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… Did you know An interesting history to mention is that of Inanda just outside Durban. Inanda was home to three key figures in South African and World history. It was home to – Dr. John Langalibalele Dube , the first president of the …

… in a car. Lodged in Sabarmati Prison; pleaded guilty to charge of sedition for writing three articles in Young … and (3) "Shaking the Manes" (February 22, 1922.) Sentenced to six years' imprisonment by Mr. Justice Broomfield. … morning. On return was tried in Calcutta and sentenced to pay a fine of Re. 1/- on March 26. Somebody paid the fine …

… stretches from Mapelane, or Cape St. Lucia, in the South to Kozi Bay in the North. The towns of St Lucia, Mtubatuba, Hluhluwe, Mkuze, Mbaswana and Manguzi are close to the park. Inside the park you can find the Lake St Lucia, … salt and fresh water mix. There are also lush areas close to the coast and drier woodland areas. Many different animals …

… how and why, in less than two centuries, Europe was able to colonise large parts of the world. The focus is on the … Portuguese Expansion in Africa Abid Bahrami, “From dawn to dusk of colonialism: A short essay on the origins and … able to control it until 1648 when the Portuguese took back control again. Angola only became a Portuguese colonial …

… The Pass Laws was a system used to control the movement of Black, Indian and Coloured people … Africa. The pass said which areas a person was allowed to move through or be in and if a person was found outside of …

… films on gender issues. One of the directors was on hand to interact with the audience. Coloured, a  documentary … the journey of those seeking recognition and struggling to find a place in a post-apartheid society. The film … flight, life in exile, extreme deprivation, working to go back home, capture, escape, liberation, homecoming and the …

… from Kenya. I'm a computer science major and I like to play soccer and watch movies during my free time.   … enjoys being around children and youth, and is excited to go into a career in education when she graduates. She … and human rights her freshman year of college, and wants to pursue a career in the non-profit industry because of this …

… 134 acts of sabotage. Many of these caused minor damage to the intended targets. Although the damage was minimal, for … “We had no revolvers and AK47s, let alone knowing how to use them. But given all that, we really had the state …

… In his free time Joshua enjoys teaching creative writing to children, learning Italian and is an avid Manchester … Paton’s exploration of causes of, and responses to, societal failings in Cry, The Beloved Country   … which she has dedicated her undergraduate dissertation to. After university, Jessica will be taking on a masters in …

… the world. Thousands of African people are converted to Christianity every day and in Nigeria about 20 new … Sabbath every week and millions of Muslim pilgrims travel to Mecca in the Middle East every year. They do this because …

… in solitary confinement for 586 days. Magubane was made to stand for 5 days and 5 nights on three bricks of which the … one was unstable. He was given only black bitter coffee to drink and collapsed on the fifth day. 1970 Placed under Banning Orders for 5 years. Magubane was forced to resign from the Rand Daily Mail . 1972 Served 6 months in …

… the theatrical societies, establish scholarship funds to promising members within the societies and assist with … for the rights of royalties and performing fees being paid to the performers and play writers.  The 20 societies under …  In 1955, a decision was made by the central committee to decentralize the Federation and in the 1960s it was …

… were mainly young Afrikaans-speaking girls who had come to the Witwatersrand from the rural areas looking for work … two general strikes in 1931 and 1932. The latter was to protest a proposed wage decrease and caused much disruption. The GWU proved difficult to sustain. Society was too segregated.  Solly Sachs was …

… uplifting of communities whilst at the same time it seeks to stick to the aesthetics of photography. …

… Ilanga Lase Natal, with special focus on Dube's attitude to Dinizulu as indicated in his reportage on the treason … note that the spelling of Bambatha varies from source to source. The spelling Bambatha is also regularly used.   …

… in the curriculum. Human evolution Evolution refers to the slow process of human adaptation over millions of years. The roots of humanity are believed to lie in South Africa, where the earliest proof of hominids …

… The first organisational task of the PAC, according to Africanist News and Views, was to galvanise the African people into a revolutionary force …

… Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women) to 10 December (International Human Rights Day). The period … a society free of violence. The campaign continues to raise  awareness amongst South Africans about the negative …

… is clear that frontiers were changed and shifted according to various circumstances and for many different reasons … was responsible for bringing advancement and development to many countries and continents, but at the same time was …

… Race Relations news until 1991 when it changed its name to Fast Facts . The annual Race Relations Survey was … the years of the Apartheid government and continues to be published annually. …

… Work within the African societies was divided according to gender. The men were herders, hunters and warriors. Even … then smelted in a oven. The oven was made from clay. Note to teachers:  SAHO is still developing content for this …

… since its formation in 1912. This project continues to today. Below is a list of all ANC office bearers since its founding in 1912 with each name linked to a biography. This list is a work in progress, any … on the contribute icon on this page if you would like to add a name or biography. ANC Presidents from 1912 - …

… We hope that our work will encourage individuals to come forward to help us develop a more complex picture of the history of … what became known as the people’s arts movement. We want to understand, through research, both of the archive as well …

… Go to the places section of the SAHO site, and read about the … 3.       What are they called? 4.       What happened to the homelands after 1993? Activity Do a project on your …

… Pandor, National Minister of Education handing a prize to one of the winners. Learners: First prize: Khotso … Pandor, National Minister of Education handing a prize to one of the winners. …

… of smaller welfare groups countrywide that had formed to improve social conditions for Africans. It apparently … highly politicized body and restricted its efforts mainly to social issues. It cooperated fairly extensively with the …

… Please forward this page to other photographers by using the send to a friend tab The Bonani Africa 2010 Festival of …

… head, long legs and elegant wing plumes which sweep to the ground. Blue Cranes lay their eggs in the bare veld, often close to water. They are quite common in the Karoo , but are also …

… shaped the history of the country, and continues to influence the political, economic and ideological life in … SAHO will over time present a series of articles linked to Afrikaner Nationalism in South Africa. History of slavery …

… the ‘mfecane’. This topic includes research that helps us to better understand how and why transformation occurred at … moving away from the idea of the mfecane, which is linked to outdated, colonial-era ideas of the centrality of the …