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… be certified. The judgment explained the nature, purpose and scope of certification. In essence it is to establish … the new text that did not in its view comply with the CPs and gave its reasons for that view. The Constitutional … into account. The Constitutional Assembly reconvened and on 11 October 1996 adopted an amended constitutional text …

… welcomes the appointment of Cde Mac Maharaj, a veteran and stalwart of our movement, as President Jacob Zuma’s spokesperson. As a seasoned leader, negotiator and former minister, Cde Mac will bring wealth of experience … led towards South Africa’s first democratic elections and government. He also served as a Minister of Transport …

… action became a catalyst for heightening student activism and movements throughout universities in the country, … on campus that are physical reminders of White supremacy and Black subjugation and oppression that is rooted in South Africa. By taking …

… At the end of the Soekmekaar and Silverton trial in Pretoria, three young Black men, Noimbithi Johnson Lubisi 28, Petrus Tsepo Mashigo 20, and Naphtali Manani were found guilty of high treason, the murder of two women as well as of attempted murder and robbery with aggravating circumstances. They were …

… National Monument.  This Building was still left standing and the old Queens Tavern, which was also due for demolition, … Restaurant, called the British Middle-East Indian Sporting and Dining Club. It had old newspapers from places like Cairo and Calcutta. They were collecting signatures for a petition …

… manor House with a well proportioned pediment and a well designed front door, whose construction dates back … originally formed part of the Groot Constantia Estate, and the House probably dates from the first quarter of the 19th century. The homestead is based upon a U-plan and, because of its impressive gables and its setting, is …

… engaging structure, with a high pitch roof, dormer windows and ornate fretted timber details. Built on Market Street in … locomotives, a variety of coaches, period furniture and equipment capture the atmosphere of the early days of steam. The building houses: "a residence, waiting room and tea-room in addition to the station office."  Open Tue. …

… South Africa was recognised as a republic and pursued a political course in which Blacks, Coloureds and Indians were denied the right to parliamentary … maintained through the election of national office holders and by the extension of an all-white parliament. By 1964, …

… the uKhahlamba Drakensberg National Park in South Africa and the Sehlathebe National Park in Lesotho. The site has … soaring basaltic buttresses, incisive dramatic cutbacks, and golden sandstone ramparts as well as visually spectacular sculptured arches, Caves, Cliffs, pillars and rock pools. The site's diversity of Habitats protects a …

… Popo Molefe, Patrick Lekota and Moses (Moss) Chikane, collectively known as the "Big Three", were arrested in April 1989 and charged with treason. At the time of their arrest the country was rife with unrest. School, rent and consumer boycotts, which culminated in widespread rioting …

… between supporters of the African National Congress (ANC) and Inkatha Freedom Party resurfaced in KwaZulu Natal in the … 90's. In order to prevent open hostilities the ANC, IFP and United Democratic Movement (UDM) convened a meeting in … This was made worse by the choice of ANC member and MEC of Safety and Security Nyanga Ngubane to chair the …

… In 1997 the Library and Information Association of South Africa (LIASA) was … LIASA has worked diligently to centralise libraries and information related activities.  This was done to promote libraries and to instil a culture of reading in South Africa. In 2001, …

… of the 1980’s. Soccer was one of his favourite pastimes and his talent was soon spotted by Kaizer Chief Scouts, who … went on to become a successful soccer player both locally and abroad. Radebe captained Bafana Bafana, Kaizer Chiefs and the UK’s Leeds United. Radebe is the first South African …

… over South Africa. About 3 000 people arrived in the area and proceeded to squat there.    They erected a tabernacle and some huts without registering themselves or paying tax. … was adamant that the end of the world was fast approaching and that Jehovah had instructed him to remain there. On 24 …

… established by law to regulate entry into the profession and sit in judgement on journalists accused of violating a constitutional code of conduct. The report's findings and recommendations were widely criticised. In a Press … Mr. A.L. Schlebusch said: “For a considerable time and on various occasions, discussions have been held between …

… the announcement made during meetings held by Chris Hani and Stanley Mabizela at Mazimbu and Dakawa on 24 December 1989. During the meetings, Mabizela … (a) self-confessed enemy agents who had been imprisoned and released unconditionally. This group was allowed to take …

… referred to as the ‘Mother of the Nation’, she was a nurse and one of the most important leaders of anti-Apartheid … women present. In 1948 she joined the ANC Women’s League and in the 1950s she began to assume a leadership role – both in the ANC and in the Federation of South African Women (FEDSAW). The …

… John Robinson as Prime Minister, Minister of Education, and Colonial Secretary. Robinson, who is regarded as a loyal … Africa as a child in 1850. He later became a journalist and political leader, and was joint founder and the first editor of The Natal …

… teacher. She studied with John Mohl while also studying and teaching pottery and clay sculpture at the Katlehong Art Centre in Germiston and in Alexandra. She sold many of her paintings at the art …

… the government after the police massacres of Sharpeville and Langa in 1960. The delay had been due to fears amongst … movement as a whole. But growing pressure from the rank and file of the SACP for a more structured system of … by a group of Marxist-Leninists in Africa, to defend and spread the inspiring and liberating ideas of Communism in …

… Katiza Cebekhulu, who claims to have first met Dlamini and his accomplice, Cyril Mbatha, at Madikizela-Mandela’s … Cebekhulu claims to have driven two men—apparently Dlamini and Mbatha - to show them where Asvat’s surgery’s was. The Truth and Reconciliation Commission is in possession of Cebekhulu’s …

… 20 May 1942, Frew McMillan, doubles player with Bob Hewitt and Wimbledon tennis champion, was born in Springs. On his own, McMillan also won two pro single titles, and with mixed doubles partner Betty Stove he took the mixed Wimbledon title in 1978 and 1981, and the US Open title in 1977 and 1978. …

… 62, consisting of : Ceres; Tulbagh; Wolseley; Op-die-Berg and Prince Alfreds Hamlet. The name means 'basin of water … the Witsenberg'. This is a Mountain Range extending North and South, East of Tulbagh and North-West of Ceres. Witsenberg got its name from WA van …

… War , the South African economy was very weak.Unemployment and food shortages were rife, exacerbating this economic depression for the working and lower classes specifically. The 1940s saw the growth of … of women in politics. They were mobilising for bread and butter issues – politicising the provision of basic …

… undergoing a downturn in economic fortunes. Unemployment and food shortages were rife, exacerbating this economic depression for the working and lower classes specifically. The 1940s saw the growth of … of women in politics, who were mobilising for bread and butter issues – politicising the provision of basic …

… undergoing a downturn in economic fortunes. Unemployment and food shortages were rife, exacerbating this economic depression for the working and lower classes specifically. The 1940s saw the growth of … of women in politics, who were mobilising for bread and butter issues – politicising the provision of basic …

… 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", …

… Three people died and sixty-nine are injured in a bomb explosion in Magoo's Bar … at that time by MK members to attack police stations and places frequented by police. McBride was caught and convicted, and later granted both a reprieve from death …

… days in office. Mandela announced that the Reconstruction and Development Programme was going to be at the centre of … initiatives to alleviate, poverty, disease, ignorance, and try to end conflicts in different parts of South Africa, especially, the East Rand and KwaZulu-Natal. More so, the Truth and Reconciliation …

… On the morning of 17 December 1903, brothers, Wilbur and Orville Wright succeeded in the world's first powered … control of the pilot. The brothers took turns piloting and monitoring their flying machine at Kitty Hawk, 20 feet … first flight, lasting only twelve seconds. On the fourth and final flight of the day, Wilbur remained airborne for …