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… Address by President Nelson Mandela to the National Council of Provinces …

… Address to CODESA by comrade Nelson R. Mandela, President of the ANC …

… rebels in eastern Congo declare a unilateral cease-fire to allow refugees who want to return to Rwanda to go home. …

… rejected it. Matanzima, however, persuaded the Bunga to accept the Act in 1955. The Act was intended by South Africa to give chiefs more local power, but at the same time use … – Matanzima was soon forced to take his announcement back when he needed money from South Africa. In 1979 …

… United Nations agrees to hand over Eritrea to Ethiopia. …

… Egypt announces plans to sell cotton to Communist China. …

… To dismantle apartheid is a question of barrel to barrel …

… No to the Boerestaat: yes to a united South Africa …

… An injury to one is an injury to all …

… No to removals: yes to an undivided South Africa …

… An injury to one is an injury to all …

… Bosses move to homelands to escape from trade unions …

… Key to student strength is to organise and consolidate …

… Health in Mozambique - from exploitation to revolution to liberation …

… was later changed into Modderbee prison. Nzo was sent off to Eastern Cape to receive missionary education. After completing his matric, … people walked nine miles from the township to town and back every day for three months to protest the increase in …

… as a doctor at the time. Later in 1943 the family moved back to South Africa. Claire went to Johannesburg's Roedean school before proceeding with her … Holden,  C, (2007), ' Hilary Claire Educationist keen to get schoolchildren thinking about equality and diversity …

… in Potchefstroom, Transvaal (now North West Province ), to Georgina Garson and Stephen Bonny Mpama, an interpreter … Johannesburg , Transvaal (now Gauteng ) but moved back to Potchefstroom in 1921. ‘Palmer’ is the anglicised version … 60 iconic women – the people behind the 1956 women’s march to Pretoria (21-30), [online], Available at: …

… years that followed, South Africa ignored repeated calls to turn Namibia over to majority rule. In 1966, the General Assembly passed … and declaring that South Africa had no further right to administer South-West Africa. An apparent breakthrough … US Secretary of State Cyrus Vance travels to South Africa to promote transition to black rule in Namibia …

… Northern Transvaal (now Limpopo). Nefolovhodwe then went to the University of the North (also known as Turfloop), … The expulsion of Nengwekhulusparked protests, leading to the deployment of the police around the institution to … prison, with his BCM comrades. After his release he went back to his political activism and joined a BCM-aligned trade …

… Joseph and Lily Hirson, were Jews who had immigrated to South Africa to evade the pogroms, persecution and discrimination Jews … His wife was working as pediatrician. Hirson never made it back to South Africa since the fall of apartheid, except in …

… The South African government was to grant self-government to KaNgwane. This move was seen as confirmation that it had … its land deal with Swaziland, of which KaNgwane was to have been part. South Africa and Swaziland were not new to … ‘The Appeal Court in Bloemfontein restores Ingwavuma to South Africa’ , [online], available at …

… To be a Pilgrim …

… Flight to freedom …

… Background to violence …

… A Day to remember …

… Forward to freedom …

… So where to …

… Witness to apartheid …

… Something to Kill …