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… Speaking before the Truth and Reconciliation Commission for a second time, F.W. de Klerk repeats his assertion that murder and torture had never been part of government policy. He apologizes 'once and for all' for apartheid and hurt caused by its policies. …

… Black, white and red poster with notiice of a meeting. The date and venue for this event have not been indicated. Artwork of man kneeling on one knee and bowing with his arms stretcaed out, and another image of …

… is a country of dry shrublands, volcanic formations and Gulf of Aden beaches. It's home to one of the saltiest … It neighbours Somalia to the south, Eritrea to the north and Ethiopia to the west. Due to its geographic location at … of Aden, Djibouti is integral to international shipping, and as such, derives a large percentage of its GDP from its …

… sub regional programmes which took place in Phokwane and Dikgatlong Sub Regions in the recent past. Our final … service delivery. Secondly, to sustain our mass support and the confidence the people have invested in us, as their … provides for the role of the masses within its structures and in driving its campaigns, which is underpinned by an …

… The increasing politicization of the oppressed and exploited masses of South Africa/Azania demands the constant re-writing and re-assessment of the past. New voices, muted until now, must be heard, and old fighters given their rightful place in the annals of …

… been complicit in conveying Motsoeneng’s arbitrary and illogical editorial instructions on staff and consequent victimisation of those that disagreed with … editor Thandeka Gqubule‚ executive producer Foeta Krige and journalist Suna Venter are just the latest examples in …

… of Bloemfontein was established on 13 November 1848, and its services were initially held in the Raadsaal, a … Administrator, laid the foundation stone for a new church and, at the same time, presented a bell to the congregation. … By 1862, it had grown too small for Bloemfontein's needs and the construction of a new hall was proposed. The project …

… view of Algoa Bay. Named after Frederick, Duke of York and Commander of the British Army, it was built by troops … day. The over-200-year-old fort contains a powder magazine and a blockhouse, which has lost its timber upper storey; and was originally defended by two 8-pounder guns and one 5.5 …

… of Moshoeshoe . It was only 655 square kilometres big and bordered on Lesotho . The capital was Phuthaditjhaba and initially about 180 000 Seosotho speaking Basotho people … were 20 000 residents, which increased to 300 000 in 1980 and more than a million in 1990. The population of the …

… ABSTRACT OF THESES This thesis highlights the ebbs and flows of the Indian minority's struggles against  the systematic and unjust segregation of mankind along racial lines. Their  courage and  principled resistance  as well  as their  fears  as  a …

… He studied chemistry at the University of Stellenbosch, and completed his PhD at Oxford. After he returned from … fish to Prof. Smith, he identified it as a coelacanth, and named it Latimera chalumna in her honour and after the Chalumna River where it was caught. In 1952, …

… of work. Three years later, he had settled in Cape Town and had befriended Arthur F. Batty, who was a political activist and trade unionist. It was through Batty's encouragement that Kadalie established the Industrial and Commercial Workers Union (ICU) in 1919. The purpose of …

… to fly solo from Britain to Australia. In 1931, Johnson and her co-pilot became the first aviators to fly from London … record by over ten hours.  After breaking a number of solo and duo records, Johnson and her aviator husband Jim Mollison flew non-stop from Wales …

… South Africa, on 2 February 1915. He is the son of Abraham and Alida Sachs-Eban. His parents moved to Great Britain … in 1938 he became a lecturer in Middle Eastern Language and Literature. During World War II Eban rose to the rank of … Those who know him better described him as "superb orator and witty debater." In 1948 Eban became Israel's United …

… that racial discrimination violated human rights and fundamental freedoms. It noted with concern that … While the resolution used diplomatic language - "appeals" and "regret" rather than stronger condemnations - it marked … establishment of the Special Committee Against Apartheid and eventual comprehensive sanctions. Though it lacked …

… West Africa, took place in 1884. The Herero, a pastoral and nomadic group, had begun to move into Namibia in the 17th … settlement in the region started to take place in 1903 and in the process, land was forcibly taken from local groups … strained relations between the German settlers, the Herero and the Namaqua.Local rebellions took place and in 1904, …

…  A small Town and Border Post between Namibia and South Africa which is located, North-East of Nakop , on the road between Upington and Noenieput. The name has Khoikhoi origins and thought to …

… repression, Apartheid, homelands, tribalism, detention and torture, deaths in police custody, harassment and police action, hostels, hit squads and vigilantism, case studies and affidavits. …

… Beige, red, black and white poster. History of imperialism and the start of the first world war. Various artwork of … Map of Africa divided up. Series of folders 3521 - 3529, and folder 3532. Also folder 3538 and possibly folder 3531. …

… Leadership Group (ILG), 31 July 1990. Discussed authority and powers of the ILG, function of the ILG and frequency of meetings, Working Group under the ILG and Secretariat, Regional ILGs, Membership and Headquarters …

… to Paris, regarding solidarity with political prisoners and Nelson Mandela, and the application of sanctions against South Africa. Black and white poster. Drawing of Nelson Mandela and very small …

… Black and white poster. Notice of a play to be performed at St. Thomas' Hall, 8th Street, Linden, on 1st - 3rd and 5th June. Artwork of St. Joan and people carrying raised spears and a flag in fron of a …

… Calendar for 1983. Black and white photographs of President Botha and other leaders and of South African scenes. Red and white images of people …

… History of Indian South Africans edited by Surendra Bhana and Bridglal Pachai In a Notice published in the Staats … Hajee Habib Hajee Dada, Mr. H. O. Ally, Mr. Abdul Rahman, and myself on Thursday last (July 20, 1899), you informed the … necessity on that ground ought to be clearly established. And if in that case the question be that of each Indian …

… report. The tools includes sharp-edged flakes, hammers and anvils Image source They were unearthed from the shores of Lake Turkana in Kenya, and date to 3.3 million years ago. They are 700,000 years … National Centre of Scientific Research (CNRS) in France and the University of Leiden in the Netherlands. "It's really …

… strategy, as well as the choice oftactics which are useful and effective in South Africa, revolves around the essential … made by our comrades between the Russian October and that of - in the future, naturally - South Africa, … that the workers listen to the grievances of the peasants, and the peasants, those of the workers ("and vice versa"), …

… film  Democrats  which focuses on politics in Zimbabwe, and are looking to invite members within your organization/ department to the screening on the 28th,29th and 30th November in Cape Town and Johannesburg.  Douglas Mwonzora will be at each screening …

… Susan Rosenkowitz and her husband Colin bore the first sextuplets known to … South Africa. The three boys (David Peter, Grant Vincent and Jason Solomon), and three girls (Emma Louise, Nicolette Anne, and Elizabeth …

… A Town 56 km South of Ermelo and 72 km South-East of Bethal , on the banks of the Schulpspruit River. It was founded in 1876 and proclaimed a town in 1890. Named after the city in the … Waterval-Onder , Mpumalanga , spans the Dwaalheuvel Spruit and was completed in 1894. It is considered a masterpiece of …

… Breda. Its construction dates from the early 19th century, and it was extended and redesigned during the 1840s when a number of Victorian … March 1985.The gateway to Boshof House was built in 1793, and is one of the few structures to have survived from the …