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… William Barnett issued a statement condemning Apartheid as morally indefensible. He expressed particular concern over …

… was overtly critical of the apartheid government and, as a result, his albums were banned including Eet Kreef. On …

… Glencoe were retaken by General Sir Redvers Buller troops as the South African War II 1899-1902 (Anglo-Boer War II …

… Johannes Jacobus Uys, more popularly known as Jamie Uys, was an internationally acclaimed South African …

… to engage in slavery of white European war captives held as slaves inside Ethiopia. After defeating the Italians, …

… and solo exhibitions over the years. Botha’s  first job as a lecturer led to a string of others in the visual art …

… found under seats and others along the sides of the train as some of the passengers tried to escape the fire by jumping …

… in Morocco. On June 19, 1965, after less than three years as Prime Minister and president, Bella was ousted in a coup …

… to Djibouti, after its biggest city, and it became known as the Republic of Djibouti. Hassan Gouled Aptidon became the …

… Europe and North America that began on the 6 June 1990. As he stepped onto the red carpet he was greeted by Canadian …

… modeled policies come to an end. In the same week as the ban was lifted, the country had just scrapped its race …

… Lowe. By 1935, Lowe was well known both locally and abroad as a leading archeologist. He was honored greatly for his …

… out Foreman in the eighth round. The event is regarded as one of the greatest sporting events of the 20th century. A …

… and is still growing. This year COSATU celebrates 26 years as a trade union and 21 years in the Tripartite Alliance with …

… and public works. Kaiser Daliwonga Matanzima was elected as chief minister when Transkei was granted self governance. …

… before moving to Johannesburg in 1887. He began working as a bricklayer in Johannesburg, a job he later left for …

… first non-Italian ever to become pope. He is also known as the pope who was most vocal about human rights and used …

… has been a fully representative National Convention as the doorway to democracy." …

… was founded in in 1883 and was published for 53 years as a general interest light entertainment magazine. The … [Accessed on 13 April 2012]|History as it happened History of LIFE Magazine [online] Available …

… and concrete demands were made to Mr F. W de Klerk as a means of finding a way out of the impasse. 3. …

… Frederick Labram, manufacturer of a cannon popularly known as 'Long Cecil' in the De Beers' workshop in Kimberley, was …

… Although he was never sentenced, he was kept in jail as a prisoner of war and his followers were indentured in …

… his work locally and internationally, in countries such as England, Denmark, USA, Australia and Germany. …

… ago (1947-2012) the Joint Declaration of Cooperation known as “Three Doctors’ Pact” was signed by three doctors,  Dr. …

… respectively. These developments established Afrikaans as church language.     …

… Kumalo. He was one of the resistance artists, who saw art as a weapon against apartheid. References: Rankin: Images of …

… effective administration was installed with Mr Martin West as lieutenant-governor that the power of the volksraad …

… Mayibuye, published for many years as a small, underground newsletter, was one of three African …

… parts, including the Amphitheatre and pinnacle rocks such as the Devil's Tooth. Until 1950, the Devil's Tooth was …