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… persons were members of the Christian Church; seventy children regularly attended the school, which was taught by a … wife died; he, however erected another for himself and his children, at a short distance, and converted the old one into … took a photograph of it. The Rev J Whiteside tells in his "History of the Methodist Church in South Africa" how one …

… estates. They brought with them my mother and 3 other children. My parents were married in Durban in 1896. After … The sister died in 1923 leaving behind her husband and two children. In the area where our farm was situated there were … the workers went into work. This was the first time in the history of S.A. that White women workers and Black Male …

… white friend, Piet Cronje, wrote a chapter in Olympic history when they ran in the marathon in St Louis. South … was probably the most sensational highlight in the history of South Africa’s participation at the Olympic Games. … began she was already 30 years old and the mother of two children. It later transpired she was pregnant with her third …

… Before presenting the history and impact of resistance photography we must consider … reporting style of the magazine and his family's history of financing the mines in South Africa kept Drum from … [1] Get this from internet ↵ [2] Walter Benjamin, “Short History of Photography” The Journal of the Society for …

… in Songhai Trade significantly influenced the course of history in West Africa. The wealth made through trade was … and for their “middleman” skills in commerce. Their long history of internal trade had brought these small states …

… major developments inside South Africa barely mentioned in history is the formation of the Soweto Students League … SSL failed to make an impression in its brief history, with Mlangeni and Moremi forced to flee to …

… as the Khomani (to read more about the language see the history of the San). The Kora: The Korana or Kora were a … South Africa West Coast History: The Forgotten People from www.sawestcoast.com | The …

… little over a billion rand, the biggest land claim in the history of South Africa. The government intended to … [Accessed 21 January 2014] | South African History Online. Timeline of Land Dispossession and … [Accessed 21 November 2013] | South African History Online. Rural change and future South Africa [online] …

… saw a surge of unionism unprecedented in South African history. The Trade Union Advisory Co-ordinating Committee was …

… A San Francisco sex worker gives birth to the first of 3 children who would later be diagnosed with HIV/AIDS. The …

… Photograph by Shadrack Nkomo © Bailey's African History Archive. Numerous factors characterised the … hundreds of activists and detained thousands of youths and children, some as young as nine years old. 1987 saw the …

… the 21st March. March 21, The bloodiest massacre in the history of South Africa takes place at Sharpeville, Transvaal … open fire on an unarmed crowd, killing 69 men, women and children and wounding 186.  In Langa, Western Cape, police …

… Introduction The history of White colonial land dispossession did not begin … later claimed that Africans were citizens who were still children and the government protected their land, thus “they …

… European community, were becoming more westernized. Indian children born in Natal were using English as the language of …

… with families to feed. Some of them even brought their children to the rally because they could not afford to have …   [Accessed 29 October 2014].  |South Africa History Online (2014) ‘ Women of the UDF .’ [Online]. …

… Head’s political involvement, which again showed how history can be misunderstood and unclear. Head was a feminist … Craig Mackenzie, both authors and experts in South African history, wrote, “ she sought friendship in the leftist …

… Bachelor of Arts degree with distinctions in economics and history and then begins a part-time law degree at Grey while … on Roman-Dutch law but also takes lectures on English history and Marxism. He also becomes involved with the Labour …

… and barriers on HIV/AIDS at a time in South Africa’s history, HIV/AIDS posed a threat that had not yet been fully … became the largest single programme in the organisation's history. Death of Ryan White, a young American HIV-infected … entering America. Reports emerge that a large number of children in Romanian hospitals and orphanages have become …

… Missionaries Kleinschmidt and Vollmer complete a biblical history in Nama (Khoekhoegowab). 1854 Jonker Afrikaner … to various factors – intermarriage with other  chiefs’ children, leadership in war against the Orlam, the German … Witbooi and the village of Hornkranz, and massacres women, children and the elderly. Witbooi retaliates and temporarily …

… to him and another comrade, in 1962. The lectures were in history and communist theory. Initially, Simelane who had … of domestic matters and the larger concerns of family and children. These had gradually receded from our reach to … our absence would have on our families, especially on the children. It was this thought that struck me as the …

… 1115 CE One of the longest-running dynasties in human history, the Sayfawa (Saifawa) dynasty was founded by Humai … most destructive modern armed conflict in South Africa’s history. 1914 - 1918 CE What is known as the  Great War … begins to experience the largest outbreak of Ebola in history, with multiple countries being affected by the …

… Biosecurity Emergency” for the first time in the country’s history. No new domestic cases were reported in China. 19 … from the virus due to a blood clot in her lung. She had no history of travel. The United Kingdom (UK) Prime Minister …

… Town. Photograph by Drum Photographer © Baileys African History Archive. The 1976 Soweto riots ushered in an era of … increased harassment by the state forced many school children into exile to join MK in neighbouring African …

… Town. Photograph by Drum Photographer © Baileys African History Archive. The 1976 Soweto riots ushered in an era of … increased harassment by the state forced many school children into exile to join MK in neighbouring African …

… areas outside of the Colony and captured San women and children as forced labourers. In 1828 the British colonial …

… many in the Rustenburg area, saw 26 370 White women and children and 15 000 Black people perish. 1902 The war comes …

… signing of the Rome Statute marked, for the first time in history, a willingness by States to accept the jurisdiction … by the UN and AU peacekeepers – a first in UN peacekeeping history.  The ICC and Peace Processes This explanation …

… regarded as one of the greatest acts of resistance in the history of anti-colonial, anti-imperialist and anti-racist …

… 1940 - 1965 The name Fietas refers to this period in history. 1941 Recommendations of the Feetham Commission are …

… The Arusha Declaration is also important within Tanzanian history as it demonstrates Nyerere’s commitment to socialist …