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… Party leader. The following year Botha was succeeded by FW de Klerk who shortly after taking office announced his …

… escape the scene as the murder was carefully orchestrated by Janusz Walus, an anti-Communist Polish immigrant who was …

… in South Africa. At the time, the number of deaths caused by SARS stood at least at 104 out of more than 2,600 cases …

… written early in her literary career and have been hailed by critics as being brilliant and fascinating.  The works …

… both killed in an accident following a high speed chase by photographers in the Pont de l’Alma tunnel in Paris. Diana …

… Tshabalala was awarded the prestigious Platinum Medal by the Comrades Marathon Association in recognition of his …

… all court officials playing a part. The officials stood by the claim that Biko had committed suicide. It was later …

… on to win three Grammy awards. The group, which is led by Joseph Shabalala was formed in 1960 and released their …

… ordained a priest. He died in 2000 when he was gunned down by criminals in Diepsloot. …

… Her expressionistic work was initially shunned upon by critics, but has since gained wide acceptance. Laubster …

… in Zimbabwe. In 1988, the ANC office in Zimbabwe was hit by a rocket. On another occasion a car bomb injured three ANC …

… Article in the Indian Opinon by Jordaan K Ngubane on James Moroka, 28 November 1952 (pdf) …

… adopted the Black Consciousness philosophy advocated by Steven Biko and continued to propagate it in it …

… the Tutsi dominated party Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF). By the end of the genocide, it is estimated that between half …

… twenty-seven politically driven students were ordered by the African National Congress (ANC) to skip the country. …

… The first two test matches of the tour were easily won by the Springboks. Though the British did not win the series, …

… Being the daughter of a White mother (who was disowned by her parents when she became pregnant and sent to a mental …

… state including all three historic regions of Libya by January 1952. A UN commissioner and the so-called Council …

… Nationalists were stunned by the announcement of seven points according to which Gen. …

… installations on naval cruisers in 1900 proved successful. By 1912, there were Marconi stations all over the world, …

… in a mine under the age of 18 years. This act was amended by the Natives Laws Amendment Act of 1952.   …

… best equipped of the South African divisions, commanded by Major-General W.H. Evered Poole, entered the war in Italy …

… lifestyle of Van der Stel and the fact that abuse of power by officials led to unfair competition with burghers. From …

… renowned for perfectly executing tasks entrusted to him by the leadership of the party. He was a member of the South …

… also provided for the education of young British colonists by the creation of a yearly scholarship, still in existence …

… lack of consensus as to where the Statue should be placed by Baker and Francis Masey, the statue was placed in the …

… of the Togoland German protectorate, which was occupied by British and French forces in 1914. In 1922 the League of …

… issue. Despite the Soweto Uprisings, which took the world by surprise, Kissinger, felt Vorster remained the only key to …

… Have emerged in most major cities in response to demand by students who wanted an art education. …

… to grant her a divorce. After being sentenced to death by hanging on November 1969, Groesbeek was executed on 13 …