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… 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 …

… of European colonisation. Unfortunately for Doman, his earlier attempts at Khoikhoi trade with the Dutch, …

… the Cape’s torturous weather prevented Captain Brown and his navigator from getting an accurate idea of their …

… Areas, people living in Volksrust also suffered under the apartheid Groups Areas Act legislation. Before 1994, Black …

… and dumped at a waste site, was positively identified by his mother. At Seipei's funeral on 25 February 1989, at … in the Orange Free State, the Black community acknowledged his role in organising resistance among school students in …

… and 11 kilometers wide. He was however unsuccessful in his attempt to break this speed record, in his Napier-Campbell Blue Bird! 'Scatec', has since been …

… from an Aristocratic English Family, with Ancient Roots. His full Name was; George Herbert Hyde Villiers, 6th Earl of … served as Chief Scout of the Boy Scout movement during his tenure as Governor General and filled many other Public … largely forgotten figure from our Colonial past. However, his name is still remembered in Hotels, Streets, Guesthouses, …

… I, the kingdom’s founding father, throughout most of his mid-19th Century reign. Sotho oral tradition has it that … of Night’ - was so named by Moshoeshoe because he and his followers, who arrived there in the chilly midwinter of … at night, a legend propagated by Moshoeshoe to discourage his enemies from attempting a nocturnal siege. The expansive …

… by poverty and underdevelopment. Necessarily, as we work to get these answers, we will have to proceed from the … structures and systems of the CEE have the capacity to work for these objectives, including the containment of … separate (Picasso's) anxiety about (African) influence (on his art). From Europe's larger anxiety about the mask of …

… that President Paul Kruger was in voluntary exile for his his last days in the Town of Clarens, in Switzerland! Clarens …

… professionals, housewives, etc. Organisational work for the stay-at-home must not be confined to the … To achieve the next successful national stoppage of work we shall have to assist SACTU to build up powerful trade …

… on the table, ranging from a few dozen officers who would work with Burundian police to a muscular, 3,000-strong …

… national problems in a sane and sober manner, and would work out solutions which sought to preserve and safeguard the …

… During the survey, IPPs indicated their willingness to work with the Municipalities in addressing the needs of the …

… slept, cooked and made tools. Sometimes it is possible to work out what people ate, how they adapted to their …

… bodies slumped in sleep through sheer exhaustion. The work routine repeated itself in the endless rising and …

… jumping from the 10th floor. After many years of struggle, his family managed to get the inquest re-opened, the initial … 3 of the security police being pursued for their role in his death. On the 19th January 2016 the family handed over …

… built in 1792 by Guillaume du Toit , on land granted to his grandfather, Francois, one hundred Years before. … Malherbe, who bought the property in 1880. A year later his son Daniel Francois was born there, and grew up to be a …

… To better understand these links, he has concentrated his research in recent years on the material culture of the … of the Saharan Diaspora, relying on objects from his personal collection which encompasses the whole of North …

… Mbeki's AIDS denialism has become synonymous with his presidency and in 2008 it was determined that his influence on policy resulted in thousands of preventable …

… Swiss Fernand Francis Haenggi (b. 1934, Dijon, France) and his mother Mrs F.M.L. Haenggi founded Gallery 101 to showcase …

… in 1811 and emigrated to the Cape in 1835. Following his marriage in the colony, he inherited a halfway-house near …

… to grow. The younger van der Stel set aside prime land for his own wine farm. Known as Vergelegen, the farm became the …