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… full recognition to the Africans participating in the war. 15-17 December, At the annual ANC conference Dr. A.B. Xuma is … The Sisulu's home became a second home to Mandela. 15 July, Nelson Mandela marries Evelyn Mase who was a nurse. …

… In the subsequent trials, Eddie Daniels was sentenced to 15 years in prison, which he served on   Robben Island . … suspended for three years.  Eddie Daniels was sentenced to 15 years in prison for his role in ARM. Source: Bowling Green …

… to join together and form a band that can range from 15 and 40 people.  THE CUSTOMS AND RELIGION OF THE SAN All …

… the value of the rix dollar, it depreciated by more than 15 per cent. Race Relations: Attitudes and prejudices In line …

… South Africa wins the tournament, defeating New Zealand 15-12. Following South Africa's victory, Nelson Mandela, the …

… C. H, (2005), An Economic History of South Africa, p.15) The first Khoi-Dutch War Rising tensions over loss of …

… together in a group or band. This could be anything from 15 to 40 people. The band's territory is called the n!ore, …

… begin writing a new Constitution for South Africa. On 15 May 1992 CODESA 2 met at the World Trade Centre. After …

… to challenge the restrictions of the Urban Areas Act. From 15 December to 18 December 1935 the All-African Convention …

… party, Democratic Tumhalle Alliance (DTA) of Namibia won 15 seats. …

… program of doing three years of school in one. 1934 At 15 Abrahams is forced to leave school in order to work to …

… well as you did in J-B, nor will you be able to afford a TV set, see a decent film or go to a theatre or have a …

… levels. In this regard, in an interview with the then e.tv television station in 2001 I said: “We…increased the …

… AWB. With him was his daughter, Nomakhwezi, then 15 years old. His wife, Limpho, and two other daughters, Neo …

… On 15 April 1996, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC), …

… Agency's (Wada's) side. Sepeng was reinstated on 15 May 2007 for all athletics competitions with immediate …

… travelling abroad to Britain to ask for them to intervene [15] . However, since the delegation occurred at the start of …   [13] Ibid. [14] Ibid. [15] Ibid. [16] Sol Plaatje, Native Life in South Africa, 16. …

… Africa's first black president. This building consists of 15 exhibition halls and sculpture gardens. It also houses … art collection in Africa, the Johannesburg Art Gallery's 15 exhibition halls and sculpture gardens display only about …

… team, the Springboks, defeated New Zealand’s All Blacks 15-12 in the Rugby World Cup at this stadium. The event …

… - Sunday 08:30 - 16:45 (Last ticket into the Museum at 16:15) (Last ticket to the Sculpture at 16:45). Please allow at …

… 12,077 residents, of whom 3,583 were literate 1875 census: 15,181 residents, of whom 4,756 were literate 1891 census: …

… a due consideration since my experience for the last 15 years has confirmed my opinion that a right not exercised …

… no British government. Between 1834 and 1840 about 15 000 Afrikaners left the Cape Colony permanently. They …

… department. By providing students aged approximately 15 to 17 with specialised knowledge and skills in their last …

… in a two-page report in the South African Weekly Mail (15 January 1988). South (Cape Town, 14 January1988) wrote of … Anti-Apartheid Movement, February 1988.) The Weekly Mail (15.1.88) summarized its report of CASA thus: 'what was the … needs the inclusion of a wide range of partisan artists' (15.1.88). Significance The CASA resolutions centred on real …

… High Commission was based, on 28 February 1960. As many as 15,000 held a rally at Trafalgar Square after the march, and … over nine hours, and the broadcast was made available to TV stations in 63 countries. Headlined ‘Nelson Mandela: a … Huddleston addressed a rally in Glasgow, attended by 15,000 people. Twenty five marchers, each representing a year …

… moved, took over army barracks, police stations, the TV and radio stations, and the telephone exchange. Mangope …