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… During his announcement Smith said; “Now I would like to say a few words to you. Today, now that the final stalemate in negotiations … clear that it is the policy of the British Government to play us along with no real intention of arriving at a …

… that this was because no Coloured players would be allowed to play during the game. According to a report by Cape Times, the teams' members themselves decided not to take part in the game. A message received from Durban a …  Anon, (1962), 'Portugal Refuse to Play In Durban,' from Cape Times, 17 February, (Available …

… field gun. They were heading for Johannesburg in an effort to facilitate a rebellion by Uitlanders - a cosmopolitan group of foreigners who had flocked to the gold fields - and to further the ambition of Cecil John Rhodes for a united …

… On 5 October 1960 a referendum of White voters was held to decide whether South Africa should become a republic. The … Dr H.F. Verwoerd, South African prime minister, went to London in March 1961 to give the Conference of Commonwealth Prime Ministers formal …

… but also by slaves who lost their freedom and was brought to the Cape. To fix a date for the arrival of slaves at the Cape is a … slaves were ship wrecked and would have made their way to the Cape prior to 1652. With the arrvial of Jan van …

… becomes independent after 14 years of armed resistance to Portuguese colonial rule. The three major movements … (UNITA) signed the Alvor agreement in January 1975. Due to political differences amongst the parties that signed the … by Cuba and the Soviet Union and UNITA which went to war was supported by South Africa and the USA.The …

… the names Alfred Ernest Albert, although was always known to the family as "Affie". Alfred expressed a wish to join the Navy and in accordance with this he passed the … King Otto of Greece, in 1862, Prince Alfred was selected to succeed him, but the British Government blocked plans for …

… ANC members. Woods, Smith and Conjwayo were sentenced to death and their sentence was later commuted to life imprisonment by the Supreme Court.  All three … by the South African intelligence service after 1980 to carry out destabilisation activities in Zimbabwe. In the …

… The Summit took place in Johannesburg from 26 August to 4 September 2002. It was convened to discuss sustainable development by the United Nations, and … with courses of boos, claps, and catcalls as he attempted to explain and justify U.S. policies, viewed by many in the …

… of urban black art and social realism, Sekoto studied to be a teacher and his art career only began in earnest when he moved to Sophiatown, Johannesburg in 1939. Life in Sophiatown … Art Gallery purchased one of his pictures. This was to be the first picture painted by a black artist to enter a …

… Republic of Congo). The plane, allegedly on its way to deliver supplies to Jonas Savimbi’s rebel group UNITA in Angola, had been filled beyond its capacity and failed to take off.  It ran off the runway straight into the market …

… near Pietermaritzburg where participants had decided to promote Black solidarity and foster the philosophy of … Consciousness. Envisaged as a broad-based counterpart to the South African Students' Organisation (SASO), the BPC was established as a national coordinating body to engage and mobilise broader civil society outside the …

… and Natal had come under siege and subsequent attempts to relieve them ended disastrously for the British forces. … sent Roberts and Kitchener along with reinforcements of up to 180 00 troops. The impact of these reinforcements was immediate. Roberts managed to relieve all the garrisons, and in June 1900 entered and …

… by the origin of mammals and used his medical profession to support his travels around the world. In 1897, Broom settled in South Africa. From 1903 to 1910, he worked as a professor of zoology and geology at Victoria College in Stellenbosch, but was forced to give up his position for promoting his belief in …

… Michele proves particularly helpful in finding me a place to stay - phoning round and booking me a room in a relatively cheap hotel within fairly close proximity to the city centre, breakfast included and a shower of my … in a room with a striated ceiling which just happens to create the impression of a halo around him. It 's a …

… among themselves and media focused on the "global" tribute to Nelson Mandela, there has been unanimous praise in France … the most loyal supporters of Pretoria’s racist regime, to which they sold arms, nuclear and industrial technologies, … Olivier Petitjean 1964. Nelson Mandela’s conviction to life imprisonment seems to leave Western powers total …

… Zuma and ministers Des van Rooyen and Mosebenzi Zwane) to prevent it from seeing the light of day. However, justice … regularly on text mining tasks in the past so we decided to take a look at the report from different angle to see if we could unearth any stories that had not already …

… and the increasing activities of the UDF posed a threat to IFP's hold on popular support in KwaZulu.  As people began to support to the trade unions and anti-apartheid community … , (New York), pp.162-163.| Wright J. ,(2009), Background to political violence: Pietermaritzburg region 1987-8 , from …

… hip, regenerating Area of Braamfontein, which is also Home to many students, interesting Shops and Places to eat. The WAM Cafe is a fun place to meet friends and enjoy delicious food and coffee. History …

… I would like to state in my preliminary remarks that the overthrow of the … sections of that population including those whom it seeks to serve, whose interests it purports to protect - the white section of the population - should …

… I would like to state in my preliminary remarks that the overthrow of the … sections of that population including those whom it seeks to serve, whose interests it purports to protect - the white section of the population - should …

… Saturday said that while Zuma has the Constitutional right to choose who serves in his Cabinet, he had his reservations. … officials of the ANC during such appointments and changes to the composition of the national executive, the briefing by … depriving the leadership collective of its responsibly to advise politically on executive matters." The ANC needs to …

… a viewing platform and bungee jumping. This is your chance to see Durban like you’ve never seen it before. Take a ride up the SkyCar to the top of the arch where you’ll be rewarded with … metres above the ground). The SkyCar transports visitors to the highest point of this arch (106 metres high), …

… time in erecting the Building and in taking out licences to keep a billiard table and to sell wine . Billiard's in those days was a sport on which … sums were wagered. This, in conjunction with the wine, led to irregularities and disturbances which, in turn, led to the …

… in the development of the Performing Arts, and is host to the colourful variety of Entertainment found in the … African Theatre and marked the beginning of great things to come. In 2000 The Theatre re-opened as a Receiving House and has been host to blockbuster shows like: 'Cats, Sarafina!, The Phantom of …

… of Burkina Faso from the 2015 elections and coup attempt to independence in 1960. Overview : Burkina Faso's poor … factored into the growing financial support being supplied to increase health and living conditions in Burkina Faso.  … 2015 Elections and Coup Attempt Burkina Faso was due to have presidential elections in October 2015, but an …

… Wopko Jensma, Wayne Barker and Sandile Zulu. His decision to finally open a 'legitimate' gallery, in the old Camouflage … groundbreaking exhibition, but then again it never set out to be. Rather 'States of Emergence' is a carefully pieced … show featuring significant works from the period 1960 to 1990. A time of zealous nationalism and pained struggle, …

… During the month of May we celebrate Africa Month as a way to commemorate the creation of the Organisation of African Unity (OUA) in 1963.. As a way to value the continent’s history, to reflect on it’s links and historical dynamics and to …

… people were supplanting them, even in the skilled trades. To meet this competition, the Unions refused to admit the coloured races to membership, which, of course, only aggravated the evil. My …

… people were supplanting them, even in the skilled trades. To meet this competition, the Unions refused to admit the coloured races to membership, which, of course, only aggravated the evil. My …