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… to South Africa at the age of nineteen in 1871. Inspired by the writings of explorers such as Dr. David Livingstone …

… was one of the ten homelands in South Africa introduced by the apartheid government. It was home to the Batlokoa and …

… signaled the end of sanctions and boycotts on the country by the international community. Since the establishment of …

… After 1976 three black homelands were granted independence by the Republic of South Africa; Bophuthatswana, Venda and …

… at Lilliesleaf Farm in Rivonia during a raid conducted by security police. …

… much fame, his true wealth and recognition was revealed by the number of people who attended his funeral, one of the …

… address in the Hoernle Memorial Lecture series deliverd by Dr. H.J. Van Eck. He describes very clearly the economic …

… the Future of France, Claude Bourdet, with a tail-piece by Papas. The Declaration of the 121, Robert Barrat. The …

… Woolf Joel, Barney Barnato's nephew, was shot and killed by Baron Von Veltheim because he refused to assist in …

… under the special protection of God, had defied orders by the government to leave the Bulhoek commonage outside …

… premier of KwaZulu-Natal province, until he was replaced by Lionel Mtshali in 1999. In 2006 he ended his long-term …

… After losing the Wakkerstroom and Oudtshoorn by-elections in April, prime minister and leader of the South …

… on white photo two young boys crying; text: What is needed by the black people of South Africa is not sticking plaster; …

… was explored. He colonised the Mossel Bay area in 1734 by erecting a stone beacon displaying the VOC's and Dutch …

… and chorus were originally written in Xhosa as a hymn by Enoch Sontonga in 1897. Sontonga also composed the music, …

… there she made a major contribution to medical literature by identifying and describing an unknown skin disease which …

… later dropped. He also endured the wrath of the regime by several banning orders that were imposed on him. Naicker …

… 100 people were drowned and the rest of them, led by Manuel de Souza e Sepulveda, started walking northwards …

… in Apartheid Society. Content includes: Statement by the Members of the Commission; The image of the law in the …

… for the Union of South Africa as a whole was issued by A.G. Howard of the Union Weather Service from the branch …

… Transvaal War), a provisional armistice was agreed upon by General Evelyn Wood of the British forces and Republican …

… source gives the date as 31 December 1875. He is revered by the Griqua people of the present day as the greatest of …

… Republiek (ZAR or Transvaal Republic). He was described by Theal as "the ablest leader and most perfect …

… but was dissolved in 1968, when legislation introduced by the Government made multi-racial parties illegal in South …

… The Market Theatre was founded in 1976 in Johannesburg by Mannie Manim and Barney Simon. Now based in the center of … was against the laws of the country, it was recognized by the government and was therefore not granted any funding. … (Accessed on 14 January, 2017)| https://esat.sun.ac.za/index.php/Market_Theatre (Accessed on 21 January, 2017) …

… docked at a Southern Port. She was sunk in June 1864, by USS Kearsarge at the Battle of Cherbourg outside the Port … The Railway Station and Old Flag Room which was opened by President Paul Kruger when the railway-line from … New Dictionary of South African Place Names by Peter E. Raper.| Fletcher, R.A. (1910). London: Sidgwick & …

… it boasted a mix of architectural styles complemented by exquisite finishes. These included a copper dome, brass … 1996, the building fell prey to vandalism and was gutted by fires twice. Despite this, heritage experts said its core …

… that looked like a House back in England or Scotland, by ordering the materials from catalogues- from steel … apple, plum and cherry trees. This area is now occupied by Pilrig Place, an office block and a very unimaginative …

… strikes and protests around the country. Botha responded by implementing a nationwide state of emergency in 1986, … He resigned from the National Party and was succeeded by F.W. de Klerk, who has been praised for the steps he took …

… of Errol Tobias, a Black player, in the national team. By 1992, with the dismantling of apartheid taking place, the … government has encouraged a policy of transformation, by which a number of Black players should be included in the …