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… A2 poster litho green, black, gold; photo Chris Hani; text: Remember Chris Hani People's …

… a crew of 110, 36 guns, European-made trading goods and 70 chests of silver ‘pieces of eight’.  A ‘piece of eight’ is silver or gold ‘coins’ that were worth eight Spanish ‘Reales’ that could be broken or cut into eight pieces and used to trade for goods and services.   The Johanna was …

… A2 poster black green gold photo Isu Laloo Chiba; text Win with the ANC Isu Laloo …

… English social worker and reformer Emily Hobhouse, renowned for her exposure … of conditions in concentration camps for Boer women and children during the Second South African War/ Anglo Boer … a chronology, Pretoria: Lapa, p. 218.| Achome," HISTORY AND ORIGINS OF THE ARTS & CRAFTS MOVEMENT IN SOUTH AFRICA …

… in Oslo, Ondieki participated in the Olympic Games in 1988 and 1992 but failed to win medals. In 1991 he won the World Championships gold medal in Tokyo and set a Kenyan 5000 meter record of 13; 01.82 in Zurich. …

…  Named after J. Abott, a prospector who looked for gold in the Barberton District, in the nineteenth Century. …

… Hester Cornelius (Translated from the Afrikaans) I was born and brought up in the Lichtenburg District, Transvaal. Both my father and my grandfather fought in the Boer War and were taken … relatives. When my father married, he became a building worker and mother looked after the small piece of land he had …

… 30th Anniversary of The Freedom Charter. Title in gold at top. White poster with Freedom Charter in black …

… conditions. The two met on three occasions between 14 and 24 September 1992, discussing three specific ANC preconditions: the surveillance of migrant worker hostels; a ban on the public display of dangerous traditional weapons and the release of political prisoners. It was believed by …

… was born in Johannesburg on 4 March 1932 to a Swati mother and a Xhosa father. Her mother was a sangoma and a domestic worker while her father worked as a clerk for Shell. Makeba …

… for the new government was to define a single land and labour dispensation for South Africa. This challenge was … they felt were a betrayal of liberal British traditions. Worker organisation around wages and poor working conditions on the gold mines led to a series of strikes. In the rural areas the …

… Maria Groesbeek and Christian Buys were married in the 1950's. During their … seventeen years of marriage they lived with Buys' mother and six brothers for seven years, after which they moved … Buys' friend, Gerhard Groesbeek, a 20 year old railway worker. Wanting to marry him, she asked her husband for a …

… of discussions held between the South African Government and the United States Government to discuss military and political solutions to achieve a negotiated settlement in … a South African delegation led by Minister R F Botha and a United States delegation led by Deputy Secretary of …

… were given geographical names, like Northern Transvaal and Eastern Transvaal. In 1995, the names of three of these provinces, PWV, Orange Free State and Northern Transvaal, were changed. The PWV, which … region was, renamed Gauteng Sotho name meaning "a place of Gold". Orange Free State and Northern Transvaal were changed …

… of 13. Hestrie proved to be a top athlete when she won a gold medal at the world championships in Paris in 2003. The … ritual of spinning her index fingers around each other and leaning sideways before every jump. After the 2004 … sports. She married Afrikaans singer, Jurie Els and in 2007 they moved to New Zealand.  …

… Kwame Nkrumah became the first prime minister and president of Ghana in 1957 until 1966.Ghana (formerly known as The Gold Coast) gained its independence and became a republic in 1960. Nkrumah was a founder of the … O.E., ‘Kwame Nkrumah (1997,1999): A Case Study of Religion and Politics in Ghana’ , (University Press of …

… Constance Annie Nothard, nursing sister and recipient of the Florence Nightingale Medal, the highest … Service in Western Europe during the First World War and was awarded the Croix de Recompense for distinguished service in France. She received the first Gold Medal of the South African Nursing Association on 12 May …

… the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Literature and Philosophy in the subject sociology at the University of … of the Industrial Conciliation Act from 1924 to 1979, and of state labour policy of direct relevance to worker organisation. It considers in particular the reasons …

… Contents and Contributors Stories: The Promise By Gladys Thomas; It’s … Mahlangu, Biddy Crewe. Features: Staffworker, a Factory Worker’s Story by Simon Khumalo; Art and Society, Art and Misconceptions by Bicca Muntu Maseko; …

… OF THE OFFICIAL CLOSING OF THE SUMMIT OF HEADS OF STATE AND GOVERNMENT OF SADC Chichiri Conference Centre, 8 …

… on the Start of the 16 Days of No Violence Against Women and Children Campaign, 25 November 2003 …

… intent to set up a national capacity for Economic Research and Policy formulation 23 November 1991 …

… 187ha have been bought in terms of the Development Trust and Land Act of 1936 at a cost of R1,27bn for th …

… The Poor White problem spread to the factories and the slums of Johannesburg and was soon felt in the … veld seem cheerful and friendly. Johannesburg, the City of Gold", the wealthiest city on the African Continent, with its … these hovels. I remember visiting the home of a garment worker in 1931, a widow with six children, who lived in a …

… of South Africa winning the Rugby World Cup. Half a gold cup on left hand side. White outline of cup in centre. …

… greatly because of the discovery of diamonds (1867) and gold (1886). As with the Industrial Revolution in … A famous Pedi hunter, Jacob Makoetle. He became a migrant worker in order to buy a gun Source 10 The success of the …

… that Katanga's abundance iof natural minerals of copper, gold, and uranium would be exploited by the newly-formed Congolese … In June 1967, a plane he was travelling in was hijacked and Tshombe was taken to Algeria where he remained until his …

… Republic of Tanzania, Vice-Chairman of Chama Cha Mapinduzi and Current Chairman of PTA Authority, Your Excellencies, Heads of State and Government, Honourable Ministers, Heads of Delegations, … Excellencies, members of the Diplomatic Corps, Comrades and friends, Ladies and gentlemen, It is a great honour for …

… the first bank to open a branch on the Witwatersrand gold fields. The second branch in Johannesburg was opened in … it moved its head office from Pretoria to Johannesburg and in 1970 it took ownership of a prestigious new head … Street. The bank has grown to span 17 African countries and 16 countries across South East Asia, Latin America and …

… founding in 1987 until 2009, was both a man of his times and a giant representing working class principles of co-operation, democracy, probity and the best in human values. He lived through the rigours of … finances. Yet to the end Mashishi hoped and believed that worker unity could be forged anew. Petrus Mashishi was born …