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… through the election of national office holders and by the extension of an all-white parliament. By 1964, limited political rights had been extended to …

… five. The other eight people were later killed allegedly by Inkatha supporters in retaliation. After various submissions by victims of the attack before the Truth and Reconciliation …

… was reached bringing to an end a five-year rent boycott by the residents of Soweto. The SPD was engaged in the … To write of more than R 500 million in arrears caused by the boycott To introduce uniform tariffs across Soweto, …

… particularly problematic as many Whites felt threatened by the eventuality of a regime change. Reactions to the … dissuade him from authorising the erection of the facility by assaulting him and a security guard while he was …

… boycotts, which culminated in widespread rioting followed by clashes between police and civilians, were common, … treason, the intention being to overthrow the government by unconstitutional means. They were trialed in Delmas, …

… works not currently on exhibition are advised to do so by appointment. The Permanent Collection is supplemented by an active programme of temporary exhibitions. Admission is …

… Uniondale in 1879. Originally the region had been covered by extensive indigenous forests, but during colonial times … was widespread. After the 1880s this was supplemented by ostrich farming. The Montagu Pass, which linked the …

… documents, photos, trophies and records. The fire, battled by seven fire crews, started in the kitchen but soon spread. … A report released a month after the Wanderers fire by emergency management services chief Audrey Gule to the …

… commemorate World Population Day. This day was established by the Governing Council of the United Nations Development … in 1989. It was a result of the interest generated by the marking of The Day of Five Billion on the 11 July …

… Sun. There has even been a demand for a Red Star of David by Israel, as they feel that Christianity and Islam are acknowledged by the current symbols, yet Judaism is omitted. …

… in Tunis, Tunisia. The South Africa delegation was led by the Foreign Affairs Minister Alfred Nzo, who was applauded … of Ministers and the Annual Summit. The OAU was superseded by the African Union (AU). The inaugural session of the AU …

… In October 1875, a new mission, "Livingstonia", was set up by a group of members of the Free Church of Scotland. Before the missionaries arrived, the area was controlled by the Muslim Yao people.The graves of some of the …

… of the banning order, and as such could not be quoted by any person or by the press. During his incarceration Sobukwe obtained an …

… of 'no confidence' in government, which was introduced by the Leader of the political opposition, the United Party, … adequately for the national security of the country by failing "to take the public into its confidence, and to …

… home”, named as it was after the shiny tin huts  erected by new residents when they were first relocated there. The … because it was closer to a trading store or bus stop by that name. Across the valley from Mzimhlophe there was …

… to his hip as a result of being accidentally dropped by his nanny when he was three months old. Consequently, he … Commercial Advertiser. The publications were plagued by censorship from the government forcing Pringle to resign. …

… action on behalf of the Herero. The Reverend was supported by an Indian delegation and the New York-based International … In 1946 he participated in a passive resistance campaign by Indian protesters in Tobruk, Durban and was arrested and …

… Minister Menachem Begin. Sadat was assassinated in 1981 by Islamic fundamentalists who opposed the peace treaty with Israel, and he was succeeded by Hosni Mubarak. …

… Linden, 35 from Wentworth in Durban was sentenced to death by a high court in Guangdong Province, China for smuggling … the early hours of 12 December 2011, Linden was executed by lethal injection. In response, The South African …

… A Documentary History of Indian South Africans edited by Surendra Bhana and Bridglal Pachai Robert E. Somasundram … am an Indian young man who came over to Natal from Madras by the S.S. Umtata in April 1890. I was educated in the …

… down in 1882.  The square's current layout was designed by Vivian S. Rees-Poole in 1912, to imitate London's … of the Raadsaal, which was designed in a classical style by Sytze Wopke Wierda. The building was first used in May of …

… but the hall was only opened in 1905. It was designed by architects Reid and Green from Johannesburg and was built … Africa. The City Hall overlooks the Grande Parade, flanked by Buitengracht & Darling Streets, the scene of many a …

… at Basuto Kop on 16 February 1900 can be traced in part by Rhodesian fears that the Boers would attempt to invade … their positions there. This led to a mostly futile attempt by the Boers to continue shelling the positions the …

… factory. Upon his arrival in Manchester Engels was stunned by the high levels of poverty among the working class. He … struggle, as it resonated with the challenges faced by the South African working class. Most of the works of …

… establishment of a central bank to take over the gold held by commercial banks and the issuing of banknotes. The recommendation was accepted by the South African Parliament. The South African Bank …

… and its' predecessors, The Guardian; Advance were founded by trade unionists, academics and and was known as a leftist … Zeerust and Sekhukhuniland; Group Areas and the protests by Indians; Banning of the newspaper and political …

… compensation for freed slaves, as well as the cattle raids by the Xhosa on the Cape Frontier, from which the British … could be free from British control. Retief is regarded by many Afrikaners as a hero of Great Trek, and is …

… of the sultan of Macassar, was banished to the Cape by the Dutch East India Company (DEIC). He arrived on board … influence on enslaved people at the Cape, he was housed by the Dutch East India Company on the farm Zandvliet, …

… also existed in Pretoria and Durban, but were all replaced by petrol, diesel and trolley bus systems by the early 1960s. In 1985 a tram service was reintroduced …

… its existence until the state of emergency was declared by the government after the police massacres of Sharpeville … "This magazine, 'The African Communist', has been started by a group of Marxist-Leninists in Africa, to defend and …