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… The South African government closed down the daily newspaper 'The …

… Party (NP) Government introduced an amendment to the South African constitution to create a new structure of … available at www.nelsonmandela.org.za (21 November 2012)| South African History Online, ‘Tricameral Parliament’ ,From: South African History Online, [online], available at …

… Boer allies in the border districts of the neighbouring South African Republic (the Transvaal). *Dinizulu is also …

… Sharpeville Massacre, in which 69 people were killed, the South African Police opened fire on a crowd of people in … Robert J. Thornton. “The shooting at Uitenhage, South Africa, 1985: the context and interpretation of violence”, …

… South African artist Mmakgoba Helen Sebidi was born in …

… Congress, Umkhonto we Size, African National Congress, South African Communist Party. Robben Island prisoner, … young white left, mainly linked to the National Union of South African Students (Nusas) and its wages commissions, he … on Robben Island, including his flogging, horrific even by South African prison standards. In The New Radicals, I …

… way in his work. The disgraces and dilemmas that mark South African history are simply the context framing each of …

… a historically Indian township located in Durban some 14km south-west of the City centre, in the Umhlatuzana River … Afterwards Red Hill (north of Durban) and Silverglen (south of Durban) were developed in terms of the Group Areas … M (1956) Group Areas Act: Its Effect on Human Beings. South African Institute of Race Relations: Johannesburg  …

… LAND ACT, 1913 by John Langalibalele Dube President, South African Native National Congress [This extract from the … the British public by Mr. John L. Dube, President of the South African Native National Congress.” – E.S. Reddy] While …

… of Argentinean horses to the Cape during the course of the South African War. Unfortunately their fodder was not … 26 September 2013] • Raper E.P (2004), New Dictionary of South African Place Names, (Jonathan Ball), p.267 …

… President F.W. de Klerk announced that 23 members of the South African Defence Force (SADF), including two generals …

… Zimbabwe was a colony, it was administered by the British South African Company (BSAC) under the name Rhodesia and the …

… ↵ [vi] David van Lill, Van Lill’s South African Sports Trivia (Cape Town: Zebra Press, 2005), … David van Lill, Van Lill’s South African Sports Trivia (Cape Town: Zebra Press, 2005), …

… table wines in the world.  In 2012 Kookfontein won the South African Gold Medal for Best Young Wine in the Olifants …

… Sibeko began his political career as a journalist for the South African magazine Drum. Sibeko joined the Pan Africanist … Westport: Greenwood.| T. Lodge (1983), Black politics in South Africa since 1945 . Jo­hannesburg.| Verwey, E.J. (ed) …

… The members of the CCB would be incorporated into the South African army to complete the dismantling of the CCB. …

… between the National Sports Council (NSC) and the white South African Cricket Union (SACU) on the rebel cricket tour … South African Institute of Race Relations. (1990). Race Relations Survey 1989/90, Johannesburg: South African Institute of Race Relations pp. 25, …

… of the group was allegedly the result of a tip-off by the South African and Angolan governments. Mann eventually stood …

… from the amnesty committee. Click here to read more about South African leaders being exposed before the TRC for their …

… disillusionment with the UDM's inability to unite all South Africans in a single party. De Beer said he was looking …

… (SRC’s)were established in schools and the Congress of South African Students (COSAS) branches in the majority of … (Accessed: 24  April 2013)| The Road to Democracy in South Africa, Volume 2 , [1970 – 1980] (2006), (Unisa Press), pg …

… troops. The proclamation was made during the second South African War (also known as Anglo Boer War II), which … https://africanhistory.about.com (Accessed: 18 July 2013)| South African History Online, ‘South African War 1899-1902 | Second Anglo-Boer War’ , …

… never seemed to hinder his perfomance. He is also the only South African boxer to hold four World Champion titles. He … zar.co.za (2007).‘ Biographies Special South Africans: Jacob 'Baby Jake’ Matlala ’ from ZAR.co.za Proud to be South African [online]. Available at www.zar.co.za [ Accessed …

… on January 31, 1941. After matriculating he joined the South African Police service and served for five years before … SAHO, (2010),  Eugène Ney Terre'Blanche , from South African History Online , [online], Available at  …

… which was known as the First Anglo-Boer War or First South African War. On 27 February 1881, they gained a … Kruger, D.W. (ed) (1972). Dictionary of South African Biography, Cape Town: Human Sciences Research … et al. (eds)(1970). Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa, Cape Town: NASOU, v.10, p. 610.|Wallis, F. (2000). …

… towns started, where these settlers made their mark on South African society. They embarked on development … et al. (eds)(1970). Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa , Cape Town: NASOU, v. 2, p. 518.|Wallis, F. (2000),  …

… der Stel in 1699. Widely known for his development of the South African wine industry, van der Stel was also the first … Discovery of Diamonds in Africa [online] Available at:  history-world.org  [Accessed 6 …

… (1959), 'Cato Manor Place and Origins', from South African History Online , [online], Available at …