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… relaxing of banning orders. Includes request to visit his son and daughter and to communicate with his sister-in-law. Return letter from the Chief Magistrate to Jack Simons granting permission for him to visit his children, but not to communicate with his sister-in-law. …

… Comrades Marathon before he exchanged vests and shoes with his twin brother in a mobile toilet along the route. They … them wearing watches on opposite wrists. Upon admitting his guilt through his lawyer, Clem Harrington of Bethlehem, Motsoeneng said his …

… Communist Party (SACP) Bram Fischer died of cancer at his brother Dr Paul Fischer's house in Bloemfontein. After news of his illness became known, liberal newspapers and political leaders embarked on an intensive campaign for his release. As a result he was put under house arrest at his …

… sustained following an attack – he died a few days after his admission into hospital. According to reports, Mashinini's left eye had fallen in, his left ear was bleeding, he had a deep mark on his face and a large scar on his forehead. …

… Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie returned immediately to his country after a short successful coup launched on 13 … Brazil on a diplomatic mission. The coup was suppressed by his loyal troops. Upon his return the Emperor pardoned his son, Asfa Wossen, who had …

… on these charges, Bambata, instead sent the elders of his chieftaincy to represent him. Among the first indications … of a farmer, Henry Smith, on the 17 January 1906 by one of his workers. When questioned during his  trial, the worker admitted to killing the farmer out of …

… Presidency. In 1999 President Mandela hand-picked her from his personal staff to remain in his services beyond his retirement. She served President Mandela in various …

… Renowned surgeon, Dr Chris Barnard, performed his second heart transplant operation at Groote Schuur Hospital a month after his first transplant. Hamilton Naki was part of the team that … whose dauntless spirit made him a national hero in his own right. Blaiberg lived for twenty months. Surgeons …

… fraud involving R 2 billion worth of shares in one of his companies. Later that year, On 27 September, Kebble was shot seven times in his car on the way to dinner with his business associates. The death of Kebble opened a can of …

… awarded Kick Off's accolade for the Goal of the Decade for his goal for Bush Bucks in 1997, is born in Cape Town. … with Hellenic. An ankle injury in the same year saw his career come to an end. His career was plagued by controversies. He was once …

… General Jan Christian Smuts  started his first term as prime minister of the Union of South Africa … through multinational dialogue and co-operation.  Despite his international standing the Smuts government had to face mounting criticism in the early 1920s. His stern measures to quell revolts in 1921 (Bulhoek …

… on the Vaal River. According to the anthropologist Stow, his headquarters were beyond the Koedoesberg along the Riet … although Kausob himself cited the farm Soutpan as his home. In 1854 Kausob sold the land in his reserve to farmers in exchange for amongst other things, …

… has hit back at former SABC Acting CEO Jimi Matthews after his resignation on Monday, saying they expected better conduct from him. Matthews says his exit was brought on by the recent changes at the public broadcaster which compromised his values. His decision was sparked by controversial …

… Kitson, was released, seven months short of completing his twenty-year sentence for sabotage. Kitson, an engineer by profession, was sentenced in December 1964 for his part in the early sabotage campaigns; for furthering the … fifty-nine years old when he was sentenced and divorced his wife when he was imprisoned, to give her back her …

… be cut down to a reasonable few and the remainder should work around the clock working on the home front. 4. There are … with others and it is extremely doubtful that with his attention so divided he can do justice to the armed struggle in South Africa which should be his primary and absolute concern. The Leadership of the ANC …

… for registering our protests against the injustices of the apartheid system. ... However, the announcement of the 'new … separate units will in effect become active agents for apartheid. Consequently we had to refuse to be party to any … would implicate us in becoming instruments or executors of apartheid.... WHAT IS THE MEANING AND WHAT ARE THE EFFECTS OF …

… and business, in the effort to eradicate the legacy of apartheid. In these efforts, we have benefited from the … relationship which was held captive by the dictates of apartheid can come of its own: flourishing in the fertile …

… and its boxers to the world campaign to isolate the apartheid regime. As true friends, with the maturing of our … all South Africans: for your contribution to the ending of apartheid;and for your engagement in the reconstruction of …

… Beresford Pratt, two psychiatrists gave evidence about his mental condition. The case was heard at the Supreme Court … mark the anniversary of the Union of South Africa. After his opening address, he took his seat. Shortly afterwards, a man in his 50s, Pratt, walked …

… on 16 March 1959, in Tzaneen Limpopo. After completing his high school studies, he registered for a Bachelor of … into exile in Lesotho in 1980, before he could complete his studies. While in Lesotho, he joined the ANC and furthered his studies. He later went to England and obtained a Master …

… a ‘White area’ under the 1950 Group Areas Act  of the Apartheid government. Before the passing of the Group Areas …

… and abuse. In their efforts to fulfil their baaskap apartheid policy the Nationalist Party, supported by …

… Republic of South Africa in 1971. However at the end of apartheid, the Verwoed name was officially changed to Gariep …

… The city's history also includes the impact of apartheid and forced removals, as well as the eventual …

… in terms of its arms manufacturing capability, the Apartheid regime relied heavily on imported components for …

… the march culminated in the death of Hector Peterson. The Apartheid Government had, in 1953, enacted The Bantu …

… Pretoria talks, which discussed the removal of repressive apartheid measures, and the creation of a free political … A Crime Against Humanity: analysing the repression of the apartheid state , Johannesburg: Human Rights Committee.| …

… allegedly involved in hit-squad operations against anti-apartheid activists. De Klerk said in March 1990 that he had …

… country. Only now that the stark reality has dawned that apartheid has failed, and that Blacks will one day have an …

… first state of emergency and the banning of a host of anti-apartheid organisations, including the African National …