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… Red, black and white poster. Notice of a concert of Jazz, poetry and dance. Artwork of a cello and a drum. …

… White poster with black and white image of township and people with army tank and soldier in foreground. …

… supporters have gathered outside the court tearing up and burning pictures of the woman. This follows Monday's … High Court, the 31-year-old woman described how Mr Zuma and her father had been good friends while living in exile in … closeness of people in the South African exile community and why it was that she regarded Jacob Zuma both as an uncle …

… then leader of the BCP, was based in Diepkloof, Soweto and was believed to have been directing LLA operatives from … In order to understand why this agreement was reached and later dissolved, we should examine the history of the relationship between the South African and Lesotho governments. A 'friendship' between Lesotho and …

… was her calling to become a nurse, but mainly due to class and gender prejudices, Nightingale only trained to become a … Turkey. She was appalled by the conditions in the hospital and began gathering extensive statistics about the health of … soldiers she treated. She often worked around the clock and visited her patience late at night carrying a lamp for …

… Yellow, red, black and white poster. Black and white artwork of people campaigning against aids. NPPHCN poster and logo. …

… Sak River. In 1961 Brandvlei was granted Municipal status and in the same year a flash flood split, the Town in two. The Town was carefully rebuilt and today it is a typical peaceful and hospitable 'platteland' Town.  This is, salt Pan Country, …

… The Progressive Reform Party of South Africa and the 'Japie' Basson dissident group of United Party (UP) … with Colin Eglin as leader, Ray Swart as party chairman and Basson as deputy chairman. The party's best known … included full citizenship rights for all South Africans and the negotiation of a new constitution at a national …

… A delegation from Mozambique, led by Mrs Graca Machel, and a delegation of South Africans led by ANC National … Chris Hani, Eastern Transvaal Chairperson Mathew Phosa and Western Cape Chairperson Allan Boesak. Representatives from the PAC, Azapo, SACP, SACC, Cosatu and individual church leaders have also been invited. Issued …

… the racial policies of the South African government and calling for South Africa's withdrawal from the ILO, by … the international organization responsible for drawing up and overseeing international labour standards. It is the only … brings together representatives of governments, employers and workers to jointly shape policies and programmes …

… in 1894 for RH Hammersley-Heenen, resident engineer and general manager of the South African Railways. During … it was converted to a convalescent home for servicemen, and in 1960 it was sold to the municipality of Port … Monument under old NMC legislation on 16 March 1984, and the Norfolk pines next to the building were cultivated …

… Mandela Bay gently tucked away between the Swartkops River and the old road to Port Elizabeth (R367) where a 200-year …  Was the homestead of Jacob Glen Cuyler, Uitenhage founder and district magistrate. In 1966 the municipality bought the house from the Cuyler family, restored it and to this day it still acts as a Museum where the …

… - stunning Victorian style houses built between 1860 and 1880, lending it a completely unique charm. It consists … on to the Donkin Reserve, one at 14 Constitution Street and two at 8 and 10 Whitlock Street. Donkin Street in its entirety was …

… are over 1000 works displayed in the indoor collections, and the outdoor collection consists of many sculptures on … of metal, made up of melted guns which were confiscated and destroyed at the end of the Makgoba War in 1893, is also … The museum curates unique works of industrial art, and the Industrial Art Park is the only one of its kind in …

… Gustav Preller was a well-known journalist and historian who championed the cause of the Afrikaans … He occupied this house from 1935 until his death, and many of his later historical works were completed here. … stone rondavels built by Preller in Pelindaba in 1920, and initially used by the family as a weekend residence, were …

… adopted several resolutions. It called on its members and supporters to join a campaign of sustained action against … week before the country's general elections on 6 September and also launched the Workers' Charter Campaign. The mood was defiant and banners of the South African Communist Party (SACP) and …

… Bus drivers, who were members of the Transport and General Workers' Union (TGWU), a COSATU affiliate, went … of protection from Inkatha supporters. Between May 1987 and February 1988 about eight TGWU bus drivers of the Sizanani MaZulu Transport Company and members of TGWU, were allegedly attacked by Inkatha …

… services to the Flagstaff area, part of Lusikisiki and Bizana with a Population of about 18,000.   Holy Cross Hospital is a Provincial Hospital, and services are free to pregnant and breastfeeding women as well as children under the age of …

… hospital in Johannesburg. His father put up a brave face and announced that his son had HIV/Aids. He stressed that … it as an extraordinary thing for which people go to hell and not to heaven". Makgatho's second wife, Zondi Mandela, … survived by four sons, Mandla, from his first marriage, and Ndaba, 21, Mbuso, 13, and Andile, 11, from his marriage …

… over the Walvis Bay enclave by handing over the port and twelve offshore islands to the Namibian government. This … discussions lasting three years between the South African and Namibian governments and the establishment of a transitional Joint Administrative …

… 1997 for allegedly being a spy for the Apartheid regime and for fomenting violence between African National Congress (ANC) members and Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) members in KwaZulu Natal. … Nkabinde was assassinated. Two men, Simphiwe Shabane, and Anil Jelal were implicated in this act and are serving or …

… by Trevor Manuel who was then the minister of Trade and Industry and Tourism. Alec Erwin was promoted to Manuel's post and Gill Marcus became deputy minister of Finance. The …

… man was also a versatile artist /craftsperson and healer. Vetkat had many artistic skills including music.  His main passion however was for the veld and animals. Despite having no formal training, Vetkat rose … artist taking his inspiration from his cultural heritage and the desert he grew up in. Vetkat's art was lauded both …

… to further the interests of students of military history and the collection of military items of historical … research into the history, traditions, uniforms, badges and other historical aspects of the armed forces of Southern Africa and, to a lesser extent, those of other countries. Membership …

… Studies was founded by Baruch Hirson from 1988-1993, and to a large extent written by him in collaboration with other exiles and comrades from the revolutionary socialist movement. He … economy with a reflection on capitalism; the working class and the liberation struggle; exposing some of the atrocities …

… non-violent resistance movement ever seen in South Africa and the first campaign undertaken jointly by all racial groups under the leadership of the ANC and the South African Indian Congress (SAIC). The period 1950 -1952 began with a commitment to mass action and to tactics of boycotts, strikes and civil disobedience. …

… follow the example of Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith and to release all political prisoners. The magazine specifically mentioned Nelson Mandela and Bram Fischer. The campaign was successful to a certain … The magazine has since distanced its self from politics and become more oriented towards market news, entertainment …

… Anti-Apartheid activist and founder member of the African National Congress Women’s … person at the time, she developed a heart condition and died. Born in Pretoria in 1911, Ngoyi worked as a nurse … activist. She joined the African National Congress (ANC) and eventually helped found the party’s women wing, ANCWL.  …

… It was a settlement of the 1688 French Huguenot refugees and this region was known as: 'Limiet Vallei'. Dr. Andrew … 1874. This building also served as a hostel for girls and women, the Huguenot University College and the Teachers Training College and is now part of the …

… a minor stroke that led to his admission in hospital, and amid rising political instability, growing economic problems and diplomatic isolation. On 15 August, Mr. F.W. de Klerk was … National Congress (ANC), Pan Africanist Congress (PAC) and South African Communist Party (SACP) and the release of …