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… Cape, the voters would not go to the polls on November 1, as disputes were still pending. It was speculated that …

… to heal the wounds of the past and help us move on as a united and non-racial nation would be established. Click …

… Mandela was well known, but most people had never seen him as after 1964 it was illegal to have his photographs or to …

… on its appointment of Archie Mafeje (a Black academic) as senior lecturer in the Department of African Studies at …

… families joined them. Moolla was later based in New Delhi as the Asian representative of the ANC. Sources: Kalley, …

… Tanganyika (now known as Tanzania) formally ended all direct and indirect trade …

… staff were buried in a site that has come to be known as Heroes Acres. …

… father,King Sobhuza, died in 1982, two of his wives acted as regents until Mswati could be of age to take over the …

… and injuring close to 200 in what has come to be known as the Sharpeville Massacre. …

… Lucas tried to rescue his brother but it was pointless as the crocodile had been too quick in dragging him.  The …

… government and the ANC government. He has since resigned as chairman of Sun International and is now CEO and chairman …

… anniversary of Nelson Mandela arriving on Robben Island as prisoner. On 5 August they were stopped and arrested just …

… served in various positions within the ANC. He also served as Minister of Environmental Affairs and Tourism of the …

… violence, which increased to 600 by September 1985 as the revolts spread across the country and the government …

… lawyer who asked the police to note that he was fully fit as per a medical examination. He was released on Feb 22 …

… photographic essays for which he is acknowledged as having crafted a new vocabulary and a way of seeing that …

… studied literature and in 1979 joined the The Guardian as a reporter. Since 1995 Rusbridger has been editor of the …

… that continues to this day. This day is officially known as National Heroes Day in independent Namibia. …

… Crossroads settlement because it had acquired legal status as a place of settlement.  The Apartheid government then …

… 1996,  she was detained on a charge of false publication as she was involved in a campaign to secure the release of …

… three other colonies to form the Union of South Africa as one of its provinces. Now called KwaZulu-Natal it was …

… the country’s first independent newspaper, Zambia Post. As the only independent newspaper in Zambia, Zambia Post …

… and known to be a fire hazard. . There were no casualties as the fire started after hours. The building was demolished …

… at a very difficult time in the history of the ANC as it was banned along with other liberation movements like …

… de Herrera, lord of the Canaries, established the area as a Spanish fishing, slaving, and trading locality. Diseases …

… harbour hostile forces or allow their countries to be used as launching pads for attacks on one another. Mozambique …

… Unions belonging to CUSA used plant-level committees as a stepping stone towards unionism. In August 1982, CUSA …

… (SASO). In 1974, he was elected general secretary of SASO. As Chairman of SASO, Myeza organised the making Viva Frelimo …

… Chief Albert Luthuli was deposed from his position as Chief when he refused to resign from the African National …

… of Ghana in 1957 until 1966.Ghana (formerly known as The Gold Coast) gained its independence and became a …