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… the entire tenant family if any one member defaulted on his or her labour obligation. The Act had additional elements …

… the passive resistance campaign. In reaction, Gandhi and his supporters withdraw from the meeting and form a new body, …

… period of the Kyoto Protocol, the continuation of the work under the AWG-LCA as it relates to mitigation, …

… only by road to Libya, since the railway ends at Gabès. Work is under way to modernize and extend the railway …

… try to spot some wild animals along your way. You can even work for some badges that 'Wildside Trails' hands out to …

… these and other issues at all levels and ensure that we work better together so as to achieve our objectives. We also …

… governance. I am confident that the United Nations will work closely with the African Union, and that this premier …

… her three cubs. Adams took the cubs home and together with his wife, Joy, raised them. The two older cubs were later …

… first as minister and later as retired minister. Since his unfortunate death in October 2010, the congregation was …

… Charles Somerset hunted there, using the Roundhouse as his Lodge. Kloof Nek, the road which links Camps Bay to the …

… visited the region as early as 1250 and Vasco Da Gama and his crew are said to have been the first European settlers on …

… in entertaining two girlfriends. Why did Jo not grab his weapon and do what he was trained to do? Where is this …

… opportunity to thank the Director-General of the FAO and his colleagues for working so well in partnership with the …

… in 1906 by the Governor of the Cape of Good Hope, His Excellency, the Honorable Sir Francis Hely-Hutchinson, …

… of the area, JJ "Ou Kat" Coetser, who named it after his wife, Maria. After representations from the Coetser …

… been told to bring £5 (R10) with him, and how each man put his money into one of a pair of enamel dishes, until both …

… flies, and provided a grim echo of the fatal trek of his father, Louis Trichardt, in the previous decade. …

… to implode upon itself. Such was South Africa under apartheid. Loyalties were premised on racial factors. Being …

… army (under the leadership of Emperor Menelik II and his wife, Empress Taytu – sometimes spelt Taitu) took place. …

… of India (1952-1962) and its second president (1962-1967). His birthday is celebrated in India, as Teachers’ Day on …

… the first expedition to the area from the Cape in 1725 . His party was attacked by local inhabitants in the Gomondwane … the Bronze Medal of the Royal Humane Society for risking his life to dive into the river to rescue a woman and her …

… leading educational institutions . "Every facet of his humanity is honed with dedication - the academic, the …

… royal Capital. He took power, after assassinating Shaka, his half-brother. Its name is derived from the Zulu phrase …

… 13 March 1926, Jacobus Voorendyk, discovered a diamond on his Family Farm and within 12 months there were 108,000 …

… the act. The law favours men. A man is allowed to beat his wife if she is disobedient, provided he does it within …

… arrived in South Africa with a case of silver knives as his only valuable possession, and became one of the first …

… June 2014, the Airport Runway was repaired and resurfaced. Work to rehabilitate the Terminal Building, which …

… It all began when In 1974 the dream became a reality and work began to build Johannesburg’s alternative International …