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… all counts of genocide pressed against him in May. Despite his cooperativeness, Kambanda's Defence Counsel Oliver …

… Development Minister Roelf Meyer would resign his Cabinet post on 1 March 1996 to become Secretary-General …

… FNB Stadium, Johannesburg. The defender, Mark Fish, scored his first goal in international soccer, while John "Shoes" …

… him and the two doctors who treated him just before his death. …

… On 3 June 2012, a suicide bomber forced his car, filled with explosives, through a checkpoint and …

… Henry ”Black cat” Cele was a revered actor, most famous for his chilling portrayal of the Zulu King, Shaka in the 1985 …

… Delagoa Bay Collier, pleading for something to eat after his escape from Pretoria the night before. The manager, John …

… first player to earn a hundred caps. Montgomery announced his retirement from international test rugby in 2008 and has …

… administrator for the Orange Free State and the Transvaal. His other responsibility was to negotiate a peace treaty that …

… of bullets he helped him into the saddle and he covered his retreat, dismounting several times to shoot at pursuers. …

… were killed. Samuel Maharero allowed missionary Eich with his small party of German women and children safe passage …

… Kroonstad (OFS), where he had lived and worked for most of his life, in September 1971. …

… 'Dolphin Beach Hotel', in Milnerton. Three years after his arrival at the Cape of Storms, Jan van Riebeek instructed …

… of the Vatsonga people to Christianity. Shiso Zwele and his family were the first to convert. The congregation began … area is said to be getting a face-lift with construction work,  scheduled to take place in two phases. The first …

… Work in progress as we develop this new SAHO feature in 2025 …

… proletariat. These are obviously closely linked with his own. The industrial worker also needs mobility; he needs … dispossession the African, and to no fundamental change in his condition save to intensify his economic problems. The abolition of colonial institutions …

… also wrote to Sir George Farrar, as he considered it his duty to lay before the Leader of the Opposition the gravity of the situation and to set out his objections to the Validation Bill, for the latter's … registration certificates to the flames. Gandhiji wrote in his memoirs later, "It was a wonderful display of national …

… poetry. Born in Transkei, Jolobe was best known for his collection of poems, Umyezo (1936). He also played a …

… lung complications after having been hospitalised in 1977. His medical doctors requested that he should be granted …

… Botha made some changes in the allocation of portfolios in his cabinet. He retained the post of minister of defence. …

… property was purchased by President Kruger and remained in his family until; 1903. During this time an impressive main …

… the same time as Michells Pass by Andrew Geddes Bain and his team of convict labourers in, 1848. This important pass …

… brought a case against the Zambian parliament for lifting his immunity from prosecution. A year earlier, Frederick …

… within a unitary state. The party disapproved of his attack on its leader Dr Andries Treurnicht. …

… an intricate personality with a wonderful talent. His untimely death in the crossfire between hostel dwellers …

… under President Thabo Mbeki. When Mbeki was ousted from his position as President in 2008, she was one of the ten …

… Walker died on 18 September 1924 in Krugersdorp. With his claims disputed, he was never recognized as the …

… Town Supreme Court a British journalist, David Rabkin, his wife and a South African lecturer, Jeremy Cronin, were …

… South Africa, Advocate J. G. Strijdom dies. It was during his tenure in 1955 in Kliptown near Johannesburg, that the …