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… were protected, ensuring that South Africa complied to the Universal Declaration of Human rights. Pityana further … later the Commission issued its first report, relating to violence in September. It concluded that eighty-four … deaths during the month of September could be attributed to political violence, of which forty-seven were in the …

… African Prime Minister, P.W. Botha said that the NP has to draw together as many people as possible, allowing them to maintain their separate identities, but uniting them in a … African Defence Force (SADF) crossed the country’s borders to Matola, Mozambique, where they killed uMkhonto weSizwe …

… crossed the frontier into the Sinai Peninsula, allegedly to attack and destroy the bases of Egyptian commandos. The … on the same day when the Anglo-French ultimatum was handed to Egypt and Israel before Israel had even reached the canal. … this unsuccessful attempt by Britain, France, and Israel to maintain an influence over the Suez Canal created a …

… S.K., he was only 18 years old. The team introduced him to the international scene. He subsequently moved on to teams like Netherlands’ Roda JC and PSV Eindhoven, Sevilla … issues throughout his career. He has had an operation to repair a knee ligament injury in 2008 and contracted …

… (now University of Johannesburg) in 1970 and went on to obtain an MA in English. Hough held several positions in … finalist in the Sanlam Youth Story competition. He went on to write several other books that would prove to be more successful than his debut novel. Hough was found …

… degree at the University of Leipzig. Van der Bijl returned to South Africa in 1920. He founded the Electricity Supply … grew and was soon providing sufficient inexpensive power to South Africa. Van der Bijl then set his sights on the … as one of the greatest South Africans for his contribution to the country’s development. …

… helping the group win the award. Their genre is considered to be Scathamiya and Mbube. They rose to international stardom when they collaborated with Paul … Simon on his album Graceland in 1986. The album went on to win three Grammy awards. The group, which is led by Joseph …

… the Azanian People’s Organisation (AZAPO) was founded to carry on the work of liberation as an overt organisation. … philosophy advocated by Steven Biko and continued to propagate it in it programmes. During the apartheid years … increasingly divided with some of its members adhering to the African National Congress’ (ANC) Freedom Charter which …

… On 18 May 1899, a statue of the first European to settle at the Cape, Jan van Riebeeck, was unveiled. The … Town. It was sculpted in bronze by John Tweed and donated to the city by Cecil John Rhodes, a politician and financier … Dias, a Portuguese explorer who was the first European to reach the Cape of Good Hope in 1487, and Maria van …

… her studies at Fort Hare University where she managed to obtain her BA degree. Tshabalala-Msimang and other … were ordered by the African National Congress (ANC) to skip the country. President Thabo Mbeki was one of them. … medical degree at the First Leningrad Medical Institute to fulfill her mother's wish. She practiced as a Medical …

… Transvaal. On 15 September 1914 de la Rey was on route to Potchefstroom military camp from Johannesburg. His driver … Veteran officers of the Anglo-Boer War flocked to Lichtenburg from all over the country. It was largely due to the pacifying funeral oration by Gen. Beyers that the …

… Herald, with the headline "The miner, aged 13." According to reports the boy was a miner at Clydesdale Colliery in … of the thing that could happen only in London. According to the Native Labour Regulation Act, it was an offence to employ a Native in a mine under the age of 18 years. This …

… Dick King (Richard Philip) returned to Port Natal on board the Conch after his heroic rescue … Pondoland, had set off on a ten-days' horse-ride of 960km to Grahamstown on the night of 25 May. His desperate journey, … in ten days. With him on the ship were the troops sent to relieve the beleaguered garrison. Sources: Wallis, F. …

… The area offered limited cover for attackers. Owing to the hard ground, consisting mainly of coal-bearing shale, … of the British army that a camp in enemy territory was to be entrenched on all sides. He also neglected to form a protective laager with the wagons. The Zulu army …

… SISA SERIES edited by Abebe Zegeye launched at the Africa to Africa Cultural Exchange Programme, Pretoria Art Museum, … but least recognised, documentary photographers. Due to popular demand, a re-print and update of the book were … was curated for the Department of Basic Education to celebrate 10 years of Democracy.  Publication - Sita - …

… Circular urges parents to unite with students in stayaways planned to oppose state oppression …

… Act to consolidate the laws relating to the registration of births, marriages and deaths. …

… JOHANNESBURG CASE NO: 13349/2019 REPORTABLE OF INTEREST TO OTHER JUDGES REVISED. 30 MAY 2019 In the matter between: … final interdictory relief against the respondents relating to the publication of an alleged defamatory statement. The … state. [3] The challenge for the courts has been to strike an appropriate balance between these rights in …

… under old NMC legislation on 18 February 1977. Believed to be the oldest surviving ‘solid’ temple in Africa and one … and temple architect Kristappa Reddy. Situated on the road to KwaZulu-Natal’s , Wild North Coast , the temple is a … leads past a kodi pole (an external altar and flagpole) to the central cella, the domed structure which houses the …

… of the Suburb, which is possibly what contributes the most to its English village feel. That and the horse-drawn carts … fish and chips for miles around. Plumstead has good access to both the M3 and the M5 and getting to False Bay’s beaches is really easy from here. The suburb …

… oaks. A part of it, known as Japonica Walk, survives to the present day. A second building known as The Woolsack , … John Rhodes, for the use of poets and artists. From 1900 to 1907 it was the home of Rudyard Kipling and his family who … during the summer months. The property was transferred to the university in 1980. It was declared a National …

… and he in the other. A Mr Overbeek donated a cypress tree to Wessels, which was planted in the front garden and became … presently responsible for The Burgundy Restaurant is proud to be part of this living part of Hermanus's history and be … standards, locals and patrons from all over have come to expect of this special restaurant. It is the oldest …

… of the Bay entrance, on the mountain. Origanally built to protect the Bay entrance! The site was declared a National … Heritage (Grade II) site under an agency which was yet to be formed. (Today known as Heritage Western Cape).    As … toppled over it was a clear signal for the Heritage Assn to intervene. The gun barrels weigh in at around 6000 A …

… National party (BNP) led by Chief Leabua Jonathan who came to power as Prime Minister in 1966. For instance, Jonathan … and attacks on BNP targets by the LLA. Lesotho refused to sign a non aggression pact with South Africa. In turn, South Africa responded by threatening to impose an arms embargo and economic sanctions on Lesotho.  …

… long-time protester against apartheid, was approved a visa to visit South Africa in 1973. This was after a number of refusals. He became the first black player to win a title-a doubles match-in the South African Open. … Slam titles. He will also be remembered for his efforts to advance social causes. The Arthur Ashe Courage Award, an …

… Place In Politics." It was decided that Dunbar be invited to lecture on "War", also Findlay, Danchen, B. Sachs (on … Room was being organised in the Club. Com Sapire offered to supply regularly, the Star; Com Kahn, the Mail; Com … Militant, New International and the Spark, It was decided to carry on the library without subscriptions or deposits but …

… 8 Jan 1912 Formation of the ANC 1948 National Party comes to power 1955 26 June, Adoption of the Freedom Charter 1960 … gains independence January, Harms Commission appointed to look into state-sponsored violence 1990 2 February, De … 1995 TRC begins its work 1998 Initial report of the TRC to the President 2003 Final report of the TRC to the President …

… kraal. After his father's death in 1955, his mother moved to the Anglican mission station at Epinga in South West … of Azaria Mbatha, he developed his distinctive approach to linocut printmaking. He graduated in 1969 and returned to teach art at Odibo until 1974, when he became …

… but when the CPP swept the 1951 elections, he was freed to form a government, and he led the colony to independence as Ghana in 1957. A firm believer in African … official residence, Flagstaff House, was filled with close to 2000 guests who were celebrating Kwame Nkrumah's escape …

… as the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs before moving to the United Nations (UN). Ghali's role as UN Secretary … and moderate Hutu's were murdered. Four years prior to this, Ghali had secretly approved an arms sale to the government of Rwanda, in which arms were purchased for …