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… here. In fact, it was one of the few victories claimed by the British in the conflict, despite their retreat … against Railway station north of Ladysmith taken by Boers. The article featured in the New York Times, …

… bomb was found at a disused service station and defused by the police. Some hours after the Soweto blasts, the … drop 21 cents to the US dollar, but it recovered somewhat by the close of trading that day. The Gauteng Tourism … ' Rise of the Boeremag, a case study Security Threat Posed by the White Right ',[online],Available at   …

… his alleged participation in the Rwandan genocide by a Court of Law in Rwanda. Bishop Misago was arrested on 14 … do on being acquitted after a year in jail, he responded by saying that he would remain in Rwanda, as it is his home. …

… (PAC), the Frente de Liberta de Mozambique (FRELIMO) led by Samora Machel and the Zimbabwe African National Union … the government of Tanzania. In recognizing the role played by Nyerere and people of Tanzania in the struggle against …  [Accessed 05 October 2010]| Anon (1997)  Speech by President Nelson Mandela at a banquet in honour of Julius …

… In early 1998, Lewinsky was allegedly persuaded by Clinton to sign an affidavit which stated that she did not … moved to London to avoid the publicity that was generated by her involvement with Clinton. …

… who was driving past the supermarket only to be trapped by the falling wall. Umtata General Hospital was also … A 20-year-old woman died instantly when she was struck by lightning at Fort Gale. Subsequent studies of the December …

… At the time, it was said that the attack was organised by the Third Force, a conservative element of the police … following reason for the massacre: "... continual attacks by ANC supporters on anyone with any Zulu or IFP connections …

… African Communist Party. It is ironic that Slovo, vilified by fellow Whites and in the white press as a Stalinist and … places in the African National Congress.  Indeed, by the time the ANC was ready to assume power; the culture of …  [Accessed: 04 December 2013]|Slovo, J., (1989),  'Message by Joe SLovo General Scretary of the South African Communist …

… could neither speak publicly nor write for an audience. By 1966, 936 people in South Africa had been banned, with 467 … Africa and labelled as terrorists, communists or perceived by the apartheid government as a threat to public security. …

… African National Congress (ANC) announced its existence by launching its first acts of sabotage. During the evening … MK men in the Western Province. The government responded by arresting and hanging some of MK's prominent leaders such …

… up to 1980's. Pampierstad was established under apartheid by the funds from the South African Development Trust (SADT) … accommodation. According to a survey conducted in 1981 by the Surplus People’s Project 78% of the people in …

… staged the Cuban Revolution. The Baptiste regime, backed by the United States, was overthrown and Castro became the … the newly-independent African states, were characterised by the supply of military and communist aid. In 1975, Fidel …

… one condition: that they retrieve cattle stolen from him by Chief Sekonyela. Retief, accompanied by 69 men, invaded Sekonyela and retrieved Dingane's stolen …

… of the Economic Movement. Diederichs entered politics by joining the National Party in 1953 and became a Member of … Fouche's term in April 1975, Diederichs was elected by the National Party as the ceremonial State President of …

… that SWA should become a trust territory, administered by the UN.  In 1949, the General Assembly of the UN decided … not directly concerned with the case. The UN did not abide by this decision and set aside the court's findings. After …

… Hope was lured to Sulenkama, Chief Mhlonthlo's capital, by promises that the Mpondomise would assist the British … 18). On 29 October, 1880, they continued their revolt by destroying the magistrate's offices and jail. The revolt …

… A Documentary History of Indian South Africans edited by Surendra Bhana and Bridglal Pachai On 2 July 1897 Abdul … unnecessarily long time. Gandhi himself was nearly lynched by a mob of white demonstrators. The petition is reproduced … to approach you with reference to four Indian Bills passed by the Honourable the Legislative Assembly and the Honourable …

… during 1975. The service was officially opened by Prime Minister B.J. Vorster, who warned against slanted …

… Established in 1853 for the Xhosa under Chief William Kama by Rev. William Shaw, and named after his wife Ann. The Xhosa … New dictionary of South African Place Names by Peter E Ruper …

… centre was opened on this day, with a special performance by Frank Sinatra. [1] Endnotes [1]Sun City relaunches after …

… The dwelling was built in 1898 by architect William Street-Wilson, as a residence for Sir …

… This double-storey mill and private residence was erected by Jacob Letterstedt in the 1840's. It now forms an integral …

… The structure was erected in 1799-1801 by Alexander Tennant, in Simonstown. It was declared a …

… Consciousness leader, Steve Biko, might have been caused by poison, as there were known attempts of poisoning. …

… 'once and for all' for apartheid and hurt caused by its policies. …

… Speech delivered by Archbishop Tutu at St Geoge's Cathedral in Cape Town at an …

… Address by Mwalimu Julius K. Nyerere of Chama Cha Mapinduzi, at the …

… November 1978. Refers, inter alia, to challenges faced by the National Union, its programme of Africanisation, and …

… from Columbus Malebo, and a press statement issued by the Chairman of the Commission to the Rand Daily Mail, to …

… role of Black Sash in housing issues, problems caused by housing in community, utilities, income and employment, …