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… began in Atteridgeville spreads to Cradock, Graaf Reinet, Port Elizabeth, Soweto and the east Rand, with 13000 students … abducted by the security police. They were then taken to Port Chalmers police station where they were interrogated and …

… The boat had departed Oron, Nigeria on its way to Port Gentil , Gabon with passengers from Nigeria, Benin, …

… of Grahamstown, George Samuel Wood and his wife, Frances Elizabeth Wood (nee Hoole). After matriculating at the …

… down near the mouth of the Mzimvubu River (at the present Port St. Johns) with 600 people on board. The ship was …

… of the American Zulu Mission (AZM) in Natal to James and Elizabeth Dube. His father, James Dube was one of the first …

… for until his dismissal in 1835. After marrying Jane Elizabeth Hawthorne, he set himself up as a ‘professor of …

… career, during which she never docked at a Southern Port. She was sunk in June 1864, by USS Kearsarge at the Battle of Cherbourg outside the Port of Cherbourg, France. It had an American captain and …

… Courtenay-Latimer was the curator of a small museum in the port town of East London, northeast of Cape Town, South … for the museum. On December 23rd, 1938, the Nerine entered port after a stint trawling off the mouth of the nearby …

… of control over the Walvis Bay enclave by handing over the port and twelve offshore islands to the Namibian government. …

… Truro from Madras to work in the sugar cane plantation in Port-Natal. The group was made up of 197 men, 89 women and 59 …

… Richards Bay went from small fishing Village to a major Port, opened in 1976. Richards Bay now boasts one the largest … East that same year.  Today, it’s the largest deep-water port in the Southern Hemisphere and ideal for exporting bulk … bring more private sector investment into rail, air, and port operations. Transnet, which manages both Richards Bay …

… He was not allowed to land in Durban and had to go from to port on the deck of the ship. He died on board Gertrude … They were refused landing first at Durban, then at Port Elizabeth, then at the Cape, and again at Durban, the …

… Transvaal: see MOLEPO , Transvaal BETHELSDORP , Port Elizabeth, Cape: LMS 1802; CUSA 1804. It was visited by Henry … as well as its founder, Vanderkemp: "A few miles from Port Elizabeth lies Bethelsdorp, the oldest of the stations …

… 100 Johannesburg Municipal Transport Workers’ Union 600 Port Elizabeth and Catering Trades Employees’ Union 60 Port Elizabeth Tram and Bus Workers’ Union 100 Pretoria …

… in numerous strikes of garment workers on the Rand and in Port Elizabeth. In 1942, I helped the Johannesburg sweet workers …

… Town, G. Derail of East London, and Trikamdas Bros. of Port Elizabeth and East London. After the petition had been …

… three firms import goods directly from England, Durban, Port Elizabeth, India, and other places, and have thus branches in …

… in the Bay and Bay Ambararata Mail, just west of the port of Diego Suarez at the northern tip of …

… East that same year.  Today, it’s the largest deep-water port in the Southern Hemisphere and ideal for exporting bulk … bring more private sector investment into rail, air, and port operations. Transnet, which manages both Richards Bay …

… golfing, offshore fishing and studying horology. Project:  Elizabeth Davenport: A teacher and member of the Black Sash …

… seat of government was located at King William's Town. The port of East London , as well as the land immediately about … an attempt to pre-empt the smuggling of goods through the port into the interior of the Colony. Following the frontier …

… an icon of the old Cape Town Harbour. It was the original Port Captain's Office built in 1882. The pointed Gothic …

… as a halfway station between the Zulus and the settlers of Port Natal [Durban]. The huge settlement was known as …

… the south-west of the Country and is the largest city and port. Until 1884, what is now Togo was an intermediate zone …

… (some reports state 142/141). The plane departed from Port Harcourt destined for Lagos airport when it conflicted …

… massacre in South Africa. He was knighted in 1960 by Queen Elizabeth II. …

… DONATED BY COMMANDER C J ALLEN 30 JUNE 1993 IN MEMORY OF PORT ELIZABETHAN DAVID ALLEN AND DEDICATED TO THOSE WHO …

… Africa. The treaty provided Ethiopia access to the Red Sea port of Asseb (in the Italian colony of Eritrea) and called …

… Muslims within a period of twelve years. 1840 Muslims in Port Elizabeth 29 By 1840 there were 150 'Malays' in Port Elizabeth and by 1849 they had built their first masjid. …

… course. 40 000 African miners strike on the Reef and in Port Elizabeth 21 people are killed by the police. Dalidyebo, … of Limpopo. 23 October, African demonstrators shot in Port Elizabeth . Transvaal Mine Clerks' Association formed …