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PlaceBattle of Muizenburg Monument, Muizenburg
… East. That fleet arrived off Simon’s Town in early June, 1795. The Dutch troops in Simon’s Town pulled back to their …
PlaceKalk Bay, Southern Suburbs- Cape Town
… Its name was derived from the Dutch term for chalk. In 1795 the Dutch located a small military outpost here, and … Its name was derived from the Dutch term…
ArticleThe Dutch Settlement
… to exclude the British with whom the Dutch were at war. In 1795, the British, who were at war with France, invaded the …
PlacePeelton
… City and surrounding municipalities. We are open from 07:30 to 16:00, Monday to Friday. Our services are free of …
Declaration on Apartheid and its Destructive Consequences in Southern Africa
International political processes leading to the "Declaration on Apartheid and its Destructive Consequences in Southern Africa" can be traced back to the year…
PlaceTokai Manor House, Tokai Road, Tokai.
… it on to Andries Teubes, who probably built the manor in 1795-96 according to a design by Thibault. The gable is … https://cape1picaday.wordpress.com/2012/08…
PlaceTable Mountain, Cape Town
… as 1894, an aerial cableway was only built in 1929. In 1795, during the British occupation of the Cape, three …
PlaceGoegap Nature Reserve, Springbok
… electricity within the reserve! The reserve is open from 08:00 to 16:30 all year round. An entrance fee is payable at …
ArticleAbout South African History Online (SAHO)
… their company fenixnordic.solutions . Reg No: 2000/011193/08 NPO: 037-117-NPO PBO: 930002222 …
The French Revolution
… of the Revolution was over. The Second Moderate Stage (1795-1799) The Reign of Terror had shown that although the … power, and their government was called…
ArticleHistory of Slavery and early colonisation in SA timeline 1602-1841
… mission station, Genadendal in the Swellendam district. 1795 The British takes over control of the Cape and remain in …
PlaceDurban, Kwa-Zulu Natal
… gained ascendancy over the isiXhosa-speaking chiefdoms. In 1795, the British occupied the Cape as a strategic base …
ArticleAlbertina Sisulu Timeline 1918 - 2011
… allowed to be away from his home from 14:00 on Saturday to 07:00 on Monday, and before 07:00 and after 18:00 on weekdays. When out of the house, he …
ArticleThe Durban strikes and the resurgence of the trade union movement in 1973
… an increase of R1,50, but agreed to a second offer of R2,07, which brought the minimum wage to R11,50 a week. The …
PlaceHelderberg, Somerset West
… and a vital water catchment. Wilderness, Western Cape (08 August 2025) – Another win for the Western Cape! This …
PlaceAakaap/Rietfontein, Northern Cape
… Border post with Namibia , during the day hours of 08:00-16:30, that gives access to and from South-East … Border post with Namibia during the day hours of…
PlaceDoring River, Western Cape
The Doring River is situated in the Northwestern Cederberg and has its origin the majestic Hex River Mountains towards the northeast of one of the most fertile…
Book 4: Industrialisation, Rural Change and Nationalism - Glossary
From the book: Book 4: Industrialisation, Rural Change and Nationalism commissioned by The Department of Education augur well - to be a sign that something…
ArchiveStatement fron Anant Singh on the 30th Anniversary of Nelson Mandela's Release from Prison
The 11th of February 1990 will be remembered as one of the most significant days in the history of the world. It was the day that dramatic change took place –…
Address to the Summit of the International Conference on Financing for Development, 21 March 2002
Monterrey, Mexico Honourable Chairman, President Vicente Fox, Your Excellencies, Heads of State and Government, Your Excellency, Mr Kofi Annan, Secretary…
PlaceOatlands, Simonstown
… James Craig, when they first occupied the Cape in 1795 . On 22 November of that year General Craig who. was …
PlaceRobben Island Museum
… and seashell that would then be used to build homes. In 1795, a British military expedition took control of the Cape … and seashell that would then be used…
ArticleGeneral South African History Timeline: 1700s
… on board, of whom about 200 drown during the disaster. 1795 Maynier is driven out of Graaff-Reinet by burghers who … government. With the first British…
PlaceApartheid Museum, Johannesburg
… following its adoption by the Constitutional Assembly on 08 May 1996 and certification by the Constitutional Court in …
PlaceDutch Reformed Church, Johannesburg
… On Thursday 08 July 1897 two daughter congregations ceceded from the DR …
ArticlePrevention/Treatment
How is the South African Government dealing with the aids epidemic? In 1987, the apartheid government recognized that HIV and AIDS had the potential to…
PlaceSignal Hill
… at the Imhoff Battery at the Castle in Cape Town. In 1795 during the Napoleonic Wars , Britain took the Cape …
The Story of PR Pather, the grand old man of Indian politics in South Africa: Chapter One - By Riashnee Pather
… 12 December 1969 3 Interview with Ambiga Pather. 25/08/1998, Durban 4 The Leader. 12 December 1969. 5 Interview with Ambiga Pather. 25/08/1998 & The Leader…
Education Feature from Frene Ginwala's Thesis
Originally no provision was made for the education of Indians. The Reverend Stott of the Wesleyan Mission established a school for Indian labourers in 1868 and…
PlaceTokai Arboretum, Tokai Forest
… the Southern Suburbs. The Tokai Manor House constructed in 1795 has a nursery and the land beside it was set aside by …