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… Maroon and white poster. Notice of SRC referendum. Artwork of a scroll with pen and ink at bottom. List of Polling Stations, Roving ballot takers and residences. …

… White poster with blue border and blue lettering. Title in box in centre. ACAC, SACP and COSAW Logos. Hammer and sickle in top left hand corner. …

… Red and white with artwork of people protesting and flying banners. Words on banners: Viva peoples education; and; Away with gutter education. Issued by CAYCO Townships. …

… Silkscreened; black and yellow; No bread without freedom : No freedom without … bread : The right to organise, Bargain collectively, and strike guarantees : Bread and freedom for all …

… Yellow poster with black border and black and red lettering. Black and white photo of a woman with a large empty cooking pot …

… Red and white and black poster. Title in red letters. Photos of Oliver Tambo and Dr. Ronnie Bethlehem. Question what did the ANC say about …

… Notice of disco at Club Memphis. Red, black and blue lettering on white background. Image of man and woman dancing. Musical notes and image of radio. …

… Grey, yellow, black and white poster. Advertisement for free African Writers … Catalogue. Artwork of map of africa. List of countries and names and photographs of writers. …

… Red, black and white poster. Artwork of a man carrying a flag. Two black and white photographs of a hunger strike, and the other of mass deportations in 1978. …

… University Christian Movement Conference Report and includes Resolutions and items on women's liberation and Black theology. Note that the text is barely legible in …

… 1960 to dissolve the French West African colonial state and grant independence to the four regions that it was made … Ivory Coast, Niger, Dahomey (now the Republic of Benin) and Volta (now Burkina Faso). The French Fifth Republic and the Nigerien National Assembly agreed on the 28th of July …

… was passed by 119 to 35 votes on 31 August 1983 and signed into law by State President Marais Viljoen three … parliament giving some representation to Coloureds and Indians, but still excluded Africans from parliament, … Bishop Conference, the South African Council of Churches and Black business leaders, of whom some also signed the …

… The South African Native Labour Contingent were recruited and employed to assist Britain in the First World War with … the SANCL were working. He was accompanied by Queen Mary and the Prince of Wales. The men were stood in lines on the … You are helping to send these things to them each day, and in doing so you are hurling your assegais at the enemy …

… the lives of Umkhonto we Sizwe member Patrick Makau and seven-year-old Patrick Nkosi, the son of an active ANC … police was in Matola, Mozambique in 1981. They attacked and destroyed three houses and killed 16 South Africans and a Portuguese national, Jose …

… Dada Oumee fled Uganda on 29 March 1979* first to Libya and eventually to Saudi Arabia. Amin began his career as a cook in the King's African Rifles and British Colonial Army in Uganda in 1956.  He … himself as a soldier during campaigns in Burma, Kenya, and Somalia.  He was also one of two 'Black' Ugandan soldiers …

… The Cape Seal lighthouse lies within the Robberg Nature and Marine Reserve on the seaward tip of what is known as … The Cape Seal lighthouse lies within the Robberg Nature and Marine Reserve on the seaward tip of what is known as … Lighthouse is a little less fancy, solar-powered, unmanned and just 8m tall. Today it is serviced by helicopter and one …

… was the forerunner of both: ' Pretoria Boys High Schoo l and Clapham High School' . The sandstone and redbrick materials are composed in an Eclectic Wilhelmina … but was renowned as the first Government Architect and Engineer for the Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek (ZAR). Over …

… imposed on South Africa due to its Apartheid policies and due to the performance of the South African military hardware in action, especially artillery and air support. The hardware shortcomings hampered the … that could engage enemy forces at considerable distance and was highly mobile. The reason for this choice of calibre …

… Democratic Front (UDF), Archibald Gumede, Paul David and Billy Nair were charged with high treason. These … a boycott of elections in August 1984 of the new Indian and Coloured chambers of Parliament and a 90 days sit-in in protest of the two new chambers. The …

… Archbishop Mpilo Desmond Tutu, world renowned preacher and strident voice against apartheid, first Black Secretary … Church in South Africa, Archbishop Emeritus of Cape Town, and chair of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, is awarded the Nobel Peace …

… African National Congress (ANC) cadres, Freddie Shangwe and Ezekial Maseko, drove to Church Street in Pretoria and parked their vehicle in close vicinity of the building … 16h20. A huge explosion ensued, causing great loss of life and injury as well as extensive damage to property. The …

… military coup. Jonathan had been prime minister since 1966 and gained executive political control over Lesotho when the … was limited in 1970. Lekhanya announced that all executive and legislative powers would be returned to King Moshoeshoe … 1990, a power struggle had developed between Lekhanya and King Moshoeshoe II and the king was forced to go into …

… Contents and Contributors Comment: A.W. Oliphant, Short stories: … The Student who never Returned by Abner Nyamende; Take and Go by Titus Moetsabi; Total Strategy by Dorian Haarhoff; … Poems by Anonymous; People Forget by R.S. Makhaya. Visuals and Graphics: Photographs, Graham de Smidt; Sekoto Prints by …

… African government to end the Rivonia Trial in progress and grant amnesty to the defendants and all other political prisoners already sentenced to death. Britain, together with the US, France and Brazil, abstained. In the months preceding the Security …

… period known as the 18th Dynasty, the years between 1332 and 1323 BC. Tutankhamen became King around the age of nine … child. It is believed that he is the son of Akhenaten and one of his sisters. There is evidence of congenital … himself also went on to marry his half-sister Ankhesenamun and  had two still born daughters who were buried next to …

… The quagga had once roamed the pastures of the Karoo and the southern Free State. It differed in appearance from … of its body was a creamy, light brown, while its belly and legs were whitish. The last wild quagga was probably shot … 1870s. The name is derived from a Khoi-Khoi word for zebra and is being said to resemble the quagga's call. Scientific …

… Africa has the highest HIV infection rate in the world and South Africa’s rate is highest in the world.  It also has … reduced the number of HIV/AIDS deaths in adults and children in South Africa. A survey done in 2004 had … hair cuts or grocery shopping. References: Avert HIV and AIDS in South Africa [online] Available at: www.avert.org …

… of the African National Congress (ANC) from 1952 to 1967 and Nobel Peace Prize winner in 1961, was one of South … demanded that Luthuli choose between his chieftainship and the ANC. His refusal to leave the ANC resulted in him being deposed as chief and severe restrictions were placed on his freedom. Despite …

… Marathon was run by Vic Clapham, ex World War One veteran and other 34 runners, who initiated it as a reunion. Clapham … who had fallen in the war by ultimate testing of body and mind, and triumphing. Sixteen runners completed the 87, 9km (55 …

… The Mfengu (or Fingo in the colonial lexicon) were defeated and left landless by King Shaka's Zulu army, and slowly arrived in Xhosa territory over a period of time. … was stationed. By 1835, the relations between the Mfengu and the Xhosa groups under Hinsta had become strained, and …