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… De Zuid-Afrikaan (The South African) was the first proper Dutch newspaper in South Africa, and was first published on 9 April 1830. The … D.J et al. (eds) (1975) Standard Enclyclopaedia of South Africa . NASOU Limited: Cape Town. Vol. 11, pg. 594-5; Vol. …

… each of the Prime Ministers who governed white-dominated South Africa in the era between the two Bothas. This University was … and warmth as the head of state of a democratic South Africa. Tonight this one-time cradle of Afrikaner …

… greetings and best wishes of the government and people of South Africa, those of the veterans of our struggle, such as Nelson … thanks of the millions of your brothers and sisters in South Africa for the unstinting and selfless support you have …

… who served from 1884 to 1899 with the outbreak of the South African War (Anglo-Boer War). In 1882, a town council … on the Reformed Church in the Transvaal and later on in South Africa had been associated with Van der Hoff and Rustenburg. …

… us in the struggle for a united, democratic and nonracial South Africa, an independent Namibia and a peaceful region of … victories resulting in the further isolation of apartheid South Africa and, accordingly, an improvement of our …

… women will sit side by side with white men and women in a South African parliament, together adopting laws as equals … that cements these official ties. We have a vision of South Africa as a united. democratic. non-sexist and non-racial …

… during the first ever multi-racial general elections in South Africa, started on 27 April 1994. The ANC gained 62.60% while … Cape Town  site, New South Africa: 1994 elections , [online], Available at …

… Tambo was born in the village of Bizana in Eastern Cape, South Africa. He was the first back person to open a law firm in … available at  www.anc.org.za  (Accessed: 13 March 2013)| South African History Online , ‘Oliver Reginald Tambo’ , … at www.sahistory.org.za [Accessed: 13 March 2012]| South African History Online ‘His Life and legacy ”“ Oliver …

… Company and Senator in the Parliament of the Union of South Africa. He was also a friend of President Paul Kruger. To …

… only in certain regions of the world, Sub Saharan Africa for instance was considered the domain of the virus. … theme is “Getting to Zero – Zero AIDS-Related Deaths.” In South Africa, this day was first venerated in 1996 when the … of Aids-related deaths occurred in sub-Saharan Africa and South Africa was now officially the country with the highest …

… Tourist Destination. Paarl is one of the oldest towns in South Africa and particularly known for its mountain or "Paarl … Paarl boasts the headquarters of the industry in South Africa, the co-operative Wine Growers' Association …

… who arrived in Pretoria for the 10th anniversary of a free South Africa and the inauguration of President Thabo Mbeki, was … rights abuses in his country. Zimbabwean ambassador in South Africa, Simon Moyo, glossed it over by saying that …

… National Executive Committee, on the current situation in South Africa. The regime over the past few weeks had launched a … to reduce the international isolation of apartheid South Africa. Mentions Reagan administration as an ally of …

… This study of "protest art" in South Africa for the period 1968 to 1976 presented me with several … documented and - as I argue - little understood period of South African art history, I was faced with the fact of …

… The African National Congress, South Africans and the world at large continues to mourn the … of the Alliance Partners of our glorious movement - South African Communist Party (SACP), Congress of South … from our fraternal organisations that shall be in South Africa to console and support the Mandela Family and South …

… 2010 and was named in honour of Athol Fugard , an iconic South African playwright known for his contributions to South African theatre and film.  He is one of the most … us laugh and cry, Fugard has told the story of South Africa and its difficulty and continues to make the world …

… race origin. Coloured people, throughout the course of South African history, have been regarded as neither white … the basis that the CRC was completely subordinate to the South African parliament, and therefore had no actual … only be achieved with the advent of democracy in South Africa in 1994. …

… on 21 July 1977 in Bethal, Mpumalanga.[i] Herbert was the South African 400 metre hurdle champion from 1996 to … 2004 Olympic Games.[v] He was known as the golden boy of South African athletics in the late 1990s and early … probed over photos, http://www.iol.co.za/news/south-africa/gauteng/llewellyn-herbert-probed-over-photos-1873143 ↵ …

… a strategic alliance between the ANC, the SACP and the South African Congress of Trade Unions (SACTU), and later, … our people to produce an enduring vision for a liberated South Africa, as contained in the Freedom Charter. When the …

… speakers. BEYCO Logo. Belgravia Youth Congress. Image of South Africa in top left hand corner with student and worker youth …

… educationist, church leader and the first principal of the South African Native College (now the University of Fort … in his memory by the Presbyterian Church of Southern Africa to provide bursaries for Black students. … Sonderling, N.E. (ed.)  New Dictionary of South African Biography, v. 2 . …

… educationist, church leader and the first principal of the South African Native College (later the University of Fort … Kilmarnock, Scotland. The Presbyterian Church of Southern Africa started the Dr Alexander Kerr Bursary Fund in his … Sonderling, N.E. (ed.)  New Dictionary of South African Biography, v. 2 . …

… bring itself closer to the ANC, it blamed violence on the South African government. In London 1979, the two parties … here to read more about the role of State violence in South Africa. Click here to read about the increase of Inkatha …

… for the resumption of the Convention for a Democratic South Africa (CODESA) talks. The ANC rejected De Klerk's proposals … Party (DP), the Pan-Africanist Congress (PAC) and the South African Council of Churches supported the ANC's …

… South African soccer team Bafana Bafana played against the … Cup games to be held in France the following year. The South African team was under the tutelage of internationally … reigning European champion while Bafana Bafana had won the Africa Cup of Nations in 1996. However, Germany had the upper …

… of construction, it was the first of its kind in Southern Africa.  The theatre consists of five arenas, a large public … [Accessed on 14 may 2012] The South African State Theatre About the South African State [online] Available at: …

… "The Blood Knot" was the much talked about play in South Africa which had a cast of only two characters, a White and … (Mokae) was dark-skinned. It was a second indigenous South African play to be staged in the West End following … in Colour-bar Play' from  Cape Time , (National Library of South Africa) pg 11.| Anon, (n.d.) 'Athol Fugard Biography' …

… that there is an indigenous independent and vital art in South Africa and that it has been flourishing for years, un­heeded … to the extent that the marketing of art by black South Africans has become a lucrative business run through a …

… War I was followed by a global depression that affected South Africa as well. Soon after the war, in 1918 and 1919, Black … pay. With strong organisational links to the newly formed South African Communist Party (SACP) under the leadership of … Giliomee, H and Mbenga, B. (2007) New History of South Africa. (Cape Town) pp 245-6| Rand Rebellion , [online] …

… State University Albert Luthuli's place in the history of South African liberation movements derives primarily from his … boosted the development of black football in South Africa. In some ways, Luthuli's contribution …