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… 25 November 1976. The meeting was about training of blacks as train drivers. …

… appeared with New Zealander George Herbert Kingswell as editor. …

… at Carlton Paper in Wadeville recently staged a sit-in as management had refused to pay any attention to their …

… my 70th birthday. I ask that you and all our friends, on as wide a scale as possible, observe the 70th birthday of that outstanding …

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

… the course of South African history, have been regarded as neither white nor black, and their ability to exercise … political rights. The full recognition of Coloureds as South African citizens and the realisation of their … Apartheid South Africa: Colonialism of a Special Type, [Online], Available at: …

… my 70th birthday. I ask that you and all our friends, on as wide a scale as possible, observe the 70th birthday of that outstanding …

… novels, sudoku, travel guides and timeless classics. As the sale is in Cape Town, there will also be a brilliant … wondering, the names of the participating book shops are as follows: Bargain Books, Wordsworth Books, Caxton Books, …

… surfer and ended the 1985 World Championship Tour as being ranked seventh in the world.[iii] Botha is one of … the South African is a four times world champion.[iv] As an amateur surfer she claimed three South African titles …

… As a matter of crude shorthand, the South African photographer David Goldblatt might be described as his country’s Walker Evans. Though Evans was one of …

… in true Zululand style. The temperatures here rise to as high as 45° Celsius and combined with the notorious humidity of …

… Shops; Businesses and Homes'. The vibe is tangabile, as Locals and Visitors bustle on the Streets and go about … Bowl. . Amongst other world-renowned attractions (such as the Table Mountain , Signal Hill , Kirstenbosch Botanical …

… upon which the Lodge now stands. The property, known as Domburg Garden, already had a number of structures upon it … banqueting hall was converted to a theatre and was used as such until 1916 when it was acquired by the Government. It …

… a remnant of the hedge planted in 1660 by Jan van Riebeeck as a Boundary to the newly established Settlement at the … using the deeper parts of the Liesbeeck River as part of the Barrier. To finish the Barrier quickly, a …

… was, at one time, ruled independently by the Boers) and, as further dignitaries followed suit over the years, an … coat of arms featured an orange tree, despite starting out as a ‘freedom tree’. Historians claim that one possible …

… claiming to have never used drugs. *Note: Sources vary as to the exact distance of the marathon. They all claim that … References: Garry Taman, (1999), ‘Comrades crisis deepens as gold winner admits cheating’from All Africa.com,21 July, …

… and Afrikaans – this radio service was popularly known as Springbok Radio. Broadcasts were initially limited to the … in South Africa.  The SABC grew in the 1960s and 1970s as more radio stations, broadcasting in selected African …

… She guest starred on the soap opera Generations as Miranda in 2010.[4] Minnie took on the lead role of Zintle … was a supporting actress on the drama series Rockville, as Nosipho Bogatsu.[5] Minnie initiated a charitable …

… of an estimated 50,000 Cuban troops. It also set April 1 as the date for the implementation of U.N. Resolution 435, … whites-only Parliament of South Africa. During the 1960s, as the European powers granted independence to their colonies …

… Commonwealth governments would take an individual decision as far as economic sanctions against South Africa were concerned. A …

… in 1905 and named after a famous racecourse in England, as the founders intended to make it a racing centre. A course … Townships of Elsies River and Monte Vista were included, as was Edgemead in 1969. The first Railway Station was built …

… dependent on food aid, even though Zimbabwe was once known as 'the breadbasket of Africa'. Outright condemnation of the … credit Harare can still access is provided by the Chinese as they expand their interests into Africa.       References: …

… five youth, including two twelve year olds, were murdered as they lay sleeping in their Umtata home. Believed to be the … provided by the security forces, that it was being used as an armed cache for attacks against civilians in other …

… by a bomb. All passengers and crew on board were killed, as were eleven people in the town of Lockerbie, where large … the plane plummeted. Thus, the air disaster is referred to as the Lockerbie bombing, which claimed the lives of 270 …

… fled to the neighboring Congo (DRC), previously known as Zaire. This was in an attempt to escape the vengeance of … day. Reports also surfaced that 60 refugees died everyday as the rebels would not allow aid workers into refugee camps. …

… Mandela was drawn into the conflict when he was invited as a guest of honour during the celebrations of day. … when Zwelithini issued a statement rejecting Buthelezi as an advisor and cancelling the Shaka Day, which is the …

… The Cradock division is known as The Inxuba Yethemba Local Municipality or District. It is … to Cradock. On 10 February 1837 Cradock was proclaimed as a separate district. Over the next 52 years various …

… the South African charges and denounced the invasion as a "cold-blooded massacre." Charging that the ANC members … yet ready for such an approach, and the "Maseru Massacre" as it came to be called, was one of many brazen cross-border …

… Indiana in the United States, and after his studies served as Deputy Attorney General of Indiana. His first interest of … time of his death. Professor McClain has been described as a leader, mentor and a person who was always willing to …

… in Native Disturbance, October 23rd, 1920. 4. Wages Board as contemplated to be re-introduced in Parliament. 5. … on the Mine 16. Revision of the Constitution and to decide as to Languages in which the Constitution to be printed into. …