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… Barend Erasmus , a noted trade unionist, worked for the Johannesburg Municipal Transport Service (JMTS). While at the JMTS, he became involved with the affairs of the Johannesburg Municipal Transport Workers' Union and was … trade unions. Passionate about sport, Erasmus founded the Johannesburg Municipal Sports Club. He was a member of South …

… Prime Minister P.W. Botha offered to resign amid speculation … from the department of defence, of which Botha was the minister at the time, was used to fund covert operations. The …

… and Reconciliation Commission (TRC). The four were former Minister of Law and Order Adriaan Vlok, Foreign Minister Roelof Botha, and Deputy Ministers of Law and Order Roelf Meyer and Leon Wessels. Former Prime Minister P.W.Botha was also subpoenaed, but his lawyers …

… election. He became the Chancellor of Exchequer (Cabinet Minister) in 1924 upon rejoining the Conservative Party. … was acknowledged and he became the war-time Prime Minister. His speeches and military strategy were a great … to have a very close relationship with South African Prime Minister Jan Smuts, who offered him great support during the …

… 1899 Herman Tobiansky purchases land from the Johannesburg Municipality to develop as a residential area. …

… 1992 Raymond Mhlaba 1992 Wilton Mkwai 1992 Joe Slovo 1994 Ray Alexander Simons 2004 Chris Hani 2008 Ruth Mompati …

… was only put into force in South Africa by Telkom in 1994. …

… the entire system of petty apartheid by the time of 1994 general election that brought the ANC to power. …

… served as a member in the South African Parliament from 1994 to 1999. In 2002, Adelaide Tambo was awarded with the …

… for an interim government would not be held until March 1994. He also set February 1993 as deadline for the …

… and Vigilante activities in KwaZulu - Natal, 1985 - 1994, Pretoria: University of Pretoria …

… to participate in the first democratic election in April 1994, after the ANC and NP had committed themselves to the …

… On 11 March 1994 hundreds of Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging …

… especially the head of a country, an organization, etc. Minister 1. In religion, the leader and preacher of a …

… the statue of Loius Botha, the first South African Prime Minister is defaced with red paint. 9 April, The statue of …

… South African President Thabo Mbeki, accompanied by Defence Minister Mosiuoa Lekota and Deputy Foreign Affairs Minister Aziz Pahad, arrived in Abidjan (Ivory Coast) to help …

… strike in Algiers, Algeria. Bella became Algeria’s Prime Minister in 1962 and was elected President in 1963. In March … On June 19, 1965, after less than three years as Prime Minister and president, Bella was ousted in a coup led by an …

… by ministerial order (as opposed to court sentence) if the minister believes that person is likely to commit a security … has fallen into disuse because the wording requires the minister to give reasons for the detention. Section 50A is … the country are mentioned with John Vorster Square in Johannesburg, Protea in Soweto and Sanlam Buildings in Port …

… in the 1997 Strategy and Tactics, that April 1994 was a historic breakthrough in the struggle for … financial and management skills and with access to finance. Conference also agreed that the recommendations for … municipal police departments under the control of the SA Police Service. We also resolved that street Committees …

… “Without Visible Means of Substance: Slumyard Culture in Johannesburg, 1918-1940”. In Belinda Bozzoli (ed.), Town and Countryside in the Transvaal. Johannesburg, Raven, 1983, p.159. Increased urbanisation also … of the two. For the younger people who had been born and raised in the cities, tribal life was remote and of …

… and a different kind of modest celebrity in Britain. Born in 1921 in Queenstown in the Eastern Cape, Matshikiza, … in South Africa as a composer of choral music. He moved to Johannesburg in the late 1940s, where he met his wife, Esmé, … from which he did not recover” (as quoted in Bernstein 1994, 326). Possibly, the BBC’s disapproval of Matshikiza’s …

… the Church of the Nazarites, founded by a one-time Baptist minister named Isaiah Shembe. With its emphasis on … Report. 2. That the British Government encourage the SA Government to establish machinery for consultation with … other delegates stranded in England without the necessary finance to return. 223 Of great importance was Gumede's …

… socialist, groups. It attacked international finance capitalism, warned of an impending imperialist war, … Agitation over Land and the Vote General Hertzog , Prime Minister of South Africa and leader of the Afrikaner based  … the triumvirate (Tabata, Gool and Kies) had travelled to Johannesburg to win the affiliation of African trade unions …

… Colin Eglin. Eglin demanded the resignation of the minister of Bantu Administration and Development, M.C. Botha, and his deputy,  Andries Treurnicht. The Minister of Justice and Police, J.T. Kruger, assigned a …

… of funds by the Department of Information, Prime Minister B.J. Vorster announced that while Dr. C.P. Mulder would remain Minister of Plural Relations and Development, the Bureau for …

… eventually expelled her from the position of deputy minister of Arts, Culture, Science and Technology. The … he had expelled Winnie, he hinted that the former deputy minister should review her position and seek to improve her …

… Zimbabwean Methodist minister and theologian, Dr Canaan Sodindo Banana was … 1980, when the country gained independence, until Prime Minister Robert Mugabe pushed through constitutional changes …

… with Kaiser Daliwonga Matanzima as the chief minister. On 25 October 1976, Transkei was granted independence with Matanzima continuing as chief minister, and Botha Sigcau as president. …

… Wakkerstroom and Oudtshoorn by-elections in April, prime minister and leader of the South African Party (SAP), J.C. … with General J.B.M. Hertzog in the position of prime minister. Hertzog appointed two Labour Party members, F.H.P. …