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… my parents retired here, escaping busier towns for silence and peace. It didn’t take long for the village magic to creep … No matter how far you stray for work or play, its stars and spoeks draw you back. Before supper I head out to catch … It’s what drew well-known SA artist Chris Haw here and inspired a collection of powerful works by local artist …

… information needs. The infrastructure of the Post Office and the Tele-Centres/Multipurpose Community Centres should be … of information should be extended to the private sector and the minister should be empowered to prescribe … assist whistle blowers. The relationship between the bill and other information disclosure statutes should be such that …

… occupied what was then Natal (now  KwaZulu Natal ) and created a number of ‘Native locations’ for the Zulus in … authorities, orchestrated a system in his administration and, in implementation, allocated all the African tribes of … Zulu name for ‘whey’ (milk curdle) referring to its colour and the flavour. The name Umlazicould also conceivably have …

…     Mr. Chairman, I wish once again to thank you and this Committee for this opportunity.       In South … by the people who make laws determining the nature and character of the lives we are expected to live in that country.     This year, and this occasion, is the first time, therefore, that we are …

… set for a R20 million makeover. Mayco Member for Transport and Urban Development, Brett Herron said; a tender for the … kind in South Africa. “It is a provincial Heritage Site and this status is a key consideration in the decision to … been Closed since 2007 for safety reasons. The Handrails and Timber Decking in particular are in extremely Poor …

… This structure probably dates from the 1890s and was built in sandstone in a predominantly neo-Gothic … Fort Knocke, the Hollandse Redoubte, the Franse  Redoubte and the Burgher Reddoubte, and remained in use until 1827 when the British military …

… Hector's mother, Dorothy, who remembers Hector the person, and not simply a symbol. She told us her story of June 16th … What did you dream? A: Well, I used to work in butchery. And you know how you get the meat all nicely wrapped from the … wrap the meat properly. They just wrapped it in newspaper. And then I knew that something was going to happen. Q: What …

… Master of ceremonies; Our dear Adelaide and family; Comrades and friends, The main speaker on this occasion is Thabo … from what was then the rare privilege of education and also learnt early lessons in the costs of defending …

… Master of ceremonies; Our dear Adelaide and family; Comrades and friends, The main speaker on this occasion is Thabo … from what was then the rare privilege of education and also learnt early lessons in the costs of defending …

… It is South Africa's oldest monument. Bartholomew Dias and the Padroes The first European known to set foot on South … was Bartholomew (or Bartolomeu) Dias. Details of his birth and ancestry are unknown, and the first mention of his career as ship captain is in an …

… nation bordering the Bight of Biafra, between Cameroon and Gabon . The earliest indigenous population of this country were the pygmies and Ndowe societies. Around the 12th and 13th Century a wave of Bantu migration settled in the …

… "The violence and terror that could be unleashed by the Government against … Sabotage Bill may, I fear, ultimately lead to bloodshed and even open revolt by the oppressed people - a situation … already made an earnest appeal to all leaders - both black and white - to come together with a view to forming a broad …

… Orchards was established as a Residential Township in 1904 and an old Dutch-Reformed Church, was in the center of the … has been built on holdings once dedicated to agriculture and is surrounded by vast areas of land, that remain … semi-rural. The Orchard was the first suburb in Akasia and dates back to 1904. Originally developed as a township, …

… in Nova Catenga, a military training camp, south of Angola and an MK Veteran. He died at the age of 58 years Cde Jomo … including, President Oliver Tambo, travelling the breath and length of the world on missions aimed at liberating the … Nelson Mandela. A duty he performed nobly with distinction and dedication. He was nicknamed “Jomo”, In Nova Catenga, …

… originally extended from the Bay to St Andrew's Street, and belonged to a man named: 'Ferreira'. In 1849 it was … who, with the help of his son, built a two-roomed wattle and daub cottage upon it. The following year, it was sold to … of the Natal Mercury, the first daily newspaper in Natal and whose son Sir John was the first Prime Minister of Natal …

… was built in 1840. Its machinery ceased operation in 1963 and it was decided to renovate and reconstruct the mill to get it operating again, which was … It is situated on the banks of the Liesbeek River, and is both a museum and the only remaining water mill that …

… of 2011 it had a population of 13,020. It is located in, and the seat of, the Theewaterskloof Local Municipality. The Town has a Mediterranean climate of warm, dry summers and cool, wet winters. Temperatures are modified by its close … (Bath Behind the Mountain). A bath house was built in 1797 and a Village called Swartberg sprang up, which was later …

… Bophuthatswana Territorial Authority was created in 1961, and in June 1972 Bophuthatswana was declared a self-governing … government. Bophuthatswana's capital city was Mmabatho and 99% of its population was Tswana speaking. This new country's independence was recognised by South Africa and the Transkei only. In order to gain independent country …

… In 1801, William Anderson and Cornelius Kramer , of the London Missionary Society, … Missionary Station to another spring further up the Valley and called it Klaarwater. Their second choice was little better than their first, and for many years a lack of water prevented any further …

… March, 11am – Storytime: Friends Friends are helpful, kind and fun to be around. Today we’ll read about all kinds of friends, and talk about what being a friend means to you. More here .   Monday 14 th March, 6 for 6.30pm – Launch of The Sword and the Pen: Six Decades on the Political Frontier by …

… 26-12-22 Dear Comrade Tom Your letter from Port Elizabeth and report of the meeting from E. P. Herald just to hand also … organisation. We had touched rock bottom before you came and now a more buoyant spirit is in the air. The boys are … propaganda meetings are held weekly outside the town hall and in other parts and our paper is selling more freely …

… Settlement along the Tugela River, about 23km from Weenen and on the edge of Msinga which was a District, established … of; KwaZulu. It is situated on Land that is rough, arid and isolated when compared to other relocation sites along … on Trust Land. These sites included Nomoya, Msusamphi and Mashunka were former white Farms acquired in the …

… South African Company (BSAC) under the name Rhodesia and the Responsible Government under the name Southern … the British monarchy. In 1965, Zimbabwe became autonomous and was led by a white segregationist government after Ian … Zimbabwe African National Union (ZANU) won the majority and became the Prime Minister of Zimbabwe. Zimbabwean …

… cricket, one of the games' finest all around players, and a legendary coach. His pupils included the likes of Ian Peebles and E.T KIllick. During the First World War he served with distinction with the R.F.A. in Salonika, Egypt and Palestine, gaining the D.S.O. in 1918 and the Order of …

… of their supreme contribution to the cause of freedom and human dignity. Their successful struggle against a … importance for oppressed people everywhere in the world. And having fought colonial domination in Algeria, they know … for a place of honour in the annals of the University and in the estimation of the world-wide community of nations. …

… Rehoboth is a Town in Central Namibia and lies on a high elevated plateau with several hot springs. … a few years the Basters were closely linked to Rehoboth and became Rehoboth Basters or Rehobothers. There population … increased rapidly from an initial 333 in 1870, 800 in 1874 and 1500 by 1885.  In 1885, Baster Kaptein Hermanuas van Wyk …

… stating that HIV caused AIDS. The declaration was signed and published in response to then President Thabo Mbeki’s … asserted the view that HIV was not the sole cause of AIDS and this viewpoint affected the South African government’s … (AZT) was limited due to Mbeki’s belief that it was toxic and not effective in dealing with HIV. Instead, Mbeki …

… innate propensity which has been fed by life experiences and heightened by the kind of hyper-awareness that photography sometimes enables and demands…” “My first awareness of a bodily particular that … I sat my bulges seemed more pronounced than anyone else’s and I tried to hide them with my hands. After a time I …

… in the gestation of the anti-apartheid front, at home and abroad. it was the forerunner to the Defiance of Unjust … organised jointly by the South African Indian Congress and African National Congress; it placed the issue of racism … This is the first comprehensive record of that campaign, and fills a crucial gap in our history. Part One Foreword …

… as a farm. Local farmers travelled all the way, by horse and cart, to Durbanville for Nagmaal (the Eucharist) and, as a result, a local farmer donated a portion of his … this are a series of little streets with a couple of shops and the Pepper Tree Art Stable and Coffee Shop that serves as …