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… for his role in the MK and anti-apartheid resistance. As a member of the South African Congress of Trade Unions …

… review of Congressional hearings and movement literature. As demonstrated, anti-apartheid movement influence in the …

… the Transkei Legislative Assembly during its first session as Chief Minister. The assembly was made up of forty-five …

… and Belgium signed a treaty in Rome, Italy. Also known as Common Market, the EEC was a major step in Europe's …

… the PCA remained close to the French Communist Party. But as the national liberation struggle intensified, the PCA’s …

… Matshikiza moved to Zambia.  He took up a post as a newscaster and producer for the Zambian Broadcasting …

… and the length of this match, it is often referred to as the 'timeless' test, and the only one of its kind in …

… a South African Journalist. Owing to his step father’s job as a crime reporter, Clegg became exposed to township life …

… and with illegally leaving the country. Bob Hepple acted as his legal representative. His trial took place …

… government, thereby making her Africa's first woman to act as head of state. Perry was mandated to execute the daunting …

… declared martial law in the Katanga region of the Congo as a result of the continuing secession crisis. The Katanga …

… to grant self-government to KaNgwane. This move was seen as confirmation that it had finally abandoned its land deal …

… of the same year. Allegedly a notorious group of men known as ‘witdoeke’ executed the evictions by setting alight the …

… the village her mother came from in India, Thillaiyadi. As she entered her teenage years in South Africa, Valliammai …

… KaNgwane issued in June 1981. Kangwane was created in 1977 as AmaSwazi, and was to be transferred to Swaziland. Later …

… its victims open series to other diseases., is hailed as a "monumental breakthrough" in medical research. The …

… his career.  No longer able to run, he later found work as a second hand car dealer. He died in 2002 when he was shot …

… and with illegally leaving the country. Bob Hepple acted as his legal representative. His trial took place …

… Germiston and Edenvale and Pretoria townships such as Attridgeville and Lady Selbourne. After months of walking …

… came just two months after Southern Rhodesia (now known as Zimbabwe) Prime Minister, Ian Douglas Smith, announced the …

… mental disorders were thought to have played a role as well. …

… and political cartoons. He came to Cape Town in 1882 as a clerk in the Master’s Office, where he started drawing …

… State was founded on 18 March 1950. The institution began as a small college in what was then the Orange River Colony, …

… Mandela’s cabinet. In 1998, he joined the Reserve Bank as advisor to the Governor. He was appointed Governor in 1999 …

… (SAIF), a miners union for people socially constructed as 'white', ran riot in the Rand Gold mining district. They …

… A conference held in early 1963 at Victoria Falls was seen as a last-ditch attempt to save the federation. The history …

… is known for his work on malaria, he is also remembered as a mathematician, editor and novelist. He was the …

… to South Africa. The proposal was discussed extensively as many Heads of State were opposed to it. Subsequently, an …

… capacity for such work, was that they should be, so far as is possible, removed from the suspicion of partiality to …

… Hoernle at the South African College back in 1908. As an introduction to the lecture, there appears some …