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… style, one of the last major Victorian buildings to be erected in Cape Town. It was built from sand stone and … after his release from the balcony of Cape Town City Hall to the crowd in the Grand Parade. Today the Grande Parade is …

… Mmaleboxo) of the Bahananwa (Xananwa) people refused to leave his traditional mountain kingdom of Blouberg as … in 1900 during Anglo-Boer War 2. The chief returned to his people and ruled until his death in 1939. Source: …

… and was known as a leftist publication. New Age was linked to the African National Congress and its' leadership. In … and wages. The leaders used their writing skills to document the state of South Africa, it's people, and their …

… the Grassroots Gallery in Westville. Dhlomo-Mautloa moved to Johannesburg at the end of that year and curated … was involved in the Thupelo Arts Project and is married to artist Kagiso Mautloa. Dhlomo-Mautloa exhibited in South …

… disgruntled with British rule at the Cape Colony. This led to Retief publishing a manifesto in 1837 in which he listed … Trek, Retief led other Afrikaans farmers in a migration to the interior of the country, where they could be free from …

… is Zulu and means: 'sweet water', is generally attributed to the famed King Shaka of the Zulus. During one of Shaka’s campaigns, he and his army stopped to rest here. He was brought a Calabash filled with water … snorkeling, diving and surfing adventures! From June to August the very popular annual 'Sardine Run ' takes place. …

… of the great cricketing Nations. Australia’s first visit to South Africa (1902 - 1903) witnessed a historic six … in 1906, with another win in 1910. The Home fans then had to wait 60 years before the next victory at Newlands against … cricket fans were thrilled when Newlands was selected to host four major international tournaments, namely the 2003 …

… a devastating scorched earth policy towards the Boers to deprive Boer guerilla forces of local support in the form … were left destitute and starving. The British solution was to intern them in concentration camps, the first time the … unsatisfactory the number could be as high as 20000. Click to read our feature on the Ango-Boer War 2 …

… than race.The aim of the Group Areas Act was very much to racialise and segregate spaces. At the time of the … the District Six community were forcibly removed, mainly to the Belhartownship, Rylands Estate and Hanover Park on the …

… sustainability includes not only the repurposing of refuse to create fashionable garments, innovative sculptures and … ElAnatsui has incorporated refuse in his sculptural work to mine the history of colonialism by connecting consumption, …

… verdict and insisted that South West Africa should move to independence in terms of the policy of separate … a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, Westport: Greenwood. Liebenberg, B.J. & Spies, …

… in its natural state and extends from Lion's Head down to the sea, giving visitors a view of one of the most … from the Cape Marine in 1911. This estate was sold in 1922 to Mr Friedrich Wilhelm Knack, who in 1928, demolished the …

… point not only allows a panoramic view of the Cape Flats to the Helderberg and Hottentots Holland Mountain ranges but … prominent figures in South African history. Rhodes rose to prominence as a Financier, Politician, and Founder of the …

… A Tribute to Denis Goldberg Preface Foreword Chapter 1 A Marvellous … 7 "A Mensch" Chapter 8 ANC Ambassador in Exile Chapter 9 "To build solidarity - that was my task" Chapter 10 East - …

… was however rife within the PAC, and Sibeko fell victim to this distrust when he was ambushed and shot dead by … exactly two years later, 6 PAC members were sentenced to 15 years imprisonment by the Tanzanian High Court for … a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997. Westport: Greenwood.| T. Lodge (1983), Black …

… located in Chapel Street, but was moved in the early 1970s to a larger building, the old Kimberley Sanatorium – the same … and collections, which have made important contributions to the ecological and historical knowledge of the Northern …

… and Resident Magistrate of Swellendam from 1834 to 1841. On 9th March 1848, Sir Harry Smith proclaimed … had a population of 1 025. In 1875 this number had risen to 1 177, and in 1891 it was 1 802. By 1904 it stood at 2 …

… as people poured into a stadium that was already full to over capacity. Twenty-nine people died inside the stadium … after the tragedy condemned the clubs' attitude to safety, accusing them of being more interested in tickets …

… whose family serves as its chiefly dynasty. It is Home to the Nelson Mandela Birthplace Museum. Nelson Mandela Day … village braved the cold weather and came in their numbers to receive gifts from their Chief Mandla Mandela.(SABC) ... …

… Short Stories: The Concrete Fountain. Ahmed Essop; To Speak the Truth, Laughing by Rose Zwi; Two Prose Pieces by … When the Children Come Home by Francis Faller; A Dirge to the Gods. J.R. Ratshitanga; It's Over Now by A.H. …

… above humiliating his opponents either, by forcing them to lie down before him while he trod on their knecks with his … Cathcart. After leaving South Africa, Sir Harry returned to England and died eight years later on 12 October 1860 in …

… 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 … at www.joburg.org.za (Accessed: 24  April 2013)| The Road to Democracy in South Africa, Volume 2 , [1970 – 1980] …

… Free State once more and after South Africa's transition to democracy in 1994 the Orange Free State became a South African province and the name was changed to Free State.   …

… place in the 17th century, when Malay slaves were brought to the Cape. This was followed by the arrival of free Muslims … be held on this day in 2010 from the Boorhanool Centre to the Tana Baru Cemetery. Related: SAHO Feature: History of …

… Masego was one of 10 722 South Africans who were taken to a German prisoner-of-war camp. He constructed a bomb, … Andrew Mohudi, Sam Police and Koos Williams, managed to hide the device on a German cargo boat at the docks of …

… captured in Bill Delaney's film Free Ride. Thomson went on to win the world title in Hawaii in 1977, and remained in the top 16 until 1989. During this time he relocated to California, where he and his wife began Solitude Clothing. …

… and also publicised news of the Indians in the colonies to India. The paper included articles in four different … Gandhi (Manilal's wife) after Manilal's death. This was to promote nationhood and represent the "oneness of man". The …

… Deputy President of the ANC and in 2014 he was appointed to the position of Deputy President of South Africa by Jacob … Planning Commission.  On the 22nd May 2019 he was elected to his first full term as President after an election victory …

… Club ( 1952), ' The National Question and its Relation to South Africa", Discussion, 1 , 6, December, 1 -8. Gerhart, … 1, 6-38. Johns, Sheridan ( 1973), "Obstacles to Guerrilla Warfare - A South African Case Study", Journal … and Gwendolen M. Carter, eds. ( 1 973), From Protest to Challenge: A documentary history of African politics in …

… Rock, Face Rock and The Tunnel. The trail also takes you to natural Springs and several Waterfalls, and the views are … tough, moving through different Terrains, from Grassland to Mountains and is limited to 12 people. Permits are required!  … P. (undated). South Africa Encyclopaedia: Prehistory to the year 2000, unpublished papers with by SA History …