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… the past. According to Bhana its centenary celebration in 1994 was a dismal and poorly attended affair and underpinned … Bhana. Gandhi 's Legacy. The Natal Indian Congress. 1894 - 1994. p 115 2 Surendra Bhana. Gandhi's Legacy. The Natal Indian Congress. 1894 - 1994. p 116 3 Fiat Lux. February 1970. [Volume 5, No. I], p …

… 4: Under Seige: Four African Cities: Freetown, Johannesburg, Kinshasa, Lagos). Thus equipped I set out to … for such a venture, apart from locating some books on SA art in Meschac Gaba's library which is part of his … monograph and not surprisingly the catalogue for the Johannesburg Biennale, escape and go out to the Orangerie. …

… Hitler's most devoted associates, was elected as the Reich Minister of Propoganda from 1933 - 1945. To control every … the following instructions to Goebbels, his Propaganda Minister: "...bring up the Jewish question again and again …

… Richard E. van der Ross in 1975. In 1974 the South African Minister of Bantu Education and Development, MC Botha, issued … Terrorism trials in the late 1970s. In October 1977, the Minister of Justice Jimmy Kruger, banned all the …

… the demography has changed since the end of apartheid in 1994. Nowadays, it has been developed into Bronberg …

… detention after completion of their sentences, if Minister of Justice Vorster deems them a potential danger to … the General Laws Amendment Act is changed to allow the Minister to lengthen banning orders before they expire. This …

… before diamond "baron" Cecil Rhodes was elected prime minister of Cape Colony. Wealth from the Slave Trade Mainly, … a large support network of shipping services, ports, and finance and insurance companies, employing thousands of …

… Africa. The 16 th  of December in South Africa since 1994 is a public holiday – “Reconciliation Day”.  Wolfram … 3, 1864 the [white] Pietermaritzburg Dutch Reformed minister Rev P. Huet submitted to his church-council a … Theo (ed.) (1975): Church and Nationalism in South Africa. Johannesburg: Ravan. ISBN 0-86975-043-7 (73-90) [1]  Krüger, …

… organiser of orchestral activities for the youth, died in Johannesburg. Following Boxall's death, the Children's Music … Society, the Transvaal School Music Association and the Johannesburg Junior Orchestra and Theatre merged to become …

… the Constitutional Court, in the case of Carmichele v Minister of Safety and Security and another , held that the …

… Honourable Louis Botha, P.C.     • The Honourable the Minister for Native Affairs.     • The Honourable the Native …

… Umbumbulu) 10-11. Lembede's gravesite, Croesus cemetery, Johannesburg 12.Signature page, ANC Youth League meeting, 14 …

… the accused were not. Our division was only into regions. Johannesburg came first with by far the largest number, 77, … then stationed as a WAAF officer at the Union Grounds in Johannesburg, right on the road from Alex into the city. I … on end on a charge of high treason was not enough for the Minister of Justice, Charles Robbertse Swart, who eventually …

… opening on 27th February 1996 at the Museum Africa, Johannesburg. Photograph of a crowd of people outside the Drill Hall in Johannesburg on the first day of the Trial, 19th December …

… Square police station. The police station‚ now known as Johannesburg Central‚ was the scene where Timol fell to his … custody following his arrest with Timol at a roadblock in Johannesburg. Essop was charged with furthering the aims of … where they were separated. Essop was then sent to the Johannesburg Central Police Station‚ where he told the …

… Sophiatown was originally a Farm outside Johannesburg , Transvaal (now Gauteng ). It was bought by … As the number of Black people increased in the Cities, the Johannesburg City Council (JCC) passed Slum Clearance … the aim of removing Black people from the inner City of Johannesburg. The JCC was controlled by the National Party …

… French Parliament in Paris, and became the first African minister in a European government. By 1959, he had become the Prime Minister of CÁ´te d’Ivoire, and in 1960 was elected its first …

… achieved with the advent of democracy in South Africa in 1994. … (1982), Survey of Race Relations in South Africa 1981, Johannesburg: South African Bureau of Race Relations, p. …

… Following the Rwandan genocide of 1994, thousands of Hutu refugees fled to the neighboring …

… of The Gambia. A bloodless coup took place in July 1994, and an Interim government was installed. Elections have …

… were kept fairly secret and were only made public after 1994. Possibly because the discovery provided evidence of a …

… second document is an ANC report of its delegation to the Minister of Justice in July 1941. At this time, the ANC was … Because of the state’s restrictive housing policies, in Johannesburg by 1950 over 80% of the urban African population … 1920s in Italy by Benito Mussolini Hertzog Bills - Prime Minister J.B.M. Hertzog introduced a set of bills in …

… tactics and targets and was in charge of training and finance. Under the High Command there were Regional Commands … now President of Tanganyika; Mr. Kawawa, then Prime Minister of Tanganyika; Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia; … the first place, as an African patriot. After all, I was born in Umtata, forty-six years ago. My guardian was my …

… serve under the rubric of mission civilisatrice. Thus was born pan-African (in the broad sense) anti-colonialism under … of Hastings Banda in the first multi-party elections of 1994 was the synthesis between between struggling students at … Protest action is not new to South Africa; but for many “born-free”, young South Africans born after apartheid, …

… to water and sanitation. A few days ago on November 6, our Minister of Water Affairs and Forestry, the Honourable … to water by 2008 and sanitation by 2010, as well as the Minister of Finance who has allocated resources towards achieving these …

… 1948 to 1989 during which 'total strategy' was conceived, born and matured as the classical form of apartheid … from 1990 to the first democratic elections in April 1994. Finally, Part D takes stock of the post-election period of May 1994 to December 1996 in an attempt to assess the …

… 9,1956 20 000 women marched to the offices of the Prime Minister …

… The Prime Minister took part in this debate in his capacity as Minister of Justice. Though harrassed by numerous … All this was added in 1957. On that occasion the hon. the Minister of Immigration 3 again spoke on behalf of the United …

… Lerato Maduna was born in Soweto in 1985. Studied various courses in …