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… Apollus (married name Amathila) later remembered. [1]   Ottilie Abrahams and her husband Kenneth Abrahams … aspect of this extraordinary woman’s life. Endnotes [1] Heike Becker, Namibian Women’s Movement 1980 to 1992: From … Tribute to Ottilie Schimming Abrahams (2 Sept 1937-1 July 2018) – some notes and memories by Heike Becker …

… of African Politics in South Africa, 1882-1964 , Volume 1.Stanford University, Hoover Institution Press, 1972. Karis, … Africa since 1945 . Johannesburg, Ravan, 1983. (chapter 1) Luthuli, Albert. Let My People Go . London, Collins, 1962. …

… and was erected at Cape Maclear, west of Cape Point, on 6 June. The third, the padrÁƒÂƒo of St James, was placed on …

… 2.1 Introduction Before embarking on the nature and character … Violence had simmered in the area since 5 and 6 August 1986, when township residents heeded the UDF/COSATU … unity along political lines. Footnotes See Chapter 1, p. 7. Centre for the Study of Violence and Reconciliation, …

… common are the ones on a farm called Gestoptefontein. [1] The Koranna lived in this area from 1700 until the early … for these terrible conditions – or face being evicted. [6]  As many more black people moved into the location, living … and many farmers went bankrupt. It is estimated that over 1.2 million workers lost their jobs across South Africa; in …

… of urban land by Non-Whites was in the form of Ordinance 1 of 1860, in which Article 6 determined that no Non-White, without written permission …

… official languages in South Africa. These are English (9.6%), Afrikaans (13.5%), Ndebele (2.1%), Sepedi/Northern Sotho (9.1%), Xhosa (16%), Venda (2.4%), Tswana (8%), Southern Sotho …

… The repression merry-go-round is well illustrated in Fig. 1, Chapter 1, showing how political activists, once identified, can be … Law Amendment Act 4. Internal Security Act 5. Listing 6. Restrictions 1. Bannings under the Riotous Assemblies Act …

… remembrance of the fallen men, in the army from  World War 1. Link in FURTHER READING …

… photography, a reality obscured by government propaganda. 1 -- Joyce Ozynski The Rand Daily Mail , a prominent, … made their respective photographic inventions in 1839. 6 Jules Leger is credited as being the first South African …

… do Cabo (the Table Cape) on account of its shape. 1510 1 March, On his way back to Portugal the Viceroy of … and marijuana with the foreigners at this stage. 1591 1 August, The English navigator, James Lancaster, barters … Company establishes a refreshment station at Table Bay. 6 April, Jan van Riebeeck, on board of the Drommedaris, …

… were established, beerhalls have generated a profit of 1, 009,905 pounds. The beerhall at "Dube hostel has been … operated on a 24-hour system where "4 white brewers, 1 recorder and 80 black staff members brew more than one …

… the locations, other than those exempted under section 9(1). On the other hand the Prohibition of Illegal Squatting …

… out of Durban, displacing the earlier Beyer, Peacock 2-6-0T. They were occasionally fitted with small four-wheeled … locomotive started her industrial service as "V.F.P. no 1" with the Victoria Falls Company. The Victoria Falls Power …

… in this Barrack' wrote to the town clerk of Durban on 6 December 1872 asking for an increase in their wages. The … 1. The whole Coolies petition the Durban Corporation for …

… - culminated in the German invasion of Poland on 1 September 1939. This date is generally held to be the … The New York Times, (2011), " Sept. 1, 1939 | Nazi Germany Invades Poland, Starting World War II …