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… We cannot believe that you would make us foreigners in the land of our birth …

… List of Papers (International Conference on Health in Southern Africa, Maputo, Mozambique, 9-15 April, 1990) …

… Forms and methods of struggle in the National Liberation Revolution: violent and …

… world when he became the first man to run 10 000 Meters in less than 27 minutes. Ondieki was taking part in the Bislett Games in Oslo, Norway, when he made history. This achievement saw … Yobes Ondieki becomes the first man to run 10,000 meters in less than 27 minutes …

… as the "Desert Fox for his brilliant military exploits in north Africa during the Second World War.  He was born in Heidenheim, Wurttemberg, on Nov. 15, 1891. He joined the 124th Infantry Regiment as an officer cadet in 1910, and two years later was commissioned a 2d …

… In the following article Patricia Storrar provides a brief history of the Harker graves in Plettenberg Bay. The piece was published in the 1977 edition of Restorica, the journal of the Simon … A short history of the oldest graves in Plettenberg Bay by Patricia Storrar (The Heritage Portal), …

… matters and make certain announcements. Hon. members, in common with me, are aware that international relations are exceptionally delicate in these days in which we are living and that distorted, incorrect or false … Extract from a speech made in the House of Assembly on 22 April 1976 during the Prime …

… Story of PR Pather, the grand old man of Indian politics in South Africa - by Riashnee Pather Introduction There is so … people had so much to say 1 The quote that I have used in my topic can probably be applied to almost any historical … is particularly applicable to the history of the Indians in South Africa and in the case of this thesis to PR Pather …

… Congress on April, 1960, three conferences which were in the nature of general consultations have been held by the A.N.C. The first of these was held at Lobatsi in October 1962 and was attended by representatives from all … to be taken to give a new impetus to organisational work in pursuance of the decision to make preparations for armed …

… Carl Niehaus grew up in Zeerust, North West Province, and completed his higher … of theology, Niehaus was months away from his final exams in 1980 when he was expelled from RAU for putting up campus … that supported Nelson Mandela's release form prison. In the same year, he resigned from the Dutch Reformed Church …

… our sports heroines and heroes who took to the world stage in Athens. On behalf of the government and all other fellow … I warmly welcome you here tonight to celebrate and rejoice in the Olympic spirit. Each and every one of our Olympic and … your supreme athletic ability. The ancient Games were held in honour of the Greek God Zeus, whose statue became one of …

… of the former City Press editor Mathata Tsedu, were found in the boot of his car after he had been burnt alive in a bush in Honeydew. An expert testified in court that the deceased … Mathata Tsedu’s son is found burnt beyond recognition in the boot of his car …

… The World Food Program (WFP) was started in 1962 and is concerned with 'providing enough food for … WFP have five objectives, three of which are to save lives in emergencies, to prepare for emergencies, and to rebuild lives after emergencies. In an attempt to prepare for an emergency, the WFP warned the …

… Henry Okah was the leader of a terrorist group in the Niger Delta region of Nigeria, the Movement for the … the Niger Delta (MEND). The group announced its existence in 2006 and carried out attacks on oil infrastructure and foreign oil companies in the region. The group cited grievance with foreign oil …

… Victorie!" - a sign that the Burghers were victorious in their struggle against Cape Governor Willem Adriaan van … Who were the 'burghers'? By 1657, the market for work in the Cape, under central direction by the Vereenigde … officials. They had therefore established a monopoly in the sale of wine, meat, fish and wheat. The wealthier …

… (Upington 14) for the murder of Lucas Tshenolo Sethwala, a Black police constable who fired at demonstrators attacking … accused, the largest group ever to be convicted of murder in a single SA trial, received sentences ranging from six to eight years …

… Khumalo claims that, after running away from home in the 1970s to receive military training in exile, she was sexually abused by the then PAC president. … Forty-one years after the day she left her mother’s house in Soweto to go into exile as a freedom fighter, only now is …

… alongside late anti-apartheid activist Ahmed Timol in 1971, took centre stage at the High Court in Johannesburg on Monday during the first sitting of the … Essop recounted painful memories of the torture he endured in the hands of the apartheid security police after he and …

… Story of PR Pather, the grand old man of Indian politics in South Africa - by Riashnee Pather Chapter Two For many the 1940's have been the most turbulent and eventful years in the history of Indian politics in South Africa. Even … it would be more productive to ally themselves with other black organisations and groups instead of just pursuing the …

… delegation. We hope that you will enjoy your short stay in our country. I still remember with great fondness the … the protection of human rights as a top priority in our foreign policy. Our freedom has brought the … Revolution your country, Mr. President, sacrificed much in support of our cause. Iran refused to oil the system which …

… the diagnosis and treatment of the disease, however, in the 1980s, relatively little was known. It was first … described as an unknown condition that was discovered in homosexual men in the United States. The disease seemed to consist of two … a mysterious epidemic (AIDS) is causing increasing concern in the United States …

… Steve Biko was the number forty sixth person to die in security police detention in South Africa. And for the … Content I - Introduction II - The Life of Steve Biko III - Black Consciousness IV - The Death of Steve Biko V - The Funeral VI …

… Victor Sidney Norton was born in Johannesburg to an English father and a Swedish mother. … son’s future career path. Norton joined The Star Newspaper in 1927, but was soon transferred to the Bulawayo Chronicle in Rodesia (now Zimbabwe). In 1931, Norton and fellow …

… protests, stay-aways, strikes and marches. Also covers the Black Consciousness Movement, Buthelezi, and detentions. …

… his co-actor Zakes Mokae, 27, from Johannesburg arrived in Cape Town to stage a three hour play on "Colour-bar". "The Blood Knot" was the much talked about play in South Africa which had a cast of only two characters, a … publisher Andrew Deutsch to be staged at London's West End in May 1962. "The Blood Knot" had a colour theme, set in a …

… after successful sub regional programmes which took place in Phokwane and Dikgatlong Sub Regions in the recent past. Our final launch will take place in Sol Plaatje Sub Region next week-end. Arising from our … The ANC launch the Luthuli Volunteer Corps in Magareng Sub Region, Warrenton, Frances Baard Region, 19 …

… - leabua Jonathan Chief Jonathan was one of the first Black African leaders to sup with Vorster, South Africa's … shook a black hand when the Malawian delegation arrived in South Africa. A clasped black and white hand was featured … event. With Lesotho's independence in 1966, SA was prostrate in her support for the new Black government …

… Regional Executive Committee member and Media officer in the Natal Midlands Region, Mr Reggie Hadebe, was gunned down in an ambush on the Richmond-Ixopo road. Radebe was … aborted peace meeting, which was scheduled to take place in the Ixopo area. … ANC Regional Executive Committee member and Media officer in the Natal Midlands Region, is gunned down …

… is a variant of HemorrhagicFever that was first identified in green monkeys. It gets its namefrom the city of Marburg, Germany, where it caused small epidemics. In 1974, the virus killed more than three hundred people in Northern Zaire (Now Democratic Republic of the Congo) and …

… Ambrose Makiwane was born in 29th of November in1921 near Cala in the Transkei. He attended Clarkebury School and was expelled after participating in a student strike. The son of two teachers, who also …