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… and started a business when he was 14 years old, in Kimberley, Cape Colony (now Northern Cape). He moved to …

… recruits from Stellenbosch, Worcester, Port Elizabeth, Kimberley and various mission stations including that of … malaria. Two groups of three hundred men were entrained to Kimberley and Potchefstroom, while the remainder of six … 20 February most of the men had returned to the depot at Kimberley. For the next month they were involved in training …

… in South Africa started with the discovery of diamonds in Kimberley in 1867, and intensified with the discovery of … in South Africa started with the discovery of diamonds in Kimberley in 1867, and intensified with the discovery of … systematic control and borrowing of compound system from Kimberley) o Increasing burden on women in the reserves, …

… Robben Island, Sobukwe was allowed to join his family in Kimberley but remained under twelve-hour house arrest. Poqo … States 1975 13 June, Sobukwe completes his articles in Kimberley and is admitted as an attorney. He establishes his … Robert Sobukwe passed away on from lung cancer in Kimberley. 11 March, Sobukwe is buried in Graaf-Reinet in a …

… went on the defensive and were besieged in Ladysmith, Kimberley and Mafeking. This war was much longer than the … defeating the Boers as they travelled. The sieges in Kimberley ended on 15 February 1900, and the Ladysmith …

… known as 'Long Cecil' in the De Beers' workshop in Kimberley, was killed by a shell from a Boer 'Long Tom' cannon during the siege of Kimberley. Labram, who was chief mechanical engineer at the … the Boer lines. Labram was one of the defendants when Kimberley was under siege by the Boers during Anglo-Boer War …

… known as 'Long Cecil' in the De Beers' workshop in Kimberley, was killed by a shell from a Boer 'Long Tom' cannon during the siege of Kimberley. Labram, who was chief mechanical engineer at the … the Boer lines. Labram was one of the defendants when Kimberley was under siege by the Boers during Anglo-Boer War …

… claim. This meant that the land which eventually contained Kimberley and the richest diamond fields in the world was … control the diggers. In the early 1870s the population of Kimberley already numbered 30 000. There was intense rivalry … West. Almost overnight this gave rise to the town of Kimberley and a very powerful diamond-mining industry. …

… state of Southern Africa by 1860’s, and diamond mining in Kimberley from 1867 onwards, as required according to the … the "Rand" became covered by small claims just like at Kimberley, but men like Rhodes, Barnato and Beit who had … able to achieve the same level of control as they had at Kimberley. By 1889, the South African gold mines were …

… production in South Africa. The company was registered in Kimberley, and was the merger of the De Beers Mining Company and Kimberley mines under the Kimberley Central Diamond Mining Company - managed by Barney …

… George Labram and manufactured in the De Beers workshop in Kimberley, known as 'Long Cecil' after Cecil John Rhodes, was … for the first time at Boer forces during the Siege of Kimberley. Rhodes, who had taken interest in the gun, was … did more firing whilst in service than any other gun in Kimberley throughout the whole period of the siege, certainly …

… providing a weekly air-mail service between Windhoek and Kimberley . The weekly services were not affected by these … to link up with Johannesburg to Cape Town services at Kimberley. …

… Oral interview, in Kimberley, South Africa, with Robert Sobukwe (1924 to 1978), … of the PAC anti-pass campaign, restricted to living in Kimberley and banned from attending meetings, speaks about …

… and Livingstone. In time this became the main route to the Kimberley diamond fields. Port Elizabeth was also the major …

… George Labram and manufactured in the De Beers workshop in Kimberley, known as 'Long Cecil' after Cecil John Rhodes, was … for the first time at Boer forces during the Siege of Kimberley. Rhodes, who had taken interest in the gun, was … did more firing whilst in service than any other gun in Kimberley throughout the whole period of the siege, certainly …

… (PAC) , Robert Mangaliso Sobukwe (54), passed away in the Kimberley General Hospital between midnight and 01h00 on … grounds, as he was banned to Galeshewe Township, Kimberley, but it was turned down by the authorities. The day …

… in the Northern Cape Province. (Situated 80 km West of Kimberley). It was originally a Fjord, across the Vaal River which is now bridged on the N8 National Route from Kimberley to Campbell and Griquatown. The Town has an … most of these communities relocated to Platfontein outside Kimberley following the successful land claim on …

… banning order, was admitted to practice as an attorney in Kimberley. In 1969, Sobukwe finally left Robben Island, only to be banished to Galeshewe township near Kimberley where he was banned from writing, teaching, …

… above seal level is 1226 metres. The railway line from Kimberley reached Fourteen Streams on 1 December 1890. … South Africa Company, who undertook to build the line from Kimberley to Fourteen Streams and thereafter to Vryburg, in … Police Inspector Snow withdrew from Fourteen Streams to Kimberley, and the following day a Boer force under …

… Kruger's Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek. Koch's stay in Kimberley was sponsored by the De Beer's Company and the Kimberley Diamond Fields Ad'lertisergave. During his stay he …

… went on the defensive and were besieged in Ladysmith, Kimberley and Mafeking. This war was much longer than the … defeating the Boers as they travelled. The sieges in Kimberley ended on 15 February 1900, and the Ladysmith …

… order which confined him to the magisterial district of Kimberley. Robert Sobukwe was arrested after the Sharpeville … Sobukwe was allowed to join his family in Galeshewe, Kimberley. However, he still remained under twelve-hour house …

… (ANCYL), as well as the local ANC branch when he moved to Kimberley in 1948. When the Defiance Campaign started in … a nine month sentence and was prohibited from leaving the Kimberley area until August 1953. Letele was elected to the …

… Bevil Gordon d’Urban Rudd was born on 5 October 1894 in Kimberley, Northern Cape.[i] He is the grandson of Charles … Bevil Rudd passed away on 2 February 1948 in Kimberley, Northern Cape.[vii] End Notes [i] Bevil Rudd, …

… upon to attend the first ANC Women’s League conference in Kimberley . After their business with the ANC was attended …

… personnel and technical expertise were available from the Kimberley diamond mines, as well as the gold fields of … animal-drawn transports. As the nearest rail-heads were at Kimberley, Ladysmith and Komatipoort, all stores, materials …

… of Grahamstown (Cape of Good Hope) DKK : Diocese of Kimberley and Kuruman (South Africa) DNa : Diocese of Natal …

… inauguration of the South African Rugby Football Union in Kimberley. International Rugby Board awards South Africa …

… Conference held on 20th and 21st December, 1946 at the Kimberley City Hall. …