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… Ex-detainee Mark Kaplan was given an hour to pack before being deported to Zimbabwe. …

… Newspaper article relating to the Kei Road Farmers Association meeting held to discuss farm dwellers' evictions. …

… the United Democratic Front reiterating its commitment to non-violent democratic opposition to apartheid. …

… Statement regarding the abolition of pass laws in attempt to find a peaceful solution to the country's problems. …

… Call to the people to adopt the policy of the All-African Convention and oppose …

… at WiCDS Decolonizing Feminism Conference, Kilomba wants to take time to reflect and share some perspectives on her work dealing … memory and post-colonialism. The audience will be invited to engage in an informal and intersectional discussion on the …

… province of South Africa. A minor road turns sharply off to the right from the main road that leads from Alexandria to Bushman’s River Mouth; it passes Boknes and comes to an end near the coast. About a kilometre further east from …

… seminar held in Windhoek, Namibia from 29 April 1991 to the 3 May 1991. This declaration is a statement of press … end of the Cold War. Thus it was an attempt by journalists to enshrine and honour the role of media in society. This in … that even now, gnaws at the roots of society and seeks to dominate and control information. Despite this declaration …

… and Reconciliation Commission (TRC), paying no attention to the  conflicting judicial ruling, nevertheless found that … operation. The TRC discarded Page's judgment, but failed to provide evidence to prove its own contrary conclusion. …

… Violence erupted when 50 000 (or 100 000 according to police) residents from GaRankuwa, Mabopane, Soshanguve and … of rands of damage. On the same day 75 000 people marched to the Katlehong Town Council offices, East Rand (now … people were injured when police used teargas and shotguns to disperse the crowd. Fighting between youths and taximen, …

… view that the proper function of history and museums is to convey to those safe from war and conflict what they should be … for. The Museum offers a variety of educational programmes to school groups. …

… over 6 feet tall, he spent his long adult life working to abolish the Transatlantic Slave Trade and slavery itself. … the Lake District and then moved, with his wife Catherine, to Bury St Edmunds in 1803. Finally, in 1816, he came to Playford Hall near Ipswich in England, where he died in …

… University. Abstract: This thesis examines the transition to democracy in South Africa through the case study … of political participation and the form of democracy to emerge at the end of the transition process are the … province of South Africa. The study covers the period 1993 to 2000, and uses as a primary data source five surveys …

… Masondo arrived at Robben Island. They were all taken to B Section where their leaders such as Nelson Mandela, … and the leadership of the ANC that Raymond Nyanda was sent to prison as a planted spy.Robben Island was used as a prison to house political prisoners and common law prisoners in the …

… teenager and suffered bouts of asthma. His family sent him to Natal, South Africa, to live with his older brother in the hope that the hot … therefore should inhabit the entire world. His dream was to build a British empire that would rule all of Africa. …

… Two days after the Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) agreed to participate in South Africa's first non-racial elections, … organisations. The extreme right reacted with anger to the reforms by Mr. de Klerk. One black was killed in the … countrywide and affected places like Boipatong, Bisho, to mention just a few. Some of this violence continued even …

… an internationally acceptable solution that would lead to independence. In 2001 Geldenhuys was denied amnesty by the … Commission (TRC) for the role he played in an attempt to release Charles Sebe from a Ciskeian jail in 1986. … his wife Florence. Appearing before the TRC, he admitted to knowing about police involvement in the murders and did …

… was accepted in the Cape Parliament. This was subsequent to a petition that was submitted to parliament by the District of Albert (Burgersdorp) in … for after the war culminated; a new upsurge emerged to establish Afrikaans as an official language. This was …

… into two branches. Barnabas chose and presented Joseph to his brothers, elders and his advocate as his successor … In 1965, Joseph Lekganyane changed the name of his church to St Engenas Zion Christian Church and added the symbol of a dove to the ZCC badge. …

… after 43 years of operation. The mine became uneconomical to operate as it reached a depth of 1 083 m without yielding … the Kimberly mines. Africans from the rural areas adjacent to Kimberley were also attracted to the mines. The most significant of these were the Barolong …

… Together with three other hunters, Viljoen was allowed to hunt in Mashonaland by Mzilikazi, penetrating to regions where no other Whites had ever been. Many people, … as is commonly believed, became the first White person to see the Victoria Falls. During the civil war in the …

… When he enrolled at the Catholic School, he had a desire to enter priesthood, but because of the disapproval of his father he was moved to study in Matanzima Secondary School in Cala, Eastern Cape. … protesting against Bantu Education in 1954. He later moved to Lovadale Institution in King William’s Town, Eastern Cape …

… industrialist and politician, was born in England and came to South Africa in 1857 at the age of 19. Hulett pioneered … sugar mill in 1903. He was also the first person in Natal to cultivate tea successfully. He personally raised money to extend the railway line between Verulam and Stanger, which …

… invited city officials, archaeologists and historians to locate his grave. Once his grave was identified, Nelson … Mandela called for the erection of a memorial to Sontonga on the first post-apartheid Heritage Day. On 18 April 2005 the Johannesburg City Parks planned an event to commemorate his death. …

… Several hands about to cast the vote. Multicoloured poster with the words 'freedom to choose'. United Nations logo. …

… This is the NUSAS pamphlet. It covers the government attack to the universities and NUSAS opposition to apartheid. …

… The Act was to prohibit marriages between Europeans and non-Europeans, and to provide for matters incidental thereto …

… Fighting Talk - special issue with an urgent appeal to readers and subscribers to keep the magazine in print. …

… White poster with black lettering. Words 'an expulsion to one student is an expulsion to all students' in centre. …

… NUSAS Angola focus. White and black poster. Women to say no to the military. Artwork of a woman pointing a finger. …