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… On 3 April 1968, South Africa Prime Minister B.J. Vorster announced that five 'non-White' South …

… analysing the repression of the apartheid state , Johannesburg: Human Rights Committee     Cross border raids   …

… at Indian schools in Lenasia (an Indian area south of Johannesburg) in 1987, only four were accepted at Indian …

… student protests against Bantu education in Soweto, the Johannesburg informal settlement reserved for Africans, led …

… similar protests in other parts of the country such as Johannesburg, Bloemfontein, East London and Durban. On 10 …

… John Lawrence, were driving through the centre of Johannesburg, when Lawrence had an altercation with a … Humanity: analysing the repression of the apartheid state. Johannesburg: Human Rights Committee. Winnie Mandela Unhurt …

… on the old Vereeniging road, near Eikenhof, south of Johannesburg.  Boy Titi Ndweni, Sipiwe James Bholo and Sipho … PAC to free the 'Eikenhof Three', they were released from Johannesburg prison in 1999, having spent five years in jail …

… (an Afrikaner welfare organisation) would be approached in Johannesburg and X-- was to leave at 9 a.m. for Johannesburg to see everyone worthy of contacting in the … a Nationalist stronghold. During the campaign, a certain minister of one of the Dutch Reformed Churches, the Rev. A. …

… Anna 'Sister Nannie' Tempo, was born of a slave mother and father who were kidnapped as children off the coast of Mozambique. She was born in the late 1870s and grew up in Worcester. She came …

… the previous year. The couple had two daughters, Zenani born in 1959 and Zindzi born in 1960. In 1962, Mandela was arrested and sentenced to …

… or better living conditions. As the present Acting Prime Minister, Mr. J. H. Hofmeyr, described during the second … debate on the Pegging Bill in 1943, the Rt. Hon. the Prime Minister made the following statement: We are bound to … people are entitled to are also afforded to them. The Minister of the Interior was even more specific and …

… The new constitution was negotiated between May 1994 and October 1996 in the country's first democratically … States President, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and British Prime Minister, Winston Churchill. They had conferred for four days … consultation, several thousand delegates met in Johannesburg to draft the Freedom Charter , which was in …

… originates from the movement of the sun, which rises (is born) in the east and sets (dies) in the west. That is why … pyramid sat the vizier (advisor). The vizier was the chief minister in charge of managing the taxes, building projects … and ideas became separate from doing and making. (Hellman: 1994) Using the food surplus generated by a favourable …

… raiders had penetrated to within nineteen kilometres of Johannesburg . Even though General Piet Cronje had succeeded … of which were built at major centres such as Pretoria. and Johannesburg, etc. The claim that a Boer father would hand a … of eight forts at Pretoria and a single fort at Johannesburg. The positions identified were: 'Schanskop; …

… funds. With regard to Dingaan's Day celebrations in Johannesburg, the Cape Branchfin reply to your query) asks me … on Dingaan's Day, particularly in large centres like Johannesburg, Bloemfontein, Pretoria, Durban and Cape Town. … to a possible transfer of the paper from Cape Town to Johannesburg, I sent you a couple of weeks ago a statement of …

… but rarest form of vigilantism, was the private army. To finance it, a levy was imposed on all the households of a … from other areas then asked the constituency to help finance the vigilantes. In other words, the public were asked … be disputed that towards the first general election in 1994, vigilantism and political violence reached an alarming …

… Transkei's first President and Kaizer Matanzima as Prime Minister. The new republic did not incorporate the apartheid …

… north of Pretoria. Mkhatshwa went on to become deputy Minister of Education from 1996 to 1999 under the democratic …

… Cameroon, he was replaced by Paul Biya, the current Prime Minister. Ahidjo handpicked Biya to replace him after he had …

… On the day that the first serious talks between the Minister of Constitutional Development, Roelf Meyer, and …

… producer and niece of a hard line apartheid cabinet minister Stoffel Botha. The resignation was a pre-emptive …

… the rule of law. Click here to read about Justice Minister's intervention with 'Sharpeville Six' case.  The …

… as a transitional arrangement until September 2005. ANC Minister of Defence Moisua Lekota welcomed the decision, but …

… of the Transkei Military Government and later deputy minister of environment and tourism in the Government of …

… region was known as: 'Limiet Vallei'. Dr. Andrew Murray, a Minister in the Dutch Reformed Church, was instrumental in …

… On 25 May 2014, Lindiwe Nonceba Sisulu became the Minister of Human Settlement of the Republic of South Africa. …

… Lettour Vorbeck which included 7 500 African men. Prime Minister Botha of South Africa raised a larger army and …

… countries followed a state visit by South African Prime Minister, B.J. Vorster in May 1970. Vorster and his party, …

… of Information from 1972, while Dr Connie Mulder was Minister of the department. On 13 January 1979 the South …

… led by Chief Leabua Jonathan who came to power as Prime Minister in 1966. For instance, Jonathan repeatedly …