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… of the Cape. The date of his arrival at the Cape is given as early in 1938 by Potgieter (19 …

… is shot dead on street. This date may not be correct, as 28 January 1991 is given by tw …

… SACU, announces the shortening of the ‘rebel cricket tour ‘as a gesture of support for the country’s dramatic political …

… On the morning of Saturday 10 April 1993 is gunned down as he steps out of his car in the driveway of his Boksburg …

… Baron Pieter van Reede van Oudtshoorn, who was appointed as successor to Ryk Tulbach but who died at sea on his way to …

… Truly, I say to you, as you did it not to one of the least of these, you did it …

… completing his service in the Navy, he went onto work as a bank clerk at Barclays Bank and a barman at Saldanha Hotel. He previously worked as a fisherman and truck driver. From 1960 until 1962, Sleigh … roles within the field of education and retired in 1996 as the Head of the Centre for Conservation Education and …

… degree from my alma mater, Fort Hare, and to be appointed as Chancellor at the same time, is for me an honour without … by the fact that the university has elected to honour me, as it does, on the day that we are celebrating the 75th … that of his son Don Davidson Tengo Jabavu, or Jili, as he was affectionately known to his peers and his students …

… President of the ANC Nelson R. Mandela at his inauguration as President of the Democratic Republic of South Africa Union …

… the announcement on November 12, 1952, of his dismissal as chief [n.d.] …

… Dr Saleem Badat, on his decision to step down as Vice-Chancellor of Rhodes University and depart Rhodes …

… Independence Party held at Ntabakandoda, Zwelitsha as from 13 - 15 April 1979 …

… In 1887 he obtained full rugby colours at Oxford. As a student he represented Middlesex and the South of … team at the fifth Champions Bat Tournament in Cape Town as opening batsman and wicket keeper. On Christmas Day he … test match. His involvement in the tour did not end there as he refereed no fewer than six matches on the British …

… Registration Act , denounced by the Indian community as the “Black Act.” That law, enacted in 1907, required … the Indian community. He was dismissed from his job as postmaster at the end of 1907 after he refused to register … soon after his release, the Indian community elected him as a member of a delegation to India to make representations …

… President of the ANC Nelson R. Mandela at his inauguration as President of the Democratic Republic of South Africa Union …

… STATEMENT BY PRESIDENT NELSON MANDELA SPEAKING AS CHAIRPERSON OF SADC AT THE OFFICIAL OPENING OF THE SUMMIT …

… Armed and Trained: Nelson Mandela’s 1962 military mission as Commander in Chief of Umkhonto we Sizwe and provenance for …

… Paul VI proclaims 22 new African saints. The saints, known as the Blessed Martyrs of Uganda, were a group of converts …

… President of the ANC, on the Occasion of His Installation As the Chancellor of the University of the North 25 April 1992 …

… Thabo Mbeki, After His Election by the National Assembly as President of the Republic, Cape Town 23 April 2004 …

… the South African Prime Minister, Mr. John Vorster, as interviewed on SABC-TV by Chris Rencken. Here are extracts …

… 20 June 1932 on the Salvation Army farm, kwaNgwelu (known as Mountain View in English), in the Vryheid district of … echoed in his compositions, along with his Zulu tradition as nearly all of his music was in isiZulu. Shortly after his … he would develop a deep love for traditional music. Later, as a member of the senior school choir, Prof Khumalo was …

… Both his parents originally came from Fiume, today known as Rijeka, in present-day Croatia. His father, Umberto, practiced as a civil engineer, while his mother, Fiore (nee Cottiero), … particularly in the development of his artistic abilities. As a result, he was given access to a number of well-endowed …

… Front and of the Communist Party when it was revived as a clandestine organisation. And since going into exile in … that the “final and complete liquidation of apartheid and colonialism [was] on the agenda of history.” In January 1962, … discussions in Kenya, Tunisia, Algeria and Ghana about colonialism and racism, in addition to trying to set up local …

… school teacher at the age of seven. He has also been known as Dalibunga, his circumcision name, as well as Madiba, his clan name. His father,  Mgadla, was … whom Mgadla recommended for the position in 1928.. Another factor in Jongintaba's election was the fact that the chosen …

… the result of apartheid and with that, she began to feel as if she did not have a place in then-South Africa. At the … was not easy for Urdang, who felt torn about her decision as she still yearned to stay in her home country. However, … 1966, where she worked in support of political detainees as well as their families, Urdang felt that the only choice …

… he ceased his formal education. Stanford began working as a clerk for his uncle in July 1863 under the Department of … the Tambookie Agent. In 1869 he spent some time working as a bookkeeper before returning to the Department of Native … passed the Peace Preservation Act more commonly known as the Disarmament Act, Stanford voiced his opposition. When …

… Speech by OR Tambo on the occasion of installation as the Chancellor of the University of Fort Hare and on being …

… the "indentured" and "free" Indians. This was ironic as in the 1850s the Natal plantation owners desperately … the Governor to introduce Indian labour. While people such as Harry Escombe, were stirring up anti-Indian feeling, there … influence with the Imperial authority. " The imperialist factor however characterised White reasoning:  "He does not …

… up arms and thus to abandon peaceful and non-violent means as the primary form through which apartheid was to be … changing, as human rights became an increasingly important factor in the conduct of international relations after the … Southeast Asia , decades and even centuries of European colonialism was determinedly giving way to political freedom …