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… budget, COSATU acknowledges that it has both positive and negative elements. We believe that the positive elements could have been strengthened, and the negative aspects reduced, if it had not been for … those on deficit targets, monetary policy, trade and tariffs, and exchange controls. 2. DEFICIT TARGETS The …

… National Congress of South Africa expresses full support and solidarity with United Arab Republic and Arab people in their firm stand and struggle to resist Anglo-American Machinations to …

… The structure was designed by Architect WH Stucke and was erected in 1894-95 by building contractor D Godley. … stone was laid on 16 May 1894 by President Reitz and the Eastern and Western wings were completed in 1895 and 1898 …

… of the violence caused by a power struggle between the ANC and the IFP in that province. Both the ANC and the IFP welcomed the decision. The state of emergency gave police and the army free reign which led to the arrest of many …

… Ex-Police Commissioner General Johan van der Merwe and ex-Law and Order Minister Adriaan Vlok, implicated former state President and Deputy President of the Government of National Unity, …

… from Within”, captures with precision the multi-layered and intersectional voice of black bodies – the students, workers and staff who have come together with the aim of subverting white supremacy, institutionalized patriarchy and racism at the University of Cape Town (UCT), other …

… Founder of the Nairobi People’s Congress Party (NCPC) and key figure in the formation of Kenya African National … independence in 1963, Mboya became Minister of Justice and Constitutional Affairs and later Minister of Economic Planning and Development. …

… who studied in England at the Royal Military Academy and joined the British forces, was killed in the Anglo-Zulu War when he and a British reconnaissance party were attacked by about forty Zulus in the vicinity of Itelezi Mountain and Ityotyozi River in Zululand. The prince's horse, "Fate", …

… to India. This was in order to develop the spice route and spread Christianity. After a few miscalculations, he … Stone Pillar surmounted by a cross, was erected by Da Gama and is the earliest navigational marker in South Africa . Mission accomplished , Da Gama returned to Portugal and was handsomely rewarded for His voyage was an extra …

… peninsula. They were generally hoping to barter fresh meat and water from the indigenous people who lived on the … that had run aground before it: no crewperson was killed and the invaluable cargo could be salvaged. However, this … Janszen built a temporary fortification for the crew and cargo. He waited for about a year before he and his crew …

… South Africa poorer given her long history of activism and her contribution in the struggle against apartheid. Mrs … Mbeki has for decades been a pillar of the Mbeki family and her community. During the absence of our stalwart Govan Mbeki due to incarceration and hiding from the police MaMBeki had to single handedly …

… the High Court - Cape Division on the case between itself and the Truth and Reconciliation Commission. The ANC will be briefed by its lawyers about the judgement and reasons. Thereafter the National Working Committee will …

… Addo Heights is a Farm and is located in Cacadu District Municipality, Eastern Cape, … vertical profile. Despite its very long length of 18,7 km and a respectable altitude variance of 286 m, it only has 10 bends, corners and curves and none of them exceeds 30 degrees radius. What …

… way New York welcomes its heroes – with mounds of security and miles of tickertape. According to reports, the security … experts, helicopters, boats, a 90-horse mounted unit and 6 200 sawhorse barricades. Mandela, who was deputy … manner that we, the oppressed people of South Africa and the ANC, are admired and respected (and) that it is the …

… Charter through photographs, news clippings, art, song and narration. Artefacts from those people who witnessed the … of the charter are on display, while oral testimonies and songs sung during the 1955 gathering in Kliptown, play in … upmarket Soweto Hotel & Conference Centre, this innovative and compact museum brings to life the story of the Freedom …

… building has predominantly Georgian architectural features and is one of the last four remaining historical manor houses … in this part of Cape Town. It has an exceptional garden and a fine Victorian verandah. It was declared a National … Hall is now home to 'The Stack' – private members club and public brasserie. The illustrious 160-year old lady has …

… that still exists in Bloemfontein. The house was designed and built by the architect John Edwin Harrison for himself and his wife, Kate Caroline. Born and trained in England, Harrison immigrated to South Africa …

… of South Africa, described by many as tension-driven and known as the Convention for a Democratic South Africa … delegations from nineteen political organisations and the South African government convened to plan the creation of a transitional government and a representative parliament. Seventeen of the nineteen …

… journalist in the apartheid era who fought for justice and freedom. Sisulu was the founder and editor of the New Nation newspaper. He also founded the … son of African National Congress (ANC) leaders, Walter and Albertina Sisulu. In 1981 he was arrested under the …

… of which KaNgwane was to have been part. South Africa and Swaziland were not new to conflicting claims about land. … then-named Natal, to South African jurisdiction, was null and void since the State President had acted improperly. The … was formally designated in 1977 with the name of AmaSwazi, and its destination was to be transferred to Swaziland. …

… Khayelitsha (New home).   Eviction orders were issued and when the residents refused to move, their homes were … The residents here, were originally from the Ciskei and Transkei homelands (Bantustans). The removals occurred on 25 May 1986 and June of the same year. Allegedly a notorious group of men …

… when around 2 000 policemen, armed with guns, knobkerries and rifles, forcefully moved the families of Sophiatown to … possessions were loaded at the back of police trucks, and dumped in Meadowlands where they were forced to stay. … With their children, these families were exposed to cold and rainy weather conditions. According to a notice, …

… College. In 1881 he joined the Indian medical service and visited Madras, Burma and Andaman Islands developing his interest in poetry, literature and mathematics. Sir Ross began his study of malaria in 1892. …

… Aires, Argentina. She moved to South Africa in 1961, and upon witnessing the injustices of Apartheid, became a … discriminatory policies through marches, demonstrations and vigils. These were characterized by the wearing of black sashes and by silently standing outside public buildings in major …

… South African author and translator of books into Afrikaans from six European … Free State). She was a daughter of Jozua Francois Naude and Johanna Zondagh Van Huyssteen. Weiss attended school at Roodepoort, Piet Retief and Graaff-Reinet from 1916 until 1928, and was awarded a …

… the time, was an underlyingFrench ambition to lead Europe and potentially become a superpower in its own right. This … by the creation of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation and the position occupied by Britain and the United States in this military alliance. This …

… important figures in the history of passive resistance and probably, with A.M. Cachalia, saved Gandhi's life when he was attacked and severely beaten by dissidents in 1908. Seven years … to talk about a program of action. Around 3000 showed up and mooted for passive resistance to be waged. In 1907, the …

… constitute a Corporation the object of which is to promote and encourage industrial and other undertakings and to act as a development, financial and investment …

… The Act was to make further provision as to the purchase and leasing of land by Natives and other persons in several parts of the Union and for other purposes in connection with ownership and …

… Director-General of the ILO, Honourable delegates and observers, It is a matter of great honour to us that we … membership, the Mass Democratic Movement of our country and the masses of our people as a whole, as before, all of us … thickness of the prison walls, all of us on Robben Island and other jails could hear your voices demanding our release …