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… as you would have been briefed by respective delegations. Finance remains one of the key issues, not only for a …

… are still functioning, were: Secretarial: M.P. Naicker Finance: A.E. Patel Recruiting: S.V. Reddy Legal and …

… Town, where they spent time at Robben Island, as well as Johannesburg where they met members of Mandela's family …

… officially came into being at a one day conference held in Johannesburg. The conference, attended by about 200 delegates …

… Venue: Chief Albert Luthuli House, 54 Pixley Seme Street, Johannesburg Issued by the African National Congress …

… Tuesday morning 7 September 2004 at a retirement home in Johannesburg . He was 89 years old and his wife, Ilse, who is …

… in African Politics, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg. The interviewee, nee Sibongile Susan Mthembu, …

… experimental radio broadcast in South Africa took place in Johannesburg. The Broadcast was of a music concert and was …

… Phambili, published by the Phambili Collective in Johannesburg, was a short lived publication comprising 3 …

… Assembly agreed on the 28th of July 1960 that Prime Minister Hamani Diori would govern the newly-independent …

… leaders, of whom some also signed the statement. Prime Minister P.W. Botha decided to test the opinion of White …

… attained independence. In 1965, Milton Obote, then Prime Minister of Uganda, promoted Amin to the rank of commander of …

… decided that Herbert Gladstone, son of the Britain Prime Minister and South African Governor-General at the time, …

… prisoners was published a day before her release. Justice Minister Kobie Coetsee announced that the release of …

… sigh of relief came to the "Sharpeville Six" after Justice Minister Kobie Coetsee granted them an indefinite stay of …

… bomb ANC offices in London in 1982 with the knowledge of Minister of Law and Order, Louis le Grange. This was in …

… President Clarence Makwetu and South Africa's Foreign Minister Roelof "Pik" Botha, Inkatha Freedom Party leader …

… has a right to life. The court action was opposed by the minister of health, Dr Nkosazana Zuma, together with the …

… The South African prime minister, Dr H.F. Verwoerd, announced in a statement before …

… Chairman General Assembly United Nations Organisation West Minister London Africans South Africa Protest against …

… a large deputation of sixty Indians called on the prime minister, General J.C. Smuts , on 11 February and urged him …

… is a remarkable and honourable one. Sir Rufane Donkin was born in 1773 and died in Southampton England in 1841. He was born of a military family, his father Robert Donkin was a … died in August 1818 after their first son George David was born.   The effect on Sir Rufane Donkin after her death was …

… Soweto on 16 June, 1976, held its first public hearing in Johannesburg. Evidence was taken on the extent of the damage …

… month Be Legal  campaign at the Jack Mincer Taxi Rank in Johannesburg, aiming to improve and legalise the taxi …

… 6000 athletes from around the African continent gathered in Johannesburg for the 7th All Africa Games, which opened on 9 …

… The rapid growth was due to the town being connected to Johannesburg, Harrismith and Bloemfontein by rail. The town’s …

… Yes, we all converged, other people from other centres, Johannesburg. They were coming by trains and thing like that … older people were given lifts by the patronage from Johannesburg and other countries. But we were a big force. … women in this organization. We use to attend meetings in Johannesburg. Q: Were you not afraid for your children during …

… strategies. What we agree here must strengthen the Johannesburg Declaration and Plan of Action of the World Summit for Sustainable Development. The Johannesburg Summit should affirm the centrality of … are hungry. We therefore look forward to welcoming you in Johannesburg in August and September this year. I thank you. …

… remote mission station in the Karroo, Olive Schreiner was born …