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… In a dramatic move, Minister of Defence P. W. Botha announced the replacement of …

… 23 February 1943, in honour of Mr. J.J. Page, the Mayor of Johannesburg at the time. In 1950, the Group Areas Act was …

… Digging for gold in the Witwatersrand (now city of Johannesburg and surroundings) was authorised in September … over the world to dig for gold in the area. The city of Johannesburg was established a month after digging was … Joburg News Johannesburg in the 19th Century [online] Available at: …

… contributed more than ninety poems, most of them to the Johannesburg weekly newspaper of the Chamber of Mines, … the rural area of Peddie in the Transkei and settled in Johannesburg. …

… powers. Its decisions have to be ratified by the Minister of Plural Relations. …

… Africa detailing three attacks on the Church by the Minister of Police, the Media and the Church of England …

… the Spanish crown where he established trading stations to finance his voyages. The attempts by Columbus and da Gama to … saw opportunities to make personal fortunes by helping to finance the establishment of colonies. Both slavery and … began soon after the arrival of the Dutch and lasted until 1994. Racial mixing occurred at the Cape, but it was never …

… correctly adopted the path of unity and reconciliation in 1994. We continue to work towards that goal of national unity … the people`s movement in our focus on governance. >From 1994, we had to focus primarily on transforming the State and … the peace, harmony and stability that was achieved in 1994. We must ensure that all our people, be they Basotho or …

… black lettering and black border. Quote, from Piet Clase, Minister of Education and Culture, regarding intergration of …

… containing a reconstructed address by Frank Chikane, a Minister of the African Methodist Episcopal Chruch, to the …

… Statement by the Honourable Prime Minister, Comrade R.G. Mugabe, at the opening session of the …

… of the majority of present-day South African Indians. With 1994 and the advent of a democratic constitution, immigration …

… was changed to Founder’s Day. The holiday was abolished in 1994 by the democratically elected ANC government. However, …

… 10 November 2011, Chief Albert Luthuli House, Johannesburg PREAMBLE The ANC Constitution requires public … that the ANC treats its alliance partners, COSATU and the SA Communist Party, differently from the Youth League and, by … Comrade Malusi Gigaba, a member of the NEC and Cabinet minister. Comrades Shivambu and Tulelo testified on behalf of …

… on 11 March 1988 discussing Legal rights, claims against minister of Law and Order, terrorism trials, policing, …

… of Nelson Mandela, which was held at the FNB Stadium in Johannesburg. Thousands of people sang and danced in … General Ban Ki-moon at the memorial service. A man from Johannesburg aged 26, celebrated the legend’s life by selling …

… fly on a plane when Kimmerling took her on a flight over Johannesburg. Kimmerling, a Frenchman, made the first powered … made three flights in Sydenham Hill, near Orange Grove in Johannesburg. …

… after the establishment of a democratic government in 1994. Passive Resistance During the course of my work, I … of South Africa) from Africa. Though the Organisation was born during the war against Nazi racism, the western world … traders did not panic and the boycott petered out. Prime Minister Smuts tried new tactics to avert further …

… the reason why the IFP came into the elections in April 1994 was because he, President de Klerk and Mr Mandela signed … five major conglomerates that control the percent of the Johannesburg Stock Exchange still control the Stock Exchange, … was questioned in parliament, under the British system the minister would have resigned, would have stood down, would …

… between monitors and police, violence, interviews with Minister of Law and Order and police officials, community …

… serious allegations against SACC made by Louis le Grange, Minister of Police and Prisons. …

… during the same month way back in September 1952, when the Minister of Native Affairs, Dr Werner Eiselen summoned Chief … activist and a sugar cane farmer. Inkosi Luthuli was born in 1898 and spent his early years of childhood in the … in South Africa. On the day the ban ended, he flew to Johannesburg to address a meeting in Sophiatown to protest …

… of the Progressive Federal Party in the Rand Centre in the Johannesburg CBD. In the late 1960s the gallery expanded its … Corner and another on Hollard Street, close to the then Johannesburg Stock Exchange , Sandton. The new branches catered to Johannesburg’s increasingly decentralised business districts. …

… had no rights and their children were automatically born into slavery. Systems of slavery had existed in Africa … of middlemen to sell and transport them to markets and to finance and supply the slave-owning planters. The impact of … in that region until the American Civil War. He was born on the Virginia plantation of Benjamin Turner, who …

… action, public violence, terrorism trials, claims against Minister of Law and Order, other cases. …

… of October 21, 1980, in response to the warning by the Minister of Police, Mr Le Grange, about certain action of …

… After becoming Prime Minister of South Africa in 1966, John Vorster met with … between Van den Bergh and Vorster bothered the then Minister of Defence, P. W. Botha, as BOSS became increasingly …

… form the Pact Government with Hertzog continuing as Prime Minister and Smuts functioning as his deputy. The coalition … question of South African participation in the war, Prime Minister Hertzog resigned and recommended that an election be …

… on 30 June 1960, with the election of Lumumba as prime minister, and Joseph Kasavubu as president. At the outset of … By September 1960, Lumumba had been dismissed as prime minister. Joseph Mobutu, Chief of Staff in the Congolese …