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… between 1673 and 1677. This was the second Khoi-Khoi Dutch War which sprout out of the colonisation process at the Cape. …

… East India Company’s ,'Groot Tuin'. The 'Groot Tuin' was first established in March 1743 and formed an integral part … for the ships of the Company during the Winter. One of the first essentials for such a base would be plentiful and … Campbell had been Agent of Transports and Prisoners of War, until he was appointed Harbour Master at Simon’s Bay. …

… also to those whose experiences include the Second World War: in the Netherlands, in Germany, in the former Soviet … them. To know the past in its full measure, is to take the first important step towards learning from it. If Anne Frank … times, to the persons/institutions mentioned below. The first medal was presented in the late fifties, by Otto Frank, …

… time to assert herself had come. On January 8, 1912, the first black South Africans to qualify and be admitted as … So, if Seme was the founder of the ANC, Selby was its first secretary and administrator. Thus, when on January 8 in … the Vereeniging Treaty signed at the end of the Anglo-Boer War in 1902 disappointed and flabbergasted the African …

… Model of colonialism? Jan van Riebeeck, who founded the first colony at Cape Town in 1652, was an official of the … coercing them to produce crops. In the Cape, Van Riebeeck first attempted to get cattle and labour by negotiation, but … died, and many others had been captured as prisoners of war and enslaved. In addition, the Boers took 6 300 cattle, 1 …

…   The ravages of the Anglo-Boer Wars (1899-1903)and World War I (1914-1918) accompanied by the subsequent suffering … The parish newsletter, "Irenenuus", was published for the first time in January 1923. Irenenuus was written in … 1924 Rev. William Nicol made history when he preached the first Afrikaans language sermon to be broadcast in South …

… concerned. The resultant upheavals brought to an end the first attempt to establish a Mission Station among the Swazi. … yet seen by us. "Here, then, we set to work in earnest, first to collect material with which to construct our … of the gnus and zebras of the neighbourhood. Never had war been waged against these animals with such good …

… Moshoeshoe's kingdom during the Basotho-Orange Free State war of 1865, when its leaders signed a separate peace treaty … you are a qualified teacher. It's a merry-go-round. The first year of the teachers' course [Standard V] is a … Party in 1927 was the result of two related incidents. The first was when his best friend at the mines, Jacob Majoro …

… Afrikaner political organisation that was effectively the first political party in South Africa, was founded in 1880 in … to the alienation of Afrikaners by the English rulers, and first emerged as a force to promote Afrikaner economic, … a success for Du Toit. Much of the success was due to the ‘war of independence’ against the annexation of the Transvaal …

… of formal Apartheid in 1947, India had been the first international country to appeal to the UN on the basis … Apartheid. Brockway was a British politician and anti-war activist who worked throughout his life on … the General Assembly of the United Nations adopted its first resolution, which supported the call to create …

… Naicker  finally came to an end. Dr Monty Naicker gave his first press conference in a decade on 1 May. 11 May, A … in Scotland, whom he had not seen for three decades. The first application was made in June 1973, a month after his … the Nazis during the occupation of Czechoslovakia in World War II. 1977 One of Dr Naicker's last acts was to head the …

… on 2 April 1944, by Anton Lambede (who became the League’s first President), Nelson Mandela , Ashby Mda , Walter Sisulu … was divided about South Africa’s participation in World War II. Four years after the establishment of the Youth … was: “Africa’s cause must triumph”. Anton Lambede, the first ANCYL President. Source: sahistory.org.za [Accessed: 05 …

… Constitution of 1993, which took effect at the time of the first democratic election on 27 April 1994. In its Postamble … particular bridge of the Interim Constitution was built – first in the negotiation process begun at Kempton Park in … occurred relatively rapidly and without the racial civil war that most commentators in the 1980s believed was …

… but there is wide agreement that it existed in the first place and is at the origin of today's inequalities. … inequality is more accurate. What happened when Europeans first arrived in South Africa and slowly began to occupy it? … reasons advanced by them [the Hottentots] for ... making war upon us last year, arising out of the complaints .. . …

… during the quarterly communions. After the Anglo-Boer War the Dutch Reformed Church sold the square to the town … from the Rustenburg congregation.  The site where the first church was built would become the centre of the newly … found a home at the Bronberg campus of the church.  The first new integrated church council met for the first time in …

… the SADF and UNITA’s stubborn and vicious CIA-aided bandit war. For another dozen years the southern part of Angola was … (and the reason for the Cuban military presence in the first place), had been forced totally to withdraw; the … African military control, stretching as far as Zambia. At first the offensive progressed well and FAPLA gained the …

… policy. They were great supporters of Hitler during the war and they opposed the war effort of the South African … of the continent of Europe. In the 1948 election, the first one after the war, the Nationalists came out with the … There is a saying amongst Africans that when the white man first came to South Africa he had the Bible and we had the …

… between May 1994 and October 1996 in the country's first democratically elected convention, the Constitutional … conflict and gave birth to new constitutional orders. The first was the Treaty of Vereeniging of 31 May 1902, which ended the Anglo-Boer War and laid the basis for the adoption of South Africa's …

… of the Ndebele people can be traced back to Mafana, their first identifiable chief. Mafana’s son and successor, … Chief Mabhoko I. In 1883, during the reign of the Mabhoko, war broke out between the Ndzundza and the (Boer) … independent kingdoms in the region. In the autumn of 1883, war broke out between the Boers and the Ndzundza under …

… with Darwin's theory because in their belief system the first man, Adam, was created by God out of dust, while the first woman, Eve, was created out of Adam's ribs. The … of the fossils began. They found many hominids, but World War II stopped the work until 1946. Professors Broom and Dart …

… amidst the trek oxen and the cattle and horses for sale. A first market shed was erected by the municipality after 1910 … Street. This company ceased operations at the outbreak of war in 1899, and it was not until 1904 that the municipality … three churches that stood at the center of the square. The first church on Church Square was built in 1856 by Skinner …

… National Union-Patriotic Front (ZANU-PF) won Zimbabwe's first free elections, securing 57 of the 80 common roll seats … Lancaster House Agreement that ended the Rhodesian Bush War, marked a decisive moment in the country's transition … on 18 April 1980, with Mugabe sworn in as the country's first Prime Minister. …

… policies of Smith’s Rhodesian Front (RF) government. Her first tangible political engagement began in 1966 when the … was Diana Mitchell.” It was in the late 70s, as civil war and diplomatic pressure finally began to erode the RF’s … and her collection was later split into two archives, the first acquired by the University of Cape Town and the second …

… horses to the Cape during the course of the South African War. Unfortunately their fodder was not properly screened for … to return to their ‘rural homes’ in the Transkei - the first of the four homelands to be granted independence in … (David Philip), pp.45-46, 87 • Cape Town  site, The First Townships, [online], Available at www.capetown.at …

… The first prison building in Tshwane, built by Alexander Anderson … only took place in earnest after the Anglo-Boer War, when the company 'Prentice and Mackey' started work on …

… was spent in a concentration camp during the Anglo Boer War. This did not deter him from excelling academically. … National Congress (ANC) members. In 1961, Swart became the first state President of the Republic of South Africa, a … Charles Robberts (Blackie) Swart, first state president of South Africa, is born …

… Black people, mostly informal dwellers. Indian people had first begun living there informally at the end of their … landlords living in Britain. During the Second World War, increased work opportunities and the relaxation of …

… This was postponed as a result of the outbreak of the First World War. After the elections in April 1920, there was strong push …

… complete skull of a 3-year-old child. The skull was the first early human fossil found in Africa. With his find, Dr. … by Louis Leakey, working in East Africa after World War II, firmly established the African genesis of early …

… Library at the University of KwaZulu-Natal includes first-hand witness accounts calling this the Mahlatule … said, "is like the rain which makes the grass grow, while war is like the wind which dries it up." In 1833, the first missionaries from the Paris Evangelical Missionary …