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… a living memorial to Paul Kruger and those who have upheld his vision of a protected wilderness. It is now one of the …

… speech by Chief Lutuli. Also includes the text of his Nobel lecture on "Africa and Freedom", delivered on 11 …

… Sithole often used to give an explanation why he made his sculptures. As one of South Africa's best known sculptors …

… became premier of Egypt following a military coup. Under his leadership Egypt continued its participation in the …

… The purpose of the visit was to enable Mr Clark, on his return to the States, to advise US President Reagan and …

… summit of the East Africa Community as a special guest. His invitation was in recognition of the pivotal role South …

… Vogel in 1697 but it was almost immediately transferred to his youngest son, Frans van der Stel, on extremely favourable … settle at the Cape, who was known locally as Jan de Wit. His Son, Petrus inherited the property in 1767 and … Louis Michel Thibault were employed, for evidence of his skill may be seen in the perfect proportions of the …

… in a blue top, grey pinafore and a bonnet. He remarked to his wife: “What a funny hat that woman is wearing.”  He … and had dressed up to play a practical joke on him and his wife.  “I convinced him I had not done so and then I told … her and we asked him how much he had had to drink. But his amazement was too real to be faked.”  Since the 1970s …

… people and their leaders, and on the lasting impact of his life and philosophy on South Africa.  First Edition : …

… In 1982, the small kingdom of Swaziland was shocked when His Majesty, King Sobhuza II, passed away at the age 83 at … Swaziland National Trust Commision, History of his Majesty,King Sobhuza 11 ,[online],Avaliable at  …

… the instructions of Cecil John Rhodes. Rudyard Kipling and his family stayed here during the Summer. …

… National Congress (ANC) Vice-President Nelson Mandela met his old friend, ANC President Oliver Tambo, for the first …

… in Bophuthatswana by President Lucas Mangope. He announced his banning order immediately after the aborted coup attempt …

… evaluation unit in the premier's office, was shot dead at his house in Bloemfontein. The murder trial of Ngombane's …

… to Nigeria by the state president, F.W. de Klerk, and his foreign minister Roelof "Pik" Botha a number of other …

… to liberation struggle. President Nelson Mandela said in his address at Gwala's funeral that it was 'precisely because …

… Though the visit was unofficial Botha managed to meet his counterpart, Boris Pankin, and Eduard Shevardnadze, who …

… of Natal, Durban, 1998. According to the author, his study uses the theoretical basis of writings of Lennin …

… of Pan-Africanism , ordered the release of the last of his political prisoners, detained under the Preventive …

… F.W. de Klerk as President. Mandela spent the first 18 of his 27 years in jail at the Robben Island Prison. In June …

… Detention Act which he used to imprison more than 1 000 of his political and social opponents. This was not the first …

… discusses the existing multi-ethnicity in South Africa and his vision of South Africa as a federal commonwealth state …

… Barnard studied medicine at the University of Cape Town. His first practice was at Ceres, also in the Western Cape. …

… Colin Wells Eglin was born in Sea Point, Cape Town. During his political career, Eglin was instrumental in the merging …

… may have had a different connotation then. He also gives his view on propositions stated by Martin Legassick and …

… house in which she was staying and asked her to sit on his lap. This would later be used to paint her as a “loose … political journalist confided in her that Zuma led her to his bedroom in his home in Forest Town, Johannesburg, under the pretext of …

… insolvencies. The defence of the Indian trader rested on his successful performance, one borne out by the gratitude of those who benefited from his service. In Natal, white traders and government officials …

… insolvencies. The defence of the Indian trader rested on his successful performance, one borne out by the gratitude of those who benefited from his service. In Natal, white traders and government officials …

… begin with Alex Moumbaris, he was arrested together with his wife, Marie-José Moumbaris, in July 1972 at the … He was sentenced in 1973 to 12 years` imprisonment. His wife was in prison for about 4 months and then freed on …