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EventElsa, the lioness made famous by Joy Adamson’s book Born Free, dies in Kenya
… died from Babesia felis, a tick-borne blood disease, on 24 January 1961. Joy documented her experience with Elsa in a …
EventThe Native Affairs Commission went once more to Ntabelanga for negotiations
… and that Jehovah had instructed him to remain there. On 24 May 1921, close to 200 people lost their lives and 100 …
EventNine members of the ANC are officially banned in Dakawa, Tanzania
… Chris Hani and Stanley Mabizela at Mazimbu and Dakawa on 24 December 1989. During the meetings, Mabizela revealed the …
EventA wave of strikes hits Durban and spread countrywide
… on strike and other strikes followed between the 15 and 24 January. British-controlled Frame group with several …
EventZulu King Cetshwayo address his warriors at the great military kraal of Nodwengu
… Zulu struck at noon, the British were taken unawares. Some 24,000 Zulu warriors surrounded the hill. Colonel Henry …
ArticleAfrican National Congress Timeline 1950-1959
… the establishment of tribal authorities in the reserves. 24 July, Oliver Tambo completes his articles, passes his … him about secret meeting between ANC and…
EventQueen of Gospel Rebecca Malope is born
… after winning the Shell Road to Fame talent search in 1987, with a soulful rendition of the spiritual Sizwe Zako … her childhood: ‘I left school in Grade 1’,…
EventTatamkhulu Afrika South African poet, writer and struggle activist dies
… Joubert was arrested and charged with Terrorism in 1987 and spent some time in prison. He was then banned for … guide to 70 South African Authors, …
PlaceAngra das Voltas, Luderitz Bay- Namibia
… Lüderitz transferred his rights over the bay on 24 April 1884 to the German Imperial Government, and on the …
PlaceAgtersuurberg, Eastern Cape
… The town and its surrounding areas are served by a 24-hour Primary healthcare clinic, (Venterstad Clinic), …
EventUnited Nations Charter is adopted
… signatories to 51. The Charter came into effect on the 24 October 1945 after it was ratified by the five permanent …
EventAdvocate Anton Lubowski secretary-general of the SWAPO is assassinated
… of Lubowski's family members. Website: doj.gov.za. 24 April 1996. The assassination of Anton Lubowski. …
EventBartholomew Dias, Portuguese discoverer of the Cape of Good Hope, drowns at sea
… was unveiled in Cape Town. * Note: The date is given as 24 May in some sources. …
EventAnglo American announces switching of main listing to London
… was listed in London, Johannesburg and Switzerland on 24 May 1999. Anglo American Corporation completed the biggest …
EventA few days after deciding to establish a Dutch newspaper in South Africa, the name De Burger is chosen
… On 24 May 1915, soon after it had been decided to establish a …
EventPieter Willem Frederik Wenning, SA painter, is born in The Hague, Netherlands
… [online] Available at www.the-art-world.com [Accessed 24 august 2011] …
PlaceShell House, Johannesburg
… dwellers and families. Safe and Secure, the Building has 24-hour security, access control and Underground Parking. …
ArticleTimeline — Land Dispossession and Restitution in South Africa - 1995-2013
… to reconciliation, economic growth and stability. 1998 24 June, President Nelson Mandela attends a ceremony in … 20 percent of land in South Africa which…
ArticleNatal Indian Association (NIA)
… to Natal had been commandeered. [23] Annual Meeting [24] At both the Annual and Special General Meetings held at … [20] Ibid, p9 [21] Ibid, p9 [22] Ibid, p9 …
PlaceChris Hani Baragwanath Hospital, Johannesburg
… Commissar of MK, to leave Maseru for Lusaka . From 1983 to 1987 he was Political Commissar, as well as a member of the … A healing act and firm step towards…
EventKenneth David Kaunda wins Zambian elections
… become the first president of an independent republic on 24 October 1964. The victory of Kaunda in the elections …
EventGeraldine Fraser is born
… Geraldine Fraser was born on 24 August 1960, in Lansdowne, Cape Town, the daughter of a …
EventThe Berlin Airlift, which delivered food and fuel to West Berliners during a Soviet blockade, and in which the SAA took part, comes to an end
… for some time, though, to build a comfortable surplus. By 24 July 1949, a three-month surplus was built-up, ensuring …
EventSecurity Council examines violence in South Africa
… Online http://daccessdds.un.org/doc/RESOLUTION/GEN/NR0/011/24/IMG/NR001124.pdf?OpenElement …
EventGrant Baker, SA surfer, wins the Mavericks Surf Contest at Santa Cruz
… on 8 February 2006. Baker had beaten a world-class 24-man field in epic surf with 10 to 13 metre faces at Half …
PlaceCape Peninsula University of Technology
… era, the institution opened its doors to all races in 1987. The 1990’s also ushered in more changes for the … offered courses for White students. (However,…
ArticleAfrican National Congress Timeline 1866-1909
… 150 delegates and the Transvaal with 30 delegates. March 24 - 25, From these conferences 60 delegates are elected for …
ArticleMoses Kotane Timeline
… months and then released. 1962 Kotane is placed under a 24 hour house arrest. 1963 January, Kotane leaves South …
District Six: 3,000 ex-residents on land claims waiting list by Diana Mellow (GroundUp), 23 September 2016
… Heritage Day campaign, was forced to leave her home at age 24. “I was born and bred in District Six,” she says. “That’s … of District Six to return home…
ArticleFanakalo: the language of mining culture
… and British colonization (in 1652 and 1806 respectively). [24] More specifically, Fanakalo originated in the … of Fanakalo comprises approximately 70 percent…