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… A World Heritage Site is declared by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural …

… By at least the turn of the century, African churchwomen … Transvaal (who remain in the least Christianised today). By 1880 the new faith was relatively, established in most … New Dimensions, 1972: 198,216 Lilian Ngoyi, redoubtable ANC women's leader in the 1950s, voiced what remains a …

… to indigenous people. The endurance and tolerance shown by the tree in growing old is reflective of the sustained and exceptional service to South Africa that is awarded by this Order. Similarly the service rendered, still ensures …

… is the Sharpeville Day you mentioned that it was started by students, but to my knowledge and of course of my family … you talk of they will tell you that it was started by PAC - so please just try and explain this issue deeply … on your website Wow! I am absolutly and totally impressed by your history website. I wish there was a website so …

… The annual South African budget speech is given by the Minister of Finance. The event gives a detailed break …

… and laws on the new ideas about race that were developed by the Europeans at that time. Today these policies and laws …

… 16 December, Nadarasen 'Kukri' Appavoo was honoured by the House of Traditional Leaders for his role in the …

… collective and photographic agency. Established by Omar Badsha, Lesley Lawson and a small group of black and … in the face of stare censorship. Afrapix members driven by their opposition to apartheid and state repression pooled …   Initially, the Inter-Church Media Project (IMP) headed by Rev Bernard Spong supported Afrapix, with office, darkroom …

… how wrong they were! Adapted from the school textbook by Emilia Potenza, this feature provides a taste of Africa's … cultural traditions and the stories and memories passed on by the elders. ”The Broken String” presents this wealth of … 'The Broken String' was developed for the SAHO classroom by Emilia Potenza …

… next decade. Stalin became a famous local revolutionary by supporting strikers, publishing illegal propaganda and … Stalin made sure that his regime was not criticised by having his close friends run the press. In order to … pointed out the way ahead for future communist leaders by doing away with opposition to his implementation of …

… and ship repairs companies also came out on strike. By the end of March 1973, close on 100,000 mainly African … Government and its White capitalist allies were shaken by, presumably, what looked like a spontaneous strike, which …

… 1874 The first traces of alluvial Gold are found by Tom McLachlan. 1886 4 April, First newspaper, the …

… A sister ship to the Kenilworth Castle, she was built by Fairfields, in Glasgow, Scotland, and came into service in … this name, was a mail steamer of 10 248 tons. It was built by the shipyard of Harland and Wolff, at Belfast in Ireland. … service until 1915 when it was recalled to troopship duty. By 1920 the Briton had again returned to the mail run, was …

… that Aryan superiority was being threatened particularly by the Jews. Therefore, a hierarchy of 'races' was created … different. Its origin started in the Vedic period by Indo-Iranian people in India.  The word was a … on television, radio and in popular magazines, as well as by methodology of politicians. In this context, it is …

… a select committee was turned down.  The Bill was preceded by the formation of the Wijnbouwers Vereeniging in October … to oppose the bill. Hofmeyr exploited the agitation by proposing the formation of an organisation to oppose the … tour and more than doubled the number of branches by late 1882. Boerenvereenigingen in the eastern Cape Various …

… of these goals were to encourage social progress [v] by halving poverty, providing every child whether the child … the most infectious diseases such as HIV/AIDS and malaria. By providing health care treatment to these diseases, the … to meet any of the goals of the Millennium Declaration by 2015.” (UN World Summit Declaration, 2005). [xvii] …

… Section 9 -Equality Women are obviously protected by the full range of rights guaranteed in the new … benefits of life insurance policies made in their favour by their husbands. The Constitutional Court held that section … policies ceded to them or made out in their favour by their wives. The Court held that, since the common-law …

… Section 9 -Equality Women are obviously protected by the full range of rights guaranteed in the new … benefits of life insurance policies made in their favour by their husbands. The Constitutional Court held that section … policies ceded to them or made out in their favour by their wives. The Court held that, since the common-law …

… to discuss the shooting of alleged Herero cattle thieves by a settler named Bulack. Tensions between the Herero and … not meet with the Herero because they had been warned by the old man that the Herero were planning to kill them. … settlers who did not retreat into the fort are killed by the Herero. As more Herero pass through the town the …

… this time, the Cape and Natal had been colonies controlled by the British, and the Transvaal and Free State were areas … policy of protected labour remained in place, strengthened by the Bantu Education Policy. The system of migrant labour … workers, leaving their children behind to be looked after by other family members. The land laws were made stricter in …

… our blog. Pledging to Debate History The pledge proposed by the Minister of Education and purportedly coming from the … us anything, it is that belief in a common vision informed by a basic set of human values - dignity, justice, freedom, …   Pledges don't instill values. Values are instilled by learning to engage critically with the past. We need to …

… Africa, where it made its appearance in September 1918. By the end of 1918, more than 127 000 Blacks and 11 000 … of the epidemic in South Africa, the fifth hardest hit by the pandemic worldwide. According to historian, Howard … which sailors and soldiers spread the infection. Secondly by 1918, South Africa had a well developed railway network of …

… The sinking of the SS Mendi was caused by the reckless action of the captain of the SS Darro. It … and arming a Black army was considered undesirable by the White government as many felt they could return to … 1941). While this may have not occurred, the final sermon by Isaac Williams Wauchope, an interpreter and minister is …

… formed in 1982 to address the specific challenges faced by black women under apartheid. The organisation emerged from … the Black Consciousness Movement philosophies developed by Steve Biko, Onkgopotse Abram Tiro, and Vuyelwa Mashalaba, … of spiritual bonds between the child and their lineage. By adopting this name, the women's wing symbolically …

… and Settlement . Unpublished manuscript made available by author. BRUCE, HJ . 1976. The Arts and Crafts of the … WANGEMANN, Th . 1957. Maleo en Sekoekoeni . Translated by Dr JFW Grosskopf. Cape Town: Van Riebeeck Society. WEISS, Ode . 1963. Funksionele Kunsuitinge by die AmaNdzundza . Unpublished MA Dissertation, University …

… of Asiatics. Indians and Chinese who did not register by a certain date would no longer be allowed to stay in the … the Indians would burn their registration certificates.  By the closing date of registration in terms of the Black …

… consisted of MH Gallwey and BP Lloyd, was appointed by one Colonel Milles, an Administrator of the … were complaints of flogging and assaults on Indian workers by their "masters" Indian workers objected to the enforced …