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… the Coloured Persons' Representative Council (CPRC)by the Minister of Coloured Relations. The details were released on …

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

… of some preservation work. The Western Cape Branch of the SA Archaeological Society has surveyed the graveyard and …

… Piketberg 1857" by Unknown - Onbekend. Licensed under PD-SA via Wikipedia. Source: af.wikimedia.org Landowners in … of Piketberg”. www.piketbergmuseum.co.za https://www.sa-venues.com/attractionswc/piketberg.php   …

… Day of Covenant. After the first democratic elections in 1994, December 16 continued to form part of the history of …

… and the ANC would have to address in order to resolve the SA conflict through negotiations. I stated: Two political … numerous highly placed officers in the SAP? Recently the Minister of Police sought to obtain a Supreme Court …

… Archibald Lamont was one of seven children born to Alexander Lamont, a master-mariner and businessman, and Sarah Graham. Born in Scotland, Lamont completed his schooling in Glasgow …

… was named after Reverend Friederch Leipoldt, the then minister at Clanwilliam and father of physician, poet and …

… In an attempt to help broker an agreement, Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed flew to Sudan for discussions. On 11th June the prime minister’s envoy announced an agreement to cease strikes in …

… five Africans – still lived on white owned land. But since 1994, there has been a tragic rerun of earlier struggles over access to land. A dramatic demographic trend since 1994 has been the large-scale movement of Africans off farms … Some 2.4 million people were displaced from farms between 1994 and 2004 – just under half of them actually evicted, the …

… December 1961. The headquarters of MK, located in Rivonia, Johannesburg, was raided in 1963. This resulted in the arrest … (1982). Survey of Race Relations in South Africa 1981, Johannesburg: South African Bureau of Race Relations, p. 78. …

… has been alarmingly similar to that which preceded the 1994 Rwandan genocide, raising fears that something similar … happening in Burundi is completely different to Rwanda in 1994. The crisis has been ethnicised a lot because of the way …

… arrived in Kaweweta in 1989. During the period 1989-1994 the population of Kaweweta was to increase to over 3 … in Uganda say the highlight of their stay was on 27 April 1994. They recall that on this day, President Museveni …

… poetry performance group. The Jesters had come together in 1994 and consisted in its initial stages of Siphiwe ka … first practical initiative in this vein was the October 1994 launch of a literary insert in New Nation (one of …

… talked-about turning point in South African history is the 1994 transfer of political power from the National Party (NP) … Eddy Maloka looks at the ten years of democracy since 1994 in an effort to calculate the “fruits of our freedom”. …

… as a king who could do no wrong by thousands outside the Johannesburg High Court, his alleged victim and her … former deputy president of raping her at his Forest Town, Johannesburg, home in November. She knew Zuma had denied the … seizure operations at the premises of Zuma attorneys in Johannesburg and Durban, and for a search of the premises of …

… on Little Lion’s Head in 1937. Road Closure in 2000- In 1994, Noel Graham was injured and partly paralysed in a … closed to traffic indefinitely by the Provincial Minister of Transport in January 2000!   Development 2000 - …

… Labour Council, Zwelinzima Vavi and Leslie Boyd, The Minister of Labour, Mr Membathisi Mdladlana, The Director of … in our economy. Despite accelerated economic growth after 1994; the growth in Gross Domestic Fixed Investment (GDFI) …

… Premier Ramatlhodi Minister Ben Ngubane Mayor Thabo Makunyane Distinguished … been made, because there has indeed been progress since 1994 when we achieved our freedom, seven years ago. There has …

… Roland Levinsky, of the University of Plymouth, was born in South Africa to a British mother and Jewish father on 16 October 1943. His father was born in the Lethuania/Poland area and had fled to South …

… I wore a black sash for the occasion and on our return to Johannesburg even spoke briefly at a meeting on the City Hall … and other organisations. We wrote angrily to the Minister of Justice about the banning of our leader, assuring … Union Buildings, this time to Strijdom himself, the Prime Minister. Now it must be a national protest drawing women …

… diversified, that a 'epical urban cultural tradition was born, woven around the means of survival in poverty and from … principles. It was in the shebeens where marabi was born, Marabi was the cultural interpretation of African music … pot of Sophiatown, the legendary, demolished suburb of Johannesburg. In 1955 jazz lovers formed the Sophiatown …

… next to apartheid mastermind Hendrick Verwoed and former Minister of Justice John Vorster, who are depicted as Roman …

… his 21st birthday and marriage to his first wife. The Minister of Bantu Administration and Development, M.C. de Wet …

… or failed to return after being dismissed as Deputy Minister of Arts, Culture, Science and Technology in …

… them win the 2002-2003season. He was described by then Minister of Sport and Recreation, Makhenkesi stofile as the …

… to the Pretoria Station. It was unveiled by then Prime Minister, Dr DF Malan on 11 October 1954. The square was …

… Nkomo rejected the offer and instead, accepted the post of Minister of Home Affairs. Two years later, Nkomo was ousted …

… South African Prime Minister, Balthazar Johannes Vorster disclosed in July 1970 …