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… The South African government was to grant self-government to … new to conflicting claims about land. In September 1982, the Appeal Court in Bloemfontein ruled that the Presidential Proclamation issued in June 1982, claiming … (Accessed: 22 July 2013)| South African History Online, ‘The Appeal Court in Bloemfontein restores Ingwavuma to South …

… On 31 May 1994, the Secretary-General of the Commonwealth of Nations, Chief Emeka Anyaouku told reporters at the Commonwealth Headquarters in London, that South Africa … South Africa is said to resume its membership of the Commonwealth …

… won several tournaments throughout his career, including the   Gordon’s Gin Challenge (1983), The Nedbank Golf  Challenge (1989) and his first South African Open in 1986. Most of his victories were at the Gary Player Country Club at Sun City. In 1999 Frost won …

… Secretary General for Common Wealth made a speech during the 2010 Nelson Mandela Lecture held in London. His speech mainly focused on the “The Commonwealth and Africa”. Sharma described the … Kamalesh Sharma, in 2010 Nelson Mandela Africa Lecture “The Commonwealth and Africa”, at the Royal United Services …

… The South African Council of Churches (SACC) calls upon all its member churches to participate in the National Day of Prayer for the people of Crossroads which has been organised for Sunday … This Council of the SACC calls upon all its member churches …

… The vhaVenda clans of northern South Africa, in present-day … to protect their sacred site from tourism development. A rock above the waterfall — one of the site’s most holy areas … territorial rights claims and to determine the degree of future, public access to the sites as preferred by the clans. …

… was born in Hiratsuka, Japan on 10 February 1988. At the age of six, her family immigrated to South Africa. Lalla … presenter, model, dancer and actress.[ii] She is one of the hosts on the live celebrity news show V Entertainment, as well as on … Lalla Hirayama, the Japanese-born South African television personality is born …

… The statement was isued in reponse to an article in the Daily News dated 4th July 1973. In the article Chief Gatsha Buthelezi makes a derogatory … Statement issued by The Black Peoples Convention 11th July 1973 …

… JM Coetzee has had a successful literary career. He is the only author ever to win the Booker prize twice, but the publicity-shy author avoided attending both ceremonies. … T, 2003. Nobel prize for chronicler of S Africa's woes.  The Telegraph , 03 October[ONLINE] Available at: …

… career in 1980. Matlala’s first crack at a world title, the IBF flyweight title, in September 1991 was against Dave … junior flyweight, went up against Paul Weir in Glasgow for the WBO Junior Flyweight title. He defeated Weir on a … decision in five rounds. He defended and retained the title against Weir in Liverpool the following year. …

… The discussion revolves around the the gap in student activism between the fifties and the seventies. A generation gap existed in … The contemporary Black Movement as it has developed from its …

… Zola Budd and Annette Cowley, could not participate in the Commonwealth Games as athletes for England. The Commonwealth Games was to commence in July of the same year (1986) in Edinburgh, Scotland. The governing … Zola Budd and Annette Cowley are banned from the Commonwealth Games …

… with Generals Jan C Smuts and Louis Botha in Pretoria. The trio was going to discuss about a planned Burghers … this meeting De La Rey was persuaded not to speak to the Burghers on 15 August 1913. The Burgers were expecting De La Rey to fulfil a Van Rensburg … Online, ‘General Koos de la Rey, Boer leader during the Second Anglo Boer Was’  [online] Available at  …

… Arthur Goldreich will go down in history as one of the rare breeds of revolutionaries that changed the course of South African history. Not only did he … sacrifice his privileges as a white South African but bore the pain of fighting against apartheid. As the member of the …

… A dissertation sumitted to the Graduate Faculty in Comparative Literature in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy, City University of New … The muzzled muse: literature and censorship in South Africa …

… The UN adopts and proclaims the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. The day is recognised and celebrated as International Human … Rights Day. For a link to our History Classroom lesson on the South African Bill of Rights and Children's rights, … [Accessed on 28 Noevember 2013]| UN History of the Document [online] Available at: www.un.org [Accessed on …

… On 12 September 1960, the Anglican Bishop of Johannesburg, Rev. Ambrose Reeves was secretly deported through Jan Smuts Airport. The Bishop’s departure did not take any of the formal procedures. According to The Star newspaper, 23 … The Star (12 September 1960), ‘Bishop Reeves deported in …

… Paper examining reforms introduced by the government and whether they are adequate to initiate change in the country: provision for the legal recognition of Black trade unions, abandonment of … Strategic issues in the struggle for national liberation in South Africa …

… The South African Police Services (SAPS) celebrated its 10th … democracy on 27 January 2005. Since this celebration, the   South African cabinet approved 27 January as National Police Day,  to commemorate    the establishment of the South African Police Services and to …

… which has been fed by life experiences and heightened by the kind of hyper-awareness that photography sometimes … awareness of a bodily particular that I can recall was of the bulges made by the flattened flesh of my inner thighs as I sat in shorts on … David Goldblatt: “Particulars” (1975) by The ASX Team, 16 May 2013 …

… and Soweto. When she was 29 years old she decided to join the African National Congress (ANC) and soon afterwards left … as part of a campaign to boycott Bantu Education. In 1966 the ANC convinced her to leave South Africa and join her … travelled frequently to lobby as representatives of the ANC. In 1991 Shope was elected president of the ANC’s …

… In this paper, at the the very outset, Bozolli, has expectations of change in the educational pattern as well as change in attitudes. The … Education is the key to change in South Africa by G. R. Bozzoli …

… Springbok and Rugby Union player. Montgomery became the first Springbok to score 800 test points and at one time, was the most capped Springbok player in the country. He was also the first player to earn a hundred … Percy Montgomery, Springbok rugby player of the Western Province, is born. …

… Programme for Oliver Tambo's honorary degree ceremony at the University of the Western Cape, 15 October 1991. Includes the words of the South African national anthem … University of the Western Cape, Special Graduation Ceremony, 25 October 1991 …

… Statement of the United Democratic Front on death of Victoria Myenge who was the member of the United Democratic Front and she was the victim of crime. … Statement of the United Democratic Front on death of Victoria Myenge …

… Minutes of the ordinary meeting of the Urban Bantu Council held in the Urban Bantu Council Chamber on 24 February 1977, about … Minutes: ordinary meeting of the Urban Bantu Council: 24 February 1977 …

… Minutes of the ordinary meeting of the Urban Bantu Council held in the Urban Bantu Council Chamber on 24 February 1977, about … Minutes: ordinary meeting of the Urban Bantu Council: 24 February 1977 …

… government's decision to break all diplomatic ties with the Republic of South Africa.This included a unilateral withdrawal from the non-aggression pact between the two governments, and the demand that all South African … Transkei breaks all diplomatic ties with the Republic of South Africa …

… The author of Sherlock Holmes and field doctor in the South African War of 1899-1902, Arthur Conan Doyle, was born at Picardy Place, Edinburgh in 1859. The son of Charles Altamont Doyle and Mary Foley-Doyle, he … The South African War field doctor, Arthur Conan Doyle is born …