structure was erected in 1883 and was used as a repeater-station for harbour signals between the … in use for 40 years. In the period after that it was used as repeater station for harbour signals at some point. The …

… in the early 1960s. However, before this it was vacant and as a result became vandalized. Situated on the Western side … to demolish it in 1969 on account of its poor condition. As a result of an appeal by the Simon van der Stel Foundation …

… were also gradually withdrawn. The fort is also known as Fort West, after the former leper colony and psychiatric … ruins of the fort can now be seen in Fort West Village, as part of the Fort West Heritage Foundation project. …

… of services. The cut-off included other services such as water and waste removal. The water cut-off in Tumahole … roots revolts and defiance to bring about their collapse. As a result of these developments, the Tumahole Civic … Collinger, J. (1990). " Black out as provincial authority pull the plug" ,  Weekly Mail  : Vol. …

… Namibia or South West Africa, as it was called while it was a German territory was placed … the incorporation of South West Africa into South Africa as one of its provinces. The request was turned down by UN, …

… the valley and concentrated on their spiritual upliftment as well as to encourage farming. The population swelled shortly after …

… Council when she became the first communist to be elected as councillor to public office in South Africa on a "Whites … the major South Africa liberation struggle campaigns such as the 1946 African Mine Workers' Strike, the 1952 Defiance …

… Poppie Bereng, who worked as a phlebotomist for the South African National Blood … and that Coloured and Black donors were considered as "high risk" cases.  This led to the withdrawal of Bereng's …

… policy, many Christians were forced to convert to Islam as a means of escaping poverty and state intimidation. For … an alternative to state-run schools and were regarded as a threat to the official religion. The appointment of Wako …

… by Judge David Curlewis after they had been identified as the culprits during an identification parade and had made … the TRC that he supervised the operation in his capacity as commander in the Azanian People's Liberation Army, the … & Rousseau.|Staff Reporter, (1998),  Eikenhof Three sit as `killer'walks free , from Mail & Guardian, [online], …

… force in South Africa. The Party was formed in May 1953 as a non-racial political party . Initially, it concentrated … politics. The Liberal Party's continued existence as a non-racial political party was rendered impossible by …

… of the ANC, were arrested on this day. This moment came as a terrible titanic dream in the history of the ANC. … the commander-in-chief of MK, was not arrested at the time as he was serving a five-year prison sentence for leaving the …

… that 62 per cent of the Afrikaans-speaking population as compared to 79 percent of English-speaking South Africans … The Netherlands' Prime Minister Ruud Lubbers hailed it as beautiful, while President of Nigeria and chairman of the …

… and his wife Elizabeth the Duchess of York were crowned as King George VI. At the end of the World War II, King … the Commonwealth states including South Africa. In 1947, as South Africa was preparing for the elections in 1948, King …

… in 1961, given the important portfolio of justice, as well as that of social welfare and pensions. At that time the …

… of stories, Mafeking road, which led to his reputation as a master story-teller and stylist, who evolved an … "Afrikaans-tinctured English". Bosman is also regarded as the first serio-humourist in English South African …

… Gordimer , was born in Springs, Transvaal (now known as Gauteng).One of South Africa’s most prolific novelists she … despite growing up in a community in which it was accepted as normal. Her work has therefore served to chart, over a …