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… creation of the Tricameral Parliament in which the South African Indian Council (SAIC), an apartheid-created body … Pachia, B., (eds.) 1984. A Documentary History of South African Indians South African History Online [online]. Available at …

… nothing has been communicated to me,” said Folosha. South African parents have expressed this with the principals and …

… to the conditions advised by the Institute of South African Architects (ISAA). Professor John FASSLER was …

… in 1896.    Paul Kruger was State President of the South African Republic and was renowned internationally for his …

… a press statement with regards to the work of the South African Students Organisation (SASO). This suggests that …

… school between 193 and 1937. Mothopeng joined the African National Congress Youth League in 1943 and was part … October 2010] SAHO, Zephania Lekoane Mothopeng, from South African History Online (SAHO), [online], Available at … Wren, (1990), Zephania Mothopeng, 77, Dies; Headed South African Movement from the New York Times, 24October, 1990, …

… Dweba was suspected of being a courier of guns for the African National Congress (ANC) from Swaziland. The …

… lost over 500 citizens each in the disaster. Several South African tourists were also killed. The countries most …

… brought attention to the horrible conditions in South African prisons. Helen Suzman, legendary activist and …

… used by visitors travelling from the coast into the South African interior. A military post was erected there in about …

… can easily be considered a prominent and influential South African author and scholar. Endnotes [i] Documentary on …

… Stinking System by Gamakhulu Diniso, Realism and the African Novel by Mbulelo Vizikhungo Mzamane, A new Beginning …

… this is to hold free and fair elections, where every South African will vote, for the first time, for a government of …

… to over 15 million. Amongst these losses were South African soldiers, who entered the conflict on the side of the …

… to over 15 million. Amongst these losses were South African soldiers, who entered the conflict on the side of the …

… of failed campaigns against Boer Commandos in the South African War (Second Anglo-Boer War). The Commandos mounted …

… in exile Woods continued to publish articles on the South African situation. In 1997 Woods attended the ceremony of the … - Famous South Africans - Donald Wood s, from the South African Guide , [online], Available at …

… one of the most dictorial and corrupt regimes on the African continent. He was deposed by Laurent Kabila, the … This Week in African History, 13-19 August [online] Available at: … africanhistory.about.com [Accessed on 5 August 2009]|South African History Online, Patrice Lumumba , [online], …

… in part, was the result of the Anglo-Boer War (South African War) of 1899-1902, that had displaced large numbers … Britain: Oxford University Press| Harris.K.L, The South African Chinese: A Community Record of a Neglected Minority , South African Historical Journal, Vol. 36, Issue 1, May 1997, pgs.  …

… of war, some German prisoners of war, and some 800 South African internees, who were suspected of being pro-Nazi. …

… land mines were laid only a few kilometres inside South African territory and were thus not long, if at all, at the … they originate from one of the antagonists, the South African Police - are offered mainly for illustrative … movement. It was, however, doubly desireable in the South African instance because the ANC had no prospect of secure …

… it to address these realities. Ms B. Mbete-Kgositsile, MP, African National Congress, Constitutional Assembly, 15 August … hostels, factories, towns and cities. O. C. Chabane, MP, African National Congress, Constitutional Assembly, 24 … embark upon a programme of public participation. The South African people not only had to feel a part of the process, …

… replenishing posts. Oriental silks, satins and spices, and African ivory and gold brought wealth to the Crown and led to …

… the next two decades which had an immense impact on South African politics and history. (See the dedicated article on …

… in the massacre. How do you tell a Mosotho from a South African ? The SADF knew the answer to that question. Their … own experience. My son Sahdhan was assassinated by a South African agent named 'TEX' on 15 April 1989 at 9:15 pm. The … for nearly a year in 1978, in the custody of the South African police, under the notorious Terrorism Act. She …

… Loyalties were premised on racial factors. Being South African filled many with shame. Destruction of the state was … made, cannot subtract from the sea-change in the South African body politic. A new South African civilisation is in the making. In conclusion, I …

… some of the harvest of what we sowed at the end of a South African famine. And in the celebration and disappointment … body politic;indeed the millions who make up the South African people and who made it happen so that we could indeed become a South African nation. That so many have taken part in the …

… in excess of 150 persons waiting the end of [the Central African] Federation with a view to returning to South Africa. … appreciated-especially in relation to the committee of 9 [African Liberation Committee]. This is far less true of PAC. … ). From Protest to Challenge: A Documentary history of African politics in South Africa, 1882-1990, Vol 5: Nadir and …

… the trauma of war. Even as we speak there are a number of African countries that are not at peace. As with all military … legacy includes the anti-personnel mines that litter the African landscape. It includes the proliferation of small … water. This is part and parcel of the central reality of African actuality – the reality of endemic and deepening …

… fabric of our society. We must ensure that every South African makes an informed choice whether they are prepared to … and defeat of crime. As we all know, multitudes of South African women and children are wholly or partially dependent … such as the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, the African Children's Charter and the Hague Convention on …