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… referred to as ‘ the heart of the fynbos.’ With more than 1 600 plant species, it boasts the greatest floral diversity …

… and commence work towards the armed struggle in 1961 1959 4-6 April, An Africanist group who broke away from the … Poqo activists leading to their subsequent arrest. 1 April, The British Colonial police raid PAC offices in … and Sabelo Phama are arrested by the Transkei government. 1 May, Leballo is ousted as leader of the PAC. 29 August, …

… in hot water. It was a magnificent brew fit for a monarch. 1 October 1975 I wish I could drive you on a long, long …

… A recent discovery, Military History Journal, Vol. 12, No.4 (online), available at: samilitaryhistory.org[Accessed 5 …

… Communist Party of South Africa is refused. 1921 30 July - 1 August The founding conference of the Communist Party of … as North West Province), which drew over 400 people. [1] After he was arrested for holding the meeting, members of … Day rally of African and White workers in Witwatersrand. 4 September A copy of the political bureau is published with …

… published religious texts mainly in indigenous languages. [1] The first English-language publications in Namibia were … [3] TIMELINE 1867 Robert Grendon is born in Ovamboland [4] . He likely went to Augustineum School in Otjimbingwe for … been published elsewhere in 1988, 1990 and 1994. Endnotes [1] Peter Reiner, Jane Katjavivi, and Werner Hillebrecht, …

… of the Soviet Union before exporting revolution abroad.” [1] This was in contrast to earlier pronouncements made by … of agriculture, and rapid forced industrialisation. [4] Socialism in one country forced the Soviet Union to look … called GOELRO, which increased electricity production from 1.9 billion kWh in 1913 to 48 billion kWh in 1940. [7] …

… May Day celebrated on 1 May annually, is a celebration of workers and their work. … some key instances of the SACP’s May Day activism. [1] Two years after the founding of the Communist Party of … classes, who were doing nothing for the unemployed”. [4] The group was made up largely of unemployed African …

… On 4 March 1980, Robert Mugabe's Zimbabwe African National …

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… do Cabo (the Table Cape) on account of its shape. 1510 1 March, On his way back to Portugal the Viceroy of … and marijuana with the foreigners at this stage. 1591 1 August, The English navigator, James Lancaster, barters … bearing no wool but hair, and with very large tails. 1595 4 August, Four ships under Cornelis de Houtman reach São …

… done, this year's budget deficit will not be higher than 1.7 percent of GDP. Not only has national government been … to increase government expenditure in real terms by about 4.7 percent per year for the next three years. That will take … rate will be much higher than the G-7 average rate of 1.4 percent. Next year we are expecting a minimum growth rate …

… in The Journal of African History , Vol. 19, No. 1, World War I and Africa (1978), pp.61-86. …

… 8, 1912; later named the African National Congress (ANC). [1] Uniting and bonding the people of Africa together along … her father’s appointment as the institution’s librarian [4] . Due to her father’s affiliation with organisations such … in South Africa." The Journal of Modern African Studies 1-22. Kagan, Rachel. 1994. Biographies of ANC Women …

… a halt when he was arrested under the 1967 Terrorism Act [1] . In 1967, the South African government passed one of the … Nakasa , whom also worked on the infamous Drum magazine [4] . By the time Serote’s first poem was published, he had … them of their inherent dignity and freedom. End Notes [1] Marilyn Turkovich, "Mongane Wally Serote." Voice …

… the network of water routes for mobility and surprise." [1] By the mid sixteenth century the area was invaded by … ships greatly assisted allies waging wars on the coast. [4] Many of the towns in Sierra Leone in the 1600s were … same as junior officers or the rank-and-file. Endnotes [1] Thornton, John K, Warfare in Atlantic Africa 1500-1800, …

… Whites-only Germiston Callies defeat the Black Pirates (3-1). Orlando Pirates Women's Football Club and Mother City … Coloured and Indian players.  Orlando Pirates, with 4 Coloureds and 1 Indian, defied the ruling. The team was expelled from …

… on the Thames in 1794 and was a British East Indiaman of 1 498 tons. It completed 8 successful voyages between Indian … is wrecked off Dassen Island. It was carrying more than 1 300 pieces of ivory. Clan Stuart (1914) The Clan Stuart was … The Johanna was lost near the Cape east coast at around 4 o'clock in the morning on 8 June 1682. She was transporting …

… this Chapter, the limitation must comply with section 36(1). National legislation may recognise union security … this Chapter, the limitation must comply with section 36(1). This section guarantees workers the right to fair labour … Employment Act of 1997 This Act, which came into effect on 1 December 1998, applies to all employees and employers …

… 1966 Basutoland gains independence on October 4 as Lesotho, with King Moshoeshoe II the monarch and Chief …

… over the years. These laws include the following: 1. The Labour Relations Act 2. The Basic Conditions of Employment Act 3. The Employment Equity Act 4. The Skills Development Act 5. The Unemployment Insurance … National Congress Comrade JG Zuma to Worker`s Day Durban, 1 May 2015 …

… prior when Senegal was still a French colony, increased. [1] Senghor’s adherence to French language and culture … secrets held by the deceased, including financial status. [4] In So Long a Letter, Bâ’s main characters, Ramatouleye and … Online and Principia College Partnership Project Endnotes [1] Ibrahima Diallo, The Politics of National Languages in …

… sense of dignity, self—respect and hope for the future. [1] The University of Zambia is where her parents graduated … as one of Oprah Winfrey's "20 remarkable visionaries". [4] Her book helped set in motion her worldwide travel while … Online and Principia College Partnership Project Endnotes [1] Moyo, Dambisa. Dead Aid: Why Aid Is Not Working and How …