SAHO global search

… Cape Town. The government, though under enormous pressure from the ANC to release the political prisoners, responded by …

… fast in drawing [up] the constitution [or] face isolation from the organisation.   …

… national stay-away. Notwithstanding fierce opposition from major union federations, the act came into force on 1 …

… awards, including a nomination in 2001 for the album 'Live From Royal Albert Hall'. It was a befitting honour for this …

… a faction of the Liberian military failed to take power from Samuel Doe. It was a third coup attempt since Samuel Doe …

… the third time, spread to White areas. The rioting spread from the Schotche Kloof Malay section of Cape Town. Rioting …

… election following a seven-year civil war, launched from neighbouring Cote d'Ivoire in 1989. He secured more than …

… constitutive assembly, which had representatives from all the major political parties and liberation … Political History: a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997 , Westport: Greenwood. …

… Having been dismissed from the South African National Defence Force (SANDF) for … 40263.| sahistory, '   Lawyer, anti-apartheid activist  ' ,from sahistory ,[online], Available at www.sahistory.org.za …

… Cape Town, after a long illness. He had been suffering from cancer. Reed will be especially remembered for his brave … Rodger, (2006), SA Skipper Bertie Reed dies at 63 , from Independent Online, 19 December, [online], Available at  …

… attract students, academics, donors and business partners from all communities and language groups. Following … Volume 9. Cape Town: NASOU. p.238| UJ (2010).  ‘About UJ’ from University of Johannesburg [online]. Available at  …

… Senator Kennedy visited him at his apartment on the way in from the airport. References: Student Movements in South …

… shown in the townships by comrades It has been remastered from the original 16mm film. …

… to invade South and South West Africa (renamed Namibia), from Zambia, at the urging of the Liberation Committee of the … Van Driel, N.,  The Wankie Campaign , from South African History Online , [online], Available at … R., (2013),  A history of Apartheid in South Africa from 1930 until 1960 , from South African Hotels , 17 April …

… Tanzania. Tanganyika became independent on 9 December 1961 from a United Kingdom (UK) ruled United Nations (UN) … Anon.,  ‘Tanzania Government Profile 2011’ from Central Intelligence Agency (CIA),  [online] Available …

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

… President of MNC, Lumumba helped win Congo’s independence from Belgium in 1960. He was elected Prime Minister of the …

… Africa, they and the country would benefit more greatly from individual actions than as a collective.  … 8: Cape Town: Nasou, pp.90-91.Archives|Potgieter, D.J.(ed)(1976). Standard Encyclopedia of Southern Africa Vol. 11: Cape …

… the USA and Canada and his translations of literary works from Spanish, Portuguese and French broadened the English …

… an extraordinary prison cell interview with Jeevan Vasagar from the Guardian. Apparently this was his first since he was …

… only to delete some of the content after a backlash from the ANC. The ANC labeled the campaign treasonous, and … Reporter ( 2007) FNB backs down over anti-crime campaign from The Mail & Guardian [online] Available at: … [Accessed on 18 January 2013]|The City Press From our archives – FNB does U-turn on anti-crime campaign …

… 21 March 1990, Namibia officially gained its independence from South Africa and was called The Republic of Namibia. Its … SAHO, ‘Namibia’ , from  South African History Online,  [online], Available at … P., (2012),  ‘Namibia country profile: moving on from a difficult past’ , from CNN , 24 October, [online], …

… to have thrown the race in order to avoid further booing from the crowd had she won.  The incident is regarded as one …

… Kaunda. He resigned as Vice President in 1994, and retired from politics in 1996. He returned 2001 when he was elected … Boddy-Evans A. (2013) Biography: Levy Patrick Mwanawasa from About African History [Online] Available at: …

… later grew to oppose Mugabe’s policies and broke away from ZANU-PF to form his own party, the Movement for … Britannica,  Morgan Tsvangirai , from Britannica Encyclopaedia , [online], Available at  … 2014]|Africa Confidential,  Morgan Richard Tsvangirai , from Africa Confidential , [online], Available at  …

… to hold SA liable for contributions relating to the period from 30 September 1974 to 23 June 1994. …

… took place five years after Uganda gained independence from Britain in 1962 with Obote as the first Prime Minister. … A. ‘This Day in African History: 10 June’ , from About African History , [online], available at …

… lectured widely to students on a range of topics ranging from health and family planning, to the arts and the role of …

… African history is the 1994 transfer of political power from the National Party (NP) to the African National Congress …

… Khoi languages. Not dissuaded by the disapproval received from Whites, he laboured among the Xhosa and the Khoi Khoi … Theodorus | 1747 to 1811 Congregational South Africa ’ from Dictionary of African Christian Biograpy [online]. … Buys Genealogy (2010). Dr Johannes Theodorus Van Der Kemp from De Buys Genealogy [online]. Available at …