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… reported that the special mixture prescribed by SA Health Minister Dr Manto Tshabalala-Msimang to fight HIV/AIDS, could … garlic, onions and virgin olive oil, was advocated by the minister as an immune-boosting combination for people living …

… Nongqawuse and the Great Xhosa Cattle-Killing of 1856-7 (Johannesburg and Cape Town: Jonathan Ball Publishers, 2003), … Nongqawuse and the Great Xhosa Cattle-Killing of 1856-7 (Johannesburg and Cape Town: Jonathan Ball Publishers, 2003), … Nongqawuse and the Great Xhosa Cattle-Killing of 1856-7. Johannesburg and Cape Town: Jonathan Ball Publishers, 2003). …

… news article) Letters Extracts from the letter to Prime Minister John Vorster dated May 6th 1976, written by Tutu … Sermons and Speeches. 1989 – The Words of Desmond Tutu. 1994 – The Rainbow People of God. 1994 – No Future Without Forgiveness. He also wrote many …

… Mark Thatcher, the son of former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher was arrested at his Cape Town home … was accused of providing about $275 000 (R1.8m) to finance the botched coup in Equatorial Guinea.He denied any …

… 1939 he entered St Peter's Anglican Theological College in Johannesburg. He studied there for two years and earned …

… Born: Port Elizabeth, 1975. Resides and works in Johannesburg. Studied photography at the Nelson Mandela …

… up for these deliberations, consisting of the ANC and the SA government. These territories had about 10 million … scheduled for the restoration of citizenship was 1 January 1994. The agreement sparked off reactions and counter … Africa's first democratic elections scheduled for April 1994. He further maintained that his territory would retain …

… as government to drive collaboration and consensus. In 1994, we chose the path of negotiation, compromise and … Ministerial Determination will be issued shortly, by the Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy, to give effect to … his Budget Speech two weeks from now, the Minister of Finance will outline a series of measures to reduce spending …

… Jonathan of the Basotho National Party (BNP) as prime minister. 1970 Chief Leabua Jonathan suspends the … II, reinstated as the head of the constitutional monarchy. 1994 Letsie III stages a military coup, ousting the BCP … put down a police mutiny in Maseru in February. Prime Minister Ntsu Mokhehle forms the Lesotho Congress of …

… Harold Macmillan, British Conservative prime minister, delivered his 'winds of change' speech, condemning … of racial segregation delivered within South Africa. SA Prime Minister H.F. Verwoerd rejected Macmillan's assertions in his …

… closed collection. This is its first online publication by SA History Online. Herein may be a found a memory of the … country held its first democratic elections on 27 April 1994: a long walk and a long road on a journey only just … context of the negotiated settlement culminating in the 1994 democratic elections, this proved to be sage advice.   …

… figures involved in the event, including Nathi Mthethwa (Minister of Police), Susan Shabangu (former Minister of Mining) and Cyril Ramaphosa (who was implicated … was in part addressing a $50million investment by the finance arm of the World Bank, the International Finance …

… a professor of music) Khabi Mngoma. A total of seven Art SA Today exhibitions took place biennially, from 1963 to … African Institute of Race Relations in organising the Art SA Today exhibitions, along with the Durban Art Gallery and … ‘the only one of its kind in South Africa’. The second Art SA Today exhibition, in 1965, attracted a racially diverse …

… process, state media, and define areas of budget and finance, to allow international participation of South Africa … more support the NP could lose. [xiv] Roelf Meyer became Minister of Constitutional Development in May 1992, … reorganization of the SABC. [xxiii] Ohlson and Stedman (1994) note that with the exception of an agreement on …

… Dr. Nicholaas Diederichs (Nico), former Finance Minister, was inaugurated as South Africa's third …

… gives rise to two major educational institutions: the SA College Schools (SACS) and the University of Cape Town. … a growing desire amongst Africans for education. 1912 The Minister of Education F.S. Malan announces in a speech in … in South Africa's first free and fair elections in April 1994. Nelson Mandela is elected South Africa's first black …

… A specific example was the appointment of Trevor Manuel as Finance Minister. Mandela had not consulted NP leader Deputy … O'Malley ,(1994), STATEMENT BY MR F W DE KLERK, LEADER OF THE NATIONAL …

… and villages, took a petition addressed to the Prime Minister to the Union Buildings in Pretoria. He was not in. … remained active till the first democratic elections in 1994, yet it never accomplished the plans that had posed this … to take part in new women’s organisations that were being born in the 1980s (Magubane 977). This illustrates that …

… capita GDP growth has improved, growing 1.6% a year from 1994 to 2000 and by 2.2% between 2000-09 compared to the … was when Jeff Radebe, the former ANC policy head, was minister of public enterprises from 1999 to 2004. Radebe … an architect of the framework along with Radebe and then finance minister Trevor Manuel, did respond to the …

… Polokwane, in Northern Transvaal (now Limpopo). He came to Johannesburg in 1953 to attend high school where he became …

… Mary Matilda Brown was born in Sea Point , Cape Town , Western Cape, South Africa on …

… in the tribe.’ Maphuti Molatela Seopa was the first-born daughter of Chief Sekgwari Matlala and Makwena Matlala. …

… Manasseh Tebatso Moerane was born in 1913 to an educated Sotho parents in the Transkei, he …

… 1925 4 May, Ruth Herloise First  is born in Johannesburg to Julius and Matilda First, Jewish immigrants … of the CPSA. First and Slovo’s first daughter, Shawn, is born. 1950 First and Slovo are among the first 600 to be …

… Centre (CRIC) at the end of 1984. CRIC, based in Johannesburg, was set up by former Nusas members, and became … Union was founded in 1990, but was absorbed into the SA Democratic Teachers Union (Sadtu) by the end of the year. … teachers, and mounted strikes in the three years before 1994. The teachers defied educational authorities, and …

… of President Nelson Ronnihlahla Mandela. In the ANC’s 1994 Election Manifestio it states, “An ANC government will … at TUT in Pretoria is being taken up, says the Gauteng minister for community safety, Firoz Cachali.  On Tuesday 17 … is ordered to pay the costs of the court application. SA Students Congress (Sasco) and the University's SRC launch …

… in operation inside and outside the country from 1969 to 1994 [3] . Vlakplaas was one of these squads and it operated … State Security (BOSS) [13] . Boss was established by prime minister B.J Vorster monitor the activities of Umkhonto … Binckes, R., 2018. Vlakplaas: Apartheid Death Squads, 1979–1994. Pen and Sword. [3] Binckes, R., 2018. Vlakplaas: …

… during South Africa’s peace negotiations in 1993–1994, the SADF’s main aim, apart from stopping FAPLA’s … battalion, 32 “Buffalo” Battalion, and later 4th SA Infantry group. The defenders doggedly held out, … clearly outfoxed in Angola. Magnus Malan, South Africa’s Minister of Defence, admitted that “as far as the Defence …

… Rafique (Rafs) Mayet was born in 1955 in Durban, Natal (now Kwazulu-Natal). Mayet … Commission during the first democratic elections in 1994, some of these pictures were published in a book called …

… J. M. Coetzee was born to German and English parents in Cape Town on 9 February … in the 1980s. He had two children, a daughter Gisela, born in 1968, and a son, Nicholas, who died in an accident …