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… is a Malay  word meaning ‘help one another’), is marked by the event of 11 February 1966. On this day the district …

… 1992. [vi] In 1995, he achieved his career high in doubles by placing 16th on world rankings with Wayne Ferreira. [vii] …

… commando managed to assassinate him. This act was followed by summary trials and executions of a number of political …

… Come and enjoy a fun-filled family day whilst embraced by picturesque scenery enjoying your picnic. Experience the … New Dictionary of South African Names by Peter E Raper …

… which was carrying fifty-four passengers, was piloted by Capt. Blake Flemington. All but five of the passengers … to mid-1997, Westport: Greenwood.| Contribution by Joppie Nieman 27 July 2013 …

… in the Square, is a replica of the Diaz Cross , donated by the Portuguese Government to commemorate the arrival of …

… Movement (SASM) held a meeting, which was attended by representatives of all Soweto high schools, at which it …

… Kruger boarded the Dutch warship, Die Gelderland, sent by Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands, at Lorenço Marques, …

… the Gold Laws! The original building was erected in 1887 by Geldenhuys, well known locally as a land developer, …

… census indicated that Maitland had a population of 2,035. By 1904, this number had risen to 5,071.  Maitland is …

… can be completely subjected to an analytical process, is by the very fact, removed from the possibility of being art” …

… year of Rhodes’s life. The Doric columns were inspired by Rhodes’s appreciation of classical Architecture, and the …

… war. Unhappy with this decision, the anti-war section led by William H. Andrews walked of the conference. Later this …

… committed suicide while in police detention, was supported by virtually all independent Black unions, with more than 50 …

… and finally a fishing village. Today Hout Bay is inhabited by rich and poor and has become a tourist attraction to many. …

… neck and dumped at a waste site, was positively identified by his mother. At Seipei's funeral on 25 February 1989, at …

… use of a vaccine in late July 2004, as it was developed by a UN-approved manufacturer in Muslim Indonesia. In 2004, …

… arrest of the group was allegedly the result of a tip-off by the South African and Angolan governments. Mann eventually …

… and his frequent portrayal of the devastation caused by the injustices of the former regime in South Africa. …

… Anglo American Corporation, founded in 1917 by Sir Ernest Oppenheimer to exploit the gold fields of the …

… the humanitarian food aid sent to Somalia was hijacked by warring clans and then traded with neighbouring countries …

… and the 1993 Constitution as amended will be addressed by way of international mediation. Accordingly the IFP …

… in the images, along with the preface letter written by Badsha to his infant daughter, Farzanah, in which he …

… their sick, [blank] in number, to be allowed to be lodged by one of our burghers ... which was politely granted ..." …

… racial group to reside on or own land in an area set aside by proclamation for another race. For the first time, it at …

… a fellow clergyman who had supported the school boycotts by Coloured and Indian students. They were released on bail …

… girl. Sobukwe was exposed to literature at an early age by his oldest brother. His earliest education was at a …

… (KPU) was constantly harassed and its activities sabotaged by the government. In his quest for democracy, he formed the …

… city centre. The Stander gang was a group of three men led by Andre Stander, a former police detective. While still a …

… Emily Hobhouse and Dr. Jane Waterson. They were appointed by the British Office to investigate the concentration camps …