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… (Sammy Marks), city library of Pretoria, was changed to Es'kia Mphahlele Community Library and the Sammy Marks Clinic to the FF Ribeiro Clinic in ceremonies at the Sammy Marks …

… forty-five minutes of medical attention, Mubarak returned to parliament. Parliament deputies applauded him as he … of fasting. The opening of parliament was reschedule due to the president's ill health. The 75-year-old Mubarak … BBC. 2004. 'Key Dates', Focus on Africa, January to March, v. 15 no 1, p. 9. …

… against corruption and was consistent with the global call to address the problem of corruption from various angles … Deputy President reiterated the cross-sectoral commitment to prevent and combat all forms of corruption. …

… which are part of the WNC retain their freedom to reserve their position on particular clauses with which they do not wish to associate themselves.' …

… Supreme Court. He faced charges of murder or incitement to murder, relating to the killing of Lieutenant Charles Sebe during a coup …

… UNESCO headquarters in Paris, France. The award was given to them for their brave effort in ending apartheid, thus … in South Africa. In the process they set an example to the rest of the world that conflicts could be ended …

… Arafat, arrived in Cape Town on his first state visit to South Africa at the invitation of President Nelson Mandela. The visit, from 11 to 13 August, marked continuing good relations between the …

… the African National Congress, and by the business sector, to be groomed for the Deputy President position. It is … the favouring of Thabo Mbeki for the Deputy Presidency led to Ramaphosa's dissatisfaction. Ramaphosa ventured into the …

… of Arts, Culture, Science and Technology. The decision to expel Winnie Mandela was unanimously hailed by … former deputy minister should review her position and seek to improve her conduct in a position of responsibility. …

… of Clumber was established on land allocated in 1820 to Dr Thomas Carlton, leader of a party of settlers from Nottinghamshire. In October 1893 its name was changed to Trappes Valley, and soon after, in November 1893, another …

… in the SA Council of Churches, and Bishop Desmond Tutu, to the Commission of Inquiry into the South African Council … (SACC), chaired by the Honourable Mr Justice C F Eloff, to inquire into, report and make recommendations about, the …

… youngest world record-holder in swimming, but she is up to now the youngest athlete ever to set a world record in any sports code. Muir set fifteen …

… Congress (ANC) politician, and Botswana's first ambassador to the USA and envoy to the UN, Zachariah Keodirelang (ZK) Matthews , died in …

… leader, Peter Lengene, from Gaborone and transporting him to South Africa. Later the Minister of Police confirmed … kidnapped on 6 February and driven in the boot of a car to South Africa Lengene and many other students, amongst …

… 1899. A key position, Van Wyk's Kop, was too lightly armed to resist the South African Light Horse brigade. General Buller was now free to enter the Orange Free State. The attack by General Buller …

… Wijlant and he would be the first of many European babies to be born in the Cape. Baby Wijlant and his parents were officially the first family to move into the Cape Fortress. His father Barenz Wijlant was …

… and anger. The Black Conciousness movement appears to be gaining strength, despite the banning of most of its … of their people with increasing forthwrightness and to wider audiences. Serious unrest has continued at black …

… for local teams such as Jomo Cosmos. He later moved on to teams like Ajax Amsterdam, KRC Gent and until recently, … for Bidvest Wits. Mokoena is the youngest player ever to represent South Africa. He was only 19 when he played in …

… after he was transferred from Robben Island (1982-1988) to Pollsmoor prison. Following this meeting, Mandela issued a … that only dialogue with the outlawed ANC will bring peace to the country. …

… a symbolic train trip from Durban Central railway station to Charlestown on the 30 November. Leaving Durban at 1.45 … at the Durban station. Please register immediately to reserve your seat on this once in a lifetime trip. Ela …

… British citizens from Angola. This was a subsequent to increasing tensions in Angola, with Cuban forces fighting … support of South African forces in neighbouring Namibia to oust the Marxist MPLA which was supported by Union of …

… IAAF World Cross Country Championships titles, from 1995 to 1999. He came second in the 1996 Atlanta and 2000 Sidney Olympics, losing by a small margin to Haile Gebrselassie of Ethiopia. Tergat has broken several … XC legend Paul Tergat tells IAAF Kenya has "lack of will to win" [online] Available at: www.aipsmedia.com [Accessed on …

… Registration Act No. 30 of 1950. It further voted to divide South Africa into separate areas (for the exclusive … cornerstone of the Apartheid policy. An office was set up to oversee the classification process. …

… ability amazed their enemies as they thought it was going to be a cat and mouse clash. The conflict lasted until late … 1968 and observers believe that it sent a strong message to the Rhodesian and South African governments that guerrilla …

… estimated participants in Cape Town. This march leads to more peaceful marches in Johannesburg and Durban with … Anglican bishops at the helm. The marches were organised to fight against the apartheid system, including the freeing …

… hiking groups.Although Table Mountain is generally prone to fires, this one was caused by a cigarette butt. It is … after being surrounded by the fire. The daughter managed to run for help, leaving her mother dying of smoke … ‘ Table Mountain, Devil's Peak & Lion's Head welcome you to Cape Town! ’, From Igo Ugo, [online], Available at  …

… in History project has invited four leading academics to locate the primary document presented here ”” Nelson … a different aspect of the period from the 1970s through to the beginning of negotiations in 1990..." Contents …

… added that the Republic of South Africa would continue to assist the Transkei and would train its successors in … Assembly, based in Umtata. This was the first step to self-governance, with Kaiser Daliwonga Matanzima as the … A Chronology of Political Events from Independents to Mid 1997, (Greenwood Press) pg 341|Boddy-Evans A. ‘This …

… believed it was within the party's rights and mandate to launch such a protest as they were inclusive in their … membership, henceforth Black people, being the most going to affected should the bill be passed into law. Despite this … a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, Westport: Greenwood.|Steytler, J., (2000), ' …

… joining the parliamentary staff of The Times. He moved to South Africa and became editor of the Pretoria News from 1924 until 1932, when he returned to England. He was awarded the Prix de Journalisme Colonial …