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… meeting was called in Lenasia, an Indian suburb south of Johannesburg. The purpose of the meeting was to mobilse the … earlier. On 6 June 1981, a meeting was called in Lenasia, Johannesburg to discuss how the Indian community should … if they stood. Despite the low turnout at the polls, the Minister of Internal Affairs declared that the government …

… in the ZAR. People from all over the world came to Johannesburg, the new mining town, to find gold. The Boers … The day became a very important day for Afrikaners. Before 1994, it was a public holiday called the Day of the Covenant, … ‘countries’, without any consideration for where they were born or where they lived. This meant forcing millions of …

… Tower was transferred to the functional control of the SA Navy (today a satellite of the Naval Museum) and Fort Wynyard to Western Province Command of the SA Army (today with Cape Garrison Artillery). Investigations to establish a dedicated Museum for the SA Navy in Simon’s Town, were launched during 1988 it was …

… exodus from the past was the raising of the new flag in 1994. This moment aptly affirmed the pride and dignity of an …

… Dorothy Cleminshaw (nee Mullany) was born in Cape Town on the 15 th of September 1922. She went to …

… The following year a ministry under Natal’s first Prime Minister, Sir John Robinson, took office, with an elected … MK Moodley and Rev BLE Sigamoney, were both Natal-born Indians. The Umngeni River came down in flood. 1918 … in the Durban Town Hall, which formally established the SA Indian Congress. Omar Hajee Amod Jhaveri was elected its …

… talent of a high order from Vereeniging, Potchefstroom and Johannesburg branches, the 'real business' was ushered in … of those now contemptuously dubbed 'kitchenboys' by labour Minister Sampson, or the 'Jim Fishes' for whom the chairman …

… 1943 23 February, Abu Baker Asvat is born in Vrededorp, Gauteng. 1961 Asvat graduates from Johannesburg Indian High School and moves to Pakistan to … and begins working at the Coronation Hospital in Johannesburg. 1972 The Coronation hospital fires Asvat after …

… in the garden on 12 February 1990 before travelling to Johannesburg. What also followed the release of Mandela were … Phosa and Curnick Ndlovu .   The government nominated Minister Kobie Coetsee , Deputy Minister Roelf Meyer, Fanie … the MPNF ratified the interim Constitution. On 27 April 1994, for the first time, South Africans of all races in the …

… is a tall tower located in the suburb of Hillbrow in Johannesburg, South Africa. At 269 m, it has been the tallest … JG Strijdom Tower, after JG Strijdom, South African Prime Minister from 1954 to 1958. On 31 May 2005 it was renamed the …

… the tenth floor of John Vorster Square Police Station (now Johannesburg Central Police). His death was confirmed by … inquiry into the deaths of police detainees, Prime Minister B.J Vorster stated on 29 October 1971 that he found …

… of Churches (SACC) headquarters, Khotso House, based in Johannesburg, was bombed for harbouring anti-apartheid groups … for his acts revealed that he received injunction from Minister of Law and Order Adriaan Vlok to bomb the house. …

… as well as reforms in industries such as agriculture and finance. [6] Overproduction :  One of the major causes of the …

… Text: Lesotho born Ephraim Mojalefa (Kid) Ngatane, painter, musician, … buried at Doornkop farm cemetery in Soweto, southwest of Johannesburg.   …

… Africa. The first motoring club, the Automobile Club of SA, based in Cape Town, was founded on 23 October 1901. After … the original Cape Town based Automobile Club of SA received a royal charter and became known as the Royal … and reconstituted as the Automobile Association of SA. With the adoption of centralised control in 1934, the …

… warning and attacked South Korea on 25 June 1950. A SA fighting squadron, No 2 Squadron, known as Cheetah …

… Africa is a much better place to live in than it was in 1994, and that the lives of millions of our people have … has been established under the leadership of the Minister in the Presidency responsible for Planning, … Human Settlements, Health, Economic Development and Finance. To further promote improved living conditions for …

… of the social ladder, ranked lower than the creolized Cape-born enslaved people, many of whom were skilled artisans. … and its Legacy in the Nineteenth-Century Cape Colony, (Johannesburg, Witwatersrand University Press, 1994). Robert Shell, Children of Bondage: A social history of …

… President Hifikepunye Pohamba  Honourable Prime Minister and Deputy Prime Minister  Honourable ministers and deputy ministers  … "The Pan-African Infrastructure Development Fund" to finance large-scale African infrastructure projects, using …

… policies were further tightened by B. J. Vorster , the Minister of Justice, who employed various repressive laws and … MK campaign, Jack Hodgson. The following year, Egyptian born Alexander Moumbaris and an Irishman, Sean Hosey, were … exploded simultaneously in public transport terminals in Johannesburg, Cape Town, Durban and Port Elizabeth and …

… Klug (1979 - 1985 in Botswana), Judy Seidman (American-born, in Medu 1980 - 85), Gordon Metz (in Medu 1979 - 1985), … Ansell; other members included Muff Anderson, Mike Hamlyn (SA draft resister) and Uriel Abrahamse. Medu members … the newly-formed Cape Arts Project and Junction Avenue in Johannesburg. Artists continually moved between these groups …

… on our office door. We practised as attorneys-at-law in Johannesburg in a shabby building across the street from the … out our political partnership. Nelson and I were both born in the Transkei, he one year after me. We were students … opponent of the Government, and Kaizer Matanzima, Chief Minister of the Transkei and arch-collaborator with the …

… on our office door. We practised as attorneys-at-law in Johannesburg in a shabby building across the street from the … out our political partnership.     Nelson and I were both born in the Transkei, he one year after me. We were students … opponent of the Government, and Kaizer Matanzima, Chief Minister of the Transkei and arch-collaborator with the …

… on our office door. We practised as attorneys-at-law in Johannesburg in a shabby building across the street from the … out our political partnership.     Nelson and I were both born in the Transkei, he one year after me. We were students … opponent of the Government, and Kaizer Matanzima, Chief Minister of the Transkei and arch-collaborator with the …

… abolish the Transatlantic Slave Trade and slavery itself. Born in Wisbech, Cambridgeshire in 1760, the eldest of 3 children of the local headmaster and minister, he studied at the local grammar school and then St …

… secret society. In 1961, Vorster was appointed as Minister of Justice, Police, and Prisons and he used the law … late 1960s, Vorster cooperated with the Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith to counter the infiltration of guerrillas … August 1968 John Vorster Square, a police headquarters in Johannesburg that became synonymous with detention, torture …

… with attacks on post offices and other buildings in Johannesburg, Port Elizabeth and Durban. ASA Leadership in … Modise, Joe Nhlanhla who would later become Mbeki’s first minister of intelligence and was the chair of the ASA in …

… we’ve pegged it down and that’s final.” – The Deputy Minister of Bantu Administration and Development, 1975. … after the Asiatic Land Tenure Board, = headed by the Minister of the Interior. This board had up to seven members … No. 1, 19-38. ↵ [iii]Serino, K. 2015. Gentrification in Johannesburg isn’t good news for everyone. Aljazeera America, …

… Beyers Naudé was born into a family that was fully committed to the … preservation of  Afrikaner nationalism. His father was a minister of the Dutch Reformed Church (DRC) and was a … the Broederbond himself at the age of 25, and serving as a minister for the Dutch Reformed Church for twenty years, …