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… received his primary education in Queenstown and Kimberley, and then went on to St Peter's College in …

… year term in 2009 She was born in Galeshewe Township near Kimberley and matriculated at the local St Boniface High …

… of fortune were recruited from the diamond diggings in Kimberley where they had gone in a vain search for diamonds. … had royal support and French Missionaries as friends; from Kimberley Diamond fields where his people worked; from …

… transport riding to and from the new diamond fields around Kimberley. He married Jacoba Elizabeth Greeff, and the couple … De la Rey as a combat general to join the forces besieging Kimberley and then to head off Lord Methuen's advancing army. …

… Keodirelang Matthews was born  20th October, in 1901 Kimberley , the son of Peter Motsielwa and Martha Mooketsi …

… until his death from lung cancer, often visiting him in Kimberley where after an early release from Robben Island, …

… around the 1870s, who worked in the diamond mines in Kimberley in charge of mining teams. Jacob’s mother was …

… being held in African townships – the first in Galeshewe, Kimberley in 1982. Morgan held this position of Secretary …

… 1874. From 1870 to 1894, he worked as a diamond buyer in Kimberley , where he met Cecil John Rhodes , with whom he …

… established in Athlone, Maitland, Cape Town, Elsies River, Kimberley, and Wellington. Although the exact membership of …

… from East London, acknowledged as an ANC hotbed, to quiet Kimberley. Even so, thousands of demonstrators chanted …

… territory for the English, and what was to be named Kimberley was annexed in 1871. Brand fought the annexation …

… was an orphan of Jewish and Portuguese descent born in Kimberley , but she converted to Islam and took the name …

… 1867 Diamonds discovered in Orange Free State and Kimberley. 1867 Diamond mining begins in Griqualand West. … 1872 Introduction of pass laws to control labor force in Kimberley diamond mines. 1873 Diamond diggers exceed 50,000 …

… South African Government placed him under house arrest in Kimberley. They raised funds and furnished his house with the …

… The Cenotaph on Du Toitspan Road, is a Memorial to 400 of Kimberley’s Men who died in the Great War (World War I) … 1918, the Peace Treaty was signed only in 1919. What Kimberley archives do reveal is that Ethel Annie Pickering, … Crescent but was rededicated at the Cenotaph in 1997. The Kimberley Cenotaph will undergo Restoration soon, with money …

… damaged by Boer forces.  The Chamberlains toured Mafeking, Kimberley and Bloemfontein, where Milner joined the party on …

… The NCAW was established in 1933 by a group of women in Kimberley. It amalgamated a number of smaller welfare groups …

… in South Africa. 1905 Charlotte Maxeke, formerly a Kimberley schoolteacher, becomes the first South African …

… force. The comment was made during a pre-election rally in Kimberley in May 2011. The Mail & Guardian quoted an unnamed …

… travelling to the diamond fields of Griqualand West, near Kimberley in the Cape Colony, arrive in Port Elizabeth from … Vennellas, appear on the voter's roll for the District of Kimberley in the Cape Colony. 1880 Passenger Indians begin to … numbers on the diamond fields of Griqualand West, near Kimberley in the Cape Colony. Passenger Indians also begin to …

… with lions, dune boards swish down roaring sands, and Kimberley’s pubs serve cold beer as they have since the … Reserve, that spans both Countries. Capital : Kimberley Principal languages : Afrikaans, English, isiXhosa … Northern Cape's claim to fame: Diamonds The Big Hole of Kimberley. Source: Microsoft Encarta World Atlas 1998 Edition …

… Rajes) was born in 1944 in Pietermaritzburg and grew up in Kimberley. She studied in Britain between 1963 and 1966, …