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… The parliamentary by-election in Waterberg was of particular significance to … friction be limited to a minimum, and this is best limited by keeping people apart who want to be and should be apart. … then we tell him that he is also a human being created by God, just as we are, for let me tell you tonight, you can …

… is isolated on a wild and windy shore - it is surrounded by the Namib Desert and has only one road in, yet, the … deeper in the Forbidden Zone where picking up diamonds by the handful was once a reality. You could also visit an …

… of a peaceful and orderly society, and shall be governed by the law. We, who associate ourselves with this Manifesto, recognize that we are still divided by many differences concerning the manner in which these …

… when we touched down in London - where I was overwhelmed by the size and spontaneity of the welcome. I want you all to …

… called 'The Six Saints of Simon's Town 1814-2014.  Written by Prof Boet Dommisse, who sadly passed away on 12 July 2014, …

… is also referred to as the " Hooyvlakte"  community. Named by Lord Charles Somerset , Governor of the Cape, 1814-1826. … New Dictionary of South African Place Names by Peter E. Raper. …

… A Documentary History of Indian South Africans edited by Surendra Bhana and Bridglal Pachai The new and competitive …

… return home, it is alledged that he committed suicide by jumping from a high-rise building in New York on 14 July …

… world’s largest man made forest. The House was designed by Johannesburg architects Leck & Emley, and was completed in …

… and face onto the old False Bay coastal road, regarded by many as one of the most beautiful scenic drives in the …

… the legal framework was the result of unified opposition by people from all over the world, who collectively put …

… When the minibus carrying the MK guerillas, driven by Constable Sehlwana who was appointed to meet the group at …

… water storage. Lives up to its name- meaning ‘suffering’; by flooding its banks on an annual basis for some 150 years , …

… Dam to the Augrabies Falls,and from north to south by the Molopo, which joins the Orange River just north of …

… what was known as Bophuthatswana . It was once Colonised by the British , who established it as a Reserve for the …

… farm owner led a precarious existence in this zone flanked by the Caledon and Orange Rivers. In the mid 19th century …

… contribution to the liberation struggle was acknowledged by South Africa when President Thabo Mbeki honoured her with …

… to reinstate and compensate her with an amount of R46 662 by no later than November 19, 2004. SANBS medical director Dr …

… further observed that Coetzee's novels are characterized by their well-crafted composition and analytical brilliance, …

… appointment of Wako highlighted many hardships experienced by Christians and other religious minorities like the …

… on 26 August and ended on 4 September 2002 was organized by the United Nations and was aimed at finding ways to strike …

… electoral process in that country. The 'report' compiled by the two judges sparked a legal battle with the Mail and …

… police hospital. The news of the political killing, denied by the country's white minority government, led to …

… as a non-racial political party was rendered impossible by government legislation in 1968. The Party disbanded, …

… Douglas Livingstone;  An African Loving, Station 3 by Douglas Livingstone; Beachfront Hotel at Station 5, …

… Visual Arts Group. Review: The Art of Poise: Nine Lives by T. Afrika, Dirk Klopper …

… Solwandle. The police claim that he committed suicide by hanging himself. Though possible, it is more probable that …

… Hills, of the Magaliesberg on the East. Founded in 1855 by Marthinus Pretorius , son of Andries Pretorius , (the Boer …

… opportunities in Johannesburg, but was denied access by the Bantu Affairs minister owing to his status as a …

… Tradition, a documentary history, Volume Two 1943 - 1964, by Allison Drew Document 71 - National Committee for …