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… attitude How did archaeological research contradict apartheid historiography? Let us turn to one such university … Van Graan almost immediately remembered what one of his lecturers, Professor Leo Fouche, had taught him about the … Phalaborwa District. In addition to studying pottery from his sites, he combined archaeological evidence with …

… Some of the key players included President Zuma, his son, Duduzane Zuma, the Gupta brothers and their various …

… members of the public to leave their tributes for Madiba, his family and our nation. The Condolence Books shall be laid …

… of the Zulus. During one of Shaka’s campaigns, he and his army stopped to rest here. He was brought a Calabash …

… chicken Farm and planted an Orchard of 50,000 Peach Trees. His house and surrounding Structures where Built by Italian …

… 220 enslaved people taken from Benin. Her father was given his freedom in 1659; the first male slave to be freed . He …

… owner of that Property by not ending in bankruptcy. During his tenure he let it, as a Private Dwelling. In 1833, he …

… see a sangoma (traditional healer) strolling along in all his finery, hear the thumping sound of kwaito music from a …

… the French to be inter­spersed with the other burghers. His reasoning for this integration was 'that they could learn …

… slaves was fined £100 for every slave found on board his ship. However, this law did not put a complete stop to …

… gangs were the first grievance Retief mentioned in his manifesto. Many farmers believed that in the country's …

… told that or because the "blood of the white man" flows in his veins - and he has believed this. The Indian has been … We can continue in the old way, each travelling along his own lonely ditch which leads into his own segregated camp. This means that we accept the idea …

… According to the government, all the leaders who work through their political structures, that is, the …

… an oversight, to assess if there's value for money on the work by the Department, but also to assist and guide in …

… a trading store on the farm; 'Langlaagte'. It was at his initiative that the town was laid out and proclaimed in … unimpressive little place'. He came through Heidelburg, (his spelling) back in 1877 and was not very impressed with …

… this area in 1839 looking for improved summer grazing for his livestock. Rocher and his workers closed off the mouth of Papkuils River, forcing …

… vacant. President Ramaphosa has accordingly indicated his intention, once the new Chief Justice assumes office, to … Juris degree from the University of Zululand and obtained his LLB from the University of KwaZulu-Natal. He also holds …

… which is Afrikaans for-Cook's bush. Coloured people, under Apartheid, were forcibly removed from 'white areas' of Cape …

… The name “Adwa” always sounded so regal coming from his mouth, at once both strong and comforting. For much of … officials; and he formally denounced the treaty in 1893. His wife, Empress Taitu Betel, is said to have played a …

… when man shall have learned to co-operate, not only with his own kith and kin but also with all peoples and with all … ignorance today. A great Paramount Chief accepting that his name be included in the honourable list of Native princes …

… Land Acts were passed, depriving the Non-European of his land, prohibiting him from buying land and forcing him to … level. It is through lack of political rights - (a) that his education is deliberately starved; (b) that he is starved …

… money for six months. We forced this employer to pay all his recruited labour for the next three or four months … forced him to dissolve the government in order to reform his Cabinet without Mr. Madeley the Minister of Labour. Taken …

… and emigrated to the Cape in 1891. There he married his childhood sweetheart, Ines Mattiello, and rapidly became …

… to 25 years in jail, though he served only seven.  After his release, however, he went to Nigeria where the …

… Roodewal Farm, Somerset East, Eastern Cape of Good Hope. His two wives are buried with him. The first wife was Susanna …

… Famous settler Jeremiah Goldswain bought it for his son-in-law in 1853. He added rooms where the forge had …

… votes for and three votes against, and the Chairman gave his casting vote against. The next was contained in a letter …

… and the Trooper did not like him he was sent here to join his brother Munsamy who has been here for about one year. As …

… land in lease or otherwise at the date of the Ordinance. 3.His most Honourable the President by virtue of the power …

… visiting Spanish sea captain. Hooper and Kelly rode up by his side, disguised as British officers. They managed to …