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… Minister of Interior 15:89 - 16:87 - Areas of work covered by portfolio 16:87 - 19:25 - Involvement in South Africa's … of trade unions 22:68 - 23:59 - Payment of capitation fee by employers of KwaZulu citizens 23:59 - 25:27 - Funding for … in township administration 29:89 - 30:59 - Problems caused by increased rentals and water bills 30:59 - 34:37 - Lack of …

… nineteenth century, the territory was claimed and occupied by an expansionist European power, in this case, … cultures were gradually being destroyed. A rebellion by Herero people in Namibia broke out in January 1904 and … farm attacks flocked to urban areas for protection. By 14 January the violence had spread as far as Omarasa, …

… Steytlerville to host the screening. They will be joined by more than seventy guests including twenty young people … died in custody in Steytlerville after being picked up by police following a protest led by STEYCO, a local organisation under the United Democratic …

… they first met. The marriage proceedings were conducted by African district commissioner Ambrose Masalila, and witnessed by two employees of the Chobe Game Lodge, Fred Knoessen …

… of 1:42:86. However, since then his career has been dogged by controversy. In 2005 he tested positive for the banned steroid norandrosterone by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA).  As a result, he was …

… Cuba. The Cuban Five, as they are known, were arrested by the FBI while trying to stop right-wing groups in Miami … with comrade Mantashe after the gathering. Issued by: Brian Sokutu African National Congress Enquiries: Brian …

… . Locally grown indigo plants were gathered in bundles by Indonesian workers . Plants were packed into brick vats, secured by metal rods and covered with water to encourage …

… labourers to settler farmers. In 1820 they were succeeded by the Dutch Reformed congregation of Paarl and a small … history of mission work in South Africa. It is still used by the people of Bovlei The Bovlei Mission Church near …

… and he was named the new President. His reign was marked by increasing levels of corruption and brutality, economic … final stages, torture and murder. He was eventually ousted by his people and he fled Somalia on 28 January 1991. He …

… folk album. The album 'Shaka Zulu' was produced by music icon Paul Simon. Simon was captivated by their music and helped the group conquer the international …

… a semifinal spot. The solitary goal of the game was scored by the South African striker Siyabonga Nomvete during the … the final whistle blew. The South African team was guided by coach Trott Moloto. …

… democracy in South Africa. The Constitution is considered by many as one of the most advanced in the world, with a Bill … second to none. South Africa's Constitution was drafted by an all-inclusive constitutive assembly, which had …

… Deputy Prime Minister, Selometsi Baholo, is shot dead by dissident soldiers during an apparent kidnapping attempt. … coup or the imposition of sanctions on the tiny kingdom by the international community. …

… university with its seat in Johannesburg, was established by an act of parliament as the academic home of … Following restructuring of higher education introduced by the minister of education, Prof. Kader Asmal, the …

… in a coup which led to Lumumba’s arrest. He was executed by a firing squad on 17 January 1961. It later emerged that Lumumba’s death had been orchestrated by Belgian and US forces who opposed his vision of a united …

… policies. While the organisation was considered by some to have been co-opted by the government, it had adopted the Freedom Charter and …

… KwaZulu Natal.  The British forces had been under siege by the Boers since 2 November 1899. They were besieged almost … peace treaty of Vereeniging at Melrose House in Pretoria. By 54 votes to six the Boer representatives agreed to …

… in Khartoum, Sudan. Abbas was eventually gunned down by police after he refused to surrender. It was generally … the massacre. The tension between the two sects was caused by differences of opinion regarding the implementation of the …

… of South West Africa (now known as Namibia) was resumed by the International Court of Justice at The Hague. Extensive … during the First World War. At the time of its occupation by South Africa Namibia was a Germen colony. It was called …

… of Chief Kaiser Matanzima, was granted permission by the Republic of South Africa Prime Minister, Dr H.F. … of South Africa. The territorial authority was replaced by a partially elected legislative assembly, consisting of 64 …

… the banning order were based on a mixture of fact and lies by the police. For instance, she was accused of continuing to … allegation was that Albertina had been given instruction by Nelson Mandela in March 1968 to organize a protest when …

… (ZAR) or the Transvaal Republic, faced a full attack by General Sir Redvers Buller's Natal Field Army (also known as the Natal Field Force). By 24 September the entire Transvaal south of Delagoa Bay …

… that a civilian government would be a puppet controlled by Pretoria. At the time of the coup Transkei was under the … in Mandela’s government. The Transkei was then ruled by a Military Council, with General Holomisa as Chairperson. …

… of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) was killed by gunshot.  According to reports Kabila was shot by one of his bodyguards in front of army generals, following …

… Democracy in action, published by the Institute for a Democratic Alternative for South … efforts to further their aims on the international front by sending delegations abroad, often as invited guests, to …

… it was an extensive piece of colonial acreage awarded by royal decree to George Christopher Cato, in exchange for harbour frontage land expropriated by the military. This densely populated area thrust Durban …

… Johannesburg City Hall during a protest meeting organised by the Garment Workers' Union of South Africa (GWU). He was later arrested as the protest was deemed unlawful by the government and he appeared in court the following …

… the Zulu King. About 10 000-20 000 Zulu warriors led by Dingane's generals Dambuza (Nzobo) and Ndlela kaSompisi … warded them off. The battle began at dawn and was over by midday. More than 3000 Zulu casualties were counted around …

… of and adhered to the Black Consciousness movement led by Steve Biko. He became very well acquainted with the … due to political unrest and exploitation of black artists by galleries. It was only in 1992 that he was able to hold an …

… started at the Cape. This was in line with an instruction by the Dutch East India Company (VOC) that every freeman … without the help of troops, but with ammunition provided by the government. …