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… of Koeberg began in 1976 and Unit 1 was synchronized to the grid on 4 April 1984, with Unit 2 following suit on 25 … Coast. Koeberg ensures a reliable supply of electricity to the Western Cape, one of the fastest growing regions in … and efficiently for over 28 years and has more years to go still. Koeberg, the only nuclear power station in …

… and the attack on the army headquarters was in response to the apartheid government deploying troops in the townships to stifle resistance. On 30 July, a car with explosives in it … in the vicinity and damaging buildings. The bomb was set to go off at a time when most children would be at school and …

… the apartheid government in the 1970s and 80s that sought to eliminate or neutralise South African liberation movements … of the ANC overseas stated his activities were "...to understand the whole dynamic behind the anti-apartheid support internationally. We had to sabotage it." He applied for amnesty in 1995 for the …

… calculated thing. The operation was launched in response to information received about a planned infiltration, via … guerillas, driven by Constable Sehlwana who was appointed to meet the group at the border under the pretext of being a … interrogation, a military medic gave him an injection to stabilise his condition but he died later, on the way to …

… Gordonia is arid, with a scanty rainfall of 102 to 152 mm, and a hot Summer climate. Population (1970): White … on South-West Africa and Botswana. It is crossed from east to westby the Orange River, whose banks and islands are … along the 225-km stretch from the Boegoeberg Dam to the Augrabies Falls,and from north to south by the Molopo, …

… province (2207m, or approx. 7240 imperial feet). Close to the border of that mountainous country Lesotho, this … President of the Orange Free State Republic from 1864 to 1888. Zastron was laid out in 1876 on Jan Hendrik de … Free State Volksraad (Boer parliament) waited six years to recognize the town. The original farm owner led a …

… was appointed permanently on this date, but refused to sign the offer of employment when she learned that the … donors were considered as "high risk" cases.  This led to the withdrawal of Bereng's offer of employment and a … The commission ruled in her favour and ordered the SANBS to reinstate and compensate her with an amount of R46 662 by …

… known as Lungi, was born on 20 August 1966 in Moscow to Max Sisulu and Mercy Vuthela, two young South African … in the Soviet Union. At the age of five, Lungi came to South Africa and settled in Soweto with his grandmothers, … of Sisulus, alongside his grandfather and uncle Zwelakhe to be jailed at the same time.In 2006 he was appointed First …

… Writing and Change, A.W. Oliphant. ESSAY: Serote's, To Every Birth Its Blood within Southern Africa's, Literature … George Candy; The Mystery of Children Who Revert to Flowers, Marc Glaser; Skool; Marius Crous; Observatory by … Jenny, Kelwyn Sole; Dust Rites, Michael Titlestad; Letter to a Friend, Nicolette Thesen. LETTERS/REVIEWS: Letter to the …

… various traditional leaders took over during the service to bury Oom Dawid with the necessary dignity he was supposed to receive. "We took over proceedings in a peaceful and … the Khomani San and of empty promises made by government to the Khoi and San communities. Chairman of the Bushmen …

…   Should you or a colleague in your organization wish to attend this conference, please complete the attached registration form and fax to 031 561 3584. Kindly note that the registration forms must … any further queries or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact me I will be glad to assist.   Masego Matlhatsi   …

… North West Province), situated on the main railway line to Rhodesia (Zimbabwe) and the Bechuanaland British … rations from the sizeable Baralong town adjacent to Mafeking. Sol Plaatje, well-known Black author and … such scenes of unruly elation in London that the term 'to maffick' was introduced into the English language, meaning …

… uniforms through the streets of Stanger.   Asmal continued to be active in the resistance movement as a member of the … in the Anti- Apartheid Movement (AAM). On his return to the country he continued to be active in the ANC, becoming a prominent member of the …

… Brigade under Major-General H.T. Lukin was ordered to clear the wood at d'Elville, north-east of the village of … the wood on that day, but the problem was not so much to take the wood, than to hold it. Despite fierce counterattacks and artillery …

… rejected the system of Black authorities because it aimed to re­store the tribal system and the power of the headmen, … stock farmers who did not like the new measures relating to overgrazing, soil erosion, and stock limitation. The op­position to the system of Black authorities and the agricultural …

… Africa. Hundreds of delegates were blocked on their way to attend the convention by the police, who were also present … These organisations set up a Joint Action Committee to coordinate the work of drafting the Freedom Charter, which … bestowed on those who contributed immensely to the liberation struggle. Chief Luthuli and Dr Dadoo were …

… defensive positions at Muizenberg during their campaign to capture the Cape Colony. The engagement saw Dutch East … and Stellenbosch, and the Korps Pandoeren attempt to resist the British naval bombardment and infantry advance. … landing force, the defenders were eventually forced to retreat following sustained artillery fire from British …

… in international rugby matches. SA was only allowed to return to playing international rugby in 1992, following changes in … again in 2007. Both the World Cup competitions have helped to further spread the popularity of the sport in Black …

… once again marched through the heart of Cape Town's CBD to protest and condemn police brutality, inferior education … detainees. Police teargassed the students in an attempt to break up the march. The students at the Cape were … by the 16 June 1976 uprising of Soweto school children to take action against Apartheid and demand better education. …

… classed non-White in the past though they were admitted to White theatres, restaurants and residential areas, was … Black Africans, Indians and others who were subject to discrimination under apartheid. As a result of this ruling, ethnically Chinese citizens will be able to benefit from government affirmative action policies aimed …

… the South African Railways. During WWII it was converted to a convalescent home for servicemen, and in 1960 it was sold to the municipality of Port Elizabeth. It was declared a … legislation on 16 March 1984, and the Norfolk pines next to the building were cultivated from seeds obtained from the …

… It consists of five dwellings in Donkin Street, facing on to the Donkin Reserve, one at 14 Constitution Street and two … its entirety was declared a national monument in 1967 due to its architectural significance. Anybody visiting Port Elizabeth cannot miss a visit to Donkin Street, and the neighbouring Donkin Reserve. …

… in Taweni, Eastern Cape. The Hospital provides services to the Flagstaff area, part of Lusikisiki and Bizana with a … Hospital is a Provincial Hospital, and services are free to pregnant and breastfeeding women as well as children under … age of six years old. Other citizens are charged according to a sliding scale depending on their income. SPECIALIST …

… but humble spiritual leader was the first Black person to hold this office. He occupied the position until 1996, when he retired to chair the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.   Related Links: http://www.tutu.org/ - Go to 'Menu: About Desmond Tutu' for information on his life, …

… The Delmas Treason Trial, up to that time the longest trial in the history of SA, started … convicted eleven of the twenty-two and sentenced them to terms of imprisonment ranging from five to eleven years. The Appellate Division overturned their … Institute of Race Relations, p. 571.|Stanford Introduction to Regional Profiles [online] Available at: www.stanford.edu …

… journalist Carlos Cardoso, were convicted and sentenced to lengthy prison terms. One of the suspects, Anibal dos … detention, was tracked down in South Africa and extradited to Mozambique. Anibalzinho, who led the death squad, was … years prison sentence. His co-accused were each sentenced to at least twenty-three years in jail. Cardoso was gunned …

… F.W. de Klerk was stabbed from behind and strangled to death. Her death shocked the nation and the world. Luyanda … at the complex accused of her murder, pleaded not guilty to all charges levelled against him. Though Mboniswa later … Justice Hlope ruled that there was no such evidence to sustain the claim. Mboniswa was found guilty on counts of …

… occupying his land. He was the first White farmer to be killed in the on-going land confrontations involving … the bush. It was alleged that Stevens was targeted due to his support for the Movement of Democratic Change (MDC). Five other farmers who tried to help Stevens were also abducted - they were later released …

… negotiation endorsed the Interim Constitution according to which SA would have a Government of National Unity (GNU) … issued in July 1993. The final draft included concessions to demands for a federal government by the Freedom Alliance, … (CP). They demanded that provinces should be given powers to draft their own constitutions. Although the majority of …

… on all flights. Other countries across the world had begun to impose the first restrictions on smoking in public in the 1970s, but legislation was only applied to airlines during the 1980s. Initially airline companies were made to separate smoking areas from non-smoking areas on planes, …