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… Minister who has justly earned an international fame for his genius in statesmanship, will find a solution to the …

… by the detective in charge withdrawal of charges and his job back at higher pay if he would scab. He refused. The …

… War’. Lieutenant General Sir George White made Ladysmith his centre of operations after having to retreat from a …

… a request for reinstatement, and never replied to by him), his defiance of the Party since, amounting to very serious …

… and progressive education calculated to prepare him for his responsibilities as a fully fledged citizen, the African …

… 1503 the Portuguese navigator Antonio de Saldanha anchored his fleet in Table Bay and named it ' Aguada de Saldanha ', …

… was founded by Christopher Forrest Rigg. Rigg and his wife. They moved to Bonnievale in 1900. Their only … playground, the lucerne field near her home. Rigg kept his promise and built the small Norman-style Church in her …

… become a movie favourite in most homes, because of his funny personality! Leon Schuster, a comedian, actor, … country singer, also stayed in Vereeniging, until his death in 2000. The Walter Sisulu National Botanical …

… Should they participate at all? In fact, Botha had made his mind up long before 1914: he would give the British the support they had wanted. Both Botha and his right-hand man, Jan Smuts, had participated in Imperial … with the British Empire. Botha himself went out of his way to be helpful. Churchill wrote that in 1913 Botha had …

… in Bophuthatswana by President Lucas Mangope. He announced his banning order immediately after the aborted coup attempt …

… F.W. de Klerk as President. Mandela spent the first 18 of his 27 years in jail at the Robben Island Prison. In June …

… to Nigeria by the state president, F.W. de Klerk, and his foreign minister Roelof "Pik" Botha a number of other …

… became hugely popular for giving rides to children. But his was a tale of tragedy. The summer of 1913/14 was … had an effect, Bob turned rogue and took the mahout on his back and slammed him on the ground,” said McCracken. A … was put to sleep. Admiral the Tortoise, which celebrates his 106th birthday this month, and which was featured in The …

… Committee, which is responsible for preparing work of the executive and acting as an advisory body. The …

… director Lackson Kasonka told AFP. “We are consulting his family to know where he will be accommodated, because he …

… on this day in Fort Beaufort in the Eastern Cape. It was his character of Boet in a series of television …

… was the first Muslim to own properties in Cape Town. On his death, his wife, Trijn van de Kaap, inherited the properties, as he …

… has it that a man named Hendrik Stievert pleaded for his life here, but was subsequently murdered by a group of …

… 6 April 1652 in order to create a settlement for the DEIC. His arrival therefore opened South Africa for white …

… A Crime Against Humanity - Analysing the Repression of the Apartheid State edited by Max Coleman As South Africa went to …

… vacant mining lands in the heart of the city. The end of apartheid, in 1994 , brought a large influx of rural …

… at the Iyatsiba Lab.  In this Forum, Kemang will discuss his practice which traverses sculpture, installation, …

… Ahmed Gaid, commander of ground forces and an ally of his, as chief military staff. Lamari had been an influential …

… court's decision, while SARFU boss Dr Louis Luyt announced his own independent investigation into allegations of racism, …

… named after the Cape Governor- Hendrik Swellengrebe and his wife, whose maiden name was Damme. The Town, stretching …

… livestock to the area when he started farming sheep on his farm; 'Zoetendals Vallei'. Besides his valuable inputs into the farming industry of Bredasdorp, …

… of Development and Cooperation, Dr. Piet Koornhof made his speech to the KwaZulu Legislative Assembly. …

… During the early frontier wars of the 1790s, he abandoned his farm and headed westwards for security. The house was … Cape Colony. When Col John Graham of the Cape Regiment and his assistant Captain Andries Stockenstrom were considering a … the coast, and after some discussion with the members of his staff, the Colonel said: ‘I prefer this to Nontoo …