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… out reducing the cattle population in central Namibia. Fort Namutoni is built to monitor the passage of cattle into … of the Ondongo in the northern region attacks the German fort at Namutoni with 500 soldiers. The German patrols are … 1914 Outbreak of the First World War and the German fort of Schuckmannsburg in Caprivi is occupied by the South …

… and administrative stations, including an attack on Fort Beaufort in 1851. These attacks mark the beginning of … the leader of the rebel groups, launches attacks in the Fort Beaufort district and occupies Fort Armstrong. The rebellion is successfully crushed by the …

… of the town, and the pacification of the region. Fort Victoria was built on the Point, close to present-day … built a fortified laager on the site now known as the Old Fort. Meanwhile Dutch forces under Commandant Andries … opened fire on the Dutch, who had, in the interim, taken Fort Victoria. Troops were landed in the Bay, and by 16.00 …

… was made for bursaries for Indian students tenable at the Fort Hare Native College. There were 69 (community) Aided …

… 35 of its leading members and detaining them at the Fort in Johannesburg.  Furthermore, the government issued …

… schools located in the Bantustans. The universities of Fort Hare and Zululand were equally hostile to student …

… goes ashore to look for the best place to erect a fort and establishes a refreshment station at the Cape … in a leaky boat and is again allowed to settle near the Fort with his followers. 1659 2 February, The first wine is … Khoikhoi-Dutch War the settlers seek refuge in the fort. A lack of unity among the Khoi-Khoi group undermines …

… culminated in the 1817 meeting at the Kat River (where Fort Beaufort is located now). This event is known to be the … of a regular and monitored trade fair established in Fort Willshire , near Ngqika’s territory, in 1824. [46] The … detected at Uitenhage in 1854, from where it spread to Fort Beaufort and then to King Williams Town in 1855 where it …

… included a group show organized by the University of Fort Hare, which travelled to Rand Afrikaans University, …

… battle retaliated with an attack on the “hastily erected fort” at the small garrison of Rorke’s Drift. Here the …

… ship. The more than 60 survivors began building a wooden fort, called Sandenburgh, with the help of the Elephant and …

… lines but also along ethnic lines. The University of Fort Hare was opened for Xhosa speaking students only, while … of this Act was met with protest from most lecturers at Fort Hare. Prof Z.K. Matthews who was also a lecturer at Forh … Education Act No 45 of 1959 and the University of Fort Hare Transfer Act No 64 of 1959. Assent gained: 7 April …

… with  Professor DDT Jabavu  (of the University College of Fort Hare ), should convene a conference of African leaders … and speaking to students at the University College of Fort Hare, to teachers, and to organisations in the Reserves. … One story told by Godfrey Pitje, then a lecturer at Fort Hare, is of interest. Tabata met with some members of …

… monthly open-air cinema set up. Ngakane entered college at Fort Hare University and completed his degrees at the …

… of European and Bantu Christian Student Associations at Fort Hare, Dr. Alfred Bitini (A.B.) Xuma says in a speech to …

… at the age of 62 at the home of his son D.D.T Jabavu at Fort Hare. November, One-hundred and sixty-two women are …

… damages railway 24/01/79  Economic:  railway between Fort Beaufort and King Williamstown, Eastern Cape. Large … Day protests: Pamphlet bomb in Durban; SAP building:  Fort Jackson SAP station; Economic:  railway line attacked …  Four MK members killed, one injured ??/03/88  Economic:  Fort Jackson, Eastern Cape electrical sub-station. Three …

… farming. Dedication of the South African Native College at Fort Hare. Report of the Native Lands (Beaumont) Commission. …

… has failed and the garrison of 103 soldiers that occupied Fort Lydsaamheid since 1721, return to the Cape. 1732 In an …

… at the segregated universities of Turfloop, Ngoye and Fort Hare to affiliate to NUSAS was one of the main issues …

… in white fighting methods. Military camps such as Fort Beaufort (January 1852) were attacked and caused the …

… It was, perhaps, following Mandela’s enrollment at Fort Hare Unversity in 1943 when he found himself …

… by the state’s security forces. June, Matthew Goniwe , Fort Calata , Sicelo Mhlauli and Sparrow Mkhonto (the Cradock …

… of the LPSA were detained and held at the Johannesburg Fort. Ernest Wentzel, John Lang and Monty Berman played a …

… Student Associations at the University College of Fort Hare. The conference is attended by 300 delegates and …

… Bantu Education assumes control of University College of Fort Hare. African students are prohibited from attending … South Africa to teach theology and becomes a chaplain at Fort Hare University. Chris Hani travels to Swaziland to …

… of this station. It was his responsibility to build a fort for their protection and a hospital for sick sailors. …

… Bn 1872 HEALDTOWN , also known as BERKLANDS or BIRKLANDS , Fort Beaufort, Cape: LMS 1845; SAfMS 1856; WMS HEBRON , … CROSS , Lusikisiki, Cape: No data available HOLY TRINITY , Fort Beaufort, Cape: No data available HOOGE KRAAL , Cape: …

… as a lecturer at University of Cape Town, students at Fort Hare boycott the appointment of their new principal, JM … late 1968, The UCM is barred from holding meetings at Fort Hare, Turfloop, Ngoye and the University of the Western …

… The gaol, with its enclosed courtyard, was turned into a fort, the sod walls round the police camp were loopholed, and … Cape: see WESLEYVILLE , East London, Cape TIDMANTON , Fort Beaufort, Cape: LMS; CUSA. Believed to have acted as an …