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… the carrying of all weapons. The regulations introduced by Minister of Law and Order, Adriaan Vlok, gave the police … this violence. This matter should be investigated by another judicial commission." The previous week, Bishop … residents while allowing the group to keep their weapons. By mid-October, emergency restrictions had been lifted in all …

… crossed it from East to West in 1667 after he had gone by sea to Mossel Bay . Cruse found there a Hottentot tribe, … -word means 'dirty'. Before the exploration of the coast by the Netherlanders the Portuguese had, in the Martellus map … arid Mossel Bay was opened in 1906 and crossed the river by the same bridge, but a new railway bridge was built in …

… Tradition, a documentary history, Volume One 1907 - 1950, by Allison Drew Document 70 - Letter from the Workers' Party … from outside sources and the tremendous expense involved by the strike resulted in our having to give up our … been formed for the express purpose of combatting Fascists by the use of force. I am watching this organisation …

… the Crimean War at Scutari, Turkey. She was appalled by the conditions in the hospital and began gathering … and this began a life-long effort to better health by improving the treatment environment. In order to share her … a significant contribution to nursing internationally; by raising the status of nursing as a desirable occupation, …

… west of the town. The produce of the mine is transported by truck to the nearest railway line, which is 150 km away … probably unsurpassed on the face of the Globe." Close by is the Mountain of Ghamsberg, which is thought to house … New Dictionary of South African Place Names by Peter E Raper. …

… Star newspaper. Vorster also misappropriated funds by financing The Citizen, the only English newspaper … On 30 August 1979, he was acquitted of this charge by the Supreme Court in Pretoria, but his political career …

… fifty years on Robben Island. The trial was precipitated by the complaints laid against Jacobsz by a slave from Batavia, called Panaij van Boegies, in July …

… hip hop artist L-Tido in 2009.[2] He was even commissioned by Lebohang Morake to produce four songs for the Coca-Cola … Summahh” compilation album.[3] Anatii was also approached by the co-producer of the Lion King to co-produce one of the …

… United Nations (UN) troops and in 1961 he was charged by a UN investigation commission for involvement with the … the Congo - heserved only one year before he was dismissed by President Kasavubu. Following the accusation of treason …

… that was prefabricated and moved complete to the City by a German immigrant, August Julius Herman Moschke, in the early 1900's. The building was burnt down by a fire in 1906 and rebuilt in 1910. During World War 1 , …

… Operation 'Agreement', raid by British, Rhodesian and New Zealand troops on Tobruk, … oasis and Caravan on Barce – which were to be carried out by the Long Range Desert Group (LRDG) and the SAS . Operation …

… the six missing accused. Their names were never given by the source as to who they were. During the proceedings, … Robert Resha resumed his evidence under cross examination by Mr. J. Trengove, for the Crown. He said that the African …

… Boer army. Botha had been persuaded to continue the war by the Free State President Martinus Steyn and further … farms thinking that the war was over. But, encouraged by Botha’s revived determination and the news from the Free …

… axes. This unclear definition of 'traditional weapons" by Vlok was considered proof by the ANC that the Apartheid government to a large extent …

… Mangosuthu Buthelezi refused to attend a meeting organised by the African National Congress (ANC) and other five … view that Xhosas and Zulus were played against one another by the faceless forces (commonly known as the 'Third Force') …

… industry alive. The Diggers’ Memorial was designed by Herman Wald, a South African sculptor who was born in … Jew himself), love, anti-war ideals, and family dynamics. By honouring these ones in such a beautiful, poignant way, …

… powers of provinces would not be substantially diminished by the future elected government; provision for each province … of the regions would still be less than those enjoyed by the non-independent homelands. The IFP rejected the …

… Biehl (who was 26 years old), was dragged from her car by a 100-strong mob of youths in Gugulethu, a township just … death. Her Black friends tried in vain to stop the attack by shouting that she was a comrade, but it was too late, as …

… (ANC) activists were found guilty of their murders by Judge David Curlewis after they had been identified as the … Army, the armed wing of the PAC. After a lengthy campaign by the ANC and PAC to free the 'Eikenhof Three', they were …

… Sqoloza Xolo, who was blamed for the murder of G'caba by the African National Congress. Mr Xolo was the Chairman of … and arson. Violence in this area was allegedly sparked by a hand grenade attack on the house of ANC supporters. The …

… his grandmother Albertina Sisulu was constantly harassed by the security police for her political activities. Lungi … the generation whose schooling was constantly interrupted by the political instability both in the 1970s and 1980s. As …

… to Flowers, Marc Glaser; Skool; Marius Crous; Observatory by Dusk, Etienne de la Harpe; Seeking Salvation, E.J. … Letter to the Editor, Lionel Abrahams; Resistance Art by Sue Williamson, A.W. Oliphant; Abduraghiem Johnstone, …

… was simple: vote "no" to curb the advance of communism led by the South African Communist Party and the ANC in South Africa. Their argument was echoed by former South African President P.W. Botha. The results of …

… African photographer Anton Hammerl was killed, allegedly by Libyan forces on the Brega frontline. According to … desert. Hammerl and other frontline journalists were taken by Libyan forces to Brega, Libya, during the rebels’ attempt …

… Eastern Cape, then an administrative centre established by the British Government for the 1820 British Settlers. Lord … his term because of the charges that were laid against him by the farmers. Lord Charles Somerset died on 20 February …

… British Protectorate (Botswana).  The town was protected by a British force, comprising of both Whites and Blacks … fell low, but Baden-Powell remedied this difficulty by withholding rations from the sizeable Baralong town …

… international body with the aim of preserving world peace by preventing future wars through multinational dialogue and … the next election. When his party lost Wakkerstroom in a by-election in April 1924, reducing the majority of the SAP …

… in Johannesburg in 1961. His artworks - characterised by their warm colours, thick impasto paint, exaggerated … alleged that forgeries were printed and sold as originals by an art dealer. …

… currently known as Waalburg. The publication was edited by a number of people, including P.A Brand. On 24 July 1839, he was succeeded by his brother, Sir Christoffel (Joseph) Brand, a lawyer and …