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… scene grew significantly. The rise of drag pageants in the Cape Coloured communities and the establishment of safe …

… units, linking them to units based in the Eastern Cape, particularly the Transkei and the Border regions. In … and taken to the security branch offices at Culemborg in Cape Town for interrogation. Sponsoring the Lesotho … Foreign Minister Mooki Molapo stated that at a meeting in Cape Town the South African government promised that there …

… crowd of approximately 50 000 people from the steps of the Cape Town City Hall. 27 February, Nelson Mandela travels to … and an ANC delegation led by Nelson Mandela would open in Cape Town on 11 April. 31 March, The ANC decides not to hold … of the organisation. 5 April, At an informal meeting in Cape Town, President F.W. de Klerk and Nelson Mandela agree …

… Nikele Moyake and Louis Moholo, all played in festivals in Cape Town and were brought together through their shared …

… a Rhodes statue on the Upper Campus of the University of Cape Town (UCT) with faeces. Instead of succumbing to public … Nzimande meets with university vice-chancellors at Western Cape Parliament. Nzimande announces that 2016 fee increases … of student protestors storm parliament in the western Cape as a group of government officials, including Nzimande …

… Ntsebeza, subsequently a professor at the University of Cape Town. Some copies were sent to libraries in Europe and … the ALSC members were in contact with Action Youth, the Cape Action League, launched in 1983, in which Neville … the Metal & Allied Workers Union (MAWU) and the Western Cape regional office of the Electrical & Allied Trades Union …

… a water settlement close to the Orange River (Northern Cape). They started discussing their plans with the Cape government and three years later, in 1897, the DRC was …

… a significant turning point for Indians in South Africa as Cape Town Agreement was concluded between South Africa and …

… at Sharpeville near Johannesburg and Langa in the Cape on 21 March 1960 marked an important turning point in …

… was launched, followed by the Transvaal and the Western Cape. An 'Interim National Committee' was formed with members …

… leadership. After the June 16 , 1976 Soweto and Western Cape school uprisings SASO leaders were served with … Sciences Research Council. |Ramphele, M. 1995. A Life, Cape Town: David Philip. |Bernstein, H. 1978. No. 46 Steve …

… the ‘new’ Union of South Africa of 1956 (The British Cape Colony and the two Boer Republics: The Transvaal and the … of Dutch-speaking people who migrated by wagon from the Cape Colony into the interior from 1836 onwards, in order to …

… Whites first encountered Bantu-speakers in the eastern Cape in the 16th century, and in the central interior at the …

… in 1890 to increase the dwindling revenue of the British Cape colony. The loss of land after 1913 pushed many black …

… saviour, but an embarrassing 3-1 defeat against Zambia in Cape Town set pulses racing. He took Bafana to the 2008 AFCON …

… Gertrude Fester was born into this oppressive state in Cape Town . After growing up in oppressive, patriarchal, … (Gertrude 2013). She lived her entire childhood in Cape Town, going to Harold Cressy High School and then the University of Cape Town. Throughout her life, Fester continued to educate …

… Centre for Inequality Studies (SCIS),  University of Cape Town (UCT) Department of Sociology, University of …

… founded by Major HD Warden in 1846 as an outpost for Cape riflemen, Blacks and Coloureds came to town to work in …

… at Sharpeville near Johannesburg and Langa in the Cape on 21 March 1960 marked an important turning point in …

… The Mapungubwe Cultural Landscape Vredefort Dome The Cape Floral Region The Richtersveld Cultural and Botanical …

… is told in the setting of the mountains of the Eastern Cape during a period of the male Xhosa initiation, which is … the screening of Inxeba and he had written to the Eastern Cape Arts and Culture MEC and the Film and Publication Board …

… South African literature in English lie in the Eastern Cape. The Glasgow Missionary Society founded the school of …

… sheep and, later on, cattle arrived in the south-western Cape. They made tools out of pottery and bone, as well as …

… and brought to the newly established 'station' at the Cape. The purpose of the school was to teach the children the …

… sentenced to 20 years imprisonment on Robben Island, off Cape Town’s coast. In 1966, SWAPO established the People's …

… trying to cable a story about a police attack on Nyanga, Cape Town. The report had been intercepted by the Durban … of Communism Act. (Merrett p65) Aug- Mike Norton, Cape editor of Post is jailed under the Criminal Procedure … of the latest issue. (IRR 1964 p47) Jun- Anthony Delius, Cape Times political correspondent, was permanently banned …