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ArticleTimeline of the History of Rugby in South Africa
… Rugby Board awards South Africa hosting of the 1995 Rugby World Cup. 1995 25 May–24 June, South Africa hosts the Rugby World Cup (RWC). The …
ArticleThe Jacob Zuma Presidency - 2009 to 2017 (March)
… 25.3%, though it dipped marginally in the third quarter to 24%. It was not until 2011 – the year following the FIFA … as South Africa’s success in the Rugby…
BiographyJabu Sithole
… and on the economic front. On 25 July 1990, almost exactly 24 years before his passing away, Sithole was detained as …
ArchiveSaboteurs' inferno at Sasol darkened the sky for three days, Sunday Independent, 17 December 1995, Part 2
… the sky for three days, Sunday Independent, 17 December 1995, Part 2 …
BiographySheila Weinberg
… a car accident while a young child. He died in 1965, aged 24. Both their parents were in jail at the time so the …
BiographyJohn Jack Curtis
… saw about him in world affairs. John (Jack) Curtis died on 24 February 2002 in Cornwall, England. …
BiographyNithianandan ‘Elvis' Ganese Govender
… Division of the ANC's new Head Office structures. 1995: Appointed Deputy Director of Foreign Affairs (now known … the Commonwealth countries and Australasia…
BiographyAnna Johanna Dorothea De Villiers
… Villiers was a linguist, writer, and educator. She born on 24 December 1900 on the farm Saxenburg, Kuilsrivier. She was … Verwey, E. J. 1995. “New Dictionary…
BiographyBuzwe Stanley Mabizela
… Head of the ANC Department of International Affairs. On 24 December 1989, sent by the ANC, Mabizela and Chris Hani … ... (last accessed 24 May 2019) …
BiographyWilliam Henry Beaumont
… William Henry Beaumont was born in India on 24 February 1851. His father was a Lieutenant Colonel of the …
BiographyTerry Bell
Terence Albert Bell (Terry Bell) was born in Pretoria, Transvaal (now Gauteng), South Africa on 12 September 1942. He married his fellow exile, Barbara,…
ArticleGrade 4 - Learning about local history through pictures: Cape Town
… that follow. South Africa won and held the world cup in 1995 South Africa hosted and won Rugby World Cup which took place 25 May-24 June 1995, and was the…
BiographyNjinga Ana de Sousa
… she gained from selling her captured enemies as slaves [24] . The Matamba/Ndongo Kingdom in the 1630s. Source: … Press. Page 209. ↵ [22] Ibid. Page 210. ↵ …
BiographyDavid Wilcox Bopape
… for entering the Transkei illegally and was sentenced to 24 days hard labour. After returning to Johannesburg, he …
ArticleThe Early History of Rugby in South Africa
… During South Africa's hosting of the Rugby World Cup in 1995 Nelson Mandela used the sport and the Springbok symbol … fortune to rally the rainbow nation…
BiographyPeter Clarke
… 3rd Triennial World Exhibition of Prints, Auvergne, France 1995: 18th Triennial World Exhibition of Prints, Kanagawa, …
ArticleRuth First timeline 1925-2012
… out a poem by Bridget O’Laughlin in memory of First. 24 August, First’s funeral is held in Maputo and is attended … 1983 The Ruth First Memorial Lecture is…
ArchiveThese are the men who blew up Sasol and this is how they did it, by Esther Waugh, Sunday Independent, 17 December 1995, Part 1
… did it, by Esther Waugh, Sunday Independent, 17 December 1995, Part 1 …
ArticleTimeline: Father Trevor Huddleston
… first democratic election at Trafalgar Square in London. 1995 Huddleston returns to South Africa for a short period … St Michaels and St George in the 1998…
Article“The Dark and Heavy Shadow”: Gender Based Violence and Anti-Gender-Based-Violence Campaigns in South Africa
… year. [17] However, and as the director of Lifeline (a 24-hour telephonic service that assists South Africans with … on improving national strategies for…
BiographyEmil Sachs
… and social gatherings. The GWU arranged a protest for 24 May 1952 on the steps of the Johannesburg City Hall. Sachs … Verwey, E. J. (1995). New Dictionary…
BiographyJoseph Masobila Mdluli
… that a second post mortem be held. This was refused. On 24 March Mxenge was himself detained. On 12 April, the …
BiographyBishop Mmutlanyane Stanley Mogoba
Stanley Mmutlanyane Mogoba was born on 29 March 1933 outside Polokwane, Limpopo. He was the last born in a family of six. His father Reuben Tshomoko Sethulane…
BiographyPatricia De Lille
Patricia de Lille, a South African politician, was born the 17 February, 1951 in Beaufort West to Henry and Gertrude Lindt. She is the third of seven children…
BiographyBheki Cele
… criminals pull their guns, police must aim for the head.” [24] Despite Cele denying these statements, the Sowetan … [7 September, 2022]. [24] Ibid. [25] Ibid…
Biographyde Villiers Graaff
… of seats it held in the Parliament had dwindled to only 24, from 41 in 1974, after defections to the left and the …
BiographyShapurji Sorabji
… and a committee chose Sorabji. He entered the Transvaal on 24 June 1908, with testimonials from the Chairman of the …
BiographyDr. Frene Noshir Ginwala
… country and attempted to control what left the country [24] . Due to Ginwala’s position in the ANC and her roles in … [4] Kimble and Unterhalter 15 [5] …
BiographyFrank Alexander Landman
… so he joined his wife Olive in a visit South Africa on 24 February, 1990. Olive had been held up in Johannesburg and … his death (see obit. on Ace Mgxashe by…
BiographySolomon Kalushi Mahlangu
… to appeal his sentence by the Rand Supreme Court, and on 24 July 1978 he was refused again in the Bloemfontein Appeal … refused Mahlangu leave to appeal his…