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… still has a few – it was never any good at armed struggle. And no more comprehensive support for that judgment has been … people involved themselves, including strikes, boycotts and marches, and developing a vision of a different South Africa. …

… for the immediate future. When one is 6,000 miles away and not liable at any Moment to be biffed by an enraged … to a"feeling of hostility"one'side as about Party tactics and policy on the colour question may be more doctrinaire … there is anything in this geographical explanation, and also whether my changing views while in Moscow may in …

… for the leadership, the NEC itself, the working committee, and the top six to allow our party to slide into disrepute. … the failure of all our elected representatives to uphold and defend the constitution. Now you call on us to keep quiet … the president's private homestead is a national keypoint and therefore was not subject to public scrutiny. Our …

… Khayelitsha Township lies some 19km east of Wynberg and 25 km of south-east of Cape Town in the Western Cape . The name is of Xhosa origin and means ‘new home’. Origin of Khayelitsha View Larger Map … In 1983, Dr. Piet Koornhof, the Minister of Cooperation and Development, overturned this promise to Crossroads …

… The Left Opposition (Bolshevik-Leninists) can and should become the banner for the most oppressed sections … Left Opposition represents at present the most consistent and the most revolutionary current in the world. Its sharply critical relations to all and every form of bureaucratic conceit in the labor movement …

… only an ornamental trough used for the watering of horses, and consists of a round cast-iron drinking bowl supported on … is a typical piece of Victorian ironmongery of its time, and was cast by Walter McFarlane & Co, of the Saracen … in 1791 by George Moodie, one of its most colourful and probably wealthiest residents. It was declared a National …

… of Ku Boesberg to the North, Van der Stel Berg to the East and the Ploeg Berg to the South. The Village of Kuboes, also … would commute for miles in order to attend Church services and to enable their children to be educated, until more … These missionaries decided to settle in Kuboes itself and commute between the various missionary sites, to educate …

… of muzzling a race of people, used to settling differences and difficulties after searching inquiry will be, we do not … during the current month? It was pointed out, with truth and force, that cattle were going for comparatively nothing in the market, and still on account of the famine and the taxes they had to …

… 1929 Dear Ballinger, Thanks very much for your letter and the report on Kadalie' resignation. I do not think you … virtuous than other people. In this matter of the I.C.U. and the Communists I think any unbiased observer would admit … Communists is on a par with his other acts of treachery and opportunism. You have catalogued many of Kadalie's sins. …

… so much energy, so much youth, so much enthusiasm, and so much love of our country. To impose your world on us, … 2 February 1990, your government echoes what we have said and practised since 1956, that you are committed to a … Your embrace of a non-racial democracy goes further and says that we were correct in our vision for South Africa. …

… responsibility for doing this, our museums, our monuments and our archives, are in the process of being transformed to … It's a very difficult process. One needs to protect and affirm other heritages and we are grappling with this issue in our Department. I am …

… The nineteenth Alfred and Winifred Hoernle Memorial lecture The Transkei became a semi-autonomous territory in Decmber 1963 and separate territorial development began to take place. The … paper discusses in length the responses from the Whites and Africans and the benefits of separate development to …

… Dorothy Ruth Boxall, music teacher and lecturer, writer and organiser of orchestral activities for the youth, died in … Festival Society, the Transvaal School Music Association and the Johannesburg Junior Orchestra and Theatre merged to …

… African Army reported tonight that six people were killed and five people seriously wounded when a light truck set off … killed were members of two families, including a mother and two children. The incident occurred at about 6:50 P.M. at … three weeks near Messina. A black farm laborer was killed and six people, four of them soldiers, were wounded in …

… morning of January 30, 1981, South African troops attacked and killed a number of ANC refugees in Matola, Mozambique. … is from an address by Mr. Tambo to thousands of members and supporters of the ANC in Maputo.] The crime perpetrated against the people of Mozambique and the people of South Africa, members of the ANC in this …

… The Amatikulu reserve boasts both the Amatikulu and Nyoni River estuaries along the Indian Ocean , as well as … Coastline, that attracts some wonderful bird life and a fair number of animals like giraffe, zebra, waterbuck and small antelope. The combination of the Beach and water …

… Town 6 km West of Germiston and 11 km South of Johannesburg. It was laid out on the Farm, … rugby player) as well as Bernadette Coston (Protea and Olympian Hockey player )! The only reason for Alberton's … major Population centre. It has large Industrial Areas, and has become a part of the Ekurhuleni Metropolitan …

… was described as an “accomplished political commissar and an educator” that made personal sacrifices for the … under the African National Congress, ANC’s Women’s League and the South African Communist Party. [iii] Mashamba was one of the longest serving MEC’s and at the time of her death had been the Limpopo MEC for …

… Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) began public hearings, … Madikizela-Mandela included thirteen counts of murder and numerous human rights abuses, which centred on the brutal … series of witnesses who testified that Madikizela-Mandela and members of the infamous Mandela United Football Club had …

… Mother Teresa, the nun who captured the world's attention and accolades with her selfless devotion to the poor, was … at St. Mary's High School in Calcutta, but the suffering and poverty she glimpsed outside the convent walls made such … permission from her superiors to leave the convent school and devote herself to working among the poorest of the poor …

… between Mangosutho Buthelezi, Minister of Home Affairs and leader of Inkatha Freedom Party, and his nephew King Goodwill Zwelithini, escalated during … issued a statement rejecting Buthelezi as an advisor and cancelling the Shaka Day, which is the prerogative of the …

… its geographical area.  The two urban centres of Cradock and Middelburg are fairly similar, with well-developed CBDs and fair infrastructure. A lot still needs to be done in the … settlements in the rural areas of Fish River Mortimer and Rosmead. The N10 National Road, which is the vital …

…  Aberdeen is about 50 km South-West of Graaff-Reinet  and only 3 hours drive from Port Elizabeth. Aberdeen was … Vorster. A Village soon sprang up around the new church, and it was named Aberdeen, after the town in Scotland where a … 1858 the first Village Management Board was established, and it soon developed into a Municipality. Today, Aberdeen is …

… of the Pretoria regime to engage in negotiations genuinely and seriously, could create the possibility to end apartheid … get together to negotiate an end to the apartheid system and agree on all the measures that are necessary to transform … of the people of South Africa that these objectives and not the amendment or reform of the apartheid system …

… when disaster broke out. South African authorities and the Department of Foreign Affairs in particular were … A call centre was established to help family members and friends of South Africa tourists in the tsunami-stricken … efforts by Pick ‘n Pay, the South African Red Cross and Netcare managed to provide provided more than 500 cases …

… was handed over to the Blue Funnel Company for manning and management. Later it was also used as a liner by the … B.T. Batho. On board the ship were 153 crew members and 250 service personnel.  A German submarine the U-178 … patrolled the waters of the Indian Ocean around the Cape and the South and South East of South Africa had succeeded in …

… of settlers arrived in Table Bay on board the Nautilus and the Chapman on 17 March 1820. These became known as the … is now the Eastern Cape. This was in order to consolidate and defend the eastern frontier against the neighbouring Xhosa people, and to provide a boost to the English-speaking population. …

… 1913, a scuffle broke out between police, mounted soldiers and a riotous crowd at the Johannesburg market square. This … union activity. By 1910, trade unions had gained support and were beginning to lure the uprooted poor white Afrikaners and those who had failed on the land. These trade unions, …

… Letter from Jack Simons of the Constitutional Committee and Zola Skweyiya of the Department of Legal and Constitutional Affairs to Oliver Tambo regarding the outcome of the Constitution Guidelines and the in-house seminar. Includes a list and explanations of …

… against Security Branch members Johannes van Niekerk and Captain Johannes Gloy, who, along with other officers, tortured Timol before his death and then pushed him to his death. They showed a recklessness … in brutalising him without respect for his human dignity and while there was insufficient evidence to link them to …