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… National Coalition (WNC) Conference (25-27 February 1994), started in the World Trade Centre, Kempton Park. The …

… Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith and United States Secretary of State Henry … to discuss majority rule for Rhodesia. South African Prime Minister B.J. Vorster joined the final stages of the talks.  …

… Kgalema Motlanthe;  Chief Justice, Judge Mogoeng Mogoeng;  Minister of Arts and Culture, Mr Paul Mashatile;  The … and honour the memory of our Freedom Day, April 27th 1994 as a culmination of many years of people`s struggles to …

… from the PAC. Increased activity after Soweto Riots (1976-1994) With the increase of student violence in 1976, police … votes in the first democratic elections in South Africa in 1994. The PAC in exile (1976-1983) In the 1960s there were …

… left Uitenhage and in October of the same ,year, became minister of Swellendam. His successor was Reverend. Alexander …   In 1862 Rev. Abraham Isaac Steytler, became the new minister. He strove for education and was the founder of the … a while is maintained without government assistance. As minister of Cape Town , he served as moderator of the Cape …

… in the project, and to my old comrade Omar Badsha at SA History Online, whose offer to assist with the electronic …

… Jacob Zuma’s house at his residence in Forest Town in Johannesburg. Nevertheless and despite this concession, he … Commissioner of Police, Adv Pikoli was obliged to keep the Minister (of Justice) informed at all times in order to … This duty would specifically include informing the Minister prior to applying for warrants of arrest and search …

… fighting for the survival of the Afrikaner people. In 1994 he was granted amnesty by the Truth and Reconciliation … Satanism and Family Murder in Late Apartheid South Africa. Johannesburg: Jacana Media, 2016. Smith, Janet. “What Became …

… bomb injured three ANC members in Bulawayo. On 21 April 1994 Woods, Smith and Conjwayo were granted South African … Southern Africa, Volume II, Solidarity and assistance 1970-1994 , (Stockholm), p.691| Andreas Mehler, Henning Melber& …

… obstructing a police man, but was acquitted on appeal.  In 1994, Jaffer was the recipient of the Percy Qoboza Foreign …

… Gen Raoul Cedras agreed to resign on 10 October 1994, paving the way for Aristid's return. After a tumultuous …

… were finally lifted with the collapse of apartheid in 1994. …

… South Africa was re-admitted to the UN General Assembly in 1994 following the dismantling of apartheid and its …

… many still referred to it as the Groot Rivier. After the 1994 change of government, it was given back its original …

… could in any way be labelled subversive or illegal. The Minister of Police revealed in September 1977 that since June … charges having been brought against them. According to the SA Institute of Race Relations: Large numbers of those who … in her demands for a full investigation. On 12 April the Minister of Justice denied that there was any attempt to …

… directly to Dakar, Senegal, for another summit with Prime Minister Tony Blair. Accordingly, Madame Speaker, I am … time. I would like to add that, as the Minister of Finance will elaborate in the Budget Speech, we shall this … working in partnership with all sectors, particularly the SA National AIDS Council (SANAC), will intensify its …

… Reading) South Africa’s iconic polar research vessel, the SA Agulhas, has set sail from Durban harbour on what is … https://www.sa-venues.com/attractions/gallery/kwazulunatal/1111/1.jpg   …

… On this day, the Johannesburg High Court found Jacob Zuma not guilty of raping an HIV-positive woman at his home in Johannesburg.[1] End Notes [1] Zuma found not guilty, …

… Boeing 727 tri-jet, the Letaba, en route from Durban to Johannesburg and Salisbury. The Letaba, which was carrying … the aircraft, the plane was not en route from Durban or Johannesburg. "The aircraft actually took off from Salisbury … and we had just started our descent for landing at Johannesburg when the hi-jack drama started. The aircraft …

… amended legislation at the next session of Parliament, The Minister of Justice will issue a statement in this regard, … The Government nominated as its representatives Minister Coetsee , Deputy Minister Meyer and Messrs Van der Merwe, Swanepoel, Louw and …

… From the outset of the negotiations, British Prime Minister Chamberlain intimated that Britain would negotiate a … but he declined the offer, while Merriman, as last prime minister of the Cape Colony, indicated he would never serve … that Botha would form the first government as Prime Minister. Launch of Union 1910 On the 31 May 1910, exactly …

… (ANC) in the 1940s, died in the Western Native Township, Johannesburg. He died a batchelor after a short illness and was buried at the Croesus Cemetery in Newclare, Johannesburg.   …

… history research project and photographic exhibition, at Johannesburg Art Gallery, Joubert Park. Black and white drawing in block in centre of poster, of Johannesburg with two people in front. Convened by IDASA, …

… Community Develoment of the Black Peoples Convention, Johannesburg, to the secretary, South African Students … of the same letter is addressed to the Secretary, BAWU, Johannesburg …

… Institute of Zimbabwe Hlongwane, Ali Khangela City of Johannesburg Hugh Macmillan University of Oxford  Hunter, …

… ensuring a growth in photographic literacy not only within Johannesburg but as well as in other communities and …

… Economic Offences Report The Scandinavian donors got the Johannesburg legal firm, Bell, Dewar & Hall, to investigate. …

… the police station in Sharpeville, a township just outside Johannesburg.   Approximately 300 heavily armed police, some …

… their vision. Twenty-five years ago, on the 27th of April 1994, Madiba came here to cast his vote in the country’s … in the everyday lives of ordinary South Africans. In 1994, only 3 in every 10 South Africans had electricity. … of 10 South Africans have electricity in their homes. In 1994, only 6 out of every 10 South Africans had access to …