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… was held in Cape Town in 1992. This summit was attended by over 200 children between the ages of 12 and 17. As …

… evidence suggests that Sophiatown was not untouched by the African miners’ strike. 1952 The tradition of …

… if these histories have yet to be written and confirmed by oral testimony and archaeological research. Therefore, the …

… reserved a piece of this Land to be used as an Orchard by the Company. In February of that year the first bricks … for a House on this Site, and this was probably completed by 1663. The Farm, later known as Rustenburg, was used by successive Commanders of the Cape as a country Residence, …

… 19th century Cape furniture. The Drostdy Museum was built by the Dutch East India Company in 1747 to serve as residence … was Johannes Theophilus Rhenius and he was assisted by a board of burger heemraden and subordinates like … as well as many slaves. From 1827 the Drostdy was occupied by the civil commissioner who, with the resident magistrate, …

… year span that Zimbabwe was a colony, it was administered by the British South African Company (BSAC) under the name … monarchy. In 1965, Zimbabwe became autonomous and was led by a white segregationist government after Ian Douglas Smith … of Rhodesia from Britain. Smith followed the UDI by declaring Rhodesia a Republic, which however, did not have …

… On the 1 November 1954, small units of Algerians organized by Front de Liberation National (FLN) attacked government buildings. These attacks were fuelled by a broadcast made by FLN in Nasser’s Egypt, which called for Muslims in Algeria …

… an armed mob and riot police disrupted a rally organised by the South West African Political Organisation (SWAPO). The … was held in Katatura, Windhoek Namibia and it was attended by nearly 3000 people, including delegates from the United … left 21 people dead, with many more seriously injured by rubber bullets that were used by the police and arrows …

… Whereas it is expedient in view of the situation created by the "Native" Policy of segregation, discrimination and other repressive measures definitely adopted by the Government and Parliament of the Union of South Africa … organisations and organised bodies shall be represented by accredited delegates at all meetings of the Convention. …

… JOBS NOW! PEOPLES’ MANIFESTO AND A PLAN OF ACTION FOREWORD BY THE PRESIDENT AND COMMANDER IN CHIEF  JULIUS MALEMA … of South Africa’s land. The emphasis on JOBS is motivated by the sad reality that after 25 years of attempts at … government is changed. The emphasis on NOW is informed by the fact that 25 years is a rather long time for any …

… Gomas Voice of the working class: A political Biography by Doreen Musson The years between 1930 and the 1940s were … 1939. The number of manufacturing establishments increased by 32 percent from 6 343 in 1932-33 to 8 614 in 1938 - 39. … and the number of manufacturing establishments rose by 141 percent between 1940 and 1946 to 9 999. The needs of …

… Armed Poqo members were intercepted by the police while on their way to assassinate Chief Kaiser … An armed clash between the police and Poqo members, led by Albert Tshweni, took place following a tip by men from Ntlonze village that their area was engulfed by …

… East , Irene. The new congregation started off by having its meetings and services in the old Johannesburg … near Friedebrug. The congregation found accommodation by renting the Masonic Hall on Plein Street. From there they … Plein Streets. This was land that had been given to them by the Johannesburg congregation as part of the cecession …

… was used as a toll-house to levy taxes on farmers passing by to sell their produce to ships in Simon's Bay. It seems to … Corporation. Evidence exists that the site occupied by Posthuys was utilized by Khoisan people. During excavations on site a hearth with …

… and cultural centre. The country is often referred to by its acronym, the DRC, or called Congo (Kinshasa), with the … was officially the Republic of Zaire, a change made by then ruler Gen. Mobutu Sese Seko to give the country what … eastern part of the country. Congo is bounded to the north by the Central African Republic and South Sudan . To the …

… Saharan and Sahelian regions. Mali is bounded on the north by Algeria, on the east by Niger and Burkina Faso, on the south by Côte d’Ivoire and Guinea, and on the west by Senegal and …

… ANC Officials led by President Mbeki met in one of their scheduled meetings which was graced by the presence of former President Nelson Mandela, an ex - … and reaffirmed the correctness of the positions taken by both the ANC and the government. However, the meeting …

… Kruger during the last days of his exile. It was made by a French sculptor; Archard. A figure symbolising the … location due to it being viewed as an "Icon of Apartheid" by some African National Congress activists. In 2015, … the perpetrators. Following the vandalism and a pledge by the EFF to destroy the statue, numerous people voiced …

… Tradition, a documentary history, Volume One 1907 - 1950, by Allison Drew Document 1 - Keir Hardie, "Stoned in South … at Durban, and was, of course, soon being interviewed by the Press. Then, as now, the racial question was acute, … as cheap workers would end. It will scarcely be credited by those not on the spot, but this produced as much sensation …

… Tradition, a documentary history, Volume One 1907 - 1950, by Allison Drew Document 1 - Keir Hardie, "Stoned in South … at Durban, and was, of course, soon being interviewed by the Press. Then, as now, the racial question was acute, … as cheap workers would end. It will scarcely be credited by those not on the spot, but this produced as much sensation …

… as part of an alliance of liberation movements bound by the same objectives in their struggle. The victory of … under MPLA was proclaimed with the capital ringed round by invading forces was for that reason hardly surprising. The … of the struggle of the Angolan people and was hailed by all those who had supported the MPLA`s struggle against …

… The Property was purchased in 1940 by a Dutch diamond trader known as Messias, who had a House … on the Amsterdam Estate which was established in 1943 by Mr. H. Messias, a diamond dealer who emigrated from … Trees. His house and surrounding Structures where Built by Italian prisoners of war who were obtained from …

… years. Four members, one for each province, were selected by the President and the other eight members were elected by the 166 popularly chosen members according to a system of … of these were elected for five years, two were nominated by the President and the last three were elected by the 40 …

… The main Grey College Building was designed by Architect WH Stucke, and its cornerstone was laid by President Reitz on 16 May 1894. Hamilton Hall was designed by Herbert Baker, and was officially opened in 1907 by Sir …

… in the infamous Jameson Raid and forced to resign by the British government. The raid failed because of swift reaction by the forces of the Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek (ZAR or … The operation was further doomed when an intended rise by Uitlanders on the Witwatersrand was called off shortly …

… Party) took power from Jan Smuts' United Party (UP) by 5 seats. The HNP came to power in coalition with the Afrikaner Party, led by Nicholaas C. Havenga. Dr D. F. Malan became prime minister … of seventy-four and formed the first government dominated by Afrikaners. Havenga was appointed the Minister of Finance. …

… Tradition, a documentary history, Volume One 1907 - 1950, by Allison Drew Document 10 - Industrial and Commercial … ago you knew nothing of a "Labour Conference" being held by African workers. On this evening you will see for yourself Delegates sent by various centres to a Labour Conference, What a remarkable …

… of Mineworkers). An earlier memorial service, sponsored by the mine owner, Gencor co., was disrupted by workers who protested the mine’s safety standards & … wall coatings. The day of mourning was observed by thousands of workers from different mines who were allowed …

… minor exclaves (detached portions). Lebowa was designated by the South African government as the national territory for … A territorial assembly, established in 1962, was replaced by a legislative assembly in 1971. The following year Lebowa … legislative assembly, while the Lebowa National Party, led by M.M. Matlala, constituted the opposition. By 1978, Lebowa …

… Tradition, a documentary history, Volume One 1907 - 1950, by Allison Drew Document 69 - Letter from the Workers' Party … an initial setback. The strike was originally undertaken by the workers on these terms: either we will force up wages … Others have taken jobs elsewhere after being turned away by Scaw works. This tends to disintegrate the union although …