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… Molly Blackburn was born in 1930.  She was the daughter of Elgar Bellhouse who …

… Born in Lancashire in 1934 Ian Berry moved to South Africa in …

… Congress (ANC) anti-pass campaign of 1919. Yengwa was born near Mapumulo in Natal in 1923. He attended secondary …

… To mark his 10th year in office, the South African Prime Minister, Mr. John Vorster, as interviewed on SABC-TV by …

… Born Makhanda but also known as Nxele, the itola, he is best … based their research on.It is unclear where Makhanda was born, it could either be in an area near what is today known … Town, 1987), p107 ↵ [22] Jeff Peires, The House of Phalo (Johannesburg and Cape Town: Jonathan Ball Publishers, 1981), …

… conceived in 1961 to replace the NTO, and in 1963 then Minister of Education, Arts and Sciences Dr. Jan de Klerk … productions. However, when government policy changed in 1994, all performing arts boards were transformed into …

… shop.  1929 21 August, Ahmed Mohamed "Kathy" Kathrada is born to Mohamed Kathrada and his wife Hawa, in Schweizer … for serving on a strike committee that opposes Prime Minister Hendrik Verwoerd's plan to declare South Africa a … 1992 Kathrada goes on Hajj, the holy pilgrimage to Mecca. 1994 He is elected a Member of Parliament after South …

… two children, on her own. 1969 April, Mandela's letter to Minister of Justice demanding release of poltical prisoners. … The documents are referred to a graphologist of the SA Police who, on 17 August 1977, certifies that the … 1993 October, Sisulu visits China, Taiwan and South Korea. 1994 Ill health forced Sisulu to retire from active politics, …

… Molefe Pheto grew up in Alexandra, Johannesburg. As a talented young boy who displayed many …

… It is this legacy that is echoed in the renaming of a Johannesburg city street after him. Newtown - the area in …

… with his belongings from ‘Makhanya Tribal Area’ to Johannesburg in the Transvaal, [now Gauteng], then to Louis …

… the Bretton Woods Institutions: Sandton Convention Centre, Johannesburg, 12 March 2004 …

… Clarance Mlokoto, nicknamed “Oom Locks”, was born in 1930 in Tsomo, Eastern Cape. …

… The application of three anti-abortion groups in SA to the Pretoria Supreme Court, to declare the Freedom of …

… Africa’s fleet of Gripen aircraft ordered to re-equip the SA National Defence Force is transported by road t …

… Nathaniel Nakasa (Nat), journalist and writer who left SA by means of an exit permit and could never return, jumps …

… SA signs agreement with the International Committee of the …

… This Day reports that the SA movie, Senter, produced by students from the South African …

… by Dr Frederik van Zyl Slabbert and Alex Boraine, leaves SA for talks with the African Natio …

… Maloko Temo of Mantata near Dendron, eldest person in SA and allegedly eldest in the world, celebrates her 130th …

… SA tennis player Liezel Huber and Cara Black of Zimbabwe win …

… by the President of South Africa, Thabo Mbeki, at the SA-Mali Timbuktu Project Fundraising Dinner, City of Tshwane, …

… SA signs an agreement with Japan on the double taxation on …

… Delegates from the Congress of SA Trade Unions mission to Zimbabwe are left at the Beit …

… ratification of its charter by the first 29 (51?) nations. SA premier Jan …

… A memorial tablet for Johannes van der Walt, SA wrestler and national hero of an Afrikaner section, is …

… On this night, there are 40,58 million people in SA, according to Census ‘96. Of these, 76,7% classified …

… SA signs treaty with Spain for the prevention of double …

… Gert van den Bergh, SA actor and first free-lance radio broadcaster who was …

… Rexon (Scotch) Mathebula, SA artist who held several menial jobs and sold his first …