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… will not know who was responsible for his interrogation and his death, until the security police from the old … child? I want to know who was responsible for killing him and if I cannot get it in this world, those that are … inquest into his brother’s death took place between April and June in an all-white court. "The magistrate was white. …

… elite group, distinguished by its technical competence and secure organisation, rather than by its size or … failed to establish itself as the means of coordinating and federating all revolutionary activity, it is unlikely to … their positions as being the revolutionary arms of the ANC and PAC. It has however an undoubted initiative over the …

… History of Indian South Africans edited by Surendra Bhana and Bridglal Pachai By 1911, the public outcry in India … to send sirdars to India so as to encourage friends and relatives to emigrate to Natal. The sirdars had a torrid … [the Protector of Indians] would give me all information and help to enable me to recruit Indians in India. I went to …

… by Minister Swart have not in any way dampened the spirit and enthusiasm of the rank and file, but on the contrary, have fired each member in … with a fresh determination to do double time by willingly and happily carrying an extra load of work and sacrificing …

… an Area blessed with a fascinating mix of Cultures and a unique History. This vibrant Town is conveniently … located near the Chief Albert Luthuli (M 4) highway and is surrounded by a number of factories that offer … come to the Lotus Park Car Wash to mix with other races and listen to music,” said Simo. He said the car wash is one …

… itinerary of any tourist to Cape Town .  Forget palm trees and sun-kissed beaches; Robben Island’s allure lies rich in … inmate – South African presidents Kgalema Motlanthe and Jacob Zuma also spent time there. The Apartheid … the first to use the Island as a prison. In the 17th and 18th centuries, the Dutch sent political prisoners from …

… Rally filled the old Drill Hall on Sunday, March 30th, and overflowed on to the pavements at the greatest political … of the 1,100 seats provided were filled. Lorries and buses, specially organised, brought people from various … were placed s hall, which was already lined with posters and placards. At intervals it the meeting the Secretary, Dr. …

… 9 December 1982, I started writing about my comrades and the raid generally. When we sought help for our … Maseru. When South Africa closed the borders to Lesotho and demanded our exit, I had already been given a new … white pansies, (that was the only colour at the nursery) and went around and collected various articles and placed …

… History of Indian South Africans edited by Surendra Bhana and Bridglal Pachai The draft Ordinance of October 1903 … upon the disabilities the Ordinance sought to impose, and on the fate of hundreds of British Indians who wished to … Ordinance to amend the Law relating to municipalities, and we read the following provision regarding the …

… al-Zubayr, the Kimgdoms of the Kanem-Bournu, Baguirmi and Ouaddai fought consistently for the region. When the two … (Kousseri) along the Logone River, the Islamic ruler and his kingdoms were all defeated and a French territory was established in 1946 as part of …

… Sustainability and Art in Africa Art that reflects sustainability includes … to create fashionable garments, innovative sculptures and decorative arts, but also the building of awareness of … plastic water sachet bags into jackets, umbrellas, purses and more by the non-governmental organization (NGO) Trashy …

… NWC came to a conclusion that the protest was uncalled for and that it was calculated to undermine the internal … that the protest was used for ill-disciplined purposes and it flies against good and reputable conduct inside the organization. The NWC …

… to this place for sale to Cape Town residents. Farmers and freed slaves soon followed this example and began to bring their produce here in a variety of wagons and carts turning it into a picturesque vegetable market. As …

… in Table Bay in 1652, they needed timber to build and expand. After looking for forests, they discovered Hout … Hout Bay grew from being a few farms to becoming a Fort and finally a fishing village. Today Hout Bay is inhabited by rich and poor and has become a tourist attraction to many. The …

… youth structures, the South African Youth Congress (SAYCO) and the ANC Youth Section, which had operated in exile. The Provisional National Youth Committee (PNYC) and the National Youth Secretariat (PNYS) were set up to … developments related to the rebuilding of the Youth League and strategising a way forward. The Youth League was mainly …

… the speeches from leading African National Congress  (ANC) and South African Communist Party  members such as Walter Sisulu, Chris Hani and other leading members of these two organisations. Sisulu … that no part of South Africa should be a no-go area and this included the 'Homelands'. He said that the ANC holds …

… talks between President F.W. de Klerk , Nelson Mandela and Mangosuthu Buthelezi to participate in the elections. … of international mediation which led to the breakthrough and Inkatha's participation in South Africa's first … The main elements of the Agreement for Reconciliation and Peace were:   the IFP agreed to participate in the …

… Sir Harry Smith was the Governor and High Commissioner of the Cape Colony from 1847-1852. He ruled during the time of the Frontier Wars and was remowned for his autocratic tendencies. He was … the whole of British Kaffraria on his own initiative and introducing the African poll tax as a means of …

… who had supported the school boycotts by Coloured and Indian students. They were released on bail the following … day, after being charged under the Riotous Assemblies Act and  warned to appear in court on 1 July 1980. On 27 May the school boycotts spread to universities, rural areas and the homelands. Police were on high alert in Durban and …

… the two former Boer Republics (the South African Republic and the Orange Free State Republic) and Britain from 1899-1902, the British forces, according to the "scorched earth" policy, herded White women and children and Blacks living in the country into …

… born in Liskeard, Cornwall. Hobhouse was a humanitarian and pacifist who vehemently opposed British government policy in South Africa, and visited the country after founding the South African Women and Children Distress Fund to collect money for Boer …

… in about May 1901 near Maitland,North of Pinelands and some 8 kilometres East of the city centre. . It owes its … 1901 when the civil authorities located a field hospital and an isolation camp on a site adjoining the military camp … Within a short time this had grown into a full community and sometime in 1902 its name was changed to Ndabeni, a Xhosa …

… living alongside the Black Community in Imizamo Yethu and another Coloured Community in the Township of Hangklip , … the Harbour, between the prestigious Estates of; Penzance and Tierboskloof. Imizamo Yethu, meaning ‘through collective struggle’, is a Site and Service Scheme, situated on 18 Hectares of Land, made …

… Parks, Nature Reserves, Wilderness Areas, State Forests and Mountain Catchment Areas. These elements add a … Shrubland adapted to both a Mediterranean climate and periodic fires, which is unique to the Cape Floral … crime in the Western Cape, revealing 12 new cases and 23 fines issued between April and June 2025 alone. Most …

… covers almost 300 Hectares of ground with both landscaped and natural veld areas. Witpoortjie Falls is situated in the middle of the gardens and has been a favourite picnic spot since the late 1800s. The botanical garden was started in July 1982 and is the second youngest of the nine National Botanical …

… South African Defence Force (SADF), including two generals and four brigadiers, were being forcibly retired or … presented his preliminary findings to President De Klerk and senior members of the government at Tuynhuys in Cape … in train killings; fomenting violence, stockpiling weapons and collaborating with the Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP). The …

… Peter Mokaba, a notable freedom fighter and patriot, was born on 7 January 1959. Mokoba played a … in the struggle for freedom especially amongst the youth, and this determination was clearly seen in his various occupations and activities regarding the youth. His childhood can be seen …

… in 1902 on the site of the old farm: 'Janbiesjeskraal', and was named in honour of Sir Alfred Milner , Cape Governor … its stunning properties, shimmering lagoon, golf course and its close proximity to many of Cape Town’s hotspots. … is a solely residential area boasting many stunning homes and trees. From a residential point of view, Milnerton is …

… photographs of former criminals in prisons in Birmingham and Manchester. The portraits, part of a series called Ex-Offenders, show men and women at the scene of their crimes, with accompanying … has previously focused on ex-offenders in South Africa and worked with the arts organisation Multistory in West …

… The Sculpture shows a soldier in kilt and Scottish regalia. It fits in most dramatically with its … a rising site on the triangular ground where St Andrew’s and Ridge Road meet. Visually it is very satisfying. It may … it is certainly a fine Memorial, beautifully proportioned and well executed. The Memorial was designed by William Tait …