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… this despite the enormous amounts invested in it and the resulting wealth derived from it. South Africa is a world leader in deep mining, with its gold mines being the deepest man-made excavations to date. … activities, in South Africa, with regard to human life and environment is tremendous.  On10 May 1995, more than 100 …

… National leadership of the ANC and the Alliance, ANC Provincial Chairperson, Comrade Ace Magashule and the provincial leadership, Leadership of uMkhonto we … Military Veterans Association, (MKMVA), Former Commanders and Commissars of MK, Former combatants of the people`s army, …

… Imperial Majesty,  Your Royal Majesty,  Your Excellencies and distinguished guests, Allow me on behalf of the liberation movements, the revolutionary fighters and oppressed peoples of our countries, to express profound … The links between the OAU, the liberation movements and the peoples they represent are vital and therefore we are …

… Country. The Limpopo River marked its border with Botswana and Zimbabwe to the North, while the Vaal River marked its … to the Transvaal’s future were discoveries of diamonds and gold deposits (1868–74) along the Vaal River and other sites, … in the mid-twentieth Century. The discovery of large gold deposits in the Witwatersrand Area in 1886 resulted in a …

… This is a book about forgotten pages of South Africa's rich worker history from 1903 to 1921. It includes … in the Mother City at the turn of the 20 th century and Uncovers the struggles and tribulations of various sections of the working class …

… Tambo at the meeting of Representatives of the parties and movements participating in the celebration of the 70th …

… as the Chancellor of the University of Fort Hare and on being awarded the Honorary Degree of Doctor of Laws, …

… in support of the liberation movements of Southern Africa and in Support of the Frontline States, Lusaka, 10 April 1979 …

… Statement of the Chairperson of SADC and President of South Africa, Thabo Mbeki, on the occasion …

… Samuel Jacobus Brander, the Rev. Joshua Mphothleng Mphela, and Stephen Nguato of the Ethiopian Catholic Church in Zion, …

… 's Step Most Timely": Joint Statement By Dr G. M. Naicker And Dr Y. M. Dadoo On The Decision Of The Government Of India … part of the Government of India as being most opportune and timely in view of the present political situation in … to incur the hostility of two great countries like India and Pakistan. On the other hand, friendly relations with them …

… University! UCT is also one of Africa's leading Teaching and Research Institutions, with a number of Campuses. UCT was … that grew substantially after 1880, when the discovery of gold and diamonds in the North – and the resulting demand for … Skilled Personnel, in the Country's emerging Diamond and Gold-Mining Industries . Another key development during this …

… the Roodepoort Museum capably covers Roodepoort’s long and diverse History, which dates back to 1884, despite having … the changes brought about because of the Discovery of Gold on the Witwatersrand and include a Reconstructed 19th Century Farmhouse, a Late …

… Mountain 1 194m high, situated just South-East of eLundi and 12m North-East of White River. The name is said to be … this was provided here for Travellers, travelling to the Gold Rush in the Lowveld, In the Mpumalanga Lowveld you will … dolomite Caves in the World, the famous Sudwala Caves and the Lowveld National Botanical Garden with an enormous …

… items like historic documents, photos, trophies and records. The fire, battled by seven fire crews, started … the site of the current railway station in 1888 during the gold rush, hence the name Wanderers - migratory workers … station led to the relocation of the Wanderers Club and clubhouse to Kent Park (now Illovo) - the same site where …

… 1939. This Union opened its membership to European, Indian and Native workers in the industry. This open membership was … has always been faced with the problem of organization and the relations between European and non-European workers. … of his economic situation often persuaded the Indian worker himself to become a blackleg. Such was the case during …

… Minutes of a meeting between a South African delegation and a United States delegation to discuss the situation in Mozambique and Angola … the Minister of Foreign Affairs, the Honourable R F Botha and a United States delegation led by Dr C Crocker, Assistant …

… era, from the 17th century on, indigenous tribes people and slaves imported from the east adapted Western musical … their first album, Amabutho, which was also the first gold record by black musicians. This band became perhaps the … as a weapon of the struggle, and the phrase, "cultural worker", began to replace "artist", "musician" or "writer". …

… founded in 1917 by Sir Ernest Oppenheimer to exploit the gold fields of the East Rand, announced that it intended to … of Anglo American Corporation of South Africa (AACSA) and Minorco. The new company was listed in London, Johannesburg and Switzerland on 24 May 1999. Anglo American Corporation …

… The second Ashanti war took place between 1873 and 1874, 50 years after the first one. The Ashanti Kingdom … the interior, but also dominated the coastal tribes of the Gold Coast (now Ghana). The Ashanti Kingdom was very powerful, practiced ritual human sacrifices and even traded slaves with Europeans. Over time, the Ashanti …

… such as the expansion into the interior of South Africa and the discovery of gold and diamonds. By the mid-nineteenth century, the mining …

… meant that the usual means of transporting provisions and articles to and from the city itself became inadequate. This was primarily due to the extraction of gold, which after the end of hostilities was in full …

… pipe bomb in American history- which killed 2 people and injured 111. The motive for the attack, according to … attacks in 1997, targeting an Atlanta lesbian nightclub and an abortion clinic. As for South Africa's participation … in the 1996 Olympic Games, swimmer Penny Heyns won two gold medals in the woman's 100 and 200 metres breaststroke. …

… 1891 who, following his retirement from the Witwatersrand gold mines, lived there until his death in 1927. In 1978 …

… of the largest private collections of rugby memorabilia and is one of its kind in the world, a must-see for rugby … of South African rugby with trophies, jerseys, boots and other memorabilia. The highlight is the interactive … elected President Nelson Mandela, wearing a green and gold Springbok jersey, presented the Ellis Cup to White, …

… is considered the principal factor in the potential style and quality of wine that a region can produce and cool to intermediate temperature climates have … in the world.  In 2012 Kookfontein won the South African Gold Medal for Best Young Wine in the Olifants River Region. …

… was named after Johann Friedrich Bernhard Rissik and Christiaan Johannes Joubert - the only document dealing … of the ZAR, while Joubert was a member of the Volksraad and head of the government's office of mines. It was on the … these two men that the land involved was declared a public gold-field, while they also suggested the town to be laid out …

… Town. He was the eldest son of James Coleman Fitzpatrick and Jenny Fitzgerald, both of whom were originally from … served as a Supreme Court judge in the Cape Colony and following his death Percy Fitzpatrick travelled to the … mother and sister. Fitzpatrick became the editor of the Gold Fields News in Barberton and in 1895 he acted as the …

… (b. 1945) peers with a clean mix of empathy, objectivity and acuity into the hearts and faces of every person in this meeting that his lens … is about being oppressed by the system. Entitled Garment Worker, Queen Street, Durban (1986), the work is cast in …

… the Preliminary Unity Conference of Delegates from the AAC and the National Anti-C.A.D., December 17, 1943 …