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… He was a renowned South African saxophone player known as the "King of 'Langarm' music" (straight arm music),a dance …

… and with illegally leaving the country. Bob Hepple acted as his legal representative. His trial took place in …

… the party's rights and mandate to launch such a protest as they were inclusive in their membership, henceforth Black …

… of writing paper. From 1943 until 1950 or 1951, she acted as the children's science editor for the Nasionale Pers and …

… the improvements made in social services for Natives such as children's allowances, grants and pensions. The author has …

… (now North West). Tutu is best known for his role as chair of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) and …

… until August 1997. In March 1997, Ngubane was appointed as premier of KwaZulu-Natal province, until he was replaced …

… of National Unity (GNU) under President Nelson Mandela as Minister of Energy and Minerals Affairs from 1994 until …

… and leader of Democratic Party. He succeeded Zech De Beer as the leader of the DP. He led the Party until it merged …

… Thornton became the first person to fly on an aeroplane as a passenger when he paid Albert Kimmerling £100 for a …

… first stanza and chorus were originally written in Xhosa as a hymn by Enoch Sontonga in 1897. Sontonga also composed …

… was similar to leprosy, but was not reacting to treatment as leprosy was doing, namely Mkar disease (granuloma …

… is seriously threatened they adopt stern measures. Often, as history shows, resorting to open violence and naked …

… the first weather forecast for the Union of South Africa as a whole was issued by A.G. Howard of the Union Weather …

… accepted the provisions of the Convention with reluctance, as it differed considerably from those agreed upon in March.   …

… several separate treks from 1874 to 1905. It became known as the Thirstland Trek on account of the hardships the …

… not only in the southern region of Africa but in Africa as a whole. …

… Indian leaders declared 10 November would be regarded as a national day of mourning in sympathy for South Africa's … some delay occasioned by a dispute in - the Supreme Court as to the family's right of access to certain documents. The … three days before his death were handed in by the police as exhibits. He is reporteded to have said that during …

… jewish funeral, which I am sure would have irritated Sam, as it certainly did one of his sons. But the son who was … obvious he was furious at becoming ill. He seemed angry as age and frailty restricted his movements. As though he resented age standing in the way of his being …

… from South Africa could be sent to this camp to be trained as guerrillas. They would even be supplied with arms....  … or whether they were members of any sort of party, so long as they were doing something which you agreed to and thought … them wholeheartedly?  Mtolo:  Yes.  Berrange: Why?  Mtolo; As I have already said, I was in agreement with it. I was a …

… collectives since 1991, and I can confidently say that as a leadership we are proud of the single-mindedness with … The adoption of the working document Khotso Pula Nala as a guiding framework for the work of the government has …

… in Johannesburg . The gardens were established in 1964 as a large rose garden and subsequently expanded to cover an … continue with the development of a botanic garden as indicated in the report". The total Area of land for …

… decentralised business districts. Artists such as Maggie Laubser , Lionel Abrams, Judith Mason , and Walter … African artists alongside young European artists such as Fabian Peake & Phyllida Barlow (shown 1975).  African Art …

… picturesque Market has been described by many Visitors as the most beautiful in Africa. The wide circle of Huts … tours can be arranged which follow the same format as the daytime tours, but a full traditional meal is served …

… it was during this time that Marie Koopmans de Wet emerged as a powerful political figure in the Cape, taking a leading … held an influential salon and numbered personalities such as Cecil Rhodes , Sir John Truter and Presidents Kruger , …

… and Rules of the Communist Party of South Africa as adopted at the congress held in Cape Town on July 30-31 … - Conditions of Admission to the Communist International' as adopted at the second Comintern congress in 1920. Document …

… ‘reach for the stars’, and a rock art exhibition, known as the ‘rainbow collection’. The museum is regarded as a centre for living culture and it focuses on the …

… of an unsuccessful attack by people he had identified as IFP members. At the funeral of six of the … in the Kwamakhuta incident. Further arrests followed as the TRC developed. In the words of the TRC's Investigation …

… also contributed to several literary journals, including as the editor for The Black Review in 1973. He co-edited … Musho! Zulu Popular Praises with Liz Gunner in 1991. As a student activist, Gwala was a prominent member of the …