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… partnership project Gertrude Fester Biography Abstract Born on 4 July 1952, Gertrude Fester fulfilled her mother’s … women’s organisations and a member of parliament from 1994 to 1999. Today, she lectures over women’s rights all … 1999 for the African National Congress...and served on the Finance and Improvement of Quality of Life and Status of …

… Born in 1915, Malope was a house painter. He joined the ANC …

… led by Nicholaas C. Havenga. Dr D. F. Malan became prime minister at the age of seventy-four and formed the first … by Afrikaners. Havenga was appointed the Minister of Finance. When the 1948 election campaign started, the UP … in the first South African democratic elections of 1994. This year, 2008, marks the 60th year since apartheid …

… Mxolisi “Bra Ace” Mgxashe was born in 1944. He joined the Pan Africanist Congress (PAC) in …

… Amy Biehl was born on 26 April 1967 to a Roman Catholic family in Newport …

… Transvaal and Orange Free State. The South African prime minister, JBM Hertzog, declared in November 1935 that "there … parliamentary Opposition. (Jan Smuts took over as prime minister and leader of the UP.) Hertzog's continued stand for … in South Africa from 1948 to the end of Apartheid in 1994 was a member of the Afrikaner Broederbond . Once [the …

… Jim Bailey, Sampson became editor of Drum magazine in Johannesburg. During this time, Sampson met and formed …

… Born in 1887, John Mtini was the 'Grand Old Man' of the trial …

… Qoboza was born on 17 January 1938. He grew up in Sophiatown, which was …

… Bertram Buxton Xiniwe was born in Middledrift in the Cape, the son of Paul Xiniwe, who …

… The government delegation was led by Mr. Roelf Meyer, the Minister of Constitutional Development, and the ANC … that only people aged 18 or more can vote in the April 1994 elections. 2 May, Mandela honours Oliver Tambo at his … that he would not allow public funds to be used to finance an attempt to overthrow the constitution by violent …

… 'Bantustans' or 'homelands' came into existence when the Minister of Bantu Administration and Development, De Wet Nel, … and five other ministers, controlled the portfolios of finance, justice, the interior, agriculture and forestry, … 'homeland' 'countries', regardless of where they had been born or where they now lived. The devastating forced removal …

… publications emerged. [3] TIMELINE 1867 Robert Grendon is born in Ovamboland [4] . He likely went to Augustineum School … The author was a Member of Parliament and a Deputy Minister when the book was published. [87] He wrote the novel … Diescho published his second novel, Troubled Waters. 1994 Namibia held the First Namibian Book Festival. 1995 A …

… Born in 1920 Dichaba was a herd boy until he was 15. He left …

… Born in 1923, Mati worked as a clerk. He joined the African …

… The Constitutional Court was established in 1994 by South Africa's first democratic constitution - the … on the concept of constitutional supremacy . From 27 April 1994, the interim constitution became the law's touchstone. … designed green robes in front of the president and the Minister of Justice, Dullah Omar . The inauguration was …

… held the first all inclusive democratic elections in April 1994. The ANC won 62.65% of the votes and became the ruling … far-right and fascist groups" after a bomb explodes in a Johannesburg bus and taxi terminal, wounding more than 25 … set for 15 December 1990, until June 1991. 1 November, Minister of Justice Kobie Coetsee announces guidelines for …

… Naidoo, the eldest son of Thambi and Veerammal Naidoo, was born on 22 December 1903. At a farewell banquet for Mohandas …

… Rabia “Choti” Motala was born in Kokstad, Natal (now kwaZulu-Natal) in 1932. She …

… Sidumo “Sdumo” Dlamini was born in a rural village of Nsthingila Hlatsikhulu in …

… Ghorkhodu, also known as Parsi Rustomjee (or “Kakaji”) was born in India in August 1861. He arrived in Durban, Natal …

… the status quo. How apt therefore that the current saga of Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan fits so well into this scenario. With … to further a possible political agenda against a Finance Minister keen on disrupting existing patterns of power and …

… John Bidwell Mancoe was born in 1895 in Reddersburg in the Orange Free State, he …

… Born in 1928, Temba D. A. Mqota was a student. He joined the …

… shortages for years. Chaos erupted when residents demanded keys to take control of the troubled municipality. Tatane was … National Executive Committee (NEC) and [former] Cabinet minister. Magaqa did not testify. The National Disciplinary … The Citizen 1978 Pty (Ltd) and others v McBride 2011 (4) SA 191 (CC) that McBride may be called a murderer. 12 …

… Dinuzulu did not have a fair trial. When he became Prime Minister of South Africa in 1910, one of the first things he …

… of Communism Act, a Defend Free Speech Convention held in Johannesburg where Dr James Moroka delivers his first public … of Protest and Mourning is heeded. Since then (until the 1994 elections) 26 June was observed annually as Freedom Day … ultimatum signed by Moroka and Sisulu is received by Prime Minister DF Malan 29 January, Malan replies to the ANC letter …

… (CPSA) while Josie Palmer becomes a member of the party's Johannesburg Committee. The Asiatic Land and Trading … to cooperate with the Lawrence Committee named after the minister of the Interior, H.G. Lawrence, in controlling the … during the amalgamation of the NIC with the Colonial Born and Settlers Indian Association (CBSIA) are wrong. The …

… to the reports, during the time when Mac was the transport minister under Mandela’s cabinet between 1994 and 1999, the Shaik brothers, who lived in Durban at the … of KwaZulu, Natal on 9 August 1999, Zarina said: ‘In SA there is glaring unequal access to social resources like …

… Joseph Nong “Joe” Thloloe was born on 01 July 1942 in Orlando East, Soweto to Nokuthula and …