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… in front of the Oranje Girls High School was sculpted by Laurika Postma. The positive influence of aesthetically … the performance of South African Learners, can be improved by Renovating Schools and by Beautifying School Grounds.   … https://td-sa.net/index.php/td/rt/printerFriendly/385/550 …

… soon became a leading figure within the organisation, and by 1975 he was a member of the PAC's central committee and … victim to this distrust when he was ambushed and shot dead by assassins from his own organisation on 12 June 1979 . He … 6 PAC members were sentenced to 15 years imprisonment by the Tanzanian High Court for Sibeko's murder.    …

… The accusations leveled against the CCB were confirmed by Judge Harold Levy of the Namibian Supreme Court, when he … (formerly Neelse). Judge Levy's report was corroborated by a Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) report, which dismissed claims, made by General Magnus Malan, that Lubowski was a paid informant …

… The legend of the Rain Queen was also popularized by the books King Solomon's Mines and She by author H. Rider Haggard, which drew the world's attention … has not yet been appointed, but the Rain Queen is survived by two children, a son and a daughter. The exact details …

… out whether they really wanted to overthrow the government by force. If that was their intention, he would have asked … more information on the rise and the security risk posed by the Boeremag as released by the Institute fort Security Studies, Click here. Source: …

… A march organised by the Cape Town-based Muslim organisation, People against … leader of the Hard Livings gang. Staggie was set alight by the group and eventually shot dead. PAGAD spokesperson … In spite of the claim that the people, accompanied by a motorcade of some 500 vehicles, wanted only to warn him, …

… known as Witterivier). Enon was formed in 1818 by the Moravian Missionary Society on request of the Area … in the interests of residents of the missionary station, by Lord Sommerset the Cape governor. Within the first 35 … of 436. In 1891 this number had risen to 472, and by 1904 it stood at 545. …

… an estimated $1.5 million in textbook costs to date by adopting open textbooks, the University of Minnesota’s … : Workshop 17 at 17 Dock Rd, V & A Waterfront Organized by Kelsey Wiens of re:share & Creative Commons South Africa … in collaboration with Open Textbook Library & funded by a generous grant from The Hewlett Foundation See the …

… The decision to voluntarily disband was made on 4 May by the CPSA’s central committee, which met in Cape Town (15 votes to 2 votes). By this step the party wished to ensure that its assets would not be confiscated by the state and that Sam Kahn and Fred Carneson would retain …

… active with their Commandos for damage done to their farms by the British troops. The proclamation was made during the … the occupation of territories would end on 31 May, 1902 by the signing of the Peace Treaty of Vereeniging. In 1900 a number of proclamations were also made by the British. In February, the British declared that the …

… Africa South, a journal edited by Ronald M. Segal (1932-2008) was launched in Cape Town in … of Africa. Africa South also featured short-stories by some well-known authors such as Alan Paton; adding some light-heartedness to politics were the cartoons by various artists such as David Marais; and included book …

… left stranded in Johannesburg. The mines had been closed by their owners and the miners paid off, but the mine-owners … possibility of being arrested for vagrancy, being shot at by Boer commandos, or becoming looters and rioters. Though … As a result, more than 7 000 Zulu mineworkers, escorted by Mr J.J. Marwick, representative of the Natal Native …

… An Africanist group led by Robert Sobukwe and Potlako Leballo were frustrated by the multi-racial character of the African National … according to Sobukwe a "government of the Africans, by the Africans, for the Africans". They considered ANC …

… began at Milner Park on a site donated to the University by the Johannesburg Municipality. The University had, at that … students. The period between 1947 and the 1980s was marked by considerable growth. Student numbers increased rapidly to 6 275 in 1963, 10 600 in 1975 and by 1985 there were 16 400 students.   …

… of the African National Congress (ANC), who was executed by hanging in Pretoria Central Prison, was born on 10 July … demonstrations. On route to Soweto, his group was accosted by the police and a gunfight ensued. Two civilians were … Aluta continua." His statue was unveiled in Mamelodi by the minister of defence and ANC chairperson, Mosiuoa …

… Kaffraria, to strengthen the border against incursions by hostile Xhosa societies. Their first homes, tents given to them by the government, were pitched after they had chosen a … African society. They embarked on development programmes by setting up a free press, schools, churches, and …

… force Western Allied forces to surrender control of Berlin by cutting off supplies. However, the Allied forces responded by airlifting food and supplies to blocked off areas in the … for the next year, which consisted of over 200,000 flights by the Royal Air Force, United States Air Force and the air …

… The United Nations Charter was adopted in San Francisco by the United Nations Conference on International … to assist in the drafting of a charter. It was signed by the fifty countries represented at the conference. Poland, … into effect on the 24 October 1945 after it was ratified by the five permanent members of the UN Security Council, …

… a weekly newspaper, was first established and produced by Mohandas Gandhi ("Mahatma"), M.H. Nazar and Madanjit … press at the Phoenix Settlement which was established by Gandhi in 1904. In the 1950s when Manilal Gandhi (Gandhi's … In 1957 Indian Opinion became "Opinion" and was edited by Sushila Gandhi (Manilal's wife) after Manilal's death. …

… the castle replaced a small clay and timber fort built by Commander Jan van Riebeeck in 1652, upon establishing a … bastions that allowed the outside walls to be protected by cross-fire. Construction on the Castle of Good Hope was … bastions was named Leerdam; followed in clockwise order by Buuren, Catzenellenbogen, Nassau and Orange. From 1678, …

… W. Botha announced the replacement of South African police by the South African Defence Force on the northern borders of … forces would be able to resist the pressure exerted by SWAPO. …

… These two double-storey dwellings were erected in 1910 by George Thomas Hopkins. They have a number of fine … verandah and balcony which were presumably added on by Petrus Serenus du Toit in 1917 when he bought the property. …

… Newsletter produced by SCANC (Students Committee Against New Constitution) urging support for a co-ordinated campaign by students to sign a petition rejecting the new Constitution …

… the highest level of political development reached by the people, as expressed by the All African Convention, a body which from its inception was regarded by all as the mouthpiece of the African people. It must be …

… The ensuing debate and deliberations culminated, by a unanimous decision, in the epoch-making formation of the … seven decades of uninterrupted and principled struggle by the African National Congress to free our continent and … the unification of the African struggle, was defeated only by the fact that we were separately subjugated by three …

… united South African nation of equal compatriots, enriched by the diversity of the colour and culture of the citizens … the life destroying system of apartheid, have been created by dint of struggle. We have reached this stage because the people of South Africa, supported by the efforts of the international community, have made this …

… African National Congress guerilla was shot and killed by police in a township called Ficksburg in Orange Free State … tried to use a hand grenade while he was getting arrested by the police. …

… Commission was established in response to a crisis faced by the apartheid state, as South African capitalism has been … South African industry. In addition, political resistance by the Black opposition organisations and the new independent … have residential rights were to be kept out of urban areas by a stricter enforcement of influx control. The report also …

… with the adjacent St George's Cathedral, was designed by Herbert Baker, replaced the original school which was … as having been designed in an Edwardian style, was erected by the Synod of the Dutch Reformed Church to commemorate the … St Georges Grammar School was founded on 11 April 1848, by Bishop Robert Gray on the premises of the present …

… From an initial bequest of 45 paintings presented in 1871 by Thomas Butterworth Bayley, the collection of Iziko South … early Patrons of the Gallery. The Main Building, designed by Clelland & Mullins (Public Works Department) and FK … English Art Club and those of the Bloomsbury Group. Works by John Walker, Michael Porter, Gary Wragg, Alan Davie and …