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… Growing up, Nwapa attended missionary schools in Oguta, Port Harcourt, and Lagos. In her early education, Nwapa read …

… also include assisting with the dredging of sand at the port of Brazzaville. Part of our common strategy includes the …

… year 1860 saw the landing of the first batch of Indians at Port Natal under contract to serve their white masters in …

… school children to celebrate the 2Ist birthday of Princess Elizabeth on Monday. Coupled with this the miserable …

… Sofala as the source of Kilwa's gold. Sofala was a port in what is today Mozambique, in the vicinity of the … India. In less than a month the Portuguese had reached the port of Calicut on the Indian subcontinent. The Portuguese …

… Museum in a former township of Nelson Mandela City (Port Elizabeth) that memorialises the migrant workers of the …

… Passive Resistance Councils were set up in Cape Town, Port Elizabeth, East London, and Kimberly. The Ghetto Act came …

… network of railways radiated out of Delagoa, Bloemfontein, Port Elizabeth, Natal and the Cape. By 1896, 97 per cent. of …

… by the militant and united rent strike at Zwide in Port Elizabeth and the anti-rent increase demonstrations and the …

… victims of Iran.   1991 Assistance to victims of unrest in Port Elizabeth.   1992 A ship load [more than 750 tons] of medical …

… in Tongaat; Y.S. Chinsamy in Verulam, and Dr M. Godfrey in Port Shepstone. In Ladysmith, Dr Monty Naicker delivered a …

… deciding that Richards Bay should be developed as a white port, and in doing so depriving KwaZulu of the only …

… there were no government facilities to pay for the trans­port and boarding costs involved. The only government …

… womanhood the property of all women ... eventually." (Elizabeth and Emily Blackwell, 1859). - See more at: …

… , and rapidly became very proficient. He later married Elizabeth Viljoen and she accompanied him as he travelled by …

… Cape. Except for a few centres outside the East London / Port Elizabeth region the campaign made little impact on local …

… work is held as part of the Human Rights Conference, Port Elizabeth . Group exhibition. Omar Badsha curates a …

… at the Cape in the days of the Dutch East India Company. Port Washington, New York and London, 1950, pp. 116-17. Anon. …

… armed, they could at one and the same time ensure the sup­port of Asia and hold out a threat to the South African …

… violence was the norm, while owners who lived around the port might have used violence less often to exercise the same …

… to give her most of our attention and love. In fact in Port Shepstone we had a place built for my father and mother … Not then. VR:   Not then. SM:   While I was there [in Port Shepstone], I used to teach maths, you know, to … Dalendran ‑ when we came, we had to come to Durban from Port Shepstone and moved over from there, because the …

… convened a conference of various organisations at Port Elizabeth in April, 1955, at which conference the principle …

… action. There was also a call for a stay-at-home in Port Elizabeth at the end of August, but this too seems to have …

… Dr. Du Plessis the first editor of Die Oosterlig in Port Elizabeth. He subsequently became editor of Die Volksblad in …

… her and wanted to teach her a lesson. Her daughter is in Port Elizabeth and she was cross about this order to bring her …

… buildings, housing, schools and clinics, rail and port infrastructure, electrification infrastructure, and so …

… prison sentences on Fikile, Marcus, Neville, Don Davis and Elizabeth van den Heyden; seven-year sentences on Lionel … assassinated in Paris), Leslie and Doris van den Heyden (Elizabeth’s brother and sister). In passing sentence the … was raided by van Wyk.  I also learnt then that his wife, Elizabeth de Kock who trained as a nurse in Cape Town, was …

… at several places along the east coast of Africa. At the port of Malindi, he found an experienced Arab navigator, Ibn …

… he then closed the Gulf of Aqaba to Israel, blockading the port of Eilat. There were also troop movements near Israel's …