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… E. ‘Major General Sir Henry Timson Lukin (1860 – 1925)’ from Scholar [online] Available at www.schola.sun.ac.za …

… an important figure in Afrikaans literature. Originally from Napier in the Cape, she spent most of her working life … n.d. ‘Alphabetical list of authors: Wilma Stockenström’ from Stellenbosch Writers [online] Available at:  …

… Farm.)  The main reason for the transfer of land from the University was that the land had been found to be …

… two centuries. The cottages look out over the vineyard from which Kookfontein Sauvignon Blanc is made. …

… States in Johannesburg on 13 September 1988 after escaping from the Johannesburg Prison. … Political History: a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997 , Westport: Greenwood.| …

… translates to ‘Wood Bay’ in Afrikaans). Soon Hout Bay grew from being a few farms to becoming a Fort and finally a …

… its concerns sufficiently, and announced its withdrawal from talks on constitutional issues. However, this had little …

… Donald "Dolan" Acheson is purported to have been deported from South Africa on the 31 March 1991, having being fingered … Ramaphosa, N., Thursday 30 March 1995 , from  ANC Daily Newsbriefing , [online], Available at  … 12 March 2014]|English!nfo, Civil Co-operation Bureau , from English!nfo , [online], Available at  …

… 1990 was an important milestone, which signalled a shift from being covert underground organisations to functioning as …

… SACU and the NSC included reducing the number of games from seven to four and cancelling the second test match. It … 228-9.|Wilson, H, St. George's Park History - Chapter 27 , from St. George's Park History, [online], Available at …

… Magazine website NB: Some of the information was taken from Namibian.com.na, but that link is broken. …

… Cecil John Rhodes held up during the Siege of Kimberley from 1899 – 1900 . The fist curator of the museum was Ms …

… Rivers, Commissioner and Resident Magistrate of Swellendam from 1834 to 1841. On 9th March 1848, Sir Harry Smith …

… 1970s, yielding almost exclusively Dutch silver Ducatoons from the 1600s. The number of coins found in the 1970s was …

… billions on an arms deal while its citizens are dying from HIV/AIDS in tens of thousands. According to Cosatu, to … National Strategic Plan (NSP) 2012-2016 in a nutshell ', from SANAC Organisation, [online] Available at … (2010), ' Overview of the national HIV/AIDS Strategy ', from Aids Government , [online] Available at …

… the SS Waratah, with 211 passengers and crew departed from Durban bound for Cape Town, and disappeared without a …

… "to investigate all the violations of human rights ... from all quarters". In the meantime, ANC leaders said that …

… in 1992. On 16 February the IFP called its supporters from all over the province to a gather in the eSikhawini … Commision Special Report, Volume 3: 1991 , from SABC , [online], Available at www.sabctrc.saha.org.za …

… more than 30 senior police officers are seeking amnesty from the Commission for a bombing campaign carried out during … TO STOP TRC REPORT SET DOWN FOR WEDNESDAY ', October 27, from The Department of Justice and Constitutional Development … 2013]| BBC News, (1998), ' Africa De Klerk accusations cut from report ', October 28, [Online], Available at: …

… allegedly eating on the job.  The second conviction arose from an incident two weeks before the assault on Mr Motshabi, … gets R20 000 bail, appeals against jail sentence , from Department of Justice , [online], Available at  … M.,(1997), Tantrums and tears as Terre'Blanche convicted , from The Independent , [online], Available at  …

… Minister of Law and Order conveyed this order directly from President P. W. Botha. In two-hour talks with the TRC, … TM Mbeki On The Statement of The Bombing of Khotso House  from  South African Government Information , 22 October   … ‘PW willing to help TRC but won’t apply for amnesty’ from the South African Press Association , 21 November  …

… breaststroke. South Africa had previously been banned from participating in the Games due its policy of apartheid. …

… of South Africa. Die Stem was sung on official occasions from 1928, and Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika was first sung publicly …

… The Mountain was also known to the Boers as 'Logieskop', from Dutch-logies, which means boarding or lodging, as this …

… by Act of Parliament on 1 August 1834, becoming law from this date. Emancipation was followed by four years of … Human & Rousseau.|Eh Din, Black History Month and 2007 , from Eh Din , [online], Available at  www.panjab.org.uk …

… India and Pakistan, and in the interests of world peace. From: Passive Resister , Johannesburg, July 23, 1948 …

… their lives. In May 1952 Kahn and Carneson were expelled from the House of Assembly and Cape Provincial Council, … (Accessed: 14 February 2013)| O’Malley, P. ‘1950’ , from Nelson Mandela Centre of Memory , [online], available, …

… 23 May 1951 aged 90, the same year, Nelson Mandela’s son from his first marriage with Evelyn was born. In paying …

… the government’s policies and its increasing move away from democracy, resigned to form his own opposition party. … Answers,  Oginga Odinga , from Answers , [online], Available at  www.answers.com … 14 January 2014]|Independent,  Obituary: Oginga Odinga , from The Independent , [online], Available at  …

… two inmates, Allan Heyl and Lee McCall. The three escaped from prison and began robbing banks. The media soon coined … African Crime," The stander Gang ",From: African Crime [online] Available at: … on 25 November 2013]| Brightview," Whiter Than White ",From: Brightview [online], Available at: …