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… is among the 10 homelands that were created to rid South Africa of its Black citizens; this was carried out in terms … was the homeland of the Swazi people living in South Africa. It was situated along the border with Swaziland, and … on 31 August 1984. In 1994 it was reintegrated into South Africa, like the other nine homelands, and it became part of …

… Black Archbishop of the Church of the Province of Southern Africa in Cape Town (thereby leader of the Anglican Church in South Africa),  was born in Klerksdorp, Transvaal (now North West). … in the possibility of ultimate racial harmony in South Africa. … & Rousseau.| Hayes, S. (ed)(2000). Who's Who of Southern Africa 2001 ..., Graighall: Jonathan Ball, p. 347. …

… J.B.M. Hertzog, former premier of the Union of South Africa and a champion of the Afrikaans language. The prize … was a committed opponent of apartheid and left South Africa in 1960, settling in Paris in 1962 with his Viëtnamese … wife Yolande Ngo Thi Hoang Lien. He returned to South Africa with a false passport in 1975, was arrested, charged …

… The British claim that all the arms that South Africa requested and  listed when the agreement was drawn up … agreement for the defence of sea routes around Southern Africa. … , 6 March 1960 (Available at National Library of South Africa, Cape Town Campus) pg 1.| Jstor (1971), 'Britain's …

… "Inkululeko" is the organ of the Communist Party of South Africa. I hope therefore that the "Inkululeko" will not … by advocates of the Unity of all Non-Europeans in South Africa in their struggle against white supremacy or white … for the following reasons: (a) Africans are Natives of Africa; they and Africa are one; their relation to Africa is …

… dispensation was not new, and was in fact as old as South Africa itself. The Constitution was not a product solely of … War and laid the basis for the adoption of South Africa's first constitution. This constitution was drafted in … the Constitutional Assembly. The birth of South Africa The Anglo-Boer War , which began in 1899, resulted in …

… the University of the Western Cape (UWC), she left South Africa to join the African National Congress (ANC)  in exile, … of the SACP, based in Zimbabwe. Upon her return to South Africa, Fraser- Moleketi worked as a personal assistant to … of the SACP. August is regarded as women's month in South Africa, where the contribution made by woman such as …

… 3 Million South Africans are living with HIV. Sub Saharan Africa has the highest HIV infection rate in the world and South Africa’s rate is highest in the world.  It also has the … number of HIV/AIDS deaths in adults and children in South Africa. A survey done in 2004 had reported that South …

… of members of the Co-ordinating Bureau, namely Africa: Algeria, Angola, Benin, Burkina Faso, Burundi, … Senegal, Seychelles, Sierra Leone Somalia, South West Africa People's Organisation, Sudan Swaziland, Togo, Tunisia, … on April 18 1985 by the racist regime in South Africa of the installation of an "interim government" in …

… With the winds of change blowing in South Africa, the ruling National Party (NP) adopted a five year … which included a political "reform" plan to give South Africa's Black majority a role in national as well as local …

… of the Institute for a Democratic Alternative for South Africa (Idasa), a delegation of 62 people, mainly Afrikaners, … of national unity, and the nature of post-apartheid South Africa. The talks continued in Ghana and Burkina Faso. …

… that his government could find no solution to South Africa's crisis unless the African National Congress, its foe … in that search. De Klerk announced at the opening of South Africa's Parliament in Cape Town the unbanning of the ANC … African economy was in a parlous state. Although South Africa had successfully rescheduled its debts, there was a …

… It has been 26 years since the youth of South Africa marched in all parts of the country on a lonely journey for a better education, a transformed South Africa. Many of those who bravely took that journey did not live to see a free South Africa, but died as young as they were on their freedom …

… founded in the mid 1930s as the Christian Council of South Africa to coordinate the activities of Christian churches around South Africa. In 1968, the CCSA changed its name to the South … read an article Christian Resistance to Apartheid in South Africa. Click here to read an article by Archbishop Desmond …

… where he worked as a librarian.  He moved back to South Africa and worked at the South African Library in Cape Town … novels and numerous works of history, he is one of South Africa's most awarded and highly-regarded authors. He is … classics into Afrikaans. Although he is renowned in South Africa, recognition outside of his native country is only …

… Our bases are inside South Africa Question : Since the car bomb explosion in Pretoria … die in the struggle to try to bring about justice in South Africa. However, as a result of this action, they now realise … that about 86 percent of the white population in South Africa hailed the government action, notwithstanding the fact …

… Congress and a tribute to the valiant people of South Africa. I am greatly honoured for the opportunity to share … We have reached this stage because the people of South Africa, supported by the efforts of the international … which encompasses a noble tradition. The people of South Africa today face a new, and perhaps more daunting challenge, …

… at the twilight of P.W. Botha’s career as both the South Africa and National Party leader. The following year Botha … bring about a new Constitutional dispensation for South Africa, based on the principle of one person, one vote. In …

… From:  South Africa's Radical Tradition, a documentary history, Volume One … under the heading, "Is there a Native Bourgeoisie in South Africa?" I maintain that this article is a naive and … and form the social basis of national reformism in South Africa. Where can we find this parasite class, known as the …

… he will not fail to see that they subordinate South Africa in the interests of Europe, in fact, ideologically … of Bolshevism. But we are living in a culturally backward Africa ”” Africa is culturally or economically backward. The oppressed …

… The example he set will guide many a coming servant of Africa. We join the many who mourn his death and in doing this are proud to salute a great son of Africa. Our race needs very many more young men and women … the shackles that bind us. Lembede is dead, but the free Africa he always saw in his visions is a reality which will …

… of this country in the name of the working people of South Africa and Namibia, as well as their southern African … also salutes you in the name of the workers of the rest of Africa. May Day is an international event affirming the … struggle for peace and social progress. Apartheid South Africa does not recognise May Day because it does not accept …

… - globalisation. When in its historical journey did South Africa first link up with the rest of the world and make the … timeframe. Others look further back to the time when Africa was forced off its own path onto the highway of … the inventions which underlay the imperialist attacks on Africa in the late nineteenth century - the technologies of …

… seek to re-assure the world in general and white South Africa in particular that our struggle is a non-violent one … man. With this assurance reiterated we can ask white South Africa – which I here do, what else we could reasonably be … and that in our struggle we are in quest for a South Africa where everyone in the land, according to individual …

… colonialism is a victory for the people of South Africa, for the continent of Africa and for progressives the world over. It was clear ever … people, the oppressed, the progressive elements of South Africa, on the decisive military victory scored by FAPLA (the …

… colonialism is a victory for the people of South Africa, for the continent of Africa and for progressives the world over. It was clear ever … people, the oppressed, the progressive elements of South Africa, on the decisive military victory scored by FAPLA (the …

… and related services and observations, suspended South Africa from the organisation until it renounced its racial … at its seventh Congress held in Geneva, Switzerland. South Africa regained its membership on 9 June 1994. In its three consecutive congresses in 1995, 1999 and 2003 South Africa was elected on to the Executive Council.  Sources: …

… grant full membership to the United Cricket Board of South Africa (UCBSA), which would allow South African players to participate in test matches by the end of 1991. South Africa had ceased to be a member of the ICC after leaving the … this body was inclusive of all cricket players in South Africa, regardless of race. …

… a British born engineer who built railway lines in South Africa, Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe) and other Southern and Central African countries. He came to South Africa at the age of 20. His company Pauling and Co. was a … in the development of railways in Southern and Central Africa. Though he expanded his business to countries abroad, …

… is often viewed as an overwhelming force that devastated Africa. However, it is equally important to highlight the … show that its power was contested and that it transformed Africa to varying degrees over time. Contents Introduction … Chapter 1 - The Uneven Development of Colonialism in South Africa by Jeff Peires Chapter 2 - The Development of a …