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… and mean advantage of these penniless employers and paid as little as three shillings for cutting, making and trimming a dozen … about the law and I'm not a criminal. I pay the workers as much as I can. When Friday comes and I have to find wages, …

… soil, a great African and an exceptional internationalist. As the head of the democratic movement for close on three … about the character and contribution of Oliver Tambo. As we prepare to commemorate next year the 90th anniversary …

… to the Mozambican nation, Graca Machel, and the children, as well as to the bereaved families of the deceased. The Mozambican …

… More power to your pens, gentlemen, the people need you as much as they need their organisations. The struggle to which you …

… concessions. Terrorist activity in Rhodesia continued, as well as punitive raids by the Rhodesian forces against bases in …

… There are indoor Pools with varying water temperatures, as well as an outdoor Pool. Visitors at Ai-Ais can easily drive to, …

… Themba Sono was forced to resign as president of the South African Student Organisation (SASO) … giving a controversial opening address in his capacity as president of SASO. The address sharply conflicted with the …

… to the Mozambican nation, Graca Machel, and the children, as well as to the bereaved families of the deceased.  The Mozambican …

… The apartheid government used this registration process as a tool to maintain control, and its suppression of Black … recognition of Black trade unions made them more effective as they could organize more easily and it extended the rights …

… South Africa had seized the German territory (then known as South-West Africa) during World War I and retained it … Finally in 1988, South Africa agreed to give up Namibia as part of a United States-brokered accord that also provided …

… name, but it has since again become a centre for cultural as well as social activities. After the Second World War the Port …

… rooms, was erected in 1850 by the then owner Mr. Trautman as a second dwelling house. It was later occupied by his son … well with its environment and should be preserved as it is one of the last remaining cottages in this area.The …

… Sytze Wierda was born in the Netherlands and was renowned as the first Government Architect and Engineer for the … he and his team developed the Republican Style (also known as Eclectic Wilhelmiens), designing numerous significant …

… a fairy garden. The two storey house was originally built as the home for Rev. Francis McCleland. Two similar Georgian period houses, known as the "Sterley cottages", are located at no.10 and no.12 …

… out of favour with local residents has been wiped out as the pretty blend of Victorian and Old Edwardian … decor style shop and upmarket restaurant. What began as one of Port Elizabeth’s initial residential suburbs is …

… to death, and mobilised support for their families, as well as for other political prisoners, detainees and banned people …

… Umkhonto we Sizwe (MK), translated as "Spear of the Nation", was the active military wing of the … 10 ANC leaders were tried for sabotage. MK was classified as a terrorist organization by the apartheid government, and …

… the Lockerbie bombing and loss of life that occurred as a result. The bombing killed all 243 passengers, 16 crew … After the bombing, Western leaders avoided visiting Libya as sanctions were imposed on the country for refusing to hand …

… these protests, and 16 June has subsequently been observed as a public holiday called 'Youth Day' since 1994. Soweto is … add to the appeal and conservation of Soweto's history. As the Soweto tourism website states: "Soweto is a symbol of …

… also exposed partial glimpses of other operations, such as those aimed at subverting Self-Defence Units, in which … President W.F. de Klerk appointed Lt-Gen. Pierre Steyn as head of all intelligence functions of the SADF, including …

… people in Turkey however remains virtually unchanged, as recent developments such as the toppling of the Saddam regime and the invasion of …

… the farmers compensated, Britain herself should send money as it was her own prerogative to take care of her people … It also should be noted that this had a bad outcome as those that had taken over the farms, were using them for …

… wing Mr Mdluli was the commander before joining the NIA, as well as Mdluli’s own family, alleged that he was murdered. Later, …

… was found guilty on the first two charges and was fired as the chief whip of the ANC on 14 December 2006. He also … for three years. Goniwe's sacking was considered by many as a landmark for women's rights in South Africa. Goniwe on …

… Francisco de Almeida served as the viceroy to the Portuguese State of India from 1505 to … fought back with stones and assegais. Using their cattle as shields they routed the raiders killing 64 of them …

… joined the African National Congress Youth League (ANCYL), as well as the local ANC branch when he moved to Kimberley in 1948. …

… The Union Defence Force was created in 1912 and served as the South African Army. It was renamed as the South African Defence Force (SADF) by the passing of …

… civilian shipping were called raiders and often described as being state sanctioned pirates. By the time the Alabama … In August 1863, The Alabama created great excitement as it sank a Union ship, The Sea Bride, within sight of Cape …

… to modernise Ethiopia.  However, he is also looked up to as a symbol of African dignity, both within and outside the continent. Rastafarians revere Emperor Selassie as a god that will unify the African Diaspora and lead them …