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… Romans, a people defeated in war were usually taken over by the conquerors as slaves. The men were imprisoned and … of the capture of people from West Africa who were taken by slave-traders to America or elsewhere. These slaves were … freedom for himself or for his children unless "set free" by his master. Both of these descriptions are not applicable …

… into northern and southern Natal and the Transvaal by 1977. By 1982, it had succeeded in organizing 100 per cent of the …

… the magazine’s 60 th anniversary, which we are celebrating by publishing new material and key profiles over the next … The magazine, initially established as ‘The African Drum’ by journalist and broadcaster Robert Crisp, was not at first financially successful. It was taken over by Jim Bailey who, with the assistance of a team of writers …

… the area further westwards. The Basotho wars were preceded by the mass migration of several Nguni groups. This migration … due to competition for resources, which was intensified by a drought. This competition for resources caused these … 1824. Moshoeshoe gave assistance to his defeated enemies by giving them land, which led to the establishment of the …

… among the Nama herders and groups of San hunter-gatherers. By then, the Korana had become well-armed and some sources … to note however, that livestock raids were carried out by a minority group of Korana. An important leader at the … of the Royal Artillery arrived in the area - led by Sir Walter Currie. Together with 400 mounted Boers and …

… It is also given additional powers and responsibilities by other national legislation. Since its inauguration on 2 … the noble ideals expressed in our Constitution are enjoyed by all in South Africa. The SAHRC works with government, … through the promotion and protection of human rights by: 1. Addressing human rights violations and seeking …

… be given to special diets for patients. Social Aspects: by 1885 the Indian population had reached around 30 000.  … were registered, of which 865 were still under indenture.  By 1885 there were eight divorces in Natal. According to the … Water supply for consumption on most Estates was fouled by pollution and was of grave concern.  Rivers and streams …

… and innovation across the arts. Tau performed by One Man and His Dog and The Market Theatre Photograph by Jan Potgieter Image source   The Festival The festival … as well as a Fringe programme, which are both administered by the National Arts Festival offic The Fringe The Fringe …

… The depression was caused by a number of serious weaknesses in the economy. Although … 24, 1929 when 16 million shares of stock were quickly sold by panicking investors who had lost faith in the American … there was really nowhere to go. Industry was badly shaken by the Depression. Factories closed; mills and mines were …

… order to meet the requirements of the service post set up by the Dutch East India Company (VOC) at the Cape of Good … Hope. Expansion of the Cape Colony was greatly influenced by the dry and infertile nature of its immediate interior. … © www.plantzafrica.com In September 1795 the Cape was won by British forces and soon after the VOC had ceased to exist. …

… we have yet to sufficiently acknowledge the role played by ordinary South Africans in the Liberation Struggle. … Project, 2000 The ‘Lives of Courage’ campaign was launched by SAHO in Durban on August 30, 2000. The keynote speaker at … The Final Prize: My Life in the anti-apartheid struggle by Norman Levy Alex Hepple: South African Socialist by Bob …

… The State of Art in South Africa Conference was chaired by Neville Dubow, then head of the Michaelis School of Art. … this refusal was the call towards non-racial art education by Bill Ainslie on the final day of the conference – White … at an elitist institution”, and this turnout was lamented by those who did attend the conference. [2] In fact, the …

… full and free democratic country. The TRC was established by the first democratic president Nelson Mandela under the … which transcends the conflicts and divisions of the past by: Establishing as complete a picture as possible of the … of the persons responsible for committing such violations, by conducting investigations and holding hearings; …

… at universities and universities of technology were led by the student organisation called the South African … police leading to tragic outcomes.   The major demands by protesting students across the country are similar. … South Africa. UCT campus 2015 Image source Other demands by students include: quality accommodation and transports for …

… they chose was Liliesleaf Farm. The house was 'purchased' by a fronting company and a member of the Communist Party; … The move to the farm would result in the 'birth' of the ANC's military wing; Umkhonto we Sizwe. The resulting trial …

… 1679 : Van der Stel arrives at the Cape, accompanied by his four sons and sister in-law Cornelia Six. He soon … the Company with livestock. Captain Dorha was captured by the soldiers, many of his followers killed and all of his … 1699 : Simon van der Stel resigns and is succeeded by his son, Willem Adriaan van der Stel. 24 June 1712 : Van …

… In 1887 Zululand was annexed by the colony of Natal and the Zulu were gradually stripped … arable land. There was widespread poverty, made worse by a series of natural disasters. In 1903 an epidemic of East … were swarms of locusts and enormous damage was caused by a severe hailstorm in 1905. All these factors led it a …

… marking this event is the commemorative exhibition mounted by Iziko Museums of Cape Town at the South African National … through this exhibition the significant role-played by SASA in the development of South African art, including …

… from having a foreigner in one's space, is circumvented by the relationship building Mads does before even … of the two streets in Tafelsig. View more work by Mads Nørgaard on his website - madsnorgaard.net  or …

… " Black Consciousness is in essence the realization by the Black man of the need to rally together with his … is white. It is a manifestation of a new realization that by seeking to run away from themselves and to emulate the …

… as the Prophet of Allah Kingdom : an area controlled by a particular person or where a particular thing or idea is … have studied it in detail Slave : a person who is owned by another person and is forced to work for them Trade : the …

… as the Prophet of Allah Kingdom: an area controlled by a particular person or where a particular thing or idea is … have studied it in detail Slave: a person who is owned by another person and is forced to work for them Trade: the …

… of the Industrial and Commercial Union (ICU) is stimulated by the arrest of one of its organisers, Selby Msimang in … take more radical positions that it has been contemplated by the ICU's original sponsors and he is regarded by the police as being connected with the International …

… roles as caregivers and Xhosa men, Xolani is challenged by the behaviour and taunts of his initiate, Kwanda, who is … governs the lives of these men. Modernity is represented by the city and the effect it has on people who leave the … for ‘becoming a man’. The story of the film was written by John Trengrove, Thando Mgqolozana and Malusi Bengu. …

… white and black South Africans were employed on the mines by 1890. South Africa became the single biggest gold producer … lay so deep under the ground. The gold had to be mined by shafts as opposed to open mines, like diamonds. Mining as … was from Britain and had made his fortune in South Africa by mining diamonds. He was also a supporter of the British …

… had fallen down a deep sink hole and were then covered by calcified sediment in an underground pool. The sediment … ended up in the dolomite caves because they were hunted by leopard, hyena and sabre-toothed cats which did use caves, or by accident, as in the case of the recent discovery. Museum …

… By the time Harriet became General Secretary for the GWIU, … was made up of 6648 male workers and 6715 female workers. By 1967 this had grown to 7582 female workers, while the …

… UDF also got drawn into campaigns being run and organised by affiliates on a regional level, and provided speakers and … a People's Weekend just prior to the referendum, attended by approximately 30 000 people across the country. This was the first open public defiance action by the UDF since its launch, and was the first major event in …

… its citizens to be interviewed at any location decided by the inspectors without any Iraqi officials present, and to … of the United Nations Security Council, for respect by all countries of the principle and practice of … a Freedom Park that we hope will stand out as an important tribute to the dignity of Africans and all human beings. The …

… in the town of Olympia. As far as could be established by modern archaeologist this festival lasted from some time … century the idea of reviving the Olympic Games was mooted by several people. It was, though, only when the French … a committee was established future membership should be by invitation only.   One might criticise him today but, he …