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… against pass laws in Sharpeville, Vereeniging. On 2 February 1990 the National Party (NP) government unbanned …

… Staffrider Vol.2 No.4 Nov-Dec 1979 …

… to the strike, the government deployed a contingent of 1,600 white police to put down the strike. As a result of … and the police nine people were killed and more than 1,200 injured. In addition, it is estimated that more than 1,000 people were arrested and detained, including leaders of …

… stroke and was replaced by FW De Klerk , who announced on 2 February 1990 that the ANC, SACP, PAC and other liberation …

… Trust and Land Bill becomes law in May June 29””July 2 , AAC reconvenes 1937 Natives (Urban Areas) Amendment Act … of the Non-European Unity Movement (NEUM) 1944 War Measure 1,425 February 2 , Meeting of youth leaders with Dr. Xuma April 2 , …

… Tutu is ordained as a deacon in the Anglican Church. 1 January, Minister of Bantu Education assumes control of … government declares a State of Emergency and arrests over 2 000 people. At lunchtime, an estimated group of between 30 … Charter." The vote on the resolution was 9 in favour and 2 abstentions (France and the United Kingdom). 7 April, The …

… inhabited by a meagre 986 people and has 231 households. [1] Inhabitants of Bitterfontein predominantly speak Afrikaans … a state-subsidised Reverse Osmosis desalination plant.’ [2]   Bitterfontein is therefore also significant for reasons … accessed on 20 March. ↵ [2] D. A. Still, ‘Small scale desalination in South Africa …

… and is located in, South Africa, with a population of 1 240 035 habitants. The estimate terrain elevation above … Mutale'. It covers 21 407 km2 and the population of over 1.1 million are living in 274 480 households. There are 8 …

… men had to drink in municipal beer halls. In June 1959, 2,000 women marched to express their grievances. Others … an estimated 20,000 women in Natal protested and more than 1,000 were convicted in the courts. The anti-pass campaign … in Black Sash staged an all-white protest; in Pretoria, 2,000 African women rallied. Passes were first issued in …

… fifteen years after the discovery of diamonds in 1867. [1] More than diamond mining, the discovery of gold in 1882 … the Witwatersrand reef being electrified shortly after. [2] In 1891, Johannesburg was electrified and by the early … of the Gold Standard in 1932 and the build-up to World War 2 (WW2) , the South African economy boomed and ESCOM’s output …

… in South Africa by Ebrahim Mahomed Mahida References: 1. Mayson, J S, The Malays of Cape Town, Manchester, UK, Cave and Sever, 1865, p 7. 2. Seedat, Hassim, 'The First Recorded Settler was a Poitical … 41. Sunday Times Extra, Johannesburg, October 29, 1989, p 2. 42. A Historical Study of the Largest Mosque..., p 5; A O …

… per cent of the Africans who lived in Reserves was £2 16s. 7d. For an African to pay two kinds of taxes, … .. ..                           985                       1,503 European females .. .. ..                        8,896 … ..                             101                        2,497 TOTAL .. . . . .. …

… of Health Ministers in London, a decision was taken that 1 December would annually be observed as World Aids Day. This … challenges. The first World Aids Day was observed on 1 December 1988 under the theme 'Join the Worldwide Effort'. …

… Conference in Mangaung December 2012 is: Officials 1. Zuma, Jacob 2. Ramaphosa, Cyril  3. Baleka, Mbete 4. Mantashe, Gwede 5. …

… 1907 he, in all matches for the South Africans, he scored 1,288 runs and took seventy-three wickets. Probably his two …