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… and society The Moghuls were a powerful Muslim family who came from lands that are today part of Afghanistan and … battle was over in half a day; 6000 men were killed. Those who fled the battlefield were pursued; our men captured … A Moghul emperor in memory of his wife, Mumtaz Mahal, who died while giving birth to their fourteenth child, built …

… Town is located) was inhabited by Khoikhoi pastoralists who used it seasonally as pastures for their cattle. When … was engaged on a five year contract by the VOC as the man who was to build the refreshment outpost. Van Riebeeck was … Bay and beyond resulted in conflicts with the Khoikhoi who lost grazing pastures as settlers occupied their land and …

… own clan. 1822 Basutoland founded by King Moshoeshoe I, who unites various groups to repel  Zulu King Shaka’s … the Tunisian coast. 1950s Emergence of political parties, who demand independence. 1966 Basutoland gains independence … is forced from power by Colonel Elias Tutsoane Ramaema, who lifts a ban on political activity. 1992 Moshoeshoe II …

… so all artefacts are made or used by man. Archaeologists (who are the best history detectives in the world!) are people who look at these artefacts and can tell a lot about the people who left them behind. In this topic learners get to be an …

… number 1 Richard Motsoagae was implicated as the one who fired the shots that fatally wounded Mokoena. The state … charge was the fact that the accused were members of Poqo who held leadership positions in the Krugersdorp branch of … testified in court that “on a signal given by one Leballo, who was in Maseru, Basutoland, and who was acting chairman of …

… nationals and their rights, but about the safety of all who live in South Africa. Most incidents of violent attacks … violence.There had been attacks on South Africans who 'looked foreign' because they were 'too dark' to be South … were shot dead in NY 99 in Gugulethu. Prince Anya, 36, who owned a restaurant in Sea Point, was hijacked with his …

… and ‘other Coloured’, the last being a category for those who fitted into none of the other categories. [iv] It was … second or third homes were easily attainable.  For those who fitted into the ‘seven categories of Coloured’, the … option of owning a home was limited to the ‘better off’, who paid a premium for property in a market where the demand …

… forged contacts with key figures in the student movement, who were guided by the exiled liberation organisation. … SASO or any BCM organisations came into existence. Diseko, who conducted several interviews with members of ASM and … regurgitate everything taught by the teachers’, and those who were late or had not paid their school fees were singled …

… Co-founded by the artists Kim Berman and Nhlanhla Xaba who act as mentors and teachers, this community-based arts … She met and developed a mutual friendship with Xaba who was exhibiting at her mother’s exhibition space, the … worked together for over three years. Consequently Xaba, who participated in the Khula Udweba art training at the Open …

… we must examine the developments of the southern Nguni, who moved down towards the Eastern Cape and intermarried with … contain distinctive ‘clicks’. Colonial Land Wars Europeans who came to stay in South Africa first settled in and around … a result, suburbs for the exclusive use of Black residents who were not housed by employers, and who could not afford to …

… we are addressing ourselves directly to you, to voters, who in the last resort are responsible for the Government. On … You may perhaps ask what this has to do with us, who have no votes. It has a great deal to with us. Parliament … consulted about them, or given any say in choosing those who make them. Frankly, we are by no means satisfied with …

… [the] problem”¦that the Black man is a defeated being who finds it very difficult to lift himself up by his … Mxolisi Mvovo, Biko’s sister Nobandile, and NohleHaya, who became Biko’s administrative assistant. Ramphele notes: … employed.’ (Pityana et al, 1991: 160-1) Thenjiwe Mtintso, who eventually joined Umkhonto we Sizwe , later painted a …

… Online to gather the names and stories of the 20.000 women who marched under the banner of the Federation of South … details our members of your family, your neighbours who participated in the march   To supply information, please …

… - a fact documented by Arab traveller Ibn Battuta, who visited the empire in 1352 CE and remarked on the … a more enduring mark on world history than Mansa Musa I, who came to power around 1312 CE following the mysterious … its institutional entrenchment. Musa was a devout Muslim who nonetheless adhered to the tradition of his predecessors …

… the VOC in our Special Feature. Contact with the Khoikhoi Who are the Khoikhoi? The Khoikhoi are a race of people of … of short stature and a dark yellowish-brown complexion, who formerly occupied the region near the Cape of Good Hope … own profit. These men became free burghers or citizens who had gained their release from their contracts with the …

… to demolish all the houses there and displace everyone who was not of the designated group (Mabin, 1992a: 422). The … “a pariah in the land of his birth.” (1914: 1). Africans who had purchased land outside of homelands were generally … that alternative housing had to be provided for those who were moved by its implementation (Horrell, 1978: 2). An …

… Zuma is charged formally with rape, after a woman, who slept for a night at his residence, files charges with … ex-finance minister and former head of SARS Pravin Gordhan who is currently co-operative governance minister. Van Rooyen … This is seen as Zuma capitulating to bring in someone who is not seen as a crony of his and will protect the …

… visit of British labour and socialist leader Tom Mann , who came to South Africa in 1910. Mann, like Kier Hardie … ‘spectacular growth’. The party became divided into those who called for support of the war and those who were anti-war.  At its annual conference in East London …

… Brockway was a British politician and anti-war activist who worked throughout his life on anti-colonialism as well as … Liaison Committee against Apartheid entitled, “Those who are Confronting Apartheid should know they are not … complex located in Bophutswana. Other artists who broke the boycott for the very well paid gigs were: …

… drew heavily upon the works of African-American writers who had begun to publish similar theories during the 1920s. … anomalies presented by a growing black urban middle class who had found legal residence in the urban areas, and who had become increasingly distanced from its historical …

… ‘gambling dens’. The administration also excluded Chinese who were not regarded as British citizens, the few who were exempted were required to be registered and … depicted as lazy, dirty, ignorant and unruly. Jews who had immigrated to Cape Town fleeing poverty in Eastern …

… to vote for a particular party. Active citizen: Citizens who play a role in their country by participating in an … paper that you vote on, and if it is secret no one can see who you voted for. Constitution: A constitution is the …

… banner. Some organisations consisted of cultural workers who established screen-printing resource centres. These were … they also attracted the attention of security police who raided the premises and confiscated posters. With …

… was visited by James Backhouse in February 1840 (p 561), who recorded the following: "After riding about twenty-five … It was visited by James Backhouse in July 1839 (pp 357-9), who recorded the following: "The missionary station of … visited by James Backhouse in August 1839 (pp 421, 426), who recorded it as follows: "Some of the Missionaries were …

… mission schools or the four provincial administrations who were previously responsible for the provision of African … a number of academically trained ”¦ non-Europeans ”¦ and who [then] is going to do the manual labour in the country?9 … that Bantu education would produce the sort of individual “who may safely approach ‘his’ future without the enervation …

… by members of the Communist Party of South Africa  (CPSA) who joined it and served in its upper and lower structures. … describe the roughly 200 000 white South African men who volunteered to serve in the Union Defence Force (UDF) … of the African National Congress   (ANC) in Orlando, who had served in WWII was member of the SL. In October 1944, …

… would involve the election of delegates from each locality who would then meet and assist in the drafting of the … eve of the Congress of the People. Neither Chief Luthuli (who was banned) nor Prof. Matthews, the originators of the …

… Drift was attacked against the orders of Cetshwayo, who favoured a defensive strategy. After the overwhelming … over the British at Isandlwana, Zulu reserve forces who were not involved in the previous day’s battle retaliated … at best, especially since one of them was John Dunn who had joined the British when hostilities began. Others had …

… inhabitants of this region were Stone-Age hunter-gatherers who roamed an immense area rich in wildlife, which is now a … inhabitants of this region were Stone-Age hunter-gatherers who roamed an immense area rich in wildlife, which is now a … west bank of the River Nile. The god of the Nile is Hapi, who was known as the bringer of water and fertility. Osiris, …

… (COD). The plan was to consult with local leaders who would then make arrangements to send delegates to the … sang ‘ Nkosi sikeleli Afrika '. Without exception, those who participated in the event described it as a moving and … press tried to give the impression that it was whites who had ‘run the show'. This was blatantly untrue. The FSAW …