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… South Africa's deputy minister of arts, culture, science and technology and the ANC … of misusing R500 000 presented to her by Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto in 1994. The claim was made by eleven members of the League who …

… 1945 stood as follows: A huge number of members came from Johannesburg with 50 unions and 80 000 members. Port … a Commission of Inquiry, which levelled the blame at the Minister of Labour. He was held accountable for allowing the … would have been settled peacefully. Three weeks later the Minister of Labour introduced the War Measures Act, Act …

… on this day. January 1924 The Union Government’s Minister of the Interior, Patrick Duncan , introduces the … Radhakrishnan, persuades the NIC and the Colonial-born and Settlers’ Indian Association (CBSIA) to unite. They … Organisation (UNO). 21 April 1946 At a mass meeting in Johannesburg, the TIC, establishes a Passive Resistance …

… 1918 21 October Nontsikelelo Thethiwe was born in the village Camama in the Tsomo district of the … was diagnosed with diabetes. Walter Sisulu writes to Minister of Justice protesting against his daughter Lindiwe's … for his contribution to the struggle for liberation. 1994 The Sisulu's observed the transition of their country in …

… Born in the late 1930s, Bishop David Patrick Russell became …

… Themba Godi was born on 10August 1966 in the Village of Matsavana, …

… Evelyn Wase hailed from the rural Transkei and had come to Johannesburg in the early 1940s to carve out a living in the … Winnie's six-year sentence was suspended on appeal and in 1994 she was appointed a deputy minister in his government, but was later sacked for …

… a massive resistance campaign. Kwame Nkrumah becomes prime minister of the Gold Coast. Egyptian revolution overthrows … restoration of civilian rule delayed until August 1993 1994 At least 500,000 Tutsi civilians are massacred by Hutu … Kansai Telecasting Prize at the Osaka Tniennale Nigerian-born artist and photographer Iké Udé founds the international …

… a massive resistance campaign Kwame Nkrumah becomes prime minister of the Gold Coast Egyptian revolution overthrows … restoration of civilian rule delayed until August 1993 1994 At least 500,000 Tutsi civilians are massacred by Hutu … Kansai Telecasting Prize at the Osaka Tniennale Nigerian-born artist and photographer Iké Udé founds the international …

… Since South Africa’s advent to democracy in 1994, public protests either service delivery protest, … areas in the country’s biggest metro such as Cape Town, Johannesburg and Ekurhuleni. Although there is no consensus … undemocratic such as Information Bill, and e-tolls in Johannesburg instituted by South Africa National Road Agency …

… groups paved the way for new structures around micro finance and economic support. They organised stokvels and … Maxeke headed a deputation of women who went to see Prime Minister Louis Botha to plead the women's case. Following … St. George's Street), Cape Town Issued by: Federation of SA Woment and the ANC Women's League (Cape Western), PO Box …

… 1932 Born in Vrededorp, South Africa. Matriculates from Western … until Nelson Mandela became President of South Africa in 1994. 1997 Mother Jones Leica Lifetime Achievement Award …

… their movements. After the first democratic elections of 1994, President Mandela proclaimed 21 March a public holiday … he selected Sharpeville, about 70km to the south of Johannesburg, as the site where he signed the country’s … 26 June 1955 at the “Congress of the People” in Kliptown, Johannesburg. The 1976 Soweto Uprising was sparked by the …

… social and economic changes that have taken place since 1994. The focus will be on the impact of these changes on … the basic needs of the people and finding the resources to finance those needs. The argument of the government was that … only 25% of top management. According to Statistics SA, the average annual household income for African South …

… Helen Beatrice May Joseph , died at the age of 87 in Johannesburg , South Africa. She came to SA in 1931 and, with Lilian Ngoyi and other prominent women, …

… shaping Coloured politics in the Cape at that time. He was born in 1851 in Accra, Gold Coast (Ghana) to Zaqueu …

… tps://citizen.co.za/parenty/2301999/more-than-20-schools-in-sa-accused-of-racism/ …

… from twenty groups agreed after preparatory talks in Johannesburg on a date for the start of substantive … Democratic South Africa (CODESA) . Its opening session in Johannesburg was going to be on December 20 - 21. The SA government and the ruling National Party (NP) send two …

… of tobacco, headed by the United Tobacco Company (SA) Ltd., which was the result of the incorporation of the … of the Tzarist regimes. Herman and Canard were cousins born in Kovno in 1855. They learned to roll cigarettes … street banners and displays in Cape Town, Port Elizabeth, Johannesburg and Durban. 23 The Policansky brothers were born …

… 24. Godongwana, Enoch 25. Gordhan, Pravin 26. Hanekom, Derek 27. Joemat-Petterson, Tina 28. Jordan, Zweledinga Pallo …

… Coline Williams was born on 30 May 1967 and grew up in Bonteheuwel, a township in … of three siblings, Coline, her brother Ashley and the last born, Selina, were raised in a political conscious …

… Department of Indian Affairs was established with a White minister. Until then, the government had intended to … Nats established an Asian Affairs Department run by the Minister of the Interior, J de Klerk, who announced that the … for the establishment of an Indian Group Area south of Johannesburg, in what is today Diepkloof in Soweto. Another …

… SA artist Nelson Makhuba, who produced wooden household … a band leader, committed suicide. Upon his return from Johannesburg exhibition, Makhuba first killed his wife and … Sack, S. (1988).  The Neglected Tradition , Johannesburg: Johannesburg Art Gallery, p. 119. …

… it. When both Slovo and Hirson were politically active in Johannesburg over many years there were strong disagreements … as long as I could to give Tim and Alex time to test Tim’s keys in one door after another over many months. Vermeulen … our conversations. This was not a piece of speculation born of our paranoia. We knew for a fact that they were …

… Northern Sotho and Sepedi Northern Sotho, or Sesotho sa Leboa, is one of South Africa’s 11 official languages, and … removed to the reserve without compensation, but since 1994 South Africa many have now reoccupied their land or are … system of inheritance has now altered so that the last-born inherits primarily land. Marriage In traditional Pedi …

… of makeshift knives and shafts, dagga pipes, forged keys and tattoo needles. The photographic display includes …

… John Smith Moffat was born on 10 March 1835 in Kuruman, South Africa. He was the …

… McClain and an elder brother to David Jack McClain was born on 14 January 1923 in Shelbyville, Indiana. McClain was …

… Prof Brij Maharaj was born in 1957 in Merebank, south Durban, Natal (now known as …

… Edson Sithole was born in what was then Southern Rhodesia in 1935. He was the …