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… the specimen as Australopithecus africanus (man-ape of southern Africa). But the scientific establishment was very …

… the early 1940s. Arnold Selby was elected Secretary of the African Textile Union, a post he held until his banning in … for both of them. Arnold, as General Secretary of the African Textile Worker's Union had led 33 strikes in the past … and was in charge of a programme called ‘Spotlight on Southern Africa.’ "This programme was received in South …

… to rise, and by 1989, 10,000 refugees from the other regions could be found in Maphumulo’s territory. He was … modules/ Supplement_PDFs/Maphumulo.pdf. • South African Democracy Education Trust. (2004)  The Road to … Traditional Authorities in Post-Apartheid South Africa.”  African Affairs , 96 (385): 561-585. …

… by Nelson R. Mandela, Honorary Secretary of the All-in African National Council, June 26, 1961 …

… delivered by Nelson Mandela, Deputy President of the African National Congress to the graduation ceremony at …

… Nelson Mandela at the opening of the Congress of the South African Agricultural Union (SAAU) …

… Letter from the African Metal Trades Union, Johannesburg, to the Workers' …

… Statement of the Deputy President of the African National Congress, Nelson Mandela, to the …

… Fellow South African citizens, I am here today to invite you to join me on … as ordinary South Africans must produce an actual South African reality that will reinforce humanity's belief in … to building it into a reality in the lives of every South African. I have said that I am no messiah. No single …

… company of some twelve professional players who toured Southern Africa with himself as playwright, manager and … on which he then wrote articles in British and South African newspapers. Black was discredited when he presented … world and spent 1917 touring the country with the South African Dramatic Company and presenting inter alia, Damaged …

… of South Africa. He is the Chairperson of the South African National Committee of the International Geography … Union and former President of the Society of South African Geographers. He is a member of the International … Honors and Awards Committee. He was co-editor of the South African Geographical Journal (Routledge). He was also …

… Saint Alban’s College in Pretoria.[2] He is a South African Motswako hip hop artist.[3] Hip Hop Pantsula first … Hip Hop Pantsula, the South African rapper is born …

… Former South African Football Administrator and founder of the National … Legendary South African Football Administrator Abdul Bhamjee dies …

… present here who come from outside of our region of southern Africa. We take this opportunity to join them by … the same sentiments. We are indeed most grateful to the African-American Institute both for convening this timely … inevitable. Twenty years ago, United States policy towards southern Africa was predicated on a denial of that …

… Congress (TIC).  The family had moved from Vereeniging, (southern) Transvaal (now Gauteng) to Newclare, Johannesburg , … that time, Amina had contact with the leadership of the  African National Congress (ANC)  who frequented the TIC offices, but she did not have much contact with African people in general.. When the TIC began offering …

… unit of the banned International Defence and Aid Fund for Southern Africa(IDAF). Hartman was one of 20 South African photographers whose work was represented in the 1989 …

… it would lead. Almost 40 years had passed since the South African striker Steve ‘Kalamazoo’ Mokone spent two seasons … spending time with the man who had become the first black African to play professionally in Europe when he signed for … newspaper by a Dutch journalist who had spoken to a South African who had told him that Steve had been in prison for …

… South Africa (FEDUSA) and the first president of the South African Confederation of Trade Unions (SACOTU). She served on … served as the president of the Catholic Nurses Guild in southern Africa and worked for the Catholic Healthcare …

… and was busy with a BA with UNISA. The formation of the African Peoples Democratic Union of Southern Africa ( APDUSA ) as a mass movement in the NEUM in … had several organisers in the field, in the Transkei, southern Natal and even in mines on the Rand.  Jacobs became …

… During the Second Conference of Independent African States held in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia a resolution … diplomatic relations, as the case may be, to close African ports to all vessels flying the South African flag, to enact legislation prohibiting their ships …

… South African engineer, Nuno Gomes, entered the Guinness Book of … South African man sets record for world's deepest dive …

… From the book:  Women and Gender in Southern Africa to 1945 edited by Cherryl Walker Founded in … Inanda Seminary was the first establishment of its kind in southern Africa, embodying a new concept of educational work among young African women. Mission institutions in the Cape such as …

… and development of children in the frontline states and Southern Africa, Harare, 5 March 1988 …

… He and his crew make the first White contact with Black southern …

… from Damelin College in Johannesburg. Dingake joined the  African National Congress  (ANC) in 1952 during the  Defiance … of the ANC. In 1960, he was recruited into the  South African Communist Party  (SACP) during the State of Emergency … when he was kidnapped on his way to Lusaka, through Southern Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe) which was under Ian Smith’s. …

… had been taken by the Dutch as slaves to Batavia. South African, American and other scholars have conducted … to get an idea of the ratio of slaves from different regions - Africa (mainly Madagascar) and Asia (India, … as the Muslim community expanded. Kidnapping South African scholars, with little access to sources or contacts …

… Cricket Council reverse its decision to invite the South African cricket team on tour. This was as a result of the … reaction caused by the all-White composition of the South African team among the anti-Apartheid activists and countries … threatened to disrupt any matches played during the tour. African and Asian countries also threatened to boycott the …

… Jean-Bédel Bokassa was the head of State of the Central African Republic from 1 January 1966 to 4 December 1976. … government and declared the state a monarchy, the Central African Empire. He crowned himself emperor on 4 December … the country and went into exile in France. The Central African Empire was dissolved and replaced with the Central …

… with John Herschel, who was carrying out surveys of the southern sky. From 1841 to 1848 he surveyed an area …