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… Nations Security Council. The move to prohibit Angola from becoming a member was prompted by the US’s concern over … The Blade (1976), ‘U.S. Vetoes Angola’s Application For United Nations … (Accessed: 22 May 2012)| The Blade , (1976 ), ‘Angola becomes U.N. Member; US abstain in voting’ , …

… He travelled to Canada a few months after his release from 27 years of imprisonment. The visit was part of a six … The Times-News, (1990),  Canada Greets Mandela , from Google News ,18 June [online], Available at …

… over 300 prehistoric sites. This led to a change of career from civil engineering to archeology for Lowe. By 1935, Lowe …

… Once the tour was announced, the strongest opposition came from the political Left. The front-page article of the New …

… John Paul II who was pope of from 1978 until his death in 2005 toured Africa in 1980. The …

… some extent had the effect of shifting public focus away from the prospect of a total breakdown. Among the things that … History Online, ‘Chapter 5 - Preparing to negotiate’ , From:  South African History Online, [online], Available at : …

… On 10 May, the Egyptian government banned the magazine from their country forever and confiscated all issues on sale. … Herald- Journal 11 May 1950 Ban Life Magazine from Egypt forever from Google News [online] Available at: …

… 1857 and also served as president of the Orange Free State from 1859 to 1863, the only man to have held both offices. …

… near Palmerton, Pondoland. Chief Mqikela took over from his father as paramount chief of the Pondos in 1868, but …

… in which he discusses the conflict of race and colour from a Christian perspective. The address covers the authors …

… the South African Coloured People's Organisation (SACPO) from 1957 - 1959 was born in Bloemfontein. He joined the …

… broadcasting on December 10, 1924. Financial support came from listener's licenses like the first one issued to Dr J. … is the International Section of  The Broadcast Archive ",from old radio ,[Online],Available at www.oldradio.com …

… in June 1949. He was also part of the breakaway group from the African National Congress (ANC) that formed the Pan …

… Political History: a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, Westport: Greenwood. …

… War I was officially dissolved in Geneva, Switzerland. From its inception, the League, though the brainchild of …

… in such areas; for the exemption of coloured persons from the operation of pass laws; for the restriction and …

… Black student to graduate with a Bachelor of Arts degree from University of Witwatersrand. He died in January 1983 on … HSRC.|Nakene, G., (1995), ' Godfrey Nakene Biography ', from South African History Online, [online], Available at …

… seat at Jan Disselsvlei, a farm bought for this purpose from S. van Reenen. The region was renamed the district of …

… National Congress No issues of Mayibuye were published from June 1969 to January 1975 (inclusive) and December 1975 …

… have a right to a free education and should be protected from neglect, cruelty and exploitation; all children should …

… Two pages from newspaper. Black lettering and illustrations. Notice of …

… The second piano book, The third piano book and 20 songs from everywhere). …

… 1905 miner Frederick Wells extracted a large diamond from the Cullinan mine, a few kilometres outside Pretoria in … One of the biggest diamonds discovered in South Africa , from The Telegraph , 29 September, [online], Available at   …

… he was commander of the colony at the Cape of Good Hope from 1652 until 1662. …

… In early 1960, Nigeria had decided to ban all imports from South Africa, and was reportedly in the process of … of the Movement for Sanctions against South Africa" , from  geocities.com,  [offline], Index unavailable [Accessed: … 2009]|Nigerialogy, (2013), This Week in Nigerian History , from Nigerialogy , 20 April [online], Available at  …

… farm workers and labour tenants who were forcibly removed from white-owned farms with the support of Government …

… New Black DA leader to succeed Ms Zille. 1,425 delegates from across the country voted by a secret ballot. DA Eastern …

… From:  South Africa's Radical Tradition, a documentary … pacify certain whites. He could only get his information from Press reports and statements of the Ministers concerned. … almost dictatorial -he had the right to add to or subtract from any Bill sent to him by the Town Councils. Arbitration. …

… celebrations, last week we received the Centenary flame from the Province of the Eastern Cape. This marked the … included zones and branches reflecting on where we come from and we are going as the movement. In the course of this … President General Dr A.B. Xuma. Comrades, drawing lessons from the life of former President A.B. Xuma, under whose …

… will assume particular significance because three months from today will be the 30th anniversary of the death of one … denying our country the possibility further to benefit from the enormous talent which Steve Bantu Biko demonstrated … of this kind. Undoubtedly society does not benefit from such illegal activities; neither do workers themselves, …