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… Msimang, James A. Calata (Secy. Gen.) D. Tloome (Secy. B.) and J.S. Mpinda (Sgt.-at-arms). 1. APOLOGIES: Apologies for their absence were received from Mrs. M. Xuma and Mr. M.M. Kotane. IT WAS DECIDED: "That minutes of the … had considered the resolutions [of December 1946] and made certain recommendations which were in the hands of …

… a province all of us are proud of in terms of governance and the advances that have been made to better the lives of … the ANC Headquarters, Luthuli House. Between December 2012 and now, Comrade Zweli has had to juggle between two … as Premier of KwaZulu-Natal will now afford him ample time and opportunity to concentrate on his functions and tasks as …

… The Vredefort Dome is the oldest and largest Meteorite Impact Site (Astrobleme) in the World. … 8 World Heritage sites in South Africa. It is the biggest and oldest known impact relic from a time when life on earth consisted of simple algae, and the meteorite that hit at what is now Vredefort, is also …

… is “Touch N Go”, however the group disbanded in 2006, and AKA ventured out into his solo music career. After … engineering, he co-founded The I.V. League with Kamza and Buks in 2007.[2] AKA released hit singles such as “Mistakes”; “Do It”; and “In My Walk”.[3] AKA won “Best Newcomer”, “Best Hip Hop”, …

… its "protection" in the Transkei to amaMpondo territory and, as a result, Mhlonthlo was persuaded to accept the … known locally as Tsolo. The name is of isiXhosa origin and describes a number of sharply pointed hills found in the … these measures were not welcomed by the people concerned, and within the year indigenous groups throughout the Transkei …

… patrols as a halt, during which they could shelter inside and prepare their meals. Hence the name of a "cookhouse". … Eastern Cape Province some 170 km North of Port Elizabeth and 25 km East of Somerset East, on the West bank of the … 1819.  Cookhouse has a famous Railway Station, once vital and bustling, and now, though still in use, a shadow of what …

… fierce conflict between White settlers moving Northwards and African pastoralists and refugees from the Mfecane moving Southwards. The White … military position. Bathurst is renowned for its quaint and very old architecture. The oldest Building in Bathurst is …

… traders in the 1830's, soon followed by British explorers and abolitionists. Catholic and Protestant missionaries had also followed suit by 1879. … made with Germany in which Britain's dominance over Kenya and Uganda was confirmed. The high administrative costs …

… The theses is written on the basis of both the economic and political conditions of South Africa and serves as a programme for the Workers' Party of South … Africa, as well as discussion on literature of Marxism and Leninism, particularly that of the Bolshevik-Leninists. …

… Cream poster with title in red and black letters. Black and white artwork of men, sweating, pulling a rope dragging a large platform with bags of money, initials GST and soldier on top. Notice of meeting at SS2 on Tuesday 31st …

… Independence Party condemning the Development Trust and the Land Act, of 1936 and its method of application. The memorandum also condemns the unreasonable and disproportionate division of land among, Black people, …

… A Railway Siding, on route between Germiston and Brakpan. The name is derived from all the Australian and New Zealand troops who landed at Anzac Cove in Turkey, in … World War 1. This day is remembered for all the servicemen and women, who lost their lives on the 25 April and is known …

… Eight British tourists, five men and three women, were killed on their way to the Royal Natal … to avoid a pedestrian on the R74 between Harrismith and Bergville and crashed. The male pedestrian was also killed while …

… celebrated its centenary. As part of the uKhongolose: ANC and South Africa’s Struggle for Freedom feature, SAHO started …

… State warranted a Botanical Garden for the cultivation and display of the varied Flora of the Province. Several … on the Slopes of Naval Hill, part of the Farm Brandkop and the Farm Winter Valley, about 10 km from the main Post Office. The last-named site was the most suitable and it was purchased in 1965 by the Bloemfontein City, which …

… Battle of Blood River took place between the Voortrekkers and the Zulus. The Voortrekkers, having moved into the … Retief's intentions, Dingane planned an ambush and murdered Retief and his party of 100 people. This act culminated in the …

… his role in the rebellion, Swart pursued his love of law, and obtained an LL.B degree. He began practicing as an … at the University of Columbia in the United States, and soon after became involved in politics. As a member of … the parliamentary election. When the fusion between the NP and South African Party (SAP) took place, Swart joined …

… by the LPGA as one of its top-50 all-time players and teachers, was born in Cape Town on 12 October 1951. By … of 17, Sally Little had claimed more than a dozen national and regional amateur titles, and in 1970 was named South African Sportsman of the Year.  …

… extensive searches for the ''missing link'' between apes and humans throughout Africa and was the forerunner of some of the most illustrious fossil … the continent, like Professor Tobias , the Leakey family and Donald Johanson. Dr. Dart, as an expert on the brain, …

… Two, as the town contained substantial material, supplies and equipment as well as containing substantial number of … had not requested any aircraft to support the town and had moved important minefields as he reasoned that the … German commander of the Africa Korps, had bypassed them and linked up with the main body of the Africa Korps in what …

… after the uprising, the Malagasy Republic was proclaimed and full independence was granted in 1960 under President … Tsiranana became increasingly unpopular because of this and was forced to step down. In 1975 Lieutenant-Commander … Ratsiraka seized power from the provisional president and established a socialist government, nationalizing the …

… Mokoena, a member of the Black People's Convention (BPC) and the Black Parents Association (BPA), delivered a speech … delegates passed a resolution, proposed by V. Ngema and seconded by T. Motapanyane, against the use of Afrikaans and expressed support for students boycotting classes. The …

… signed between the Dutch sailors aboard the ‘Mauritius’ and the Khoikhoi locals of South Africa near Mossel Bay… The sailors require fresh meat and vegetables, to stop the onset of scurvy and the Khoikhoi locals wanted protection from all these …

… city' were enacted, namely the Population Registration Act and the Group Areas Act . The first provided for the … of the population into racially defined groups and the second was enacted to effect the total urban spatial … Segregation was further enforced in South African cities and towns through the passing of the Separate Amenities Act …

… presence in the settlement, as a political activist and community organizer between 1980 and 1984. Both Desmond Tutu's (then Bishop of Johannesburg) … drought of 1979 that caused deadly outbreaks of typhoid and cholera, but also pensioners struggling to make ends …

… the reach of the youth of this remote corner of the Globe, and bring within their reach what the most eloquent of … with his remarkable personal collection of medieval and Renaissance manuscripts and rare books. Sir George Grey was an avid book collector, …

… Representatives of the diamond industry and government, from more than thirty countries agree to … civil wars in West Africa - most notably in Sierra Leone and Liberia - had become extremely brutal, prompting many … 'conflict diamonds'. By 2001 the wars in the Great Lakes and West Africa had escalated, leaving hundreds of thousands …

… to the United Nations the Security Council convened on 15 and 16 July to examine concerns about violence in South Africa and appropriate actions to end it. In order to address the … Mandela, Pan African Congress President Clarence Makwetu and South Africa's Foreign Minister Roelof "Pik" Botha, …

… Pretoria .  This department, consisting of the arts and science courses with four professors, three lecturers and thirty-two students, developed into the University of … was then incorporated, was upgraded as a full-fledged and autonomous university on 10 October 1930, having been a …

… with through the provision of low interest loans, aid and direct investment. However due to decades of … African countries mostly export raw materials to China, and in turn import manufactured goods from China. Due to the size and strength of the Chinese economy, and the low cost of …