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… players in the 1978-79 ‘Information Scandal’. He served as the Secretary of the Department of Information from 1972, …

… party (BNP) led by Chief Leabua Jonathan who came to power as Prime Minister in 1966. For instance, Jonathan repeatedly …

… came three months after President Steyn appointed De Wet as field-general under General PA Cronje on the western …

… man-made pools using pans in the fastest time possible. As a mining method, It is cheap and simple, though not very …

… a recurring lung infection. His condition was described as serious and there were times where his condition was …

… Though he expanded his business to countries abroad, such as Greece, India and China, it is Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe) …

… he was re-elected, on 24 February 1966, he was deposed as President. …

… on the Proteas in the Paarl Mountain Garden in her days as a lecturer at the Paarl Teachers’ College. Vogts moved to …

… behind. Those that stayed quickly established themselves as Industrial and railway worker, clerks and interpreters. …

… Winterton, Natal. She fell into art when she apprenticed as a studio assistant for ceramics artist Fèe …

… The Uganda railway line in Kenya was seen as a very ambitious infrastructure at its inception with the …

… and its constitutional reforms, and as a show of support for the UDF. By the end of the campaign …

… born in Mozambique on 30 September 1964. He gained fame as a bass guitarist and vocalist of the South African band …

… widespread, and growing more brutal. In what became known as the Groote Schuur Minute the parties agreed on conditions …

… On 24 April 1901 a comet that became known as 'The Great Comet of 1901' or 'Viscara' was visible to the … Gill, D. S. (1901) The Great Comet of 1901, as observed at the Royal Observatory, Cape of Good Hope …

… allowed to return to their farms. The new colony was known as the Orange River Colony. …

… in view of the segregation and making reference to schools as bush colleges.The impact of Black Consciousness to the …

… Witwatersrand, where he pursued law. In 1956 he qualified as the first African advocate in the Transvaal. He also …

… 1994, when Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika was also recognised as the national anthem. Since 10 October 1997, a shortened, …

… Samuel Alfred (Taffy) Long, heralded as one of South Africa's greatest working-class martyrs, was …

… forces. In 1966 SWAPO was recognised by the United Nations as the legitimate government of Namibia. SWAPO won the first …

… of the various Directives. Other student groups such as the Azanian Students Organisation, the Congress of South …

… pace in which Russia's power was expanding. He viewed this as a threat to world peace and called on Great Britain and …

… Province). He carried out a wide range of political duties as designated by the President and had specific …

… Hertzog subsequently formed the National Party (NP) as an opposition to the ruling South African Party (SAP). …

… poet and dramatist who helped to establish Afrikaans as a cultural language in South Africa. Malherbe published …

… period of South Africa, with the very first becoming known as the Eureka diamond. By 1871, more diamonds were found in …

… British soldiers. *Note: This battle is either referred to as the Battle of Ingogo or the Battle of Schuinshoogte and …

… his schooling in the Transvaal. He began his career as a house painter and was inspired to paint by the works he …

… in the Limpopo Province. This area is also known as the Pafuri area of the Kruger National Park and sits next …