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… From:  South Africa's Radical Tradition, a documentary … while they are being dispossessed they are yet prevented from selling their labour in the best market. This people … Because the immigrant to the city is often forced to move from town to country and back, he is able to identify himself …

… of attaining national sovereignty. This independence, far from being celebrated with joy and harmony, is taking place … apolitical news in order to draw away the population from the real issues in the country. All the local radio stations broadcasting from Banjul have no right to carry news broadcasts, to allow …

… could. On the approach of the British forces, we ran away from the farm, as we had been told that these soldiers would … very decently towards us. They supplied us with food from the army kitchen and later helped to put up a cafe, … sell it. This was accepted. At first, there was no news from my father and brother. Later, we heard that both had …

… land liberated through the sacrifices of the Cuban people from a long period of domination by colonialism and … hosted by Cuba last year and watched young people who came from all over the world react to the presence of Comrade … Fidel's Cuba is the last country to yield to any pressures from any quarter of the globe. To suggest that Cuba might be …

… In 1975 Lieutenant-Commander Didier Ratsiraka seized power from the provisional president and established a socialist … economy, moves towards a market economy were made from the 1980s. Ratsiraka tried to maintain a one party state … BBC News, (2013),  Country Profile: Madagascar , from BBC News , 03 October, [online], Available at: …

… on the continuous series of strikes at SAPO that raged from 2009 until 2014 (and have continued since then) Wits … berets) who tracked down scab labourers to prevent them from carrying out their duties. The “Mabarete” also marched …

… The ‘Mauritius’ was one of the sea vessels, sent from the Netherlands, to find a trade Route to India in 1592. … onset of scurvy and the Khoikhoi locals wanted protection from all these unknown sea vessels trying to find a route to … The Original Journal of the Ships Journey; 'Mauritius' from 6 March 1595 to the 8 August 1597. Contained at the …

… Zambian government the powers to use revenues collected from these mines to substantially reduce prices of basic food … economy began to decline. The government borrowed money from the International Monetary fund (IMF) to maintain lower …

… to Coloureds and Indians, but still excluded Africans from parliament, leaders of six Black homelands issued a … statement rejecting it. Their standpoint received support from different groups, including the South African Catholic … Political History: a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997 , Westport: Greenwood| …

… years. Kruger announced that Sobukwe was being released from custody on 13 May 1969. Upon his release, Sobukwe was … Anon, (n.d.), ‘PAC leader Robert Sobukwe is released,’ from South African History Online, [online] Available at …

… adults to test their skills in kicking, passing and more. From 1984, during apartheid, South Africa was banned from taking part in international rugby competition. When …

… and was named after HW Pearson, Mayor of Port Elizabeth from 1871 to 1896.  Over the years the building has been … and men who died in a number of South African wars from 1877 to 1902.Including: the Transkei War, 1877 ; …

… on 10 February 1990, that Nelson Mandela would be released from prison, unconditionally the next day, took many people … of the country, which was already under pressure from years of isolation due to economic and cultural …

… (1985), 'Boesak Challenges the government on Treason' from The Star, 28 February (Available at National Library of … Campus) Anon, (n.d.), 'Biography of Allan Aubrey Boesak' from Answersl.com [online] Available at www.answers.com …

… is convenient for its location, just about 180 kilometres from the bustling urban hub of Johannesburg and its … started mining for gold in the 1880’s. He was originally from the Orkney Islands off the Northern Coast of Scotland , …

… as an attempt by the Pretoria regime to gather support from these homeland leaders in case of a backlash by the … buffer against possible armed incursions, expected largely from the African National Congress’s (ANC) military formation …

… board surfer with a fondness for tube-riding, Grant Baker from Durban, KwaZulu-Natal became the first surfer from outside Santa Cruz, California to win the Mavericks Surf … Grant Baker wins Mavericks Surf Contest in giant surf'  ,from  BBC News , 08 February [online], Available at  …

… nickname for the university - Tuks or Tukkies - is derived from the TUC acronym. The University of Pretoria, into which … The relatively smooth introduction of students from all races formed the initial impetus for transformation …

… Charles Ndaba; Tsafendas’s Diary by Ivan Vladislavic. From the Oral Tradition: Rise Eagle Rise by Don Mattera. Interview: John Kani: Combatant from the Stage by A.W. Oliphant. Essays: Gerard Sekoto: A …

… Violence erupted when Poqo members from Mbekweni, Paarl, met and resolved to attack the White … were killed. One Paarl resident chased the attackers away from her house with a revolver, shooting one of them. The …

… served as South Africa’s first female deputy president from 2005-2008. She is admired as one of the exceptional … instructions in regards to the performance of my duties from any government or other source external to the … Director Phumzile Mlambo Ngcuka sworn in today’ , from unwomen , 19 August, [online], Available at …

… attacked the area. Among the casualties was chief Luka from Lari, who was known for ill treating his own people  as … the country and led to Kenya gaining its full sovereignty from Britain in 1963. According to Phelomena Nduka Chief … About.com, " Mau Mau Rebellionk ", From: About.com ,[Online] Available: …

… gained independence. He served his term as Prime Minister from 1957 until he died in 1966 when he was kidnapped and … regions were set on completely separating their regions from the influence of the Federal Government and other … Book rags ‘ Abubakar Tafawa Balewa, Sir Biography ’ from book rags [online] Available at: www.bookrags.com …

… passed on 23 June 1927, prohibited Africans and Indians from serving liquor, driving liquor vans and entering … of beer halls later lead to the Durban Beer Protests from 1928-9 and protests in Cato Manor in 1959. Only when the … Political History: a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997. Westport: Greenwood. …

… years, African peoples living in Southwest Africa, inland from the arid coastal strip of the Namibian desert, suffered … colonial history - first at the hands of the Germany then from South Africa. This German colonial occupation in 1884 …

… claimed that his policies of expansion were not different from that of other colonial powers in Africa. The aim of … the nineteenth century (1896), which saved Ethiopia from Italian colonisation. Another justification for the …

… Boksburg, Gauteng Province. In 1962, Goldstone graduated from the University of the Witwatersrand (Wits) and couple of … the South African Constitution, which was adopted in 1996. From August 1994 to September 1996 he was the first chief … Rights councel Facts - Finding mission on gaza Conflict ’from United Nations Human Rights Council, 03 April [online]. …

… concerning the treatment of Indians in SA be removed from the agenda on the grounds that the matter was … Sixth Committees. In November a multi-racial delegation from South Africa, led by Dr. A.B. Xuma, president-general of …

… These "glide bombs" had tail fins that were controlled from the mother plane as the bomb dropped. Similar technology … Jackson received an outpouring of grateful letters from survivors, and victim's families who knew little about … F.E.  Jr, (2012) " HMT Rohna Sunk in Convoy. ", from daileyint, [online], Available at  www.daileyint.com …

… Manson's theory. Manson continued to teach on his return from his contract in Asia in 1889, and opened up the London … in treating malaria in South Africa, where people suffer from the disease in certain parts of the country, and in many … [Accessed 02 March 2015].| ' Sir Patrick Manson ',From Britannica,[Online], available at:  www.britannica.com …