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… (SACC), chaired by the Honourable Mr Justice C F Eloff, to inquire into, report and make recommendations about, the …

… IV, a Tutsi. In 1965, a Hutu rebellion broke out, leading to brutal Tutsi retaliations. Subsequently, Mwambutsa was …

… is one of the richest families in the world and are said to be wealthier than some countries. On 9 April 1926 …

… many social, political and economical problems still need to be solved before a new sense of the nationhood can …

… him international acclaim and the series would prove to be one of the most iconic television series. After Shaka …

… the civic with setting up street committees, doing house-to-house organizing one night. The next day on 13 June 1986, …

… meeting him. After finding Livingstone, Stanley continued to explore Africa and went deeper into the Congo region. …

… The Lancaster agreement that Britain helped draft led to peace in the country and its the first multi-racial …

… 46 kilometres east of Pietersburg (Polokwane). According to General Viljoen this took place within a mere 200 metres …

… on 15 November 1802 and, accompanied by his wife, moved to the Cape Colony in 1834. They settled in the district of …

… University College at the time. In this lecture, he tries to analyse the concepts of belief and specifically attitudes …

… University College at the time. In this lecture, he tries to analyse the concepts of belief and specifically attitudes …

… The Man with Four Faces, John Torres. Pretoria 1956 to 1960: A White Boy Remembers, Christopher Hope. CRITICISM: …

… student at the University of the Witwatersrand. She helped to establish the Federation of Progressive Students. Her …

… his 'winds of change' speech, condemning apartheid, to members of both Houses of Parliament in Cape Town . He …

… the 1st August, 1913, from entering. They were sentenced to six months hard labour each. …

… African National Congress ( ANC), but was more committed to determined organisation of mass-support and co-operation …

… apartheid signs indicating which people were permitted to enter or use the facilities, were displayed throughout the …

… of German women and children safe passage from Waterberg to Okahandja, SWA. At the time Namibia was still a German …

… territory between the Orange and Vaal Rivers. In addition to the declaration of independence, the document also …

… over the reigns in FRELIMO until he delivered the country to independent in 1975. Machel established one-party state …

… and a clergyman. James Ranisi Jolobe made a contribution to South African arts and culture through poetry. Born in …

… between June 16, 1976, and Feb. 28, 1977. Cick   here  to read more about June 16, 1976 … a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, Westport: Greenwood| sahistory,' Youth and the …

… below the relevant poverty line. New British Ambassador to South Africa, Sir John Nicholls, made three main …

… before a wild storm blew his ship off course and out to sea for 13 days. The land surrounding the bay remained …

… the species of plants, Abiqua. They used the branches for to make bows and digging sticks.  Abiquasput is a Farmstead …

… of movement on humanitarian grounds, as he was banned to Galeshewe Township, Kimberley, but it was turned down by …

… Dr E. Rhoodie retiring from public service on 1 July 1978, to be replaced by Dr. Connie Mulder as leader of the new …

… Erica Hall. After the South African War, it was decided to erect a new school building, which was designed by …

… Peace Prize (vidoeo) Nobel peace laureate Desmond Tutu to retire from public eye (video) Archbishop Desmond Tutu on …