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… easy targets. In 2010, the Bengal tiger Panjo escaped from his owner's bakkie. He was found two days later after an …

… of Sifiso Nkabinde, who had been expelled by the ANC for his involvement in the very violence under discussion. This …

… found the Cape, and named it "Cape Maclear" after his friend, the astronomer who was Her Majesty's Astronomer …

… 1967. The Rhodesian Prime Minister, Ian Smith, invited his South African counterpart John Vorster to send South …

… led closer to Mannie and he was forced into hiding while his family went into exile. The prison break came roughly two …

… between Folkenstone in England and Calaise in France in his flip flops. Trains travelling at speed of 100 mph pass …  (2005),'  Man Walks To France Through Chunnel.. in just his flip-flops ' , 12 October, [online] Available at  …

… her three cubs. Adams took the cubs home and together with his wife, Joy, raised them. The two older cubs were later …

… written to Comrade Bunting, asking him to supply us with his version of the case. The following telegram was sent to …

… 70’s and served time in prison, during which he completed his law degree. Ntsebeza emerged as a commissioner in the …

… fresh and valid and should be presented to our people. His call to unity and mass action is of particular importance …

… Banned and harassed by the security police, Hjul and his family left South Africa for Britain on an exit permit in …

… in the profession of hand-weaving. However, Fallows spent his spare time studying, especially subjects like …

… of Zulu Chief Cetshwayo(Cetewayo) was burnt down and his impis (Zulu soldiers) were defeated.   Cetshwayo was …

… need for a public hospital in Cape Town. Dr. Bailey used his own funds to build the hospital. In 1855, the Somerset …

… lip sympathy, it was unable to get anything more from His Lordship. He strongly advised the community not to resist … of licences and other matters that were brought to his notice. His Excellency also made the important statement that the …

… was Mswati. He was a gifted diplomat and warrior and when his term ended in 1868, the Swazi nation was secure. During … until 1982 when Prince Makhosetive Dlamini was selected as his successor. He was crowned as King Mswati III in 1986 and … in favour of democracy put pressure on the king to change his state structure. The first Parliamentary elections in the …

… France! Nevertheless, under Bakary’s successor (who was his cousin and fellow Songhai-Zarma)-Hamani Diori, … referendum and election victories, Mamadou Tandja and his actions remained unpopular with many, and on February 18, … was eventually announced that Tandja and other members of his government had been seized by soldiers and were being …

… 1979, and General Moussa Traoré received 99% of the votes. His efforts at consolidating the single-party government were … reform programs and the perception that the President and his close associates were not themselves adhering to those … Konare did not seek reelection since he was serving his second and last term as required by the constitution. …

… attitude. This was strongly supported by Prof. Jabavu and his brother Mr. Alex Jabavu, which resulted in the following … a cordial welcome to the Right Hon. Srinivasa Sastri on his arrival in South Africa and as a representative of … Sorabjee Rustomjee was an interested spectator and true to his previously expressed opinion took no part whatsoever. The …

… Mowena, led E.S.J. van Graan (farmer and prospector), his son and three others, to Greefswald farm on Mapungubwe … of Pretoria , Professor Leo Fouché. As a result of his intervention with the University, negotiated with the …

… in 1886 with President Brand taking up Quarters, until his Death in 1888. Presidents F.W. Reitz (1888–95) and M.T. … the Government House and was Occupied by Lord Roberts and his Officers; and later by Sir Hammilton J Goold-Adams …

… to music,” said Simo. He said the car wash is one of his hangout spots as it becomes vibey on Sundays with … said he enjoys spending weekends at the Dakota Beach with his family or friends. “It’s ideal for family outings. …

… 1884, in Mafikeng, Chief Montshiwa signed a treaty ceding his sovereignty to the British. Soon afterwards the British … Wales road, which was used by the Prince of Wales during his historic visit the Barolong Boo Ratshidi. The Mafikeng …

… Now that chance is gone. But we hope Hofmeyr will stick to his guns. Comrade MASIU Holds Up the Bill On Tuesday an … of Native Affairs, or some other Minister acting in his stead, shall cause the register (hereinafter referred to …

… (Kousseri) along the Logone River, the Islamic ruler and his kingdoms were all defeated and a French territory was …

… to claim the area as a protectorate, Lüderitz transferred his rights over the bay on 24 April 1884 to the German …

… It was named in honour of the Governor, in recognition of his contribution to education in the colony. In January 1859 …

… Nelson Mandela attacked President F.W. de Klerk for his continued silence on alleged co-operation between the IFP … A Crime Against Humanity: analysing the repression of the apartheid state , Johannesburg: Human Rights Committee.| …

… was shot dead at close range with an AK47 rifle outside his luxury home in Windhoek, South West Africa (now Namibia). …

… de Angola (FAPLA ), during which he declared that his forces had killed over 230 South African troops in the …