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… apartheid, K.Chiume, press secretary of the Nyasaland African Congress, Tennyson Makiwane and Vella Pillay of South … support for our struggle against apartheid.' 'The South African Government is fighting against history and they are … the highlights of its history. The welcome from the South African High Commissioner, Cheryl Carolus, who graciously …

… Court and police complex, which took the lives of two African National Congress (ANC) activists.  Two activists, … speculate had already been infiltrated by the South African security apparatus. Witnesses who examined the bodies …

… was selling its remaining 40 per cent holding in its South African associate, Barclays National Bank Limited of South … admitted that while the decision to pull out of the South African market was a commercial one, the pressure exerted …

… The South African Police (SAP) and the South African Defence Force (SADF) ambushed and killed six alleged …

… got involved in politics when she joined the South African Labour Party League of Youth, of which she remained a … Africa liberation struggle campaigns such as the 1946 African Mine Workers' Strike, the 1952 Defiance Campaign, …

… in moments of defeat and weakness. The only other South African to receive this award was Nadine Gordimer, in 1991.   … South Africa's Nobel Prize-winner J.M. Coetzee – South African Tourism . [ONLINE] Available … 19 February 2015]| JM Coetzee, a biography . South African History Online  [ONLINE]. Available at: …

… and eventually surrounded the vehicle, shouting the Pan African Congress (PAC) militant slogan "One settler, one … the congregation during a Sunday evening service. The African National Congress (ANC) President, Nelson Mandela, … South African History Online , ‘St. James Church Massacre’ , …

… Ndweni, Sipiwe James Bholo and Sipho Samuel Gavin, three African National Congress (ANC) activists were found guilty … a Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) hearing Pan African Congress (PAC) activist, Phila Dolo, claimed …

… Xolo, who was blamed for the murder of G'caba by the African National Congress. Mr Xolo was the Chairman of the … killed near a tavern in Richmond. All were members of the African National Congress. The death of Xolo came after a …

… overthrow the government in 1963 in order to create an African socialist state representing Black South Africans. … Poqo with the PAC and Umkhonto we Sizwe with the banned African National Congress (ANC). … 411.| Liebenberg, B. J. & Spies, S. B. (eds)(1993). South African in the 20th Century , Pretoria: van Schaik.| In the …

… the first company awarded the bid to operate the South African National Lottery. Born in Germiston, Gauteng, in … in 2001, being the first black president of the South African Chamber of Business (and also the first president to …

… the pass laws was organised by the Federation of South African Women (FSAW or FEDSAW). The Federation famously … has come to represent the courage and strength of South African women. The first National Women's Day was celebrated … July 2012]|Mulaudzi G.,  South Africa: Celebrating South African National Women's Day , [online], Available at: …

… 17'/2 per cent for 8,000,000 Africans. Only 40 per cent African Children accommodated in mission schools. 95 per cent … at home. (Sgd) - A.B. Xuma President - General South African National Congress Note: Moses Kotane wrote to Dr. …

… a massive collapse. Following the disaster, the South African government established Coal Mines Research … the Chamber of Mines Research Organization. The South African Chamber of Mines obtained rescue equipment to reach …

… South African were the host of the Africa Cup of Nations Tournament … champions. It was a historic moment for South Africa and African soccer at large. Clive Barker and his team became …

… to unify members of this group.  It aimed to build a South African nationalism that recognised their varied origins, but one that emphasised a unique South African identity. However this identity was largely based on …

… this form of gathering came from Prof. Z.K Matthews at the African National Congress (ANC) Queenstown regional … The convention was co-sponsored by the ANC, the South African Indian Congress (SAIC), the Coloured People's …

… De Zuid-Afrikaan (The South African) was the first proper Dutch newspaper in South … After Union, the paper became the organ of the South African Party. On 8 April 1932, publication ceased, with …

… were organised by British immigrants who came to South African the 1880's, with trade union experience. They formed … mining companies proposed to increase the proportion of African mime employed and the Transvaal Miners' Association … 1907, but despite this, the most serious dispute in South African history took place in 1913. The miners all along the …

… Natal Provincial Council. The franchise was given to South African Indian Males over the age of 21 who had to be … members, in the process changing its name to the South African Party. The Labour Party actually split over the issue … prompted much protest from the Indian community. The South African Indian Congress (SAIC) of which PR remained a member …

… an overview of the changing and many faces of South African culture and history through its buildings. Many of … of an exceptional coffee table book and trophy of South African culture and history, this book has other functions. … It would be of value for the student of aesthetics, South African history, photography, and the lay reader, alike. …

… marketed. Colin Richards referred to it as " a take-away African Spirit for the culturally needy". (3) 'Take­away' to … into another, a cross fertilisation between western and African modes. However this phenomenon has been noted on many … is used to describe the work of some contemporary South African artists the more unsatisfactory it becomes... Irma …

… wealth and power. The anti-apartheid movement, led by the African National Congress (ANC), fought for an equal society …

… the rest of the fleet as they hit a storm on the South African coast, off the Agulhas Bank. This was particularly … (Story of the HMS Arniston | Xplorio Arniston, n.d.). The African Maritime Museum and the National Monuments Council …

… In 1959, Hugh Lewin, who has died aged 79, joined the South African Liberal party: shortly afterwards it became the only … the country, with the banning in 1960 of Nelson Mandela’s African National Congress.   Frustrated at the ruthless … police state repression, Hugh joined the clandestine African Resistance Movement and embarked on a sabotage …

… Saturday: Dr G.M. Naicker and Dr Y.M. Dadoo, the South African Indian leaders, arrived here yesterday and will leave … racial antagonism to grow to such an extent that South African Europeans were conducting a nation-wide boycott … Mr. Ebrahim Dadabhay, President and Secretary of the South African Muslim League. This cable reads: "To Arab League, …

… composed by the Reverend ML de Villiers in 1921. The South African Broadcasting Corporation played both God save the …

… Who's Who. Use this link to find passenger Indians:  South African Indian Whos Who , Indentured Indians. One needs to …