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… Queen Victoria. It was renamed Victoria West in 1855, to distinguish it from the district of the same name in the …

…  6. The Politics of Non-Collaboration: The Campaign to Boycott the Tricameral Elections  7. Resistance Politics …

… “in the light of the Minister's remarks it is difficult to see how a credible newspaper for blacks can ever be …

… France’s colonies in Africa. The country changed its name to Djibouti, after its biggest city, and it became known as … History Djibouti Timeline -- Part 1: Prehistory to Independence from About [online] Available at: …

… tour. An article written in The Spectator called attention to the fact that Great Britain competes with many other …

… the bible was needed and investigations began. Proceedings to compile the Revised English Version only began in the …

… constitutional principles in a discussion document, which to some extent had the effect of shifting public focus away … South Africa History Online, ‘Chapter 5 - Preparing to negotiate’ , From:  South African History Online, …

… of Egypt”. The Egyptian government considered it an insult to their country. On 10 May, the Egyptian government banned …

… for reconciliation between Blacks and Whites and agreed to be part of the Commonwealth countries in the process. …

… rate during the four months of the siege had risen to 67,1% among Whites and 91.2% among Coloureds and Blacks. …

… in the United States of America again, with reference to the colour line. But clearly, the author describes …

… Articles; A Landscape Painter, Peter Strauss. Letter to the Editors by Peter Strauss. Consumer Homes or People’s …

… in the then Transvaal province. Rakgoathe went on to be the first full-time student in the fine arts section at …

… a lawyer. Avoiding a police dragnet in April 1963, he fled to Basutoland (later Lesotho), where he established a law …

… obscure protectorate inherited from Britain to an increasingly democratic and prosperous country with a …

… principal. Building began at Milner Park on a site donated to the University by the Johannesburg municipality. …

… segregationist policies. This agreement was a forerunner to the Congress of the People, which drafted the Freedom …

… in exile re-established the organisation and used it to mobilising international solidarity action against the …

… America (USA), was weakened by the failure of that country to join. The organisation ceased its operation during World …

… The Act was to provide for improved conditions of residence for natives …

… River, at the foot of the Cedarberg Range, was annexed to the new district of Tulbagh, proclaimed in 1804. At the …

… If any foreign weapon is seen or found, report them to your nearest police station immediately and inform your …

… campaigns in Natal and the Western Cape for close to 38 years, during which time he was detained and harassed …

… years in Amsterdam, Bouws developed a simple system to teach piano called “Het eertse Pianoboek, 12 Liedjes voor …

… single diamond ever found. The diamond was given as a gift to King Edward VII and now forms part of the British crown …

… at the southern tip of Africa on 6 April 1652 in order to create a settlement for the DEIC. His arrival therefore …

… day Zimbabwe), undertook lengthy jouneys from the kraal to gold and diamond mines seeking employemnt. Migrant …

… Mmusi Maimane, 34, was elected the New Black DA leader to succeed Ms Zille. 1,425 delegates from across the country …

… The name is Afrikaans for 'Alum Gorge', which refers to the occurence of the double sulphate of aluminium and …

… Municipal Transport Workers' Union and was elected to the executive committee of the union. He served in several …