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… area, and it was an important trade route that such powers as Turkey, Egypt, and Italy hoped to dominate by seizing …

… 1950 in Mulamula, Limpopo, Mashamba was described as an “accomplished political commissar and an educator” that …

… closed ranks to lie and denounce Coetzee's revelations as fantasies, and Harms accepted their testimony. Coetzee was …

… new sanctions against the South African government. As a result, the South African government was put under …

… employee per month before the supply chain became erratic as result of increasing pressure on government resources. By …

… tensions, and so close to the election, was perceived as a very real threat to the election process. Nevertheless, …

… Four of the dead were Russian seamen attending the service as part of a church outreach programme. Another seaman lost …

… The catalyst for the genocide is usually identified as the shooting down of an airplane carrying Rwandan …

… Most historians consider the first half of the 1960s as a period in which the Nationalist Party (NP) Government …

… We would therefore encourage the people of South Africa as part of their overall struggle to get together to …

… mothers who know what hardships they have endured. Are we as mothers going to allow a government to plunge our country …

… has been continuous debates around the Battle of Cassinga as to whether Cassinga was a refugee camp or a military camp …

… We would therefore encourage the people of South Africa as part of their overall struggle to get together to …

… Company for manning and management. Later it was also used as a liner by the Ministry of War for transporting troops. …

… in 1896. By 1903 the junior college school had emerged as a distinct institution from its sister institution. With …

… Peter Abrahims and artists and political activists such as Ernest Mancoba, also attended the same school and, like …

… in independent African countries. Some of these “treks”, as they came to be called, were secret while others were … South Africa’s transition to democracy could have been as successfully negotiated as it was between 1990 and the first democratic election of …

… will probably lead to other investigations being re-opened as relatives of activists fight for justice. Judge Mothle … would like to review the re-opening of the Timol inquest as the beginning and not the end.”   Marjorie Jobson, …

… worked for a better life for the people in your community. As ANC councilors, they will make sure that the resources of … a better life where we live. 5.3 Let us come together as communities to fight crime. Let us come together to …

… was not teaching in those clubs even though I had trained as a teacher, but I was involved in organizing the clubs and … the schools and demonstrating. It is still the same now as when they started this thing. The people are still …

… The event that came to be known as the Vela Incident (after the type of American satellite …

… a year in solitary confinement. She was informally known as the ‘commie nun’ who was the first sister to be arrested …

… death added to a bleak political situation in South Africa as the country was still mourning the death of Steve Biko who …

… incomplete, if not a deliberate suppression of the facts'. As the committee did not have subpoena powers, it did not …

… death penalty. The court ruled that capital punishment, as provided for under the Criminal Procedure Act, was in …

… Built. The Cathedral remains a work-in-progress, however, as there was intended to be a Chapter House attached to the …

… is the South African Garrison Institute, what is now known as the: 'Army College'. Lord Kitchener laid the cornerstone …

… ago. Locals can't believe I found 3 beads in two days, as many of them have been digging there for 15 years and not …

… the special branch wanted to destroy the whole family, as Dweba's death was becoming a matter of public scrutiny. He …

… in the New York Times, described the area even then as 'open, rolling countryside' which the British were glad of …