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… The Ben Schoeman N1 freeway between Johannesburg and Pretoria, named after the then minister of transport, was … an intelligent transport system (ITS), serving to monitor and improve the flow of traffic, has been implemented. SA … (Sanral) plans to add an additional lane in each direction and to install toll gates to ease the situation. It is also …

… 1986, two African National Congress members, Sipho Dlamini and Busi Majola were shot dead in a house near Mbabane in … both formerly been students at the Swaziland University and were Mbabane hospital employees. It was reported that a … he did not want to create tension between South Africa and Swaziland.   According to City Press the same incident …

… of South Africa's disenfranchised cut across ethnicity and had to be fought on a broad united front. He gave the … a new lease of life when he assumed its presidency in 1945 and galvanised the Indian people into militant passive … the rights of all South Africans to the end of his life and remains entrenched in our history as an eminent …

… This play is ‘A Protest Theatre And Political Satire Farce’. It follows the exploits of 5 … is one designed for the most elite Tender_prenuers and Busy_ness men. Set during the period of post the 2014 … to Nkunzi Emnyama (The Commander In Chief), The IT Cadre and the EAT Comrade (The CIC’s right hand men). We also meet …

… the number of countries that had broken off diplomatic and commercial relations with South Africa. The Committee … close to twenty member states still maintained diplomatic and commercial ties with South Africa. The country was under … South Africa is our own for the first time since Union, and may God grant that it will always remain our own.” …

… from 145 religious, cultural, peasant, intellectual and political bodies was hosted in Pietermaritzburg, Natal. … convention of elected representatives of all adult men and women, regardless of race, colour or creed. The Republic, … of the Sharpeville Massacre, where 69 people were killed and scores left injured in what has come to be known as …

… Britain's foreign secretary, Geoffrey Howe, accusing him and President Reagan of supporting South Africa’s apartheid government. The attack by Kaunda on Howe and Reagan came at the height of popular unrest across South … than through violence. He went on lashing out at Reagan and British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, accusing them …

… part of the Ivorian team reputed to be hugely talented and yet has been eluded by any major trophy in the last decade. He was in the team in both the 2006 and 2010 world cups and is in line to make his third appearance in World Cup …

… James Kantor was a lawyer who owned a law firm and employed his brother in-law Harold Wolpe. Unbeknownst to … August 1963 in his office. He was released later that year and immediately went into exile in London. He left the law profession and wrote about his experiences under the apartheid …

… State commandos. A day before the assault De Wet, his men and burghers, set off from Smitsdrif. Following a few gun … the station was surrounded by 1 000 men with four guns and he called upon the post to surrender within ten minutes. … De Wet then ordered his commandos to fire at the British and they in turn returned fire. …

… who would become their worst nightmare. His guards purged and killed Obote’s supporters who were seen as a threat to … administration. In 1972 he savagely attacked the Israelis and the British who previously had been his close foreign … Libya agreed to help, Amin, promptly expelled the Israelis and more than 50,000 Asians holding British passports from …

… close relationship. Pamela Beira failed to appear in court and a warrant of arrest was issued, but the court learned … It banned extra marital sexual relations between White and other ethnic groups. Sex between White and other races became a criminal offence in South Africa …

… wrote; "As Christian people we dare not remain silent and passive in the face of injustices inflicted on members of … expressing disturbance over reports of police cruelty and deaths in detention. Bishops called for an investigation into and protests against the provision of legal indemnity to the …

… Frensch Verwoerd, former South African prime minister and chief architect of apartheid was born in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, to Willem Johannes Verwoerd and his wife, Anje Strik. Driven by a strong sympathy for the … by the caucus of the National Party as its new leader and prime minister on 2 September 1958, following the death …

… The Prisoners, Gerard Sekota. Sex and Sedition. The South African Police, Harry Bloom. Cartoon, … Marais. The Press: Strijdom’s “Last Barrier”, George Clay and Stanley Uys. Race Zoning in Cloud Cuckoo Land, Leo Kuper. … Hon. A. Creech Jones. Kampala Diary, M.M. Carlin. Israel and Africa, E. Ben-Horin. Towards an African Literature ii, …

… Roelf Meyer, former politician and National Party (NP) negotiator at the Convention for a … between the key major political parties, namely the NP and the African National Congress (ANC). Former Sate … previous held under the apartheid regime. In 1997, Meyer and Bantu Holomisa formed the United Democratic Movement …

… until 1961). Nasser was the second president of Egypt and the first president of the United Arab Republic. His … of wasting Arab nationalism on an unwinnable war, and an alliance with the USSR that brought little material … al-Sadat, who made peace with Israel, recovered the Sinai, and established generously subsidized closer ties with the …

… The minister of justice, Gen. J.C. Smuts, took over and formed a new cabinet and South Africa joined the war against Germany. This step caused bitter dissent amongst the pro-war and anti-war sections. References: Potgieter, D.J. et al. …

… to process those suspected of Mau Mau involvement. Abuse and torture was commonplace in these camps, as British guards used beatings, sexual abuse and executions to extract information from prisoners and to force them to renounce their allegiance to the …

… of Ulundi, during the Anglo Zulu War against Sir Frere and his men. Cetshwayo undertook the trip to request that he … with the British again. The Queen granted him his request and allowed him to return to South Africa to be a ruler of a … on his return, a Civil War had erupted in the Zulu Kingdom and he was forced to flee to Eshowe, where he died in 1884. …

… 1879. It occured shortly after the Battle of Kambula and Rorkes drift. During this battle, King Cetshwayo's 10 000 strong army was defeated and his military kraal destroyed by British troops. In this … the small town of Eshowe close to the Zulu capital Ulundi and guarantee victory against the Zulu kingdom. Defeat in …

… Abraham Stockenström le Fleur, Griqua leader (kaptyn) and visionary, was born in Herschel, CC. He was the son of Abraham le Fleur and one of the leading figures in Griqualand East. Both he and his father were extremely active in the 1890s on behalf …

… left in 1959 as part of the cast of the musical King Kong and was barred from returning when the apartheid government … the United Nations twice on the horrors of apartheid, and became one of the world's most recognised voices against … to a jubilant welcome. Makeba continued to perform and serve as a goodwill ambassador until her death on 9 …

… Yellow, black and white Truth and Reconciliation Commission poster. …

… Yellow, black and white Truth and Reconciliation Commission poster. …

… Black and white poster with title and ANC Logo. …

… Black and white poster. Artwork of various people and title. …

… Silkscreened;black and red; Abasebenzi: Written and Directed by Mzwakhe …

… Dark and light grey and red poster. Photograph of a man. …

… Silkscreened;black and red; Abasebenzi: Written and Directed by Mzwakhe …