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… and organizations to assist families of persons persecuted by the government for their stance against the policies of …

… Black upholsterer and poet, Benjamin Moloise was executed by apartheid government on 18 October 1985. Moloise was …

… its name from the man who vehemently opposed a proposal by the British to turn Cape Town into a convict colony, …

… people to the area. The influx had initially been caused by the discovery of gold. People flocked from all over the …

… to prohibit Angola from becoming a member was prompted by the US’s concern over the “continuing presence of Cuban …

… seascapes and clowns. He has stated that he is fascinated by mountains and clouds. Botha has never received any formal …

… with the Transkei Self-Government Bill. This was endorsed by the Transkei Territorial Authority in December 1962. The …

… of judiciary and other related issues. This was followed by the first plenary session of the Convention for a …

… the day that Dr Robert Koch astonished the world by announcing that he had discovered the cause of …

… illustrations, social commentary and jokes produced by some of the best writers and cartoonists in the world. In …

… at the age of eighty-one. He was elected as president by the Volksraad in 1857 and also served as president of the …

… Festival in Paris, France. Khuzwayo was awarded a DLitt by the University of Natal in 1996.   References: Hayes, S. …

… after a siege of 123 days.  Despite numerous attacks by the Boer commandos and 5 800 shells fired, the town had …

… address in the Hoernle Memorial Lecture series delivered by Emory Ross, in which he discusses the conflict of race and …

… route therefore became the first regular service flown by a jet airliner.   …

… On this date a poem by Nontsizi Mgqwetho lamenting the death of her mother was …

… began at Milner Park on a site donated to the University by the Johannesburg municipality. Reference: Wallis, F. …

… of Carnarvon. The first station in South Africa was put up by the South African Railways in Johannesburg on December 29, …

… of Cooperation known as “Three Doctors’ Pact” was signed by three doctors,  Dr. A.B. Xuma, president of the African …

… died suddenly, a few days after his wife. He was survived by seven sons and five daughters. …

… and use of kaffirbeer and other intoxicating liquor by natives in certain areas and for other incidental purposes …

… (Umkhonto we Sizwe). Circulation was limited and hampered by conditions of illegality. Publication began in late in …

… chart shows the heavier or more specialised weapons used by terrorist groups. Each group usually has one or a …

… two fists on right with text 'we remember...'. 'Published by the National Women's Day Committee …

… 38 years, during which time he was detained and harassed by state agents. Badsha founded the NGO, South African …

… were expecting De La Rey to fulfil a Van Rensburg prophecy by leading a rebellion against the Union of South Africa, …

… Six communities as well as other communities affected by forced removals. Claremont, for example, will be …

… Ms Zille. 1,425 delegates from across the country voted by a secret ballot. DA Eastern Cape leader Athol Trollip was …

… targets to ensure South Africa is free of illiteracy by 2014. The impact of these economic and social policies has … is largely because women are disproportionately affected by poverty. Easier access to clean running water, proper … a truly African event. The 2010 World Cup will be preceded by the Confederations Cup and we wish Bafana Bafana well …

… This could not have happened without dedicated service by many of you. However, while we are celebrating a decade of … long journey that we have travelled together and be guided by the noble precepts that define our democracy and the … This was done because we knew that intelligence services by their very nature and mandates are accorded enormous …