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… London According to police reports he died of asthma on his way to the hospital. However, there were allegations that …

… Transkei Prime Minister Chief Kaiser Matanzima announces his government's decision to break all diplomatic ties with …

… Civic Organisation (PEBCO) activist Thozamile Botha broke his banning order and escaped to Lesotho. PEBCO was an …

… According to the hospital, the boy turned blue as soon as his mother delivered him. During the three-hour long …

… and leader of the Transkei Bantustan, was toppled by his military and forced to flee from the Transkei after a …

… harsh, as he was taken at gunpoint and in chains from his home. They were convicted in January 1989 despite … A Crime Against Humanity: analysing the repression of the apartheid state , Johannesburg: Human Rights Committee.)|ANC …

… Africa by the South African government for reburial at his home in KwaZulu-Natal. The ceremony at Herry Gwala …

… of the society within which corruption occurs. In his launching address, the Deputy President reiterated the …

… spent 28 years on death row. During the last five years of his life he was kept in a psychiatric ward for infirm men . …

… Click here to read President Thabo Mbeki's speech during his awarding of an Honorary Doctorate. …

… to Mozambique for an appeal hearing in December. Upon his release, he claimed that he had been arrested while …

… president, Yasser Arafat, arrived in Cape Town on his first state visit to South Africa at the invitation of …

… all legitimate means of protest were denied to him, but his argument was rejected by Mr Justice de Wet. Since the …

… impossible to break ties with South Africa, as in his view Lesotho needed South Africa more than South Africa …

… to be of poor quality. The house, which Kruger shared with his second wife, Gezina, was declared a national monument on …

… battle the Republican forces were in retreat, defeated. His troops relieved British forces at Ladysmith in Natal on …

… was born on 25 November 1980 in Boipatong Johannesburg. In his early career, he played for local teams such as Jomo …

… 2 December 1977 in KwaMashu, KwaZulu-Natal. Nomvete began his professional soccer career in lower league clubs in …

… African is issued with a certificate of citizenship of his respective 'homeland'. The homelands in question at that …

… In 1994, Dipico became Premier of the Northern Cape. His tenure ended in 2004. He is now the Provincial Chair of …

… was replaced by Lionel Mtshali in 1999. In 2006 he ended his long-term relationship with the IFP when he resigned from …

… Party members, F.H.P. Creswell and Thomas Boydell to his Cabinet. …

… and detail and considerable flair for light comedy. His best known efforts are the refreshingly fanciful …

… died at Ntab'ozuko, near King William's Town, Transkei. His first collection of poems, Imihobe nemiBongo (1927) …

… started walking northwards along the coast. The leader, his wife and most of the survivors from the wreck died on the …

… "Fate", bolted and the prince, in attempting to mount his fleeing horse tripped and fell and was speared to death. …

… stores, including big name brands like Cell C, Foschini, American Swiss, Markham and Clicks. Maynard Mall Shopping …

… in this meeting who believe, as the chairman has stated in his speech, that the whole Indian community has sold for … too great faith in the statesmanship of General Smuts, in his honesty, and in his integrity. If my countrymen today believe that I have …

… He could also be a right quite brash, as some of his colleagues would testify, but his humour and hospitality were legendary! His personal history, however, was what made him the stuff of …

… The first civil commissioner was appointed in 1860. He had his seat at Komaggas which is 40 km South-West of Springbok … 1852, Sir James Alexander made an unsuccessful attempt to work the deposits at Kodas and Numees, close to the Orange …