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… was authorized on the strength of intelligence provided by the security forces, that it was being used as an armed … SADF were responsible. They found further that the failure by the SADF to produce the weapons allegedly seized in the …

… route from New York to London, when it was destroyed by a bomb. All passengers and crew on board were killed, as … in neutral territory though still under Scottish law. By April 1999, the suspects were taken into Dutch custody and …

… Indians - the Sam China Cup was played. This was followed by the formation of the South African Bantu Football … 11 May 1959 the National Football League (NFL) was formed by 12 clubs from Johannesburg, and Pretoria. When FIFA …

… of day. Buthelezi appears to have been threatened by reports that the King was planning to replace him with a … within the Royal family, Zwelithini was transported by a military helicopter to Johannesburg for his safety. …

… 000 and 1 million Tutsis and moderate Hutus were murdered by Rwanda's Hutu regime. The catalyst for the genocide is … It has never been established whether the plane was downed by the Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF, Tutsi) or Hutu …

… the area. Nelson Mandela received an excellent education by the standards for Xhosa boys of his time,here. His conscience was prickled early by the imperial attitudes embedded in his missionary …

… of 1960, and the subsequent State of Emergency followed by the banning of the ANC and PAC cast the South African … maintain good relations with the UK. The 1960s were marked by a growth in South Africa Manufacturing and Secondary …

… force, they blasted their way through numerous homes.  By morning 42 people were dead, 30 of them believed to be … was one of many brazen cross-border raids conducted by the SADF during the 1980s. Read Phyllis Naidoo's book on …

… a disturbing photograph of a Sudanese child being stalked by a vulture in 1993.  On 18 April, 1994, only 6 days after … support ... money for debts ... money! ... I am haunted by the vivid memories of killings & corpses & anger & pain …

… Trial  in South Africa very closely. In 1961 he was sent by the University to do research and collect documents in … His guidance and generous heart will be sorely missed by everyone at  Bush Radio .  He has left a void which no one …

… Tradition, a documentary history, Volume One 1907 - 1950, by Allison Drew Document 11 - Industrial and Commercial … 9. Labour Bureau in all industrial centres controlled by the Organisation. 10. Consideration of Schools in arrears …

… Tradition, a documentary history, Volume One 1907 - 1950, by Allison Drew Document 2 - Letter from the Cape Labour … than the continued oppression, physical ruin, & death by starvation of hundreds of their white brethren of the same …

… 7. This violence is part of a deliberate attempt by the state and its allies to destabilise the ANC and to sow … such consultation and communication with the membership, by the end of 1991. 4. …

… base, SWAPO’s armed wing. The bombing was followed by ground forces to complete the massacre. More than 600 Namibians, mostly women and children were massacred by the SADF airborne troops, and hundreds more were injured. … Cassinga massacre. Available at: https://www.nshr.org.na/index.php?module=News&func=display&sid=1335 [4 May …

… man and his message. The 1908 compromise was interpreted by one person as a betrayal of the original commitment, and … perceptively that the Indian question had to be resolved by the South African-born Indian, in whom would be found …

… Therefore, when the National Party (NP) was founded by JBM Hertzog in 1914, he received much support from … joined forces as the Democratic Alliance (DA). However, by 2005 the NP had joined the ANC and was completely …

… of South Africa. He was granted an Ethiopian passport by Haile Selassie , and classified as a journalist, under the … few weeks after the first sabotage attacks were committed by uMkhonto we Sizwe (Spear of the Nation), also known as MK, …

… the fact that South Africa's monetary system was backed by gold, known as the gold standard. Britain's departure from … lack of demand forced local industries to end production. By 23 December 1932, South Africa was on the brink of …

… Rudolph de Wet was a Boer soldier and statesman, regarded by Afrikaner nationalists as one of their greatest heroes. He … contributions. In response to representations made by several influential people and a procession of women to …

… go near the turbulent waters. Wolraad Woltemade, passing by on horseback, did attempt a rescue. He and his horse swam … for bravery in South Africa. This was replaced in 1988 by the Woltemade Cross for Bravery. The Woltemade Cross was …

… Henry Somerset, gave permission for money set aside by de Mist to be used to establish SACS.  A committee met in … moved into its own building in Orange Street in 1896. By 1903 the junior college school had emerged as a distinct …

… brought with them their knowledge of trade union activity. By 1910, trade unions had gained support and were beginning … the land. These trade unions, however, were not recognised by their employers with the result that dissatisfaction …

… viewed an independent press as a threat to its authority. By the mid-1970s, in the aftermath of the Soweto Uprising of … bring the press under statutory control. The united stand by proprietors and editors succeeded. Vorster withdrew the …

… West African nationalist guerrilla fighters were killed by South African soldiers on 23 May 1980, during the …

… , Johannesburg! It was built in 1908, and designed by Sir Herbert Baker. It’s a gorgeous building with …

… Message delivered by Teodata Hunguana, Minister of Information, People's …

… Notes delivered by Joe Nhlanhla at a regional Youth seminar on the call to …

… Article by the United Democratic Front regarding the whites only …

… Discussion paper by the United Democratic Front on its stand regarding the …

… on school children of Trafalgar High School, Cape Town by riot police from the South African Police Services. …