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… observed by African governments in 2001 and was known as Africa Malaria Day. Subsequent to a proposal made by the …

… Not only did Zerfifi paint, but she also used needle work as a medium. She loved colour and always used it to bring an …

… international front by sending delegations abroad, often as invited guests, to promote understanding and support for a …

… of the present-day Potgietersrus. He succeeded his father as captain and moved first to Wallmansthal missionary …

… in the Bo-Kaap ( Malay Quarter ), has always been regarded as the most hallowed of Muslim cemeteries in Cape Town . …

… he was elected MP for the Bloemfontein West constituency. As a MP, Coetsee served on various parliamentary committees …

… to France, England and Italy. He then worked for the SABC as a graphic artist. Between 1970 and 1988 he exhibited in …

… invades Eritrea. A border clash at Wewel (also referred to as Ualual) in Southern Ethiopia along the border of …

… serving a ban under the apartheid government for his role as president of the ANC, which had been banned after the …

… transmissions in both official languages became a reality as the "A and B Programmes" were developed and showcased.   …

… Union of South Africa (GWU). He was later arrested as the protest was deemed unlawful by the government and he …

… unveiled at his grave in 1984 Mangosuthu Buthelezi spoke. As a young man Buthelezi had written letters dictated by Seme …

… its policy of Non-Collaboration and using "The Boycott as weapon of struggle" for a concerted struggle for liberty. …

… revolt against the government, which became known as the Rand Rebellion. By March 1922 Johannesburg had been …

… Britain had acceded to the offer, the plan went astray, as there were sympathisers among Afrikaner community towards …

… progressive for the time. She comes from the same era as some of our greatest old masters but was so futuristic in …

… died in 1986 in Dortmund, West Germany and is rated as one of the finest Black writers and intellectuals of the …

… with the blood of the slain. Hence the river became known as "Blood River". …

… the outbreak of the Second World War. She is well known as a painter of landscapes and still lives. Her paintings are …

… workers, under the leadership of their Headman known as One O'clock, went on strike at the Brakpan Electric Works. …

… his works are a combination of media and can be classified as surrealistic in nature. Magadlela was a member of and …

… Good Hope for the Dutch East India Company, better known as the VOC. The castle has a pentagonal plan a five-pointed …

… reached such proportions that some historians regard them as the main reason for the collapse of the Portuguese empire. …

… of emancipation taken by several African countries, such as Sudan, the Congo, Tanganyika, Nigeria, Guinea and Algeria …

… The initial application for recognition of Edenburg as a town was rejected by the Volksraad, but permission was …

… the war and ended passive resistance. The war became known as the Anglo-Boer War 1 or the Transvaal War of Independence. …

… put into effect on 26 March 1975. This treaty is regarded as the first international treaty to ban an entire class of …

… and White perceptions of Black bodies during the time. “As the Black spot removals bring more people to an already …

… were met. Port Elizabeth in 1980 was rife with unrest, as a strike at the Ford plant illustrated, when an estimated …

… of the Schlebusch Commission and was promulgated as Act No 101 of the Republic of South Africa Constitution …