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… minute of the first half. The game was not drama free, as Bafana Bafana was reduced to ten-men after midfielder Eric …

… and other efforts, lack of employment is still considered as the biggest problem in South Africa, matched only by the …

… thirteen months, resigned citing ill-health and exhaustion as reason. He was quoted in the Citizen saying: My batteries …

… the Mozambican liberation struggle, Graca Machel is known as an international advocate for women and children rights, …

… the chairman. The decision to sell was interpreted as a response to political pressure to transfer economic …

… in South Africa. The Constitution is considered by many as one of the most advanced in the world, with a Bill of …

… in Johannesburg, was established by an act of parliament as the academic home of Afrikaans-speaking students. Through …

… is a video of that time and was Tony Bensusan's response as a media activist It was initially made without credits to …

… authorities closed Operation NICKEL on 8 September 1967, as they were satisfied that all the guerrillas in Rhodesia …

… an experience which operated at a myriad of levels, and as such, eschews a simplistic analysis or categorisation. One …

… created) by the urban poor, with the manner in which they, as political actors, project these resources in pursuit of …

… would benefit more greatly from individual actions than as a collective.  …

… by the state, forming people’s courts, and acting as the courts’ functionaries.   …

… this day. The first World Heart Day was celebrated in 2000 as a joint initiative between World Heart Foundation (WHF) …

… a satirical publication, after first establishing his name as a poet some years earlier. Campbell was an accomplished …

… been active in the fight against HIV/AIDS. While serving as a human rights lawyer at the Witwatersrand University’s …

… him near Masheshane where he lives. He stopped his car as he spotted them and shot himself in the head. …

… naturalist because she had not paid him for 14 days' work as a labourer at the Shaba game reserve in Kenya, where she …

… the outbreak of the Second South African War (also known as Second Anglo-Boer War), which broke out in October 1899. …

… was named after his father who was also a rugby player. As a child he was very successful in various sports codes. He …

… is one of the countries that are virtually polio free as is most of the modern world, but isolated cases of the …

… The Pretoria show is an annual event that began as an agricultural show and grew to include arts, …

… from the crowd had she won.  The incident is regarded as one of the biggest upsets in Olympics history. …

… jazz bass player was born in Langa , Cape Town in 1947. As a teenager, Ntoni gradually established himself in the …

… his name was due to be struck off the roll of attorneys. As part of her banning orders, she was also placed under …

… and there was the same space for him and his writing as before. He passed away on 7 September 2014.   …

… Amina Cachalia and Albertina Sisulu. Organisations such as the African National Congress Women's League (ANCWL) and …

… Uganda gained independence from Britain in 1962 with Obote as the first Prime Minister. …

… Singh was known for her medical work, she was also known as a novelist and the author of two-three act plays. Dr Singh …

… on to marry a non-White woman; a decision that was viewed as partly out of principle. He died in Cape Town In 1811. …