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… degree in languages. He also joined the Broederbond as its youngest member when he was only 25. In 1940 he was … given the freedom of the city of Johannesburg and one of its busiest roads were named after him. Naude's contribution …

… charges of being a member of the then-banned ANC and its military wing, uMkhonto we Sizwe (MK) , which were all … , Eastern Transvaal (now Mpumalanga) – notorious for its brutality towards inmates – Neame, who was then 29 years …

… exhibition formed part of South Africa’s  celebration of its ten years of democracy. In 2003 he was assigned by the … Government’s celebrations of the tenth anniversary of its democracy. A prestigious hardcover book, Suffering of War …

… newly formed  United Democratic Movement  (UDM) to join its ranks, where he became the National Secretary General and …

… South Africa in 1953, he joined the COD and in 1955 became its secretary for the Cape western region, acting as a …

… life”. The prize was worth 20 guineas. With the growth of its popularity with patrons, the genre was also taken up by …

… the Government of Tanzania . The country had just obtained its independence and had inherited an inadequate health and …

… . Fugard wrote, acted, and directed this play which with its multiracial cast openly rejected segregation in South …

… sent to Cape Town to assist the GWU branch in the Cape in its struggles. Here they convened meetings and addressed …

… of Democrats was formed in 1953, he was elected as its first President. Two years later, in 1955, he became the …

… two KiKongo speaking peoples. [i] The Kingdom would reach its peak in the mid 1600s [ii] . The Kingdom of Kongo would … factions, and the Trans-Atlantic slave trade, initiating its eventual decline. The Kingdom was centered around the … of Kongo was made a vassal state to Portugal, and in the early 1900s it was formally integrated into the Portuguese …

… became the most active and controversial trade union of its time. He worked closely with two women, Johanna Scheepers … The GWU proved difficult to sustain. Society was too segregated.  Solly Sachs was arrested several times and …

… of minority representation in the legislature, a not too-distant promise of an extension of the franchise and a … of the Party and ANC – already stretched by the demands on its resources by a different mode of struggle – collapsed … Ruth First had stimulated his interest in Marxism. By the early 1950s, certainly during the Treason Trial, his youthful …

… Sri Lanka) for the Royal Navy. The Arniston embarked on its last journey in April 1815 from Pont de Galle in Ceylon, … one, and the company who owned the Arniston thought it was too expensive (Wreck of the Arniston | Time and Navigation, … As a result, the Arniston relied on the other ships in its fleet for signals they used to determine longitude. As …

… and other enterprises, so that by 1981 more than half of its profits were derived from industrial activity, the first … a service to relatively poor Afrikaners without putting too much emphasis on paying out big dividends to … to Pieter Morkel, managing director of Volkskas in the early 1980s, state business was by then an insignificant …

… of color that government leaders have begun to concede its use in this older sense as a substitute for the official … the indigenous peoples must be called "African." That too has its unfortunate aspect, but as a matter of fact the … an association of African independent churches in the early 1970s and helped them to set up a small school for …

… community in Soweto was defeated during voting. To realise its objective of removing Africans from Sophiatown and settling them in Meadowlands, the NP established its own local authority, the Native Resettlement Board (NRB), … the municipality was forced to shelve its plans. Early in the 1930s the situation changed in the …

… was renamed the ANC in 1923. While the organization’s early period was characterized by political inertia due to … the party. As a result of the establishment of apartheid, its aversion to dissent by Black people and brutal crackdown … from some African countries and the Soviet bloc for its activities. With the increasing internal dissent, …

… dignity. Forty-seven years after your great achievement we too have overthrown the yoke of racial oppression and … and imperialism on a world scale. We have no doubts too, that you celebrated with millions of our people the … pride and gratitude the sterling contribution India and its people made towards the attainment of that objective. We …

… to defend and maintain: For example, the government spent too much money on the military, and it was costing nearly R7 … attacks on Lesotho, Botswana, and Zimbabwe. The SADF sent its troops onto the northern Namibian border to wipe out … the Apartheid regime, but was used by the ANC as part of its strategy to mobilise mass popular support .Evidence of …

… in the Cape. While segregation had been established early in the history of the Cape, during the course of the … it helped the Coloured teaching profession overcome its fragmentation and provided it with the organisational … exclusively for the interests of Coloured teachers. Among its leading figures was Harold Cressy , a prominent member of …

… on voter uncertainty after the Zuma years. Noteworthy, too, is the number of religious parties — with churches … to a party name and logo very similar to the ANC’s. Its founding issue was unhappiness over the incorporation of … sector. African Transformation Movement Best known for its most high-profile member, businessman Mzwanele Manyi, the …

… out from the fort, but they do not return. 12 January, Early in the morning two German officers head over to the … in the south, finally returns. Leutwein however arrives too late to prevent a war between the Herero and the … ‘Death Island’. The Windhoek concentration camp records its highest month of fatalities: 252 prisoners die in the …

… Africa was drawn into the international economy through its exports, primarily diamonds and gold, and through its own … effect on the health and well-being of its occupants. Too many people living together in a small space with … with no land to go back to. The skilled miners of the early years had a strong influence on the working conditions …

… monitoring further developments. COSATU will express its view on the extend this wording meet the test referred to … action in defence of their demands. Any complacency and early celebration of victories will be too costly as the negotiations have now reached a very …

… birthplace forced her to leave for Paarl in Cape Town in early 1930s. Mafekeng left school at the age of 15 to support …

… had a profound impact on her life, work and politics. In early 1972, Urdang along with four other women (two South …

… up. This lead to her embracing Roman Catholicism and in early 1976, she was baptized into the Roman Catholic Church. …

… in his arrest by the Botswana police authorities in early 1982. He was sentenced to a six month prison term in …

… Certificate in 1944.  A badly broken arm in a rugby match early in his playing career ended his playing the sport but … by the nickname “Tiger”. His court manner had lost none of its attack, and his lively temperament, which he always …