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… Strikes In December 1972, the Nationalist Party government Minister of Labour, Marais Viljoen, said the following:   We … Union appealed to the Junction Avenue Theatre Company in Johannesburg to help assist fired Fattis and Monis strikers. … and the CWLP about making a play, and the Dunlop Play was born.  The Dunlop Play Geoff Schreiner’s initial ambivalence …

… them had to migrate for employment to urban centres like Johannesburg . Its capital was Siyabuswa and it became part of South Africa in 1994. It now forms part of the Northern Province. For a …

… Between April and mid July 1994, between 800 000 and 1 million Tutsis and moderate Hutus … argued that in terms of the Arusha Accords, the Prime Minister should take office. The Rwandan Armed Forces disputed this, assassinated Prime Minister Agathe Uwilingiyimana and murdered the Belgian …

… based on the life of Ezekiel Dhlamini, a young man who was born in 1925 in the Vryheid District of Natal . The first of … stories of streets paved in gold, as he made his way to Johannesburg . His survival on the streets of Johannesburg was based primarily on playing cards and dice …

… This is how they appear, holding placards on the steps of Johannesburg City Hall, in an enlarged 1956 photo dominating … photojournalists — Ernest Cole, Bob Gosani and the German-born Jürgen Schadeberg — got their start. According to Mr. … disillusionment, to set in. Significantly Mr. Mandela’s 1994 election passes without fanfare; just a few images in a …

… towns and villages in the Orange Free State. In March, the Minister of Native Affairs, Henry Burton wrote to John Dube … of women to Cape Town to meet with him (Wells, 1983). The minister claimed that the issue women were raising was a … FSAW was launched on 17 April 1954 in the Trades Hall in Johannesburg, and was the first attempt to establish a …

… Africa. 9 March, Percy Qoboza , editor of Sunday Post in Johannesburg, launches a campaign for the release of Nelson … to Maputo. More are expected soon. 23 February, Prime Minister P.W. Botha declares that Soviet threats will not … conditions of detainees under security legislation. The Minister of Law and Order promises a clear-cut policy …

… political direction. This call was rejected by Prime Minister Balthazar Johannes (B.J.) Vorster, however, it was … United Party (UP) and the Progressive Party (PP). In 1994, following threats to boycott the first democratic … Greenwood Press.| SAHO, 2011 ‘IFP agrees to participate in 1994 elections’ from South African History Online [online] …

… the KaNgwane 'homeland' to Swaziland. On 25 November, the Minister of Development and Cooperation, Dr. Piet Koornhof … into the Republic of South Africa on 27 April 1994. It now forms part of Mpumalanga province. … (Accessed: 22 May 2013)| South African History Online, ‘SA government fails to integrate KaNgwane into Swaziland’ , …

… Breakdown]'. *Booyse, W., `Monthly Breakdown of Terror in SA 1976 - 1989'. *Lodge, T., Fax/Letter to the author … Press, 1990). Barrell, H., MK. The ANC's Armed Struggle (Johannesburg: Penguin, 1990) Baskin, J., Striking Back. A … Oliver Tambo Speaks (London: Heinemann, 1987). Taruc, L., Born of the People. An Autobiography (New York: International …

… the possible reintegration into South Africa enraged the SA government. After a series of heated arguments between the governments, South African Foreign Minister, Pik Botha accused Holomisa of lying and threatened …

… fifteen women buried on a hillside in Cleveland, east of Johannesburg in June 1994. Sithole was subsequently sentenced to 2410 years in …

… of the Colony assemble at the West End Hall, Fox Street, Johannesburg to protest against 'The Bazaar Notice'.  The … of about 3 000 Indians held at the Empire Theatre in Johannesburg, to protest against the Asiatic Registration … of the Passive Resistance campaign Yusuf Mohamed Dadoo is born to Mahomed Momoojee and Fatima Dadoo above the family's …

… Model. These reforms are being championed by the Minister of Water and Sanitation, who has visited every water … loan guarantee scheme. It will involve development finance institutions and non-bank SME providers in offering … past year, government has built on its successful Hydrogen SA strategy to make major strides in positioning South Africa …

… of Churches (SACC) met at Chief Albert Luthuli House in Johannesburg today. The meeting was part of a series of … Affairs and Eddie Makue, General Secretary of the SA Council of Churches Enquiries: Moloto Mothapo 082 370 6930 …

… have found hominid fossils and point them out on a map of SA. How old are these fossils? What was discovered at Taung … in South Africa? Who were the first people to arrive in SA and when did they arrive? What other names have the San …

… the 1922 mineworkers strike becomes a seminal event in SA's history. Scores of people lost their lives; official … of Katlehong, a township  also located on the outskirts if Johannesburg are killed, allegedly by IFP supporters in an … workers. This is the first incident of this nature post 1994 democratic election. …

… Officers' Meetings and the subcommittees such as those for finance, trade unions and health and the Anti-Apartheid News … were weeded out. So far AGM papers dating from 1969 to 1994 have been found. I believe that in the earlier years the … of Anti-Apartheid News, the annual reports from 1962 to 1994 and the papers of the Annual General Meetings, the …

… Bihar Government: the same day also the Hon.Sinha, Prime Minister of Bihar, and the Hon. Dr Sayed Mahmud, the Minister … an efficient up-to-date political body: Information, finance, Housing Expropriation, Labour and Unemployment, … said, "The Transvaal Indian Youth Volunteer Corps was born two years ago with a fighting tradition. It has …

… up until South Africa's first democratic election in April 1994. This archive presents this history in two parts, … , and The Armed Struggle and Popular Resistance 1960-1994 respectively. Please note that ‘periodizing’ history is …

… art, including its involvement in the foundation of the SA National Gallery itself. Hayden Proud, Curator of …

… Secretary F.B. Ross stated its intentions as follows: "The SA Society of Artists are ever too happy to extend a …

… those two countries was played in the Soccer City Stadium, Johannesburg on this date. The match, which ended in 2 all … of the decade: Bafana Bafana record. Kick Off. Special ed. 1994-2004, p. 10. …

… is the line that he has been selling [Tanganyikan foreign minister, Oscar] Kambona. However, if we cooperate first with … the Rivonia arrests. If accounts of sticker campaigns in Johannesburg, Pretoria and Cape Town are correct, they would … reluctance to getting involved with the Communist Party of SA. It should be recognised that whatever the facts of the …

… child being stalked by a vulture in 1993.  On 18 April, 1994, only 6 days after Carter won the Pulitzer, the … the Associated Press photographer who died on 9 January 1994 after he was killed in a cross fire while covering an … (ANC) delegation in the township of Katlehong near Johannesburg. Carter left a suicide note that read: "I'm …

… go underground. He remained in hiding, and later moved to Johannesburg, but was arrested in November, and convicted by … was appointed the first premier of Northwest Province in 1994. © infrasors.co.za . After the ANC won the first democratic election in 1994, Popo Molefe was appointed the premier of the newly …

… Dr Mabel Palmer (nee Mabel Atkinson) was born on 22 May 1876 near Stocksfield in Northumberland, …

… João Albasini was born in Lisbon, Portugal on 1 June 1813. Beside the fact that …

… of Mahomed Lakhi and his wife, Hawa Bibi, who were both born in India. They arrived in South Africa in 1894 and …