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… letter from the country’s security Branch chief. 24 July, John Nkadimeng leaves the country for Swaziland. 9 September, …

… MaMathe), born 1977, married (civil) 6 December 2002 in St John’s Anglican Cathedral in Mthatha and (traditional) 7 …

… catering mostly for black students. Aitchinson, John Jacques William Act No. 44 of 1950 Section 9 (1) 28 … 1968 31/12/1969 Johannesburg Choene, Mamokgalake Lesiba John     Banished. Order suspended. Christopher, Dr. Zuleikha … of 1950Sec. 9 (1)28 April 1967 30/11/1968 Benoni Coangae, John Act No. 44 of 1950Sec. 9 (1)28 April 1967 31/7/1968 …

… although the mission is recorded to have closed in 1851. John Campbell visited it in about 1819 and wrote the … on lands granted to the Society by his Excellency, Sir John Cradock, then Governor of the Cape, from whom also it … , Lesotho: SPG 1876. The Station was established by John Widdicombe in 1876. His book, published in 1895, carried …

… Inkanyiso yase Natal, Ipepa lo Hlanga and in April 1903 John Dube began his Ilanga lase Natal. In the eastern Cape … an even longer history there was Imvo Zabantsundu run by John Tengo Jabavu and the more radical paper Izwi Labantu … Durban. This reflected the influence of Leo Tolstoy and John Ruskin on Gandhi. Gandhi drew on Tolstoy's distaste for …

… on confiscation of property and banishment of families, St John Brodrick, British secretary of State for War, writes to … failure to do so was due to the Government". 27 July, St John Rodrick replies to Emily Hobhouse's letter, "The only … the Military Commandant of Cape Town. 29 October, Reverend John Knox Little states in the United Kingdom: "Among the …

… Abraham Onkgopotse Tiro SASO Parcel bomb.   - Zambia John Dube ANC Parcel bomb. 1978 8 January Durban Dr. Rick … at University of Natal Shot dead at home.   - Swaziland John Majola ANC Killed after being abducted.   - Swaziland … Shot dead at home of girlfriend. 19 September Soweto John Papa Monyakalle ANC Youth League leader Found dead in …

… Trade was Portugal in the mid to late 1400's. Captain John Hawkins made the first known English slaving voyage to … Sold three times in his childhood and hired out to John Travis, he became a fiery preacher and leader of … Court the next year, congressman and former president John Quincy Adams argued eloquently for the Amistad rebels. …

… [Accessed: 25 January 2012] In 1811, Colonel John Graham took the area with a mixed-race army. … and Graaff-Reinet under the overall command of Lt-Col John Graham. On the site of Colonel Graham's headquarters … Ndlambe. During the Fifth Frontier War (1818-1819), Lt-Col John Graham never had a direct role as he was at Simonstown …

… to towns like Queenstown. 14 December, A white farmer, John Mattushek, shoots two Israelites looking for food on his … receive a message from God. 1921 April, Charges against John Mattushek are dropped as the Israelites refuse to appear …

… Grahamstown in the Eastern Cape , which is named after John Graham, the architect of the slaughter of numerous …

… of Cape Town’s student protested for the removal of Cecil John Rhodes’ statue. During the protests students voiced …

… Expeditionary Force under the command of Field Marshall John French reinforced French –Belgian Troops at Ypres. …

… Sansom , Wendy Schwegmann , Peter Setuke, Paul Weinberg , John Wolverstone and Morris Zwi. Nine of the photographers … country. 1986 Ben Mclennan 's, A Proper Degree of Terror: John Graham and the Cape's Eastern Frontier , is published by Ravan Press. A Proper Degree of Terror: John Graham and the Cape's Eastern Frontier (1986) Chris …

… strike in the autumn of 1942 (Scanlon, 2007). Ephraim John Burford, secretary of the SWU in 1942, helped to …

… Left to right: Thomas Mapike, Rev Walter Rubusana, Rev John Dube, Saul Msane, Sol Plaatjie. The delegation tried to … equal treatment before the law. The founding president was John L. Dube , a minister and schoolteacher who had studied … best achieve their aims by dialogue with the British. As John Dube said, the Congress pursued a policy of “hopeful …

… Left to right: Thomas Mapike, Rev Walter Rubusana, Rev John Dube, Saul Msane, Sol Plaatjie. The delegation tried to … equal treatment before the law. The founding president was John L. Dube , a minister and schoolteacher who had studied … best achieve their aims by dialogue with the British. As John Dube said, the Congress pursued a policy of “hopeful …

… expansion into Africa began with the desire of King John I to gain access to the gold-producing areas of West … south of Africa which had gold. This news encouraged King John’s son, Prince Henry, to send out expeditions to explore … largely Afrikaner farming community in the Cape. Reverends John Philip, Johannes van der Kemp and John Read were the …

… and the individual actions of mining magnates like Cecil John Rhodes, resulted in a slow but steady expansion of … to the draft South Africa Act, and the Union constitution. John Dube and Dr. Walter Rubusana convened the SANC. They …

… pre-war days in use as a mail ship. Image courtesy of the John Gribble Collection Image source Their first task was to …

… of the Eastern Cape (19 July). [i] 1954 Matriculated from John Bisseker High School, in East London, Eastern Cape. 1961 …

… what remained to the Whites. The Act was drafted by Cecil John Rhodes and his secretary Milton and it was geared … the canteens, and give them a stimulus in labour.” Cecil John Rhodes called the Glen Grey Act the ‘Bill of Africa’ … the Act was still a Bill in parliament on 21 March 1913,, John L Dube, President of the South African Native National …

… (Vol. 57), p. 103 - 104. [2] Ibid. [3] Bottomley, Edward-John. “Transnational Govermentality and the “poor White” in … Geography, (Vol.54), (2016): 78. [4] Bottomley, Edward-John. “Transnational Govermentality and the “poor White” in … Bottomley, Edward-John. “Transnational Govermentality and the “poor White” in …

… wooden or bone needle". A year later, on 30 December 1812, John Campbell was to give this description: "Genadendal was … , the name was changed to GRIQUATOWN in 1813 by the Rev John Campbell. It was visited in October 1811 by William … The next visitor of note to visit the Mission was John Campbell in June 1813 when Klaarwater changed its name …

… In 1890 Cecil John Rhodes became premier of South Africa with the support …

… and he fell from about 17 metres. Another pioneer was John J. Montgomery, who flew in 1883. The flight of the …

… seen as virgins, tied to a burning stake, which is lit by John Bull, the British version of America’s Uncle Sam. All of …

… was a great backdrop for speeches too. American President John F.Kennedy visited Berlin in June 1963, and expressed his …

… Africa since 1973 and its impact on Worker Movement by John Mhandu Trade Unions in South Africa by Ari Sitas and …

… known as NEW LATTAKOO , Cape: LMS 1818. It was visited by John Campbell in March 1820, when it was still being referred … en equal quantity of water at all seasons of the year". John Burrow, who accompanied the Smith expedition in 1835, … the neighbourhood of Mosega, distant about 200 miles". John MacKenzie visited Kuruman in 1859 and reported as …