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South Africa’s policy towards Zimbabwe: synopsis by Thabo Mbeki 22 February 2016
… wrote: “I should make it clear that we do not accept that Britain has a special responsibility to meet the costs of … not always like this, and did not have…
ArchiveAppendix 1: Time Line of South African history by Denis Goldberg
… Dutch colony at the Cape during the Napoleonic War. 1834 Britain prohibited the possession of slaves. In the following … leaving the country illegally (he…
Working Life - Factories, Township and Popular Culture 1886 - 1940 - Themes to Think About
… or craftsmen from already industrialised countries such as Britain. Most people, however, both black and white, had come … exploited, particularly the…
Document 23 - S. P. Bunting, Statement presented at the Sixth Comintern Congress, 23 July 1928
… have had their fling, and have made peace with Britain, and have agreed on a formula which gives them … which affected also Australia, and to a certain…
ArchiveThe Tay Bridge Disaster by Peter Ball (The Heritage Portal), 24 September 2016
… of Queen Victoria looking down from train (The Railways of Britain) The Tay Bridge Disaster is a lesson (case study) to …
Free Nelson Mandela - Margaret Thatcher
… because I believe they are wrong and because it is in Britain’s interest to do so. But if my efforts are to carry …
ArchiveSonia Bunting: Continuous Compassion and Adamant Activism by Jack Lucas
… Sonia Bunting became one of the leading organizers of Britain’s Anti-Apartheid Movement (AAM) that had formed in … source of political dissent since its…
ArticleWomen in African Literature: Writing and Representation
… She began to work as a Librarian following her move to Britain in 1960. It was there that she enrolled at the …
ArticleAnglo-Zulu Wars 1879-1896
… allegiance was to those who had appointed them, and Britain thus effectively began to administer indirect rule …
ArticleIndustrial and Commercial Union Timeline 1919-1989
… South Africa. July, William G. Ballinger arrives from Britain as an advisor of the Industrial and Commercial Union …
ArticleAfrican Resistance Movement (ARM)
… department. Rundolf Vigne also worked closely with IDAF in Britain and travelled to the United Nations (UN), campaigning …
A brief history on South African prisons and prisoners
… hospital, 1846-1931 (iv) use as a naval base, 1939-1959 and (v) use as an apartheid prison, 1961-1996. [10] …
The sad secret kept by the trailblazing South African Steve Mokone
… career. Steve left Heracles in the middle of the night in 1959 and people hadn’t heard from him ever again. He sort of …
ArchiveCelebrating 200 years of the South African Astronomical Observatory by Karel van der Vyver (Daily Maverick), 16 October 2020
… history On 20 October 1820, word reached the Cape from Britain for the “Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty to …
ArchiveWebinar Programme: The SACP and Early Socialist Traditions. Convenor: Natasha Erlank
… Mzingeli in Zimbabwe, CLR James and George Padmore in Britain, and August Warreno and A Philip Randolph in America. …
University of Pretoria
… the South African War had broken out between the ZAR and Britain. In 1902, after the 'Peace Treaty of Vereeniging' was …
Chief Albert Luthuli Centenary Lecture by President Jacob Zuma, 7 September 2012, Kimberley, Northern Cape
… also the Women`s March against beer halls in Cato Manor in 1959 and the tragic Sharpeville Massacre in 1960. There were … reconciliation and justice among…
Presidential Address to the Eleventh Annual Conference of the Natal Indian Congress, Durban, November 21, 1958
… to say this in respect of the Group Areas Act. By June 1959 we have a very important task to fulfil in making the …
86. Non-racial sport
… first non-racial cricket organisation in South Africa in 1959 ”” the Western Province Cricket Board. At the time the …
Document 15 - ‘A document to create a climate of understanding’; Nelson Mandela to F. W. de Klerk
… "Communique" by SASO, July 1969 For the first time after 1959, Non-White student leaders met at Stutterheim in July …
Indian South Africans timeline 1940-1949
… that gave the British an ultimatum – India would support Britain if it was given full independence. This was … resolved to elect delegations to travel to…
PlaceKenya
… part. British colonisation The large-scale involvement of Britain in Kenya was part of the scramble for Africa, a … support for independence within Kenya…
ArticleGrey Street Complex timeline 1800-1999
… of the city in response to the 1950 Group Areas Act. 1959 The As-Salaam Educational Institute is established by … for assistance abroad, and particularly to…
ArticleNamibian Timeline
… printed in Afrikaans, Nama/Damara and Otjiherero. [15] 1959 Omahodhi gaavali by H.D. Namuhuja is published by … non-religious book by a black Namibian to be…
Statement by Reverend Gabriel Seteloane at the special meeting of the Special Committee against Apartheid in Atlanta to pay tribute to the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., on the 50th anniversary of his birth, 16 January 1979
… have roots in various parts of the world - in America, in Britain, in Japan - and all over. Nobody here can tell me …
Lobenguela’s izinDuna by Martin Plaut (Quarterly Bulletin of the National Library of South Africa ), 2016
… is irresistible as the tempest.’ [xii] The envoys left Britain with a letter from Lord Knutsford in which he said …
Article by Oliver Tambo - In the observer, 10 November 1985, London
… to postpone reaching the inevitable conclusion that Britain must take decisive action to isolate apartheid South …
The Johannesburg Biennale by Bisi Silva (Artnet), 1998
… Indonesia and only traveled to West Africa via Holland and Britain. Indian artist Vivan Sundaram's acerbic installation …
Botha's British Allies by O. R. Tambo(Observer), London, 10 November 1985
… to postpone reaching the inevitable conclusion that Britain must take decisive action to isolate apartheid South …
South Africa's freedom struggle by E.S. Reddy
… In later years, during his sojourn in India and in Britain as a student, he not only identified with the Indian …