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… controversial Committees Drift-Glenmore scheme to resettle Black people from Grahamstown to the Ciskei …

… These notifications were handed to property owners to inform them of their pending forced removals from their …

… An address to Black school students encouraging them, as members of the South African Students Movement, to oppose apartheid policies. …

… The Act was to introduce a new constitution for the Republic of South Africa and to provide for matters incidental thereto …

… communalism as a way of life and the right of all citizens to have access to land …

… Circular publicising a conference to be held in Cape Town on 2 May 1988, regarding the resistance of church organisations to state repression. …

… poster. Photograph of a woman who looks blind. Words 'help to go and vote'. Belongs to anti-Mugabe campaign. …

… of Ficksburg. Afrikaans for 'apricot hillock' referring to the wild apricots that grow there. Used to be known as Abrikooskop! …

… Morobe on behalf of the National Reception Committee to release it to the media. …

… Winnie Mandela bannished & banned to Brandfort. Interviewed by SA documentary filmmaker Kevin Harris for his 1983 documentary: "No Middle Road To Freedom". …

… by University Christian Movement about the possible ways to make Christianity relevent to all people - Black as well as White. …

… conditions from extreme temperatures and what measures to take to prevent these. Black and pink lettering. TAG339 1340 …

… The Act was to consolidate and amend the laws relating to brothels and unlawful carnal intercouse and other acts in …

… Photograph of Trevor Monerville in hospital. Campaign to find out what happened to this man. …

… by architect Tom Claridge on a piece of land connected to Church Square. While it was being built church services … the church after which the whole of Church Square belonged to the Government.   The architects of the ‘Nederduitsch … months later, on 25 February 1905, the church was ready to open. This occasion was the first time a soutane was worn …

… Cape Town. Ceres is located at the North-Eastern entrance to Michell's Pass and was the old route north between Cape … by the N1 highway, which traverses the Breede River Valley to the South. Ceres was named after the Roman goddess of … The Town is rich in History with many Historical Buildings to tell its story, however after an earthquake struck in 1969 …

… is not visible from the road, but what a pleasure it is to walk up the driveway through what must be one of the most … in the early eighties. Above the Garage there used to be a Japanese Contemplation Garden, but it no longer … a mysterious set of six columns, also believed at one time to have been a small Contemplation Garden. The pond leads out …

… (larger than Table Mountain ) hit the Earth close to where Vredefort is today. The Vredefort Dome is a UNESCO … Mantle by the impact of a meteorite. Scientists believe to have been at least 10 kms across. The Vredefort Dome was … is also thought by many in the scientific Community to have possibly played a significant role in the evolution …

… their vast knowledge and bush craft on Balule game drives to search for the much sought after Big Five (Lion, Leopard, … are served at Scenic Spots!) Stops will be made to photograph the stunning sunsets and to listen to the night sounds. Powerful spotlights are used …

… during the annual Mahatma Gandhi Media Lecture. According to Nauriya, Gandhi often used to tell audiences in India that he was an advisor to several black South African leaders. Nauriya, who wrote a …

… and original photographs taken by Hugh Eksteen, who lived to be 91 years old. This talented photographer was the son of … 1886, visiting the Marabastad Goldfields near Pietersburg to eventually settle down in the Town that was once called … War. Self-taught photographer Hugh Eksteen lived to the age of 91 and during his lifetime, he carved out a …

… of the development of the Pinetown region from prehistory to modern times. Local history features include well-known … the Sterkfontein Caves in the Gauteng Province, estimated to have existed over two and a half million years ago. Other … crafts, from beadwork, traditional weapons and plumage to more modern developments in customs and tradition provide …

… education, research and a natural space for the public to enjoy.   The Cape Flats Nature Reserve is a private … education, research and a natural space for the public to enjoy.   The reserve consists of 3 major regions: Vlei, … The Flats are characterized by small to medium sized reeds, grass and few shrubs, the Dunes …

… Museum. A walk along here is a highlight of any visit to Bloemfontein. In front of the 3rd Raadsaal (NALN) you’ll … confused the trees (assuming that ‘orange’ referred to the tree and not to William V of Orange, the Dutch monarch after whom the …

… would significantly pressurize the apartheid government to end its policy of segregation. In 1962, the United Nations … the goal of ending the apartheid regime and would lead to the greater suffering of South Africa's black population. … felt that South Africa's government must be forced to change its policy through economic isolation. On 3 August …

… The population of Bellville, has increased substantially to 112,507, according to the 2011 Census. The area of Bellville is 52.39 square … a famous racecourse in England, as the founders intended to make it a racing centre. A course was actually …

… CBDs and fair infrastructure. A lot still needs to be done in the former previously disadvantaged … 21 January 1814, and on 12 March 1825 it was transferred to the new district of Somerset. This was reversed on 20 May … a Resident Magistrate and Civil Commissioner was appointed to Cradock. On 10 February 1837 Cradock was proclaimed as a …

… 1914 in the Erasmus Hall in Pretoria. The NP continued to strengthen. However, in 1934, the NP merged with the SAP to form the United Party (UP). The hard line nationalist, D.F. Malan, then broke away to form the Gesuiwerde Nasionale Party (Purified National …

… as Limpopo Province). In June 1958 he left for Britain to further his studies. In 1969, eleven years later, he … Africa. His publication helped the Anti-Apartheid Movement to develop a campaign for termination of the Simonstown … until May 2009. References: IAEA.org (2011). ‘President to the 50th General Conference: Curriculum Vitae’ from …

… of Glenmore township which make up a temporary township to house to squatters from the coastal farm Klipfontein …