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… Party, Independent Party, the National Democratic Movement and the Fourth Force of 'Ontevrede Afrikaners' (Dissatisfied … Alliance (DA) in 2000, when the Democratic Party and the New National Party signed an agreement to form the … still advocates the same policies of non-racialism, and retains the constitution drawn up by members of the …

… Margo, reported that the fire was fuelled by plastic and cardboard packing materials, but the actual source of … been the cause of ignition. According to Margo the smoke and fire detector systems as well as the fire fighting … fact that a ZUR tape recording of flight had disappeared and rumours that there had been an earlier fire (information …

… after talks between minister of Foreign Affairs Pik Botha and his Botswana counterpart Gaositwe Chiepe. The government … cover the cost of reconstructing destroyed buildings and pay compensation for the loss of life. According to the … A week earlier, during the conference, " Apartheid and Southern Africa: The West European response", member …

… school than a prison, with beautiful mountainous backdrops and vineyards all around. This Groot Drakenstein Prison was formerly known as Victor Verster Prison and is a working prison and has become well known for the fact that Nelson Mandela …

… Court upheld the ruling of the Pretoria High Court and the Supreme Court of Appeal to deny the state leave to appeal against the ruling. Basson had been prosecuted and acquitted in the Pretoria High Court on several charges, … of liberation movements, misappropriation of State funds and dealing in drugs. He had refused to apply for amnesty to …

… Shariff a freelance photographer was shot in the back and killed while covering an African National Congress (ANC) … Apparently, the gunshots were intended for Cyril Ramaphosa and Joe Slovo who were part of the visiting delegation. Shariff was born in Verulam, Natal and began fighting against apartheid from an early age. He …

… rebel leader of the Sudan People’s Liberation Army and vice-president of then-Sudan, leads the calls for a … an end to the 220-year war that had plagued the region and frustrations with the lack of resources, jobs, government funding and infrastructure that the South Sudanese felt …

… Unfortunately this agreement between Sir Charles Somerset and Gaika helped provoke a quasi-nationalist movement among … which led to a renewal of the civil war between Gaika and Ndlambe. The Xhosa prophet Makhanda Nxele known by many … from Robben Island in three boats. The boats capsized and Makana, while marshalling and urging his men to swim to …

… Having started with just assisting with the animals and cleaning cages, Naki later began anesthetizing the animals and assisting with surgeries. When Goetz left, Naki began … who have worked with Naki described him as a very talented and skilled for someone who didn’t have any formal training. …

… under Dr. DF Malan’s leadership. He succeeded Malan and became prime minister in 1954. It was during his tenure, … 1950. Strijdom pushed for the establishment of a republic, and strengthened and refined the Government’s Apartheid policy.  Johannes … History: Former Heads of State, Former Heads of Government and Former Governors-General and their Deputies [online]. …

… debut solo exhibition reflects three years in the life and household of long-time Harrington Street resident, Elizabeth Barrett, and stand as a testimony to community living against the … consists of 30 photographs - still lives, portraits and intimate moments of the household prior to the fire - and …

… of a museum in Mthatha, a visitors’ centre in Mvezo and a youth centre in Qunu, all in the Eastern Cape. The … The Qunu Youth Centre, situated in the place where Mandela and his mother took refuge and where he grew up, gives visitors an experience of his …

… Thabo Mngomeni, former Bafana Bafana player and Orlando Pirates midfield player, who was awarded Kick … the mighty Orlando Pirates but was let go in 2002 and eventually sought employment with Hellenic. An ankle … was once suspended for six months for assaulting a referee and also telling a journalist, while in camp with Bafana …

… Constitutional Development Bill which proposed an advisory and consultative council, designed to give blacks a voice in … twilight of P.W. Botha’s career as both the South Africa and National Party leader. The following year Botha was … climate for negotiations which would end apartheid and bring about a new Constitutional dispensation for South …

… Diana was born in 1961. She married the Prince of Wales and heir to the throne of England, Charles, and became the royal Princess of Wales. Their tumultuous … was loved all over the world for her charitable spirit and her philanthropic work. She was involved in causes for …

… to die in security police detention in South Africa. And for the first time, the inquest revealed full and horryfying details of how political detainees are … in this book, it is possible to reconstruct the events and identify the likely culprits. The inquest verdict …

… A hybrid of the album was released in the United States and went platinum, helping the group win the award. Their genre is considered to be Scathamiya and Mbube. They rose to international stardom when they … group, which is led by Joseph Shabalala was formed in 1960 and released their first album in 1973. It was originally …

… to five years in Robben Island for taking part in boycotts and burning of structures following Steve Biko’s death. Ntloko completed his Matric while in prison, and was released in 1983. He joined the Azanian People’s Organisation’s (AZAPO) Queenstown branch and served on its community development secretariat.  In 1984 …

… a young boy he tended cattle on a farm in the Free State and drew on rocks with stones. He was largely self-taught, … He was also guided by Ephraim Ngatane in the mid 1960s, and was a pupil of Bill Ainslie for a short time. He held … exhibitions from 1967-1985 in South Africa, Europe and the US. Macala’s chosen technique was pastel on paper, …

… ethnic violence broke out in Rwanda between the Tutsis and the Hutus. The Hutus who are the majority, set out to kill, rape and loot properties of the Tutsis. The genocide followed the … the genocide, it is estimated that between half a million and a million people had been killed, a large percentage of …

… in Cape Town. It was sculpted in bronze by John Tweed and donated to the city by Cecil John Rhodes, a politician and financier of the late 19th century. Near this statue, at … the first European to reach the Cape of Good Hope in 1487, and Maria van Riebeeck, wife of Jan van Riebeeck. These …

… Sathyandranath Ragunanan (Mac) Maharaj, political activist and first SA Minister of Transport in the democratically … Newcastle, Natal. As minister he formulated a new policy and restructured the Department of Transport (DoT). During … a political prisoner, an exile, an underground commander, and a negotiator. He was the main accuser of Bulelani Ngcuka …

… Sixth South African Armoured Division, the most powerful and best equipped of the South African divisions, commanded … Sixth Division served as part of the British Eighth Army and the American Fifth Army. From time to time the South … in heavy fighting. They were the first to enter Rome and cleaned up the last pockets of German resistance in the …

… On 19 and 20 January the British forces under Lord Chelmsford, who … The sprawling camp covered an area of half a mile long and 300 yards across, with space for over 250 wagons and carts. 850 white canvas tents were pitched. A deep donga …

… War (the Second Anglo-Boer War), Member of Parliament and SA minister of agriculture, was born in the district of … Transvaal. He was the second child of Jurie Johannes Kemp and Greyling Maria Aletha. Jan Christoffel Greyling Kemp … Koos de la Rey, Christiaan de Wet, Lt.-Col. Manie Maritz and Christiaan Beyers, the Commandant-General of the Union …

… with title in black letters. Initials of all trade unions and student bodies in red and black letters around the border. Artwork of a black hand and a white hand with hand cuffs connected with a chain with …

… Orange, black and white poster. Photographs of people of different … in Britain to work. Series of folders numbers 3521-3529 and 3532. Also folder number 3538 and possibly folder number 3531. …

… Red, grey, black and white poster. Cartoon image of Mrs Thatcher and Mr F W De Klerk by kind permission of Luck and Flaw. Notice of a rally on Sunday 25th March, assemble at …

… This pamphlet discusses the formation of police reserves, and APDUSA examines the so-called reasons for the formation of the police reserves as been lies, and feels strongly that it is more of an attempt to deceive and split the unity of the oppressed. …