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… introduced as a result of the bubonic plague that hit Cape Town in 1901. SAMA did not restrict its membership to … in the various branches. The APO also put pressure on the Cape Progressive Party to require from its sister party in … the support of the Afrikaner Bond came into power in the Cape Colony. Hence the balance of power was decidedly in …

… but protracted rebellion in the eastern districts of the Cape in what becomes known as the Third War of Dispossession … between the Khoi-San of the colonial authorities 1800 Cape Colony: An official newspaper press is established. A … anyone who attempts to publish. In July 1800 the Cape government orders the publication of a weekly newspaper …

… not South Africans, was held to be unconstitutional by the Cape High Court. In the confirmation hearing in the …

… the votes cast. Voting took place in some parts of Western Cape but not in the metropolitan areas and some rural areas … in all 11 languages. 17 March, Allan Boesak appears in a Cape Town court to face nine charges of fraud and twenty one … Maloti-Drakensberg Park , Mapungubwe Cultural Landscape , Cape Floral Region Protected Areas , Vredefort Dome , …

… Read more on Slavery at the Cape After the establishment of a refreshment station at the Cape, Jan van Riebeeck was to ensure a constant supply of … In 1653, Abraham van Batavia, the first slave at the Cape arrived aboard a ship named the Malacca. The following …

… East India Company started a refreshment station at the Cape for its VOC shipping fleet on their way to East and/or … 1653 Abraham van Batavia, the first slave, arrives at the Cape. Before the first shipment of slaves in 1658, a hand full off slaves had already arrived in the Cape with their 'owners'. By 1658 there were 11 slaves, 8 …

… East India Company (VOC), establishes a station at the Cape of Good Hope, at the southern tip of Africa. 1656 The … conflict between the Dutch and local Khoi erupt at the Cape. 1657 The first 12 free burghers settle along the Liesbeeck River in the Cape to cultivate land to provide ships stopping at the …

… Community Arts Project (CAP) established in 1977 in Cape Town, the Open School based in Johannesburg and Afrapix, … with other groups in South Africa such as Junction Avenue, Cape Arts Project, and Staffrider Magazine. Medu Members in … A number of plays were produced at the festival by the Cape Arts Project, the most interesting of which being a mime …

… on the eastern seaboard offered many advantages to the Cape's colonial government. It was an ideal landing place for … the height of this conflict during the 1980s, the Eastern Cape suffered much of this violence. …

… back to the expansion of Dutch colonial settlements in the Cape . Land and livestock dispossession resulted in wars … in Queenstown and partly in the Wodehouse divisions of the Cape Colony. It had numerous valleys which were suitable for … previously set up by the colonial government- the Cape Commission on Native Laws (1883) and the Glen Grey …

… Belhar township, Rylands Estate and Hanover Park on the Cape Flats. [ix] In 1970 District six was renamed Zonnebloem, … to an 18th century colonial farm [x].  In 1979 the Cape Technikon, a White technical university, was constructed … of Zonnebloem as 'tainted' land ensured the failure of the Cape Town Municipality to re-develop a large part of the …

… formed. The mfecane influenced southern Africa from the Cape Colony to Malawi. Source: www.nationalgeographic.com/ … its influence over an enormous area stretching from the Cape Colony to East and Central Africa. It came to an end in … when the dissatisfaction with British rule at the Cape and the desire for self -government inspired an …

… critical life skills is underway in KwaZulu-Natal, Eastern Cape and Limpopo provinces. Another issue is the decline in …

… influence spread over a vast area, stretching from the Cape Colony to East and Central Africa. Some historians argue … Andrew Smith, leader of an expedition sent from the Cape Colony, visited Mzilikazi in 1835. Smith wrote of his … by a group of Dutch farmers (or Boers) who left the Cape Colony. Mzilikazi decided that the Ndebele would …

… Union of South Africa (ASUSA) Durban Students Union Cape Peninsula Student Union Society of Young Africa (SOYA) … of South Africa (YCLSA) Transvaal Youth Organisation (TYO) Cape Border Youth Union (Eastern Cape) Western Cape Youth Organisation (Western Cape) Student …

… Slaves at the Cape were forced to carry passes. This made it easier for … Africans was in the early 1800’s. However, slaves at the Cape had been forced to carry Passes since 1709. Farmers at the Cape ran short of labour during the first British occupation … Illustrated History of South Africa: The Real Story: Cape Town: Reader’s Digest.|Gordon, R.E., Talbot, C. J. 1983. …

… was formed in 1953 at a Coloured People's Convention in Cape Town. The organisation aimed to unite Coloureds against … sort of treatment began shortly after the founding of the Cape of Good Hope  and it was repeated in other parts of … ranks still contained liberals who subscribed to the old Cape egalitarian ideal of equal rights for “civilised” men, …

… Organisation at local level soon began in the Eastern Cape, with the formation of street and area committees, which … did not really understand black dynamics, and in Cape Town where coloured UDF leadership faced the same … was stabilised and attacks by vigilantes decreased. In Cape Town, violence erupted in mid-1986 as a result of forced …

… while the Community Arts Project (CAP) was based in Cape Town. These projects were responsible for the production …

… influence of Leo Marquard. 1926  Bram leaves for the Cape where he works for six weeks on a fruit farm in the Tulbagh District and then goes on to University of Cape Town (UCT) to study law. The same year Bram becomes UCT … January, Bram attends the annual conference of the CPSA in Cape Town. December, Bram is elected onto the central …

… formation of new political and cultural associations. In Cape Town, the war rhetoric politicised some sections of the coloured community in Cape Town, the war was fought on premise of freedom, … when the government announced the formation the Cape Coloured Permanent Commission (a body that would advise …

… and women to its ranks. Included in the movement were the Cape African Teachers Association (CATA), the Cape Coloured Teachers League of South Africa (TLSA), the Cape African Voters Association (CAVA), and the Transkei …

… from the riches and investment brought to the country. The Cape Colony wasn’t the leading economic state in the country … (SAR) and Cecil John Rhodes became the premier of the Cape Colony in 1890. Rhodes was from Britain and had made his … In September and October 1895 the Drift Crisis between the Cape Colony and the Transvaal or SAR developed. The Cape had …

… from the riches and investment brought to the country. The Cape Colony wasn’t the leading economic state in the country … (SAR) and Cecil John Rhodes became the premier of the Cape Colony in 1890. Rhodes was from Britain and had made his … In September and October 1895 the Drift Crisis between the Cape Colony and the Transvaal or SAR developed. The Cape had …

… of the trading system set by the Dutch. At the advice of Cape Governor W.A. van der Stel, the Dutch colonial … Khoi-San raid more than 40 cattle of Dutch farmers at the Cape. (Wallis) 1702 Trafficking cattle and ivory at the Cape colony is firmly established. An expedition of ivory …

… roots of apartheid, from the colonial occupation of the Cape in 1652 through the creation of the Union of South … his expedition of Dutch Calvinist settlers landed at the Cape on 6 April 1652.  van Riebeeck had received a commission … settlers (“free burghers”) in the arable regions around Cape Town, where wine and wheat became the major products. As …

… rally in Soweto on 10 February 1985. Groote Schuur estate Cape Town. Source: http://www.igougo.com/ “...What freedom am … and the NP. After his release, on the same day, he went to Cape Town’s City Hall balcony from where he addressed … Bishopscourt, the official residence of the Archbishop of Cape Town where he held a press conference in the garden on …

… UDF launch at Mitchell's Plain in Cape Town. Source: http://www.nelsonmandela.org In the late … 1983 in a community hall in Rocklands, Mitchell’s Plain in Cape Town. Three organizations did not attend the UDF launch, … government. In both coloured and African townships in Cape Town protests and against the government became gathered …

… the British. Of these, the British, who had taken over the Cape from the Dutch in 1795, were the most powerful group. … He had heard how the British had defeated the Xhosa on the Cape Eastern Frontier. The first boundary line In 1843 Napier, who was the Cape Governor, and Moshoeshoe signed a treaty of friendship …