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… from Robben Island Prison Dated 22 April 1969; Published by the ANC in 1978 Dear Sir, My colleagues have requested me … of all human beings. These activities were inspired by the desire to resist racial policies and unjust laws which … to R500,000. These acts of violence were committed by white men who enjoyed full political rights, who belonged …

… to the Dutch East Indian Company, was forced ashore by some sudden gale force winds near Table Bay. Having been treated with the same kindness displayed by the people of Inharrime towards Vasco da Gama almost two … the San with kindness. However, the commander appointed by the Dutch East India Company to establish the settlement, …

… The meeting expressed grave concerns on the planned action by the ANCYL structures to protest outside Luthuli House … CBD is brought to a standstill too many times in a month by illegal marches and violent protests by civil society organizations and some trade unions have no …

… Pretoria. Stables and they were Erected in the 1890 by the Government of the Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek. The … the Military History of the Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek, by forming a Professional full-time Artillery Unit,'Batterij … described as Mercenaries. The system of Recruitment used by the Staatsartillerie was largely based on the German …

… must advance, so that those of us who are weighed down by the burdens of age, can say, with conviction, that "the … this, that our countries and peoples are bound together by the reality of a common destiny for our Continent. It must … the interests of the people on the basis of mandates given by the people themselves. In this context, we must frankly …

… d'etre of its approach. The approach is not dictated by empirical and positivist views that see works as … the newspaper reviews I have turned to (some written by knowledgeable art critics) serve the important task of … giving us some sense of how works were being received by exhibition-goers of the day. The "public" reaction is a …

… From the book:  No.46 - Steve Biko by Hilda Bernstein, 1978, South Africa Stephen Bantu Biko was … university, the non-racial students' union was dominated by white liberals. They made all the decisions for us. We … (mixed-race) and Indians””all those designated 'non-white' by the apartheid state. At the end of his third year at …

… A Documentary History of Indian South Africans edited by Surendra Bhana and Bridglal Pachai Act 35 of 1906, which … a memorial addresses to the Cape Governor in February 1907 by Pohoomul Bros., C.P Lucheram, L. Moolchand, Siroonul & Co. … when considered with other businesses generally followed by their fellow-countrymen in this Colony. That throughout …

… to keep it a secret, but then a similar discovery was made by William Trafford. This led to the world’s biggest gold … When all Fitzpatrick’s oxen died after they were bitten by tsetse flies, his business was ruined. He had to find a … and tourists from all over the world are attracted by the wildlife in the Park. There are also a number of …

… award this year underlines the important role played by the Special Committee in the fight against racism and … African States. In this the regime is emboldened by Washington, which aids and abets apartheid South Africa in … in our power to deserve the solidarity we receive by intensifying the liberation struggle for the final …

… award this year underlines the important role played by the Special Committee in the fight against racism and … African States. In this the regime is emboldened by Washington, which aids and abets apartheid South Africa in … in our power to deserve the solidarity we receive by intensifying the liberation struggle for the final …

… throwing stones in retaliation. Police then responded by firing live bullets, killing thirteen year old Hector … the rioting. Youth Day marks not just the sacrifices made by the youth on that day, but also of those children who … in Johannesburg in 1977 and the Silverton Trio, killed by a police sniper during a siege of the Volkskas Bank in …

… offered him in Ife, Nigeria. In 1974 he was recalled by the ANC to head the Luthuli Foundation in London. He … to the Choabi family. Your personal loss is one felt by the entire nation. Hamba Kahle, Comrade Seretse Choabi Issued by: The Department of Information and Publicity …

… international network of workshops and residencies hosted by various artists around the world. These workshops were then brought to South Africa by British project initiator and current Board Member of … skills to overcome poverty. Greatmore Studios was directed by Mark O’Donovan with the assistance of Zipho Dayile as …

… abstract of not more than 150 words to be e-mailed by 31 May 2011 to [email protected] and the outcome of reviewed abstracts by 31 July 2011. 2. Full papers submitted, 6 500 to 7 000 words, by 30 September 2011. The registration process, payment of …

… In October 2003 the Clubhouse itself was entirely gutted by a fire, which began in the Kitchens and spread through the … The first Test at the Ground was in 1956 when England won by 131 runs and it has gone on to witness numerous memorable … International Cricket in 1970, when they crushed Australia by 307 runs. Following readmission, the Ground became a …

… This impressive building surmounted by a Clock Tower was built in 1912-13 and was officially opened on 7 June 1913 by the Minister of Railways & Harbours, Mr Henry Burton. It … and elegant style of 1920's architecture. Designed by a pupil of Sir Herbert Baker, the station was opened in …

… of plant extinction, is highly fragmented and isolated by urbanization. The Cape Flats Nature Reserve, situated on … plants mushroom_t.jpgspecies. The Flats are characterized by small to medium sized reeds, grass and few shrubs, the Dunes densely covered by the tall, broad leaved shrubs and the Vlei has water from …

… to its façade, work which may have been necessitated by the seismic events of 1809 and 1811, when a number of the … Council from 1761. Following the annexation of the Cape by the British in 1806, the Council acquired more municipal … of the city's municipal affairs was taken over by central government. During this time the Burgher Watch …

… These trees are a remnant of the hedge planted in 1660 by Jan van Riebeeck as a Boundary to the newly established … 1652, to set up a Refreshment Station for passing ships. By 1659 growing problems with their Khoikhoi neighbours … it determined to define a boundary to the Settlement by ploughing up a strip of land 3.6m wide and " to plant and …

… were thought to have been infected. This was compounded by doctor's inability to pinpoint the cause of the epidemic. … with the disease. Unfortunately, those worst affected by the disease do not have access to these drugs. This is … of the disease, but in some cases, with little success. By observing 1 December worldwide as the day for AIDS, it is …

… 29 kilometers from Uniondale , a village was established by the Berlin Mission Society and was named  Anhalt-Schmidt , … small livestock farmers of African origin, to be followed by a particularly tough community of European settlers. One … to run. It’s still a breathtakingly lovely area, dotted by farmsteads and villages. Perhaps one of the most exciting …

… Which is Latin for Red Sea. The Red Sea was the route by which Christianity and Islam reached the area, and it was … such powers as Turkey, Egypt, and Italy hoped to dominate by seizing control of ports on the Eritrean coast. Those … ports promised access to the gold, coffee, and slaves sold by traders in the Ethiopian highlands to the south, and, in …

… part of the Security Police 'hit squad', which was headed by Dirk Coetzee. Coetzee admitted the existence of the unit … F.W. De Klerk, appointed a commission of inquiry, led by Judge Louis Harms, to investigate these allegations, and … to obliterate evidence. Dirk Coetzee was granted amnesty by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission on 4 August 1997. …

… called: 'Twelfth Mile Stone'. The Village was established by proclamation in 1861 and named by Charles D. Bell , surveyor general of the Cape and an … plant and printing-works. Goodwood is separated by the railway from the residential area of Epping Gardens, …

… was not easily achieved. The period was characterised by demands and counter demands from political parties on a … There had been a walkout and threats of further withdrawal by IFP, all during a climate of vicious and escalating … Act. However, the IFP concession was not accepted by its Youth Brigade, which was holding out for all IFP …

… of many surviving Tutsi's whose families had been murdered by Hutu extremists during the genocide. Living amongst these … During this time, the rebel forces of Laurent Kabilla, led by ethnic Tutsi's, had started a rebellion in response to the … scope of the investigation with the Congolese government. By 8 December 1997, the team finally arrived in Mbandaka, …

… slums of Calcutta. Working alone at first but later joined by others, Mother Teresa expanded her efforts to embrace … The three hour state funeral, which was characterised by multi-lingual and multi-religious rites, was held in … attended the Roman Catholic funeral mass, presided over by Vatican Secretary of State Angelo Sodano, the personal …

… record of The Gambia is a brief reference in the account by Hanno the Carthaginian of his voyage through West Africa … of Sierra Leone. In 1843, the parts of the Gambia ruled by Britain were again separated from Sierra Leone. The rest … The Gambia gained independence from Britain in 1965, led by Sir Dawda Kairaba Jawara, first President of the Republic …

… A Documentary History of Indian South Africans edited by Surendra Bhana and Bridglal Pachai A new and younger set … over Indian political leadership in 1945. A deputation led by the president of the Natal Indian Congress, Dr. G. M. … was elected to office after a vigorous election campaign by the unanimous vote of 7,633 members assembled from all …