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… of Cape Town Graduate School of Business Solution Space   and the Bertha Centre for Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship. Solution Space Philippi Learning Lunches provides a space for entrepreneurs and youth from the community to learn from and be inspired by …

… of the region.  The Polokwane Museum is a fascinating and interesting place to visit, situated in Polokwane, across the way from the Civic Centre and The Hugh Exton Photographic Museum. While here you can learn about the History of this marvelous city and neighbouring areas. Iron Age artifacts and Stone Age …

… The property was granted to Matthys Coeymans in 1669 and its homestead was subsequently erected in a Cape Dutch … Grey's term of office as Governor he occupied this house, and that the main rooms were renovated for his tenure. The homestead was bought and restored by Désirée PICTON-SEYMOUR together with her …

… Pieter Combrinck finds Dirk Coetzee, Apartheid policeman and Vlakplaas assassination squad Commander together with Almond Nofomela and David Tshikakalanga guilty of murdering human rights lawyer and UDF activist Griffiths Mxenge. Mxenge was murdered in …

… Alan Charles Rusbridger is an English journalist and editor of The Guardian newspaper. He was born in Northern … Rusbridger was five years old. He later studied literature and in 1979 joined the The Guardian as a reporter. Since 1995 Rusbridger has been editor of the The Guardian and has taken the newspaper to new heights over the years. He …

… in which the Black man is kept as a slave to the White man and to invariably create wealth or him. A plan directed for … scheme. The government felt that soil erosion was rampant and needed to be saved; and this, they claim, was due to overstocking and therefore …

… Johannesburg. He studied at the Polly Street Art Center and Jubilee Art Centre under Cecil Skotnes and Sydney Kumalo. When Kumalo retired in 1964, Legae became … United States/South Africa Leadership Exchange Programme and visited the United States America. From 1972 to 1974 he …

… anti-imperialism, anti-ethnicity, anti-collaboration and anti-sexism. It was an initiative by working, unemployed and student youth residing in Soweto, Lenasia, Eldorado Park, Riverlea, Bosmount and Fordsburg, all in the the Transvaal Province. Coverage …

… Rooigrond was a Rural Community 16km of Mafikeng and 25km South-West of Ottoshoop, in the former fomeland of … The small Town was named for the red soil of its area and was primarily occupied by smallholders. View Larger Map … raids forced local communities such as the Ratshidi and the Montshioa into exile in Botswana, after which Boer …

… concluded on economic co-operation between South Africa and Israel, is of major importance to both countries. Mr. … to reply to certain questions which were put to me and to certain statements which were made by hon. members … I come to that I want to deal with certain other matters and make certain announcements. Hon. members, in common with …

… of Batavia were brought by the Dutch into the Residency, and subsequent Settlement of the Cape of Good Hope... " It is … a half­way house for its ships travelling between Holland and the East Indies. It was also to serve as a penal settlement for convicts and political exiles from the East. G M Theal, the historian, …

… Missionaries Alexander Merensky and Heinrich Grützner started work in the north eastern part … were unsuccessful early attempts to evangelise the Swazi and in Sekhukhuneland. Merensky sought refuge amongst his Christian converts in the Middelburg district and founded the station at Botshabelo, which means,"city of …

… as Fort Coornhoop. This was abandoned as early as 1661, and on 2 March 1664 the farm was granted to M Coninck, who … By this stage an H-plan farmhouse as well as a dovecot and adjoining wine cellars had already been built. It is … Foundation in 1961, only the dovecot was left standing and much of the complex had been demolished.    Today the …

… the foot of Signal Hill, on the fringe of the city centre, and formerly known as the Malay Quarter , the Bo-Kaap’s … when numerous “huurhuisjes” (rental houses) were built and leased to slaves. These people were known as Cape Malays, and were brought from Malaysia, Indonesia and the rest of …

… stands at the bottom of Parliament Street in Cape Town and was erected to provide a place of worship for English … in the City. Construction on the Cathedral started in 1901 and has carried on ever since. The Cathedral is however still … is the Oldest Anglican Cathedral in Southern Africa and is the Mother Church of the Diocese. The Gothic Church is …

… Oliewenhuis Art Museum is committed to collect, conserve and exhibit works of art which represent the heritage of South African art on behalf of and to the advantage and edification of the entire community. The Museum is a …

… an English paper-mill hand who, together with his wife and four children, emigrated to the Cape in 1859. They landed … of a toll- house, a small boarding house called Ferreira's and a farmhouse on the Mossel Bay side of the river. There he … toll, he soon found he had more work than he could handle and employed his first full-time boot-maker. In 1864 he lost …

… of an abandoned station of the London Missionary Society, and was named in honour of Sir Galbraith Lowry Cole, Governor … most remote outposts of European settlement at the Cape and, as a result, became a major base for commercial hunters, explorers and settlers travelling into the Southern African interior. …

… On 6 October 2006, the Minister of Arts and Culture, Pallo Jordan, opened a community library at … carrying the Mozambican president Samora Machel, his staff and other prominent politicians crashed at Mbuzini. Machel and his compatriots were returning from a meeting in Zambia. …

… exchange student, are granted amnesty by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC). They appealed to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission for amnesty in 1996. Their case … Ntamo, Ntombeki Ambrose Peni, Mzikhona Eazi Nofemela and Mongesi Christopher Manqina had been convicted for the …

… Dear Friends and Colleagues. There are certain moments that capture the … You took the plight of our people, our hopes, our dreams and our struggle, to your hearts and made it your own. You have forged bonds of friendship …

… of the African National Congress, I.C.U. Communist Party and other bodies espousing native interests filled the … title the object of which was stated to be: to mobilise and organise, by mass demonstrations, petitions and otherwise, a nation-wide struggle tbr the attainment of …

… Centre, Oxford University Venues in Pretoria, Durban and Cape Town (Videoconferencing facilities: see below) Date: … in the ANC’s own archives, other archives in South Africa and Zambia,  and oral sources, the book, which is also informed by …

… the site of conflict between Colonial Administrators and autonomous African chiefdoms. The death of Cetshwayo in … to the hut tax. This led to first a stand off between him and the colonial officials. Bambatha was determined to resist … in Bambatha's homestead he was threatened by Bambatha and the rebels he had mobilized. The next day the colonial …

… A Survey of race relations in South Africa in 1949-1950 and includes chapters on: Rights and duties of liberals in South Africa; Institute activities and their background; Legislative measures; Policy; …

… you had said that you were going to try to get Mr. Mandela and Mr. Buthelezi to meet. That was about three weeks ago and things have gotten a lot worse since then and still no meeting has taken place. What do you think is …

… On 13 October 1990, South Africa’s first Lesbian and Gay Pride march was held in Johannesburg . It was the first Pride March on the African continent and acted as both a gay pride event and an anti-Apartheid march. The march was organised by the …

… to be the oldest surviving ‘solid’ temple in Africa and one of the finest examples of temple architecture in … Temple ', was built in 1898 by indentured bricklayer and temple architect Kristappa Reddy. Situated on the road to … tower) which leads past a kodi pole (an external altar and flagpole) to the central cella, the domed structure which …

… Africa.  This stadium hosts a number of Football, Rugby and Athletics Events, and is the Home Ground of the Platinum Stars Football Club. … from 38 000 to 42 000, the Main West Stand was expanded and renovated, a new cantilever roof was put on the West …