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… short stories and poems in The Classic magazine, founded by Nat Nakasa in 1963. His generation of writers, including … condolences to his family and all those who were touched by his work. His passing is a great loss not only to his …

… Tradition, a documentary history, Volume One 1907 - 1950, by Allison Drew Document 40 - Letter from T. W. Thibedi to … contains the first part of that article, so will you by the next mail send us 2 copies which we desire to keep on …

… Netherlands fleeing religious persecution brought about by the ascendancy of Catholicism in France. The Edict of … state subsidies in 1707. One of the enduring legacies left by the Huguenots in South Africa is wine growing and …

… as ship captain is in an account of an expedition sent by Portuguese King JoÁƒÂƒo (John) II to Guinea in December … oldest monument. Remains of this cross were found in 1938 by Prof. E. Axelson and it was integrated in a reconstructed …

… Elizabeth. Cape Town also saw its share of violence, and by the end of September 92 people had died. … Image Source: © Photograph by Alf Kumalo|National Youth Uprising., ' Youth and the …

… The hearing resumes on Sunday, 11 September 2011. Issued by: Derek Hanekom Chairperson ANC National Disciplinary …

… removed. 3. The matter is currently under investigation by South African Police Service (SAPS). 4. The ANC has no …

… up the march. The students at the Cape were influenced by the 16 June 1976 uprising of Soweto school children to …

… plant of new seeds, to cultivate a new society. Directed by: Koleka Putuma Featured cast of poets: Sethu "Qhawekazi" …

… only 10 seats in parliament, compared to 41 seats held by the United Party previously. Sources: Muller, C.F.J. …

… The biggest strike by the migrant municipal workers took place in Johannesburg, …

… and calling for South Africa's withdrawal from the ILO, by 163 votes to nil, with 29 abstentions. The ILO is the …

… Sydney. Supplies produced from those seeds supplemented by purchases when possible. …

… from approximately 1780 and is presumed to have been built by Gerrit van Rooyen. Over the years an expanding needs of …

… in 1897. Prior to completion occasional services were held by visiting priests in the local Court House. This Roman …

… on 19 December 1864. In 1876 the company was taken over by the Cape Government Railways, and the line, which had …

… originally formed part of the farm Constantia , once owned by Simon van der Stel . It was declared a National Monument …

… The catalyst for the violence was rent increases proposed by the Black-run town councils. Three township councillors, …

… House,' which soon became an institution recognised by the Cape Town City Council and police. In 1937 Sister …

… allow South African players to participate in test matches by the end of 1991. South Africa had ceased to be a member of …

… of the Bellville congregation. In a statement read by Reverend A J Van Wyk, the church said that Boesak had …

… congress from 12-16 July 1989. The congress, attended by 1858 delegates representing a membership of 924,000, …

… board was established. In 1964 South Africa was banned by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) from …

… Congress (ANC), Nelson Mandela, was burned down allegedly by a group of schoolchildren. Among the explanations that …

… Company and members of TGWU, were allegedly attacked by Inkatha supporters, causing the death of four drivers. …

… a commercial one, the pressure exerted against the bank by anti-apartheid protesters had a detrimental effect on the …

… (TRC) hearing in 1997 that they were assassinated by Apartheid state agents, when six policemen (AJM Joubert, …

… at the age of 46 on 13 July 2003. Makgatho was survived by four sons, Mandla, from his first marriage, and Ndaba, 21, …

… from Bangkok. The tsunamis were set off a week previously by a massive earthquake measuring 9.0 on the Richter scale, …

… has gone too far in merging with the ANC, an opinion held by many other NNP members. …