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… buildings. The eventual costs of the attack is disputed, as some sources claim 30 injured with no fatalities and …

… Barclays National Bank Limited of South Africa (also known as Barnat). Sir Timothy Bevan, chairman of Barclays, admitted …

… an attack on an alleged ANC base in Maputo, Mozambique. As the conflict escalated, President P. W. Botha declared a …

… four times between 1878 and 1902. It was formerly known as Koranaland. Upington is it's principal town. It is the …

… author avoided attending both ceremonies. Long mentioned as a contender, he was named the 2003 Nobel laureate for …

… in 2008. Other parts of the world are greatly affected as well, for example, the Indian subcontinent, which alone …

… Griquas in turn handed the trophy to the SA Rugby Board as per Currie's instructions. In the early years there were …

… non-independent homelands. The IFP rejected the proposal as utter hypocrisy and no more than cheap politicking on … Digest 21 February 1995, p.39846.| SAHO, How SA emerged as a democracy from the crises of the 1990s , from South …

… Human Rights Committee. Winnie Mandela Unhurt as Driver is Slain. 22 November 1993. The New York Times. …

… African Development Community (SADC) was originally known as the Southern African Development Co-ordination Conference …

… over 100 court sessions, resumed in Bethal (also known as State v Mothopeng and seventeen others). The defendants …

… underwater, or in the atmosphere. The treaty was hailed as an important first step toward the control of nuclear …

… urban centre North of Gauteng . It used to be known as Pietersburg . Polokwane or “Place of Safety” is the …

… Nevertheless, Swartbooi said the funeral was a success as various traditional leaders took over during the service …

… power line on the 9/10/61. The NCL has taken this action, as there is no longer any legal democratic way to oppose the …

… telephone. This is significant in terms of development, as cellular phone technology provides internet access to …

… registration forms must be submitted by (10 March 2014), as we have a limited number of seats. …

… prior to the tournament and were generally thought of as the underdogs. In their maiden appearance in the 1994 …

… moment Anton disappeared in Libya we have lived in hope as the Libyan officials assured us that they had Anton. It is …

… The Siege of Mafeking (now known as Mafikeng) was an important battle in the South African War …

…   Asmal continued to be active in the resistance movement as a member of the ANC for the rest of the 1950s. Early in …

… this department was established with I.D. Du Plessis as its head. "Coloured" South Africans, along the black and …

… rejected communism in 1930, it was a lasting relationship as a result of a strong bond built up in exile . In 1953, the …

… due to secondary bacterial infections, causing pneumonia. As this was before modern antibiotic treatment was available, …

… this did not mean the end of all opposition in Pondoland. As an act of revenge the insurgents killed several headmen …

… Luthuli and Dr Dadoo were unable to receive the honour as a result of restriction orders put on them.   …

… their independent status. They elected General C.F Beyers as chairman. The discussions were recorded under the …

… which was a great success, allowed Paton to resign as principal of the reformatory to dedicate himself to his …

… Kimberley, although Kausob himself cited the farm Soutpan as his home. In 1854 Kausob sold the land in his reserve to …

… lose their houses. Also there were things that the people as a whole did not like, things that were very strong in … used to work by ourselves, because we were part of the ANC as a whole. We used to have our own meetings, just the … say it was bad, because even myself, I understand things as they are now, but there was a time when I didn't …