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… Ugandan Army to invade Tanzania. Despite being supported by Libyan troops, the Ugandans were sorely trounced.  Amin …

… Kwazulu Natal) was formally separated from the Cape Colony by means of the Charter of Natal. The Cape Governor still …

… would not be allowed to use his exit permit (approved by the Minister of Interior Affairs) to leave South Africa …

… unmanned and just 8m tall. Today it is serviced by helicopter and one wonders the difficulties that must have … Lighthouses of Southern Africa by Gerald Hobberman …

… Cooke says it was lifted into position on the second floor by Messrs. Fox and Bookless (Pvt) Ltd who took over …

… West Coast of North America. The Building is characterised by a prominent Central Bay Window, with a shell motif. Other …

… The building was designed by architect Stanley Hudson and was erected in 1911 as the …

… Banyana coach Augustine Makalakalane will be unemployed by the end of this week’Sowetan Live [online] Available at …

… and adoption of the new Constitution for South Africa by democratically elected representatives of all the people …

… at the Peyregudes Ski Club in France. [v] He is coached by Alexander Heath. [vi] Peter Scott failed to finish the …

… . The Emancipation Day “Walk in the Night” is organised by the District Six Museum and the Prestwich Place Project …

… 20th Century and became Independent on November 28, 1960. By the terms of the constitution, Islam is the official state …

… we Sizwe special operations unit, detonated a car bomb by remote control outside Ellis Park Stadium in Johannesburg. …

… that developed after these. The Town itself was laid out by another farmer, Maconachie, who used the names of British …

… a wooden cross was erected, but it was replaced in 1913 by a monument commemorating all those killed in action. A …

… town of Reitz developed was on the farm Langspruit, owned by Hendrik Davel. He sold 6400 hectares of it to Jan Roos who …

… DeLano and Manny Rodriquez attracting acclaim and awards. By 2000 Sipho had moved back to KwaZulu-Natal, where he …

… and attacks on White farmers were believed to be motivated by this slogan. On 26 July 1993 members of APLA opened fire …

… of emergency in KwaZulu-Natal, coinciding with a report by the South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) that it …

… in South Africa (online PDF), paper first published by the editorial board of Antipode, available at: …

… Durban, was called "Muckleneuk" and was built in 1914 by her father, Sir Marshall Campbell, a sugar magnate. She …

… course of events in the UN negotiations with the Africans. By gaining the initiative, Britain (and the US) wanted to …

… overthrow the South African government. This after a raid by security police at Lilliesleaf farm on 11 July 1963, the …

… and Ngenisile Siqwebo. Matthews Mayezana Mali was shot by the South African Police (SAP) on the following day. Mali …

… the inner worlds of people whose development was shaped by opposition politics, underground activity, jail, exile, …

… authorities claimed its officers had been under attack by a group of mine-workers armed with dangerous weapons. …

… From the book:  Freedom In Our Life Time by Anton Muziwakhe Lembede Anton Lembede's primary school …

… and the 1993 Constitution as amended will be addressed by way of international mediation which will commence as soon …

… their lives for the cause of freedom in South Africa.  By adopting this day as the Day of the African Child, the …

… On that day an estimated 10 000-20 000 Zulu warriors led by Dingane's generals Dambuza (Nzobo) and Ndlela kaSompisi …