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… mail service between Cape Town and Algoa Bay (present day Port Elizabeth) is inaugurated 1804 Godongwana, a son of Jobe the … are allocated land in the Zuurveld, next to the Fish River Port Elizabeth is founded The rise of the kingdom of the …

… , but failed. He was arrested at a roadblock near Port Elizabeth and was killed while in detention, on 12 September …

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… St Andrew’s in Grahamstown, and the Grey Institute in Port Elizabeth. 1864 Evening Schools are officially recognized by … African College, the Diocesan College, the Grey Institute (Port Elizabeth), Gill College (Somerset East) and St Andrew’s …

… settle near the Vaal River. 1824 English traders land at Port Natal, which later becomes Durban, and Shaka Zulu not … his military secretary, Major Samuel Charters, to occupy Port Natal. 1839 Mzilikazi’s Ndebele tribe had split into two …

… bomb blasts against apartheid structures in Johannesburg, Port Elizabeth and Durban. One of its aims was to "hit back by all … a member of the MK regional command and ANC committee in Port Elizabeth, is brought to trial for arranging the …

… Bertha Mkize of the ANCWL was a leading figure, while in Port Elizabeth Florence Matomela (the provincial president of the … Florence Matomela was among 35 activists arrested in Port Elizabeth and Bibi Dawood recruited 800 volunteers in …

… mail service between Cape Town and Algoa Bay (present day Port Elizabeth) is inaugurated 1805 Khoikhoi runners are employed … Sisulu visits Bloemfontein, Kimberley, Cape Town and Port Elizabeth. 1952 16 March, The Franchise Action Council …

… the Industrial and Commercial Union (ICU) is arrested at Port Elizabeth 24 November, Clements Kadalie, the founder of the …

… established, such as the Soweto Civic Association and the Port Elizabeth Black Civic Organisation, as well as the Congress …

… to devote more and more of his time to politics. The Port Elizabeth branch of the ANC organises protest marches against …

… , where 17 people were killed during a commemoration in Port Elizabeth , Eastern Cape. The government further sought to …

… police after a crowd stormed a bottle store in KwaZakhele, Port Elizabeth. 23 April, Nine Alexander residents are killed by …

… began in Atteridgeville spreads to Cradock, Graaf Reinet, Port Elizabeth, Soweto and the east Rand, with 13000 students … abducted by the security police. They were then taken to Port Chalmers police station where they were interrogated and …

… Transvaal: see MOLEPO , Transvaal BETHELSDORP , Port Elizabeth, Cape: LMS 1802; CUSA 1804. It was visited by Henry … as well as its founder, Vanderkemp: "A few miles from Port Elizabeth lies Bethelsdorp, the oldest of the stations …

… golfing, offshore fishing and studying horology. Project:  Elizabeth Davenport: A teacher and member of the Black Sash …

… course. 40 000 African miners strike on the Reef and in Port Elizabeth 21 people are killed by the police. Dalidyebo, … of Limpopo. 23 October, African demonstrators shot in Port Elizabeth . Transvaal Mine Clerks' Association formed …

… after being transported in the back of a police van from Port Elizabeth with a brain injury. 25 September, Steve Biko’s …

… labour to the Kimberley diamond fields and as far as Port Elizabeth. The Pedi paramountcy’s power was also cemented by …

… as farm labourers. Names When the slaves arrived in the port of Cape Town, and were either assigned to the VOC, or … from the Cape to Boina Bay, and other Malagasy coasts and port, establishing a proper slave-trade route between … them whether there were many slaves to be brought in the port or not. If it was established that there were slaves to …

… Retief and his followers continued marching towards Port Natal (later Durban). After Retief's fateful encounter … his military secretary, Major Samuel Charters, to occupy Port Natal, which effectively controlled Voortrekker use of … so instructed Captain Thomas Charlton Smith to march to Port Natal with 250 men. Smith, who had joined the Royal Navy …

… 1953: 243). 1903 The Locations Act was passed by the Port Elizabeth City Council. It created an African neighbourhood … Benoni 606 were built, in East London 400 were built, in Port Elizabeth 201 were built and in Germiston 200 were built …

… and Apartheid Eli Weinberg was born in 1908 in the port city of Libau, Latvia to a Jewish family. Growing up, he … in trade union activity in Johannesburg, Cape Town, and Port Elizabeth beginning in 1933, eventually earning leadership …

… Ms Thandi Mahambehlala Deputy Minister of Tourism, Ms Elizabeth Thabethe Deputy Minister of Police, Mr Bongani …

… in Natal (with its accessibility to the east coast port) at times claiming conquered land from the Voortrekkers. …

… Kroonstad Mpumalanga Arts Ensemble of Hammersdale Peyarta (Port Elizabeth Young Artists Association) Pen Afrapix COSAW …

… matches in South Africa are played in Cape Town and Port Elizabeth (between White civil servants and soldiers). 1879 …

… Mission (AZM), in Natal to Rev James Dube and his wife Elizabeth. 1877 Rev James Dube, the father of John Dube dies …

… June, Seven Poqo members are sentenced at a court in Port Elizabeth for allegedly conspiring to blow up municipal … the stricture of the Central Committee. Vusi Maake and Elizabeth Sibeko are removed from the committee. TM Ntantala … at www.thenewage.co.za   [Accessed 23 August 2011]| Elizabeth Komikie Gumede (1921– ) , from The Presidency , …