SAHO global search

… squads. During the Convention for a Democratic South Africa, the IFP aligned itself with the Afrikaner … Giliomee, H. and Mbenga, B. (2007). New History of South Africa. Tafelberg Publishers, Cape Town| Inkatha Freedom …

… "Forward to Independence,Tomorrow the United States of Africa." When the marchers reached Sharpeville's police … magazine online, 4 April|Apartheid Legislation in South Africa [online], Available at: africanhistory.about.com … 10 March 2009] A short history of pass laws in South Africa [online], from South African History Online , …

… represented the NIC at the Congress for a Democratic South Africa (CODESA) in 1991. He served on the Task Group which …

… and slavery four hundred years later. Present-day South Africa is no different in this regard. In 1649 a … from the VOC project. Four hundred years later, South Africa, like Indonesia, is still inextricably bound up with …

… of slavery in terms of the capture of people from West Africa who were taken by slave-traders to America or … critic of the treatment of British Indians in South Africa and in a book entitled The Indians in South Africa, Helots Within the Empire and How They are Treated, he …

… area, stretching from the Cape Colony to East and Central Africa. Some historians argue that it was set off by the rise … )The Ndebele caused disruption in the interior of southern Africa as they raided and attacked other chiefdoms in the … kingdom was established in the north-east region of South Africa (or present-day Limpopo), stretching into Mozambique. …

… main types of indigenous or traditional healers in South Africa. Isangomas Isangomas are spiritual healers and are …

… a station at the Cape of Good Hope, the southern tip of Africa, in 1652. The intention was to provide a post where … Khoikhoi? The Khoikhoi are a race of people of Southern Africa, of short stature and a dark yellowish-brown …

… the Lagullos Reef, near the Waenhuiskrans coast in South Africa, and the Arniston soon began to break apart (Wreck of …

… become aware of the power of the British in Southern Africa. He had heard how the British had defeated the Xhosa …

… rights, but due to vehement public opposition within South Africa, as well as from the Indian government, the Bill was … Group Areas Act, No. 41 of 1950 made the entirety of South Africa became areas in which inter-racial transfers of land … new constraints to the movements of Africans in South Africa. The labour bureau used passbooks to control the …

… eventually airplanes were used to transport mail in South Africa. Image source The South African Post Office Limited … aeroplanes, only moto vehicles wold be used. During South Africa’s first democratic elections, the Post Office issued a … in most American Household. This was different for South Africa, the television was only introduced to the country in …

… in the European colonial mission known as the Scramble for Africa . This battle is known as the Battle of Adwa. What led …

… this expedition that Vasco da Gama's crew landed in South Africa. The reason for putting "discovery" in inverted commas … Howcroft, P. (undated). South Africa Encyclopaedia: Prehistory to the year 2000 , …

… of English speaking people to the development of South Africa, and they sought to arouse the group patriotism of the …

… community too. The majority of the Chinese people in South Africa were brought as indentured labourers to work on the …

… racial segregation in Cape Town and elsewhere in South Africa. The first was the Population Registration Act of 1950 … 1994 the first democratic elections were held in South Africa and apartheid was dismantled. Conclusion While the …

… The fruit-canning industry in South Africa can be traced to the late nineteenth century, when the … , a prominent member of the Communist Party of South Africa (CPSA – subsequently renamed South African Communist … heightening level of industrial protests throughout South Africa. After strikes in Namibia and Durban in 1972 and 1973, …

… prolonging this era, and it was not until 1932, when South Africa went off the Gold Standard, that Johannesburg’s growth … Transvaal, but was common to most other parts of southern Africa. Not only did it conform to existing ZAR policies, but … gold of migrant labour . Author: Ruth First. Article in Africa South Vol.5 No.3 Apr-Jun 1961 pages 7 to 31. To read …

… them from rights regarding children and property. South Africa's common law deprived white women of guardianship and …

… them from rights regarding children and property. South Africa's common law deprived white women of guardianship and …

… become aware of the power of the British in Southern Africa. He had heard how the British had defeated the Xhosa …

… too dangerous for those still on trial or active in South Africa for me to allow its distribution even on a limited …

… has been slow, but since the industrialisation of South Africa during the twentieth century, their communal and …

… not cross Arab lands. The Europeans knew very little about Africa and the East, and in order to find another trade … bought the slaves from African traders, mostly in West Africa. The slaves were often prisoners-of-war taken in … plantations, worked by slaves, and through trade with Africa and Europe. For more on History of Slavery and early …

… The creation of a built environment in southern Africa's rural areas is not merely the provision of shelter: … in the struggle for land which has taken place in southern Africa over the past two centuries, between indigenous black …

… obliged and, as a result, occupied Cape colony in South Africa. Problems occurred almost immediately because not all …

… its members who embarked on the unprotected strike. South Africa is world’s third biggest producer of platinum, one of …

… 1973 31/3/1978 Cape TownFormer NUSAS leader who fled South Africa while under a banning order. Brother of also banned … investigated African labour conditions. He left South Africa in 1974 and was granted political asylum in England. … the nationalist masterplan of a totally segregated South Africa. He assisted too in the making of a film for overseas …

… the whole Roman Empire, into Persia (Iran), North Africa and India. By 1300 it had spread to Iceland, China and Russia, and from there to southern Africa, Asia and the Americas through European colonisers. In …