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… was also the General Secretary of the A.N.C.), said in his presidential address: "I believe that it is extremely … the same lines and may welcome a resolution to strengthen his hands." This announcement must have come as a shock to … of the African but also affected adversely his right of free access to land, his economic, social and …

… himself. The commission of inquiry revealed that he used his offices to offer his close allies liquor licenses, influence the civil service … against the previous parliamentary inquiries about his conduct in office.     …

… a long career as an artist devoted to the study of man in his environment, first in the context of Africa and Rock Art, later, in the interpretation of his this concept in its broadest sense. His versatility and influence as an innovator and the …

… under the Chairmanship of Chief Justice F.L.H. Rumpff. His inaugural ceremony, resembling a religious service, was … led the procession to the Grand Parade where he delivered his inaugural address. His term of office was of short duration as he died in August …

… nicknamed “Muis” (English translation for mouse), due to his petite physique when he registered as a member of the …

… to Taipei to obtain a degree in advertising. He completed his MA in New York, where he worked as a sneaker designer and …

… champion at the time.[iv] Raymond claimed the title after his Olympic victory by beating Brian Norton, and retained the …

… Mnisi had just dropped off a friend and waited at his companion`s driveway when two men emerged and pointed …

… From 1900 to 1907 it was the home of Rudyard Kipling and his family who stayed here during the summer months. The …

… 1914-15, its leader, General CR de Wet, as well as many of his supporters, were held here during their trial. In 1930 it …

… laid out a Village on the site. He named it Grabow, after his home town in Germany. Grabouw is situated in the Elgin …

… Aristid due to the poor human rights record of Haiti under his presidency. Read more on : The Haiti Archives   …

… After being with numerous people, he left behind only his friend Hermann Kallenbach and a few Africans who lived …

… had spoken on trade unionism. Com Gosani reported that in his weeks organising tour he had visited in turn Benoni …

… or when he died but it is known that he was outlived by his widow, Anne de Berault de la Magre, from Normandy. …

… marched into town to see the mayor who maintained that his hands were tied. The women then burnt their passes or …

… When the emancipation of the slaves was in sight, he asked his slave,' Maniesa', (originally from Bengal, India ), and … to stay on the farm with him and care for him until his death. In his will, he left the Farm, to Maniesa , with the …

… Copley began producing amateur theatre and film. He met his business partner Simon Hansen during his high school years at a Johannesburg private school. After … itself an Oscar nomination and garnered Copley praise for his portrayal of the character Wikus. In 2010 he portrayed …

… prominent timber merchant from Stavanger in Norway . Left his hometown with his wife and nine children, planning to start a new life in … is where they started a timber trading company. In 1904 his son Charles Wilhelm Thesen bought Paarden Island, located …

… lower status than her husband and she was thus subject to his marital power. This was the position in terms of section … difficult for a wife to persuade the husband to let go of his control and sole discretion in the marriage. Furthermore, …

… properties since 1899 before acquiring Vergelegen. His wife and eight children lived with him in the Old … modernizing the estate. When mining magnate Sir Lioneland his wife art enthusiast LadyFlorence Phillips took over the … of the estate to have been buried there. A while after his death, the Kerr family left the estate. His grave is …

… Hospital. After a decade of heart surgery, Barnard and his gifted cardiothoracic team of thirty (which included his brother Marius), were well equipped to perform the nine … Her father, Edward Darvall agreed to the donation of his daughter's heart and kidneys. The operation started …

… leaders of the ANC had been one of putting pressure on the apartheid regime to make concessions. In the early days of … national-democratic revolution in South Africa under the apartheid regime could only be carried through by the taking …

… the case for the Indian subjects of Her late Majesty. In his dispatch dated the 4th September 1895, he stated: In … have to ordinary civil rights in British dominion for His Majesty's advisers to redeem the promises specifically … is a very well-known merchant, was twice obliged to put his thumb-impression. (iii) Wives and children under twelve …

… solidarity we can extend to you is to hasten the defeat of apartheid and the establishment of a nonracial, democratic …

… process from a most undemocratic and non-transparent apartheid regime, which used the budget to advance its …

… a Teacher, in the Rijdende Artillerie en Politie in 1888. His appointment as a Teacher was an early attempt by the … of whom would later hold the rank of Major). Erasmus began his training at Amersfoort, where he served as a member of … in the deployment of guns by a Field Battery. He received his Theoretical training at the Koninklijke Militaire …

… and the people who lived there were not a real part of his narrative. Nevertheless, he did try to provide his readers with some understanding of the naming of …

… oxen died after they were bitten by tsetse flies, his business was ruined. He had to find a new job in … new owner thought he was a stray dog that was stealing his fowl. He shot Jock dead. Fitzpatrick wrote Jock’s story …

… the "noise Chief Gatsha Buthelezi was making about his nephew who is allegedly being held by the ANC.] It is a …