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… ha batho ka sehloho ke maponesa a Protea (atricle written in Sotho language) …

… khahlanong le khethollo ea me rabe (article written in Sotho language) …

… ke koduwa e sa tswanelang ho tlohelwa (article written in Sotho language) …

… of Inquiry into the riots at Soweto and other places in South Africa, … of Inquiry into the riots at Soweto and other places in South Africa held on 21 September, Volume 9 and Volume 10 …

… discovered the sea passage to the East round Cape Point in 1488 and in the course of their visits, came into contact … of Protestantism in South Africa. Government policies on apartheid (separate development of races) were supported by … an international level, Afrikaners excelled in individual sports such as boxing and wrestling soon after the Anglo-Boer …

… The Role of the Black Sash (Port Elizabeth Branch) in the Walmer Removals and Pebco Detentions - Paper Presented … The Role of the Black Sash (Port Elizabeth Branch) in the Walmer Removals and Pebco Detentions: Paper Presented …

… On 29 January 1950 Jody David Scheckter was born in East London, Eastern Cape .[i] Scheckter became South … far only Formula One World Driver’s Championship winner in 1979.[ii] Scheckter drove a Ferrari, and won several … 2002. ↵ [ii] David van Lill, Van Lill’s South African Sports Trivia (Cape Town: Zebra Press, 2005), p. 214. ↵ [iii] …

… matches against one another. This co-operation on the sports-field became more structured in 1882 with the formation of the Natal Football Union (NFU), … the NFU is credited with the start of football development in this country. In 1892 a group of military officers and …

… been at the centre of the waves of political turmoil in Johannesburg's African townships. The Johannesburg City Council JCC) opened a beerhall in Western Native Township (WNT) in 1939. Sensing that their illicit beer trade would be … Beerhalls in Soweto from Soweto Heritage Survey Final Report compiled …

… African Student Movement, and was enlarged and renamed, in 1972, as SASM. It came to national prominence when its … that it led to the most sustained period of resistance to apartheid since the period before the banning of the  African … teachers, and told to dig a trench alone around a massive sports-field, and subsequently suspended. After this I was …

… At this time Adv. Vorster per­formed a monumental task in combating communism in South Africa and left no stone unturned to bring to book … for over-emphasising the security of the state. His action in combating the communist threat proved well-founded and … Extract from a speech made in the House of Assembly on 21 May 1962 during the second …

… In aftermath of the June 16 Uprising, the government cracked … government. AZAPO saw the capitalist system rather than apartheid as the main oppressing force in South Africa and … of the Black Consciousness Movement. Between 1981 and 1985 membership of AZAPO became rather fluid and uncertain. …

… University (Vista PE). The PE Technikon has its roots in the Country’s Oldest Art School, this PE Art School was … Port Elizabeth Technikon expanded to the Southern Cape in 1985, when it took over the College for Foresters, Saasveld … purpose-built Campus which incorporated Residences, Sports Complex and the towering Main Building. The Campus was …

… After declaring in 1976 that there would never be majority rule in Rhodesia, "not in a thousand years," Ian Smith reluctantly began to yield to … Cowell, A. Smith, Defiant Symbol of White Rule in Africa, Is Dead at 88. New York Times. 21 November 2007| …

… From: The South African Communist Party In Exile 1963 - 1990 The 1980s were the culmination of the … of Inkululeko-Freedom , which was re-named Umsebenzi in 1985, as a mouthpiece of the party was also important. As to … universities, political parties, trade unions, the Anti-Apartheid movement and other solidarity networks. What also …

… adopted by an OAU sub-committee on Southern Africa in its summit in Harare, Zimbabwe, on 21st August 1989. It … and seriously, could create the possibility to end apartheid through negotiations". We look back at this … der Merwe of UCT in October 1984. The following October 1985, Frederick van Zyl Slabbert led a delegation of white …

… Hendrik Johannes van der Bijl, was born on 23 November 1887 in Pretoria. Van der Bijl was born into a very influential … as Louis Botha and Jan Smuts. Van der Bijl studied physics in Germany where he obtained a Masters of Arts and Doctor of … of Leipzig. Van der Bijl returned to South Africa in 1920. He founded the Electricity Supply Commission (Escom) …

… and secretary of the Synod of the Dutch Reformed Church in the Cape Province and founder of De Honigby , first church publication in SA, dies in Cape Town. … and secretary of the Synod of the Dutch Reformed Church in the Cape Province and founder of De …

… lecture takes place during the same month way back in September 1952, when the Minister of Native Affairs, Dr … leader, a preacher, a teacher, college choirmaster, sports and cultural activist and a sugar cane farmer. Inkosi … 1948, this racial discrimination would be formalized as Apartheid when the Nationalist Party came to power. In 1951, …

… This list is listed in chronological order, listing mayors of Durban, starting … (1980 - 84) Neil MacLennan (1984 - 85) Stanley H Lange (1985 - 87) Henry P Klotz (1987 - 88) DW Watterson (1988 - 90) …

… Notice of a meeting on Thursday 7th at Old Mutual Sports Hall. Initials PGA, SANSCO and NUSAS. …

… red and blue poster. Various artwork showing arts and sports scenes. Editora Politica logo. See folder 3845 for …

… Games, hosted by Australia, were officially opened in the capital Sydney. Australia won the right to host the games in 1993 when it was selected over Beijing, Berlin, Istanbul … regime's prohibition against practicing of any kind of sports. The highlight of the opening ceremony was the …

… all forms of tobacco advertising and prohibits smoking in public places, including workplaces. The passage of the … the legislation. Critics (Manufacturers, suppliers and sports administrators etc) of the law claim that it will …

… Bafana  striker Philimon  Masinga died at 49 years old  in a Johannesburg hospital after a long battle with cancer.  Masinga was born on 28 June 1969 in Klerksdorp,  North West Province.  He is well known for … Africa’s World Cup appearance in 1998.  The Minister of Sports and Recreation, Thokozile Xasa acknowledged Masinga as …

… statement accepted for distribution by the SACC, April 6, 1985 regarding theological rationale and a call to prayer for the end to unjust rule. It is reproduced in Journal of Theology for South Africa, September 1985. …

… on their way to carry out a sabotage mission, take refuge in the Silverton branch of Volkskas Bank after realising they … member of the ANC and MK, is gunned down by members of an apartheid hit-squad while reversing out his drive-way at his … and the world joins in, appealing for his release. 1985 31 January, President P.W. Botha offers a proposal  to …

… groups to repel  Zulu King Shaka’s onslaught. They settle in the region of  the Butha-Buthe Mountain, and Moshoeshoe … Zambia, Zimbabwe to lessen economic dependence on apartheid South Africa. 1981 BCP sympathiser Benjamin Masilo … BCP sympathizer, Edgar Mahlomola Motuba, is killed. 1985 Two ANC activists and eight others killed in a raid into …

… In January 1986, the UDF met the African National Congress … however, improve the position of the UDF. At the end of 1985, its role was still quite minor, but it now took the … the state the power of the people, and pressure on the apartheid state increased. The state did still have the …

… first rugby test match against Ireland at Newlands stadium in Cape Town. This game was particularly significant, as … Tobias was the first black player to start a test match in South Africa during this game. South Africa, or the … at: scrum.com [Accessed 19 May 2009] South Africa Info Sports Trivia [online] Available at: southafrica.info …