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… suffers from one of the highest rates of HIV in the world. Lesotho Highlands Water Project, a multibillion dollar …

… 11km from the city centre of Durban. Converted from a World War 2 military transit camp, Wentworth is flanked by …

… that impossible (Marquard, 1969: 256). During the Second World War, there was rapid urbanization by Africans. The lack … Patricia Johnson-Castle and forms part of the SAHO Public History Internship …

… In 1948 apartheid was introduced in South Africa in a post-World War II political climate that was very against racial discrimination. The world increasingly moved away from ideas of racial … the issue, and recognised that it might be a threat to world peace and security. They called upon the government to …

… the strategy and tactics of the armed struggle. Biography, history, politics, military strategy, revolution and … the countries of the African continent and the Socialist world. The plan envisaged a massive onslaught on pre-selected … on a different planet? They were certainly living in a world of their own completely divorced from reality ”¦ but …

… According to VL Allen, the author of the three-volume The History of Black Mineworkers in South Africa, the strikes ‘ marked a unique point in the history of industrial relations in South Africa’s gold mining … The Effects of the Strike The strike, unprecedented in the history of the country, forged new relations between many …

… in Songhai Trade significantly influenced the course of history in West Africa. The wealth made through trade was … and for their “middleman” skills in commerce. Their long history of internal trade had brought these small states …

… as the Khomani (to read more about the language see the history of the San). The Kora: The Korana or Kora were a … South Africa West Coast History: The Forgotten People from www.sawestcoast.com | The …

… From:  South Africa's Radical Tradition, a documentary history, Volume One 1907 - 1950, by Allison Drew Document 29 …

… first democratic elections in April 1994. Considering the history of cordial and sometimes warm interactions between …

… little over a billion rand, the biggest land claim in the history of South Africa. The government intended to … [Accessed 21 January 2014] | South African History Online. Timeline of Land Dispossession and … [Accessed 21 November 2013] | South African History Online. Rural change and future South Africa [online] …

… saw a surge of unionism unprecedented in South African history. The Trade Union Advisory Co-ordinating Committee was …

… seven people were banned. Various newspapers including The World , the Weekend World and a Christian Institute publication, Pro Verlate , …

… bureau in Cape Town to assist its members. The African World is established with the slogan ‘African for Africans’ … Indian miners from skilled jobs. July, The African World is closed down by the ANC. 1927 Walter Sisulu leaves …

… status, as the champion of the coloured races of the world," said Professor D.D.T. Jabavu, who is now in …

… of the educated and artisan classes. The years following World War I offered an opportunity to address this problem, …

… of this kind for Africans. According to ‘Bantu World’, Mohl described his objective as follows: ‘Our efforts …

… an awareness of our situation, locally, and in the world at large. Even those works which echo ideas and methods …

… August: Germany declares war on Britain in what became World War I. White South Africa is divided over whether the …

… centuries played a strangely ambiguous role in the history and affairs of the region. On the one hand they were … of indigenous groups not only in southern Africa, but the world over. Warneck wrote in 1879 that: "According to a …

… of disagreements with the Labour Party about the First World War and South Africa's participation in it. September … (1919–1943), an international organization that advocated world communism and controlled by the Soviet Union, is … resolution is to be discussed and adopted at the sixth world congress of the Comintern. The CPSA is allowed three …

… having attempted to rape another woman. Despite the man's history of sexual violence, the police and the prosecutor had …

… having attempted to rape another woman. Despite the man's history of sexual violence, the police and the prosecutor had …

… The figures are derived from images on the Linton stone, a world famous example of South African Rock Art, now housed …

… of £2,000 each from the Combat Racism Program of the World Council of Churches, negotiated by Basil Manning. …

… inside Africa and with people from other parts of the world. Trading networks are routes where trade happened and …

… thus played an important part in all facets of the history of Bloemfontein from the settlement of trekboer Brits …

… 1940 - 1965 The name Fietas refers to this period in history. 1941 Recommendations of the Feetham Commission are …

… go to jail whilst doing it." (B.Modisane, Blame Me on History, p. ) There is no doubt that many women were able to …

… Natal Indian Congress elections. For the first time in the history of South African Indian political movements the name … America and Europe and to "explore the formation of a world organisation of colonial and oppressed peoples" … first significant victory in the long struggle to arouse world opinion against white supremacy. November 24, Dr …