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… Service Department of the Western Cape, followed by a period on the International Veterinary Commission on … to publish 175 articles on a variety of subjects followed by several books on military history. He was also known for …

… laboured tirelessly to raise the reputation of the school by improving standards. Together with the APO he pressured … elected first editor of the Educational Journal set up by the TLSA. In 1916 Cressy fell victim to the severe …

… Eileen Mary Alexander. From 1939, Budd was selected by the Government to be part of the National Board for … the Industrial Conciliation Bill, which was introduced by the Apartheid government to restrict mixed race trade …

… so shocked and devastated that I tried to take my own life by drinking pesticide. His mother and sister, too, were …

… 17 August 2012. He was found in the mortuary. He was taken by the SAPS to the mortuary. He had a gunshot wound in the …

… 2012 Mr Sokanyile was killed after being shot in the head by the police. He left behind his wife and 5 children. He was …

… and 1992, including the African Arts Festivals organised by the University of Zululand. He won silver medals on the …

… he was attacked 10 years later as too conservative by radicals to his left in the AAC and the  Non-European …

… school at Orange Farm.  He was introduced to photography by his cousin, a freelance photographer, in 1996. Later that …

… Although Mr Mampe died in 1963,his death was announced by the government only in 1964.In reply to a question in … Closed Doors. By Shireen Motala .South African Institute Race …

… South African Intelligence Agencies is somewhat hamstrung by the fact that people from these agencies do not want their … but was only legally institutionalised on 16 May 1969 by  John Vorster under the leadership of Hendrik van den … in 1969 and 1970, and Brigadier Willem Schoon killed two ANC combatants in 1972, as stated on their amnesty …

… policies, the South African government was supported by many governments in the West, particularly Britain and the … use communism as a justification for their oppression. The ANC could also no longer rely on the Soviet Union for economic and military support. By the end of the 1980s, the Soviet Union was in political …

… reaches Delagoa Bay 1849 Treaty of Derdepoort signed by the three Boer States in Transvaal to formalise unity … United South African Republic 1867 Schoemansdal evacuated by the Dutch and subsequently sacked by the BaVenda. 1871 … South Africa. Declaration of an “ Armed Struggle ” by the ANC (See Umkhonto We Sizwe ). 1972 Lebowa granted a degree of …

… youth and women's organisations became part of the ANC, SASCO significantly opted to remain independent. It pledged support for the ANC and the new ANC-led government, but also voiced its … Thousands of poor students are supported financially by the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS). …

… Tradition, a documentary history, Volume Two 1943 - 1964, by Allison Drew Document 50 - Socialist League of Africa , … was also general discontent with the backwardness of the ANC leaders like Dr Xuma, Thema, Vundla, and several splinter … the rest of the country. That they won their demands is a tribute to their resolution, their cotoc and their …

… Africa.  The partnership between the GNU parties is guided by a Statement of Intent, which outlines fundamental … parties to the GNU include the African National Congress (ANC), Democratic Alliance (DA), Patriotic Alliance (PA), … 16 new cabinet ministers, 10 of which are from outside his ANC. Of his new cabinet, the ANC holds 21 portfolios; the DA …

… From the book:  Side by Side by Helen Joseph Two of our most loved women leaders, … 700 people of many organisations together to wear the ANC colours at Mary's funeral. They paid tribute to her, crowding into a hall in a coloured location, …

… En route, ‘the Trio’ realised they were being tailed by the police. In an attempt to escape, they took refuge in a … unit stormed the bank and all three cadres were killed by the police. Two civilians, Valerie Anderson and Anna de … In the month following the Siege, Police arrested nine ANC members. All nine were part of the June 16 detachment, a …

… lineage, forms his own clan. 1822 Basutoland founded by King Moshoeshoe I, who unites various groups to repel … encroaching Europeans. 1851 British forces are defeated by the Sotho army at Kolonyama, and again the next year … sympathizer, Edgar Mahlomola Motuba, is killed. 1985 Two ANC activists and eight others killed in a raid into Lesotho …

… Gomas Voice of the working class: A political Biography by Doreen Musson The years between 1930 and the 1940s were … no account of the unions in this period could fail to pay tribute to the labours of such commuinists as Ray Alexander … positions. At one end of the political spectrum were the ANC and its allies- …

… out that I make this move without consultation with the ANC. I am a loyal and disciplined member of the ANC, my … a matter of life and death which requires to be handled by the organisation itself through its appointed … on this move. Only if this initiative is formally endorsed by the ANC will it have any significance. I will touch …

… favour of going to war: even then, he only achieved this by promising that the army would be composed solely of … Prime Minister Botha led Parliament in standing to pay tribute to their courage and sacrifice. For South Africa’s … World War ). On hearing of the outbreak of conflict, the ANC (then still called the South African Native National …

… was killed at scene 1 after being shot 3 times in the back by the police. He left behind his wife, two young children …

… Mongezeleli was killed at scene 1 after being shot 6 times by the police, including in his head, back, elbow and foot. …

… Mr Ntsoele was killed at scene 2, shot once in the back by the police. He left behind his wife and 4 children, …

… worked as a Health Inspector until 1982 when, influenced by his father’s interest in carving, he enrolled at the …

… an inquest, as they did not believe the statements made by police officials at the time.  Sipho Mutsi’s post-mortem …

… which changed his musical concepts quite drastically. By the turn of the 1960s, South Africa had institutionalised … with the assistance of underground connections, he left by boat for Southampton (England) in 1961, shortly after the … out in 2002, on South Africa's Sheer Sound label. Produced by Zim Ngqawana and featuring the Safro Jazz Quintet, it …

… to mean the “the bellowing bull”-- the troubled cry made by the cattle when they smell the blood of a slaughtered cow. … Musician of the Year Award. The album was been re-released by Teal Records in 1975, 1985 an 1989, and since 1996 it has … and Roger Khoza, together with The Cliffs. Disillusioned by the music industry after these few recordings, for over a …

… Church College in Edinburgh. He was supported financially by the John Street Church in Glasgow. It is not known how a … alliance more feasible. Tiyo Soga and Janet were married by Revd John Kerr at Ibroxholme, Glasgow on 27 February 1857. … They sailed for South Africa on 18 April 1857, accompanied by Revd Robert Johnston and his wife, on board the 'Lady of …