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… best-selling book.  The ‘Peru and Bala’ comedy acts serve as a significant reminder to South African Indians of their …

… two activists were sent by the African National Congress as observers. In 1963 he left the country for Tanzania. In …

… road, beyond the sand dunes, lies Kwaaihoek, also known as False Island, a high promontory that juts out towards the …

… and then by traveling through the area also referred to as ‘Umkumbane’ by locals. …

… Estate Granite and Brick Company', who then developed it as a granite quarry. On 15 March 1904 a railway siding was …

… the ANC President, Nelson Mandela regarded the killings as nothing but an indictment on the apartheid government. …

… 1960. His name was kept a secret by Justice P. O’Hagan as he feared that revealing the man’s name would create …

… Professor Henri Breuil came to South Africa as a part of a six year trip across Southern Africa with a …

… Matthews was sentenced to fifteen years in the same trial as Kitson. It was alleged that he had assisted in obtaining …

… Despite the fact that the murder was argued by the defence as the collective responsibility of the mob, Nkuma and …

… any measures deemed necessary to curb resistance. As a result of these powers, the Minister of Home Affairs and …

… The majority of Blacks rejected Black Community Councils as puppets of the apartheid government. Twelve people were …

… Church (DRC) congregation was, and still is, known as Rossville. The 1904 census indicated that Rhodes had a …

… battle in the woods, dubbed by South African soldiers as the 'Devil's Woods'. During the commemoration ceremony, a …

… Site. The Site is named after a nearby river known as Ncome in isiZulu and Bloedrivier in Afrikaans and …

… premier, Ndaweni Mahlangu, who replaced Matthews Phosa as the province's second premier, caused a storm within …

… (Goldstone Commission), with Mr Justice Richard Goldstone as chairman, released its findings of a "dirty tricks" …

… Apartheid. Theophilus Doctorson Khumalo, popularly known as Doctor Khumalo scored a penalty on the 82nd producing the …

… Africa did not destroy all its nuclear weapons in 1993, as it was initially claimed by the then State President F. W. …

… Africa. The study covers the period 1993 to 2000, and uses as a primary data source five surveys conducted among …

… in South Africa emphasising highly politicised events such as the 1976 Uprising, 1985-1986 Mass Mobilisation, 1989-1990 …

… 22 January 2001. CEO Omar Badsha founded the organisation as a Section 21 non-profit and launched its website two years …

… her canvasses, something the artist herself refers to as trying to make sense of the chaos around her. She has also …

… part in mass action that turned violent on 5 July 1913 as it gained momentum. The SAP could not handle the situation …

… a sangoma and a domestic worker while her father worked as a clerk for Shell. Makeba began singing in the school …

… where 46 residents were massacred on what became known as Boipatong Massacre. …

… Thabo Mbeki who would succeed Nelson Mandela’s successor as President of the ANC and of the Republic of South …

… attained his Junior Certificate. He also studied sculpture as a private student with Peter Hayden. Nkosi moved to …

… (now Gauteng ). This police station gained a reputation as many detainees seemed to perish inside the building. In …

… by members of the Mandela United Football club who acted as bodyguards and enforcers for Winnie. One of the …