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… aggression. Yesterday, one of our daily newspapers, the Johannesburg  Star , carried a chilling story of how four … were incarcerated for offences committed just before the 1994 elections, and because of our relentless pursuit of the … all agreed to an extension of the cut-off date to 10 May 1994, the day of the Inauguration of the new, …

… Am I an African? The Political Mem^oirs of H. M. Basner. Johannesburg: Witwatersrand University Press, 1993. Bonner, … Press, 1987. Brookes, Edgar. A South African Pilgrimage. Johannesburg: Ravan Press, 1977. Bruce, Dickson. "Ancient … African: A Study of the Life and Work of H. L E. Dhlomo. Johannesburg: Ravan Press, 1985. Davenport, T. R. "African …

… town. It is situated approximately 80 km south-east of Johannesburg. The close proximity of the municipality to … transverse the municipal area are the N3, which runs from Johannesburg to Durban, and the R23 from Pretoria to Volksrust. The Johannesburg—KwaZulu-Natal railway system runs through the …

… of Soweto and is close to main Transport routes into Johannesburg. The three main Areas in Diepkloof are each … in Diepkloof. Compared to other Residential Places in Johannesburg, Diepkloof has a superior access to Services. It … West. Although Soweto Accommodates more than half of Johannesburg’s Population, it has only 3% of the City’s …

… and promoted art. An Act of Parliament then changed the SA Fine Arts Society into the South African Fine Arts …

… his own personal fiefdom for any longer,” Reddy said. The SA National Editors Forum called on SABC leadership to …

… Little Theatre, the Michaelis School of Fine Art and the SA College of Music. …

… this, that already we have something in the order of 150 SA companies in Tanzania that I think shows the positive …

… the Jan Smuts Trophy for overall performance at the SA Young Wine Show very early in his career. Over the years …

… composer and cultural activist Jonas Mosa Gwangwa, who was born on 19 October 1937 in Orlando East, Johannesburg, and died on 23 January 2021 in Johannesburg aged 83. Through 65 years on stage, Gwangwa’s …

… in March/April 1991 (Gawith and Sowman 1992, Oelofse 1994). These were registered ‘squatters’ and the Site was …

… the Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) and the ANC since April 1994. In 1995 the IFP withdrew its members from the …

… The District Six foundation was established in 1989, and in 1994, the District Six Museum came into being. This museum …

… for their release were met. The initial response of the minister of law and order was to dismiss the demands of … implications for the South African government, minister Viok's attitude changed. The growing pressure for … journalist during his arrest. On 30 August journalists in Johannesburg and Cape Town held placard demonstrations to …

… Further reading: An early motor journey: Johannesburg to Durban 1912 In the Rand Daily Mail for 27 May … read by Mr. Ed. H. Waugh, Municipal Building Surveyor of Johannesburg, before the Transvaal Automobile Club, on his … curiosity". Waugh's car, which has been traced from early Johannesburg motor licensing records, was originally …

… alongside the R103, which used to be the main road to Johannesburg. It is typical of many places in northern KZN … presence of the settlement right next to the main road to Johannesburg was seen as reflecting poorly on the Klip River … Vol. 11, No.2. (Summer, 1971), pp. 184-194. Du Bruyn, Derek. “Teaching Oral History: A South African perspective”, …

… Prime Minister John Vorster appoints a Commission of Inquiry under …

… Cedric Mayson, former Methodist Minister who was banned for five years in 1977 and detained …

… brain haemorrhage caused by a blow on top of his head. The minister of law and order, Louis le Grange, ordered an urgent … analysing the repression of the apartheid state , Johannesburg: Human Rights Committee, p. 245.) …

… rule since 1821. In 1954, Kwame Nkrumah became Prime Minister and led the way to independence. After gaining …

… Daniel F. Malan, the then minister of the Interior, announced the introduction of the …

… Report, signed by Minister R F Botha and written mostly in Afrikaans, of the …

… of  white trade union leader, Dr. Neil Aggett, the Johannesburg magistrate, Pieter Kotze, found that no one was … 28 years old. Aggett was buried on 11 February, 1982 in Johannesburg and around 15 000 people attended his funeral. …

… Maxims and a 12½ pounder field gun. They were heading for Johannesburg in an effort to facilitate a rebellion by … the impression that by a sudden advance he would reach Johannesburg before Boer forces could be mobilised to stop …

… Charter adopted during the Community Land Conference in 1994.) The challenge to undo centuries of colonial and … other tourist attractions. In the first six years after 1994, land redistribution was taken forward primarily through …

… (DF Bleek: 1956). South Africa's motto, written on the SA coat of arms is a /Xam phrase: !ke e: /xarra //ke, …

… During this debate the Prime Minister outlined South Africa's involvement in the Angolan … as an organization SWAPO in its entirety was conceived and born in communist sin here in Cape Town in 1957 when it was … Rivonia: Opera­tion Mayibuye, Afrikaanse Pers-Boekhandel, Johannesburg, 1964. Robert Sobukwe was the first president of …

… 1892 16 March, James Sebe Moroka is born in Thaba Nchu. , Bophuthatswana in the Free State …

… 1924 E.S. Reddy is born in a small village of Pallapalli in India to E.V. Narasa …

… 1966 – 1990, between 20 000 and 25 000 people died. In 1994, the first elections following the country’s …