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… In the haste to usher the humiliated chief to safety, one of his bodyguards shot and wounded three of the mourners. … of whitening skin lotions and hair products to straighten one’s hair because, in their view, these were equivalent to …

… have gone to extreme lengths to canonise Mnyele. In one room, the central attraction is a glass box containing a … Politics and art do not always make good bedfellows. One of the sculptures alludes to modernism but it is an …

… at the request of Pixley Seme. Letanka went on to become one of the directors of the company that published the … . Prominent Xhosa poet Samuel Edward Krune Mqhayi was one of the contributors to Abantu-Batho The content of the …

… Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) was first transmitted, from one chimpanzee to one human, as early as 1908 in the southeastern corner of … and UNAIDS recommend male circumcision to be considered as part of a comprehensive HIV prevention strategy. 2008 The …

… capital of the newly created province, was elected to be one of only nine cities in South Africa to host the 2010 …

… Some of this impetus was dissipated after 1890 as, on the one hand, the country’s financial centre moved to the …

… Suzman kept her seat in Parliament for the PP. Thus began one of the great parliamentary performances of all time. …

… The NCL approached MK to organise joint operations. After one failed operation, the relationship did not last and the …

… system of indenture: Henry Polak Fortunately there emerged one journalist, Henry Polak, who was determined to expose the evils of the system of indenture. As he was one of the few journalists to denounce the system of … to resist the extension of colonial control over them, one of which was the Zulu kingdom. Sir Bartle Frere was …

… conflicting values are at stake in this matter - on the one hand, is the freedom of expression and on the other, the … about SARS because our Elections Manifesto states that, part of our immediate plans when we take over Government will … central and crucial to our constitutional endeavour. Part of reconciliation, at all different levels, consists of …

… These impacts are important to understand as it gives one an insight of how some economic, social and political … a “tail of gold”. [4]   This outcrop turned out to be a part of the reef that was later called the “Main Reef” and … of the Transvaal government to increase rates on the part of the newly completed railway that ran through the …

… in the rest of the world. U.S. foreign policy became one of containment - essentially, stopping the spread of … War II come to an end?  By 1943 the Allies were winning. One reason was that Allied factories were building thousands … USSR after the Second World War. The build- up of arms is one of the most profound characteristics of the Cold war. The …

… and Commercial Union (ICU) is stimulated by the arrest of one of its organisers, Selby Msimang in connection with a … (ICU) conference are from Cape Town, with the exception of one from Namibia (formerly, South West Africa). The … campaign to get Africans to organise themselves into one Big Union and this results in the first branch of the ICU …

… to 160th Infantry Brigade of the 53rd Welsh Division, one of several making up the EEF headed by General Allenby. … other ranks, as well as an enemy field gun. The ICC lost one man, and another was wounded in the battle of Square … artillery support and lost 51 men, 101 were wounded and one was taken prisoner. These actions were decisive in paving …

… in the relationship between the two organisations. One of the issues that the LPSA was at pains to repeatedly … relationship with the LPSA. Selby Msimang was perhaps one person who reflected the contradictory and fluid … in the Transkei. Between March 1961 and April 1966, forty-one leading members of the LPSA were banned under the …

… education and development in a disadvantaged position. One major challenge is the unacceptable rate of violence and … cited the high incidence of unwanted teenage pregnancy as one of the country's major population concerns. The seeming …

… taking of a pledge as a crude indoctrination of our youth. One thing is clear; the search for a way to instill universal … of promoting social cohesion and social justice. This is one of our most compelling challenges. But it is also true …

… terrorism including Andimba Herman Toivo ja Toivo , one of the founders of SWAPO who was sentenced to 20 years … Force; 80% of these forces were blacks. In 1987 one black troop refused to fight but the revolt was soon put …

… and controlled in new institutions. De Beers Company went one step further by building a branch prison which was … arrangements for members of different African groups in one institution. Placing the Black convicts in a correctional …

… policemen and two miners were killed in this battle, and one miner injured severely. The strike continued despite … Africa is world’s third biggest producer of platinum, one of the highest trading resources on the market. Lonmin …

… Transport A system for carrying people or goods from one place to another, using vehicles, roads, etc. Technology …

… 5 days and 5 nights on three bricks of which the middle one was unstable. He was given only black bitter coffee to …

… the nation.  Nationalism ultimately is based on supporting one’s own nation.  African nationalism is a political …

… row into  Blaauwbergstrand, unspotted, dazed, but in one piece! Swift as an air-slicing pestle, he was not …

… consisted of MH Gallwey and BP Lloyd, was appointed by one Colonel Milles, an Administrator of the Government. Their …

… following surgery for appendicitis Gandhi begins twenty-one day fast in an attempt to reconcile Hindus and Muslims …

… its fall virtually ensured a British victory on the day. One attempt was made by retreating Republican forces to …

… declares that its aim is to bring all Africans together as one people, to defend their rights and freedoms. The … and so enters into the First World War. South Africa, as part of the empire, also enters to the war. A revolt is …

… Rustenburg begins, to prevent British soldiers from taking part in the war. The siege begins after the British soldiers … reaches the town. 1889 Rustenburg has 22 state schools (one in town and 21 farm schools) with a total of 519 …