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… Sir Hercules Robinson arrives in Cape Town as Governor of the Cape. …

… (eds)(1970). Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa, Cape Town: NASOU, v. 2, p. 215 … Johan Bax (Van Herenthals), governor of the Cape, dies in Cape Town. …

… B.H. Darnell and R.W. Murray found The Cape Argus in Cape Town. …

… I recall having led a small delegation of poor tenants in Western Johannesburg to the local all-white Johannesburg City … I married in June 1948 with both of us traveling to the Cape where marriages between black and whites were still … from what seemed to us as unrelenting pressures by the key Western powers on the government led by President Mandela. …

… Nestled beautifully in the Western Cape winelands, Cape Winelands Airport (formerly Fisantekraal … or provincial budgets ,” he said. MEC for mobility in the Western Cape, Ricardo Mackenzie revealed on Twitter last … ess/113979/south-african-construction-giant-chosen-to-build-cape-towns-new-international-airport/   …

… the beginning of almost 200 years of slave trade at the Cape. The Amersfoort was not a slaver but a merchant vessel. She was on a journey from the Netherlands to the Cape when she came across a Portuguese slaver, heading to … had long been clamouring for the need for slaves at the Cape, as he was convinced that the only way to make the …

… As a city, Cape Town sits on top of an uncomfortable history of … world of adventuring, beaches, dining, and warm weather. Cape Town’s problematic relationship with its slave past runs … their early prosperity was based. Local museums across the Western Cape now routinely cover slavery as an aspect of …

… When Robert Semple visited Cape Town in 1804 he correctly noted the significance of the naming pattern for Cape Slave owners: It may here be observed that the whole … there was actually a more sinister logic to the choice of Cape slave names. Naming slaves was a domestic ruse to …

… As the town of Cape Town grew in size and sophistication, so then its … fires had already threatened the life of a number of Cape villages, it was decided to establish a fire brigade for … The building remained the administrative centre of Cape Town for more than half a century and served as a …

… Overlooking the Western side of the Parade is the lofty General Post Office … Old General Post Office, Grand Central, Cape Town …

… its present form, by Willem Cornelis Boers, the notorious Cape Fiscal, who owned the estate between 1777 and 1782. … storey flat-roofed town house of a type popular at the Cape during the mid-18th century, but it was designed on a … Garden, on the edge of the Central Business District of Cape Town, is Home to the William Fehr Collection of …

… on 30 May 1967 for the murder of Maurice Berger in Paarl, Cape Province (now Western Cape) in 1962. … in South Africa - Vol 1 [1960 - 1970], Zebra Press, 2004, Cape Town …

… when a severe storm hit Mount Ayliff in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa. The then Provincial Affairs … issued a statement saying there was a chance the Eastern Cape region would be declared a disaster area. 10 children … Severe convective storm risk in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa .  eprints.ru.ac.za. Accessed …

… Jan Van Riebeeck, the first enslaved person arrived at the Cape. He was Abram van Batavia. He arrived in Table Bay on … Cornelis Lichthart of Batavia.  Abram worked at the Cape in the service of the Dutch East India Company (VOC) … The first slave arrives at the Cape …

… SA artist and commercial designer, is born in Ventersdorp, Western Transvaal. …

… US secretary of state, resigns as the UN mediator for Western Sahara. …

… Rodney Petersen (12) of Clanwilliam, Western Province, dies during a cricket game when struck by a …

… Rodney Petersen (12) of Clanwilliam, Western Province, dies during a cricket game when struck by a …

… He was born in the Clarkebury district of the Cape and educated at the Clarkebury Training Institution, … secretary of the  African National Congress  (ANC) in the Western Cape in the mid-1920s. …

… Monument. The Hospital replaced one of the same name in Cape Town which had been founded by Dr Samuel Bailey in 1818 … was named after Lord Charles Somerset the Governor of the Cape Colony who gave land for the construction. The … History of medicine, particularly as it emphasises both Western and Traditional medicine in the Cape. The hospital …

… The Cape Supreme Court rules that the Cape Dutch Reformed Church may only consist of congregations in the Cape Province. …

… Jan van Riebeeck, commander at the Cape, wrote in his diary that a school for slaves has been … Jan van Riebeeck for the slave children brought to the Cape in the Dutch ship, the Amersfoort, which had captured … to learn: the struggle for education in South Africa, Cape Town: SACHED Trust, p. 32.| Potgieter, D.J. et al. (eds) …

… on the West Coast. One of the highlights being the Cape Columbine Lighthouse about 5km away along a gravel road. … keepers! It is the furthest Westerly destination, in the Western Cape . The Reserve covers an Area of 2.63km "²" along the … https://sbm.gov.za/cape-columbine-nature-reserve-tietiesbaai/   …

… blue flag rated beach for experience and safety a visit to Cape Town is unfulfilled without dusting bleached Clifton … and the glittering Atlantic Ocean, Camps Bay is one of Cape Town’s most breath-taking Suburbs. As well as being a … in 1884 good old Thomas Bain , who built many roads in the Cape region, was commissioned to build one from Sea Point to …

… Alexander Erwin (Alec Erwin) was born on 17 January 1948 in Cape Town to Dennis and Rosamund Erwin. Alec, as he became … an Executive member of the African National Congress (ANC) Western Areas branch and in 1991 he was an Interim Executive … . Pretoria: Unisa Press| University of Leeds, 2008. “ Cape Town, South Africa: Alec Erwin, Cape Town ” in Centre …

… Many of these men were from Pondoland, in the Eastern Cape, and the Royal Family of the Western Pondoland have erected a memorial to the men. The … France, where they were to serve behind the lines on the Western Front as non-combatant labourer's. It was an …

… exposed to politics at a young age - his father was a Cape voter and his cousin,  Sol Plaatje , a founder member of … James Calata  as ANC provincial president for the Cape, declined the league's invitation to be a candidate, … Ilanga lase Natal , November 4, 11, 1927 "Bantu Law and Western Civilisation in South Africa: A Study in the Clash of …

… De Doorns is a small Town, located in the Cape Winelands Region , of the Western Cape . Situated in the Hex River Valley , 32 km North-East of … https://www.western-cape-info.com/provinces/town/224/de-doorns … De Doorns, Cape Winelands …

… dwellers evicted from Wolseley Estate, Kei Road by the Cape Provincial Administration's community services office … Cape Provincial Administration to resettle farm dwellers …

… Newspaper article relating to East Cape Agricultural Union's policy towards farm workers and … East Cape Agricultural Union refers to Bill …