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… person to die in detention since 1963. At the time of his untimely death, he was 28 years old. …

… hospital in Rabat. Hassan's death was announced by his son and successor Crown Prince Sidi Mohammed on national …

… delivered by Sir Keith Hancock in which the title of his talk questions the integrative or disintegrative trend of …

… August 1944 on a farm near Nigel in the Transvaal. In 1949 his family moved to Evaton in the Vaal, in August 1984 …

… 1985. A banning order was served on him, which restricted his movements and prevented him from attending public …

… the poor of this world to be rich in faith and to inherit His kingdom? He promised those who loved Him? Is it not the …

… close reading of literary and theoretical texts, Parry’s work combined the sympathetic deployment of the ideas of … describing it as an ‘interesting and suggestive work . . . built around a dense and intelligent analysis’. … against these both as citizens and in our academic work’. Both in the way she lived her life and in her academic …

… Festival, Tyamzashe was again honoured posthumously for his immense contribution to the field of music. …

… Fund (now Alexander Kerr Memorial Fund) was started in his memory by the Presbyterian Church of Southern Africa to …

… with ‘World’, a non-White newspaper, du Plooy said that his policy on Africans was one of “leniency and extreme …

… at the age of 78 as a result of multiple organ failure. His eight-year rule in Uganda had been characterised by …

… Africa started the Dr Alexander Kerr Bursary Fund in his memory to provide financial assistance in the form of …

… and Wimbledon tennis champion, was born in Springs. On his own, McMillan also won two pro single titles, and with …

… USSR. He left SA in 1931 to study in Moscow. The date of his death varies in different sources. It is given as 17 …

… General Secretary of the Communist Party in Israel on his birthday, a letter sent to the Saudi Arabian authorities …

… they young chief was determined to get the better of his uncle, Ndlambe, who, together with the paramount chief, … when he showed great reluctance to meet him, Major Fraser, his military representative, begged the missionary to pledge his honour that no evil should befall the chief through …

… embarked on the Sao Gabriel accompanied by his pilot, Pedro de Alenquer. Vasco's brother, Paulo, … on the Azores where Da Gama delayed sailing because his brother Paulo had died. The Berrio sailed on to Portugal, … of gold. In India, Da Gama attacked Calicut, tortured his captives horribly - we are told he cut off their noses …

… off from the world. In 1979, Macias was overthrown by his nephew Teodoro Obiang Nguema. By the time Macias' rule … had either fled Equatorial Guinea or been killed by his army and police. Teodoro Obiang Nguema's take over …

… it was purchased by John Goodrick who, with the help of his son, built a two-roomed wattle and daub cottage upon it. … The following year, it was sold to a Mr Hoorsing, who in his turn sold it to George Robinson in 1858. Robinson was the …

… who then established a Farm he named Welgelegen. After his death the estate changed hands a number of times until … the end of the 18th century by either Jacob van Reenen or his son Dirk.  Today it forms part of the Property of the …

… for the Captain. Parow  died on 4 December 1910 , in his house in Cassibelle, Maitland. His wife, JW Timmerman, died ten years prior. They did not …

… and supporter of the rights of indigenous people, his book "Researches in South Africa", published in 1828, … first missionary was James Read who devoted much of his working life to promoting the rights of the Khoikhoi. …

… Pierre Steyn. On 18 December General Steyn presented his preliminary findings to President De Klerk and senior … of Steyn's provisional findings. As De Klerk puts it in his autobiography "Although General Steyn succeeded in …

… erected near the Town's Hospital. Dr. Robert Moffat and his wife Mary, on their way to the Town of Kuruman , were … of the murders of Northern Cape farmer Deon Steenkamp, 44, his wife Christelle, 43, and daughter Marthella, 14. The son, …

… of South African politics. He will be here to talk about his memoir. Allister will be in conversation with John … radicalisation of its critical project. This reissue of his classic The Eye of the Needle is still relevant in South …

… C. Rossow entertained me very hospitably, sometimes at his home, but neither he nor his family could speak anything but German. They had at that …

… authority, was called to explain the Act to the people. His refusal to address the group angered the people to such an extent that they destroyed his house and livestock. The police were called in and a …

… was determined to possess a colony. He undertook this in his personal capacity by recruiting Stanley to exploit the … organization, but in reality it only served as a front for his economic exploitation of the region. Under Leopold's …

… down to the Cape Colony.  It was during this campaign that his Commando, as the Boer military formations were called, … had free reign of the surrounding areas.  Thus Smuts and his commando were able to force the evacuation of many …

… in 1929. It was built by Sir David Graaf and used by his family as a seaside home until his death in 1931. Milnerton’s beach is well known for its …