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… emerge, informed from ‘below’. Based at the University of Cape Town since 2008, but not funded by or affiliated to the …

… Honorary Doctorate in law by the University of the Western Cape, Bellville, Cape Town. 1991 6 September, Mandela is conferred with an … Olympic Committee president, Juan Antonio Samaranch, Cape Town. 19 November, Received Man of the Year Award from …

… crowd of approximately 50 000 people from the steps of the Cape Town City Hall. 19 February, Nelson Mandela was issued … of the organisation. 5 April, At an informal meeting in Cape Town, President F.W. de Klerk and Nelson Mandela agree … September, Mandela was granted the freedom of the Eastern Cape town of Uitenhage. 1 November , Results of the local …

… prejudices that his people had to face with. Mike Nicol, a Cape-Town author and journalist, writes that ‘he Themba …

… groups. The UDF was launched at Mitchell's Plain in Cape Town.  About 600 delegates from more than 230 … recruits and for armed actions in the Eastern and Western Cape and in Natal. In 1989 a large group of MK combatants …

… groups. The UDF was launched at Mitchell's Plain in Cape Town.  About 600 delegates from more than 230 … recruits and for armed actions in the Eastern and Western Cape and in Natal. In 1989 a large group of MK combatants …

… order in Johannesburg - moves to the remote Eastern Cape, he is drawn into an acrimonious debate between the …

… African Indian Congress (SAIC) representatives had gone to Cape  Town to present a statement and interview the then …

… the Transvaal African Football Association in 1930. The Cape Peninsula Bantu Football Association, formed in 1927 in Cape Town's Langa township, transformed itself into the …

… cosmologists, a South African based at the University of Cape Town, Prof. George Ellis, won the prestigious Templeton …

… to newspapers. 1913 4 March, A Judgement is passed by the Cape Supreme Court that prevents the emigration of wives to …

… regional and local organisations. It was launched in Cape Town in 1983, and based its ideology on the Freedom …

… the Industrial and Commercial Union (ICU) representing Cape black dock-workers was formed. Its first President was …

… former Portuguese colonies of Mozambique, Guinea Bissau, Cape Verde, São Tomé and Principe and Angola.  The Armed …

… Natal, Orange Free State, Northwest Transvaal, Northern Cape, Western Cape, and Eastern Cape/Kei. 25 August, In working toward an interim government, …

… before and after Union was established, especially in the Cape.  Several socialist parties, linked to parties in …

… very successful. The SACP held a rally at Grand Parade in Cape Town, drawing a crowd of 1,000. The turnout, according … Source: Peter Dennehy, “1000 attend city May Day rally”, Cape Times, 2 May 1995. May Day has over the years symbolised … [12] Peter Dennehy, “1000 attend city May Day rally”, Cape Times, 2 May 1995. [13] Staff Reporter, “Workers urged …

… part was allocated to the Coloureds and was known as the “Cape Location”; the northern part was allocated to the Black …

… in all the main cities in the country including Durban , Cape Town , Port Elizabeth , Kimberley and East London, were …