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… Bartholomew Dias and his crew landed with his men on 3rd of February 1488, but … is regarded as the first transaction between the Europeans and the indigenous people of South Africa. In 1501, another … box has been erected under the now famous Post Office Tree and letters posted there are decorated with a commemorative …

… into the line between the rights of the media to inform and the right of the public to be informed, on the one hand, and the interests of the security of the state on the other. … intense condemnation from several civil society formations and the international community that has forced the …

… manor house was built by Dirk Cloete in 1877, and boasts of a number of fine neo-Gothic and Victorian architectural features. Further additions, as … “Beau Soleil” in Kenilworth, which was built in 1877 and declared a National Monument, after major restoration in …

… Black and white poster. Two photographs of homeless people and soldiers. …

… Black, cream and green strips. White and black lettering. Title only. …

… Yellow, black and white poster. Issued by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission. …

… Yellow, black and white poster issued by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission. …

… Yellow, black and white poster issued by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission. …

… Purple and black poster. Artwork of a head and a woman with a fist raised. …

… Black and white poster. ANC poster. Artwork of arms and African heads. …

… Purple background Black writing and artwork of parents and children. Childcare campaign. …

… Offset litho; black and red and green; Raakwys: Riverlea's own community newspaper …

… Black, white and red poster. Various black and white artwork. Chilekommitten poster. …

… its revolutionary banner to this great patroit, heroine and Titan. She may rest in peace for the seeds of her struggle and that of her organisation, the ANC, are beginning to … ANC sends its deepest condolences to the family, relatives and friends of the Luthuli family. Funeral arrangements will …

… was not only detrimental to the cultural, economic and emotional wellbeing of those on whom it was imposed , but … its subjects, exposed many to physical ailments and deficiencies that could be avoided at minimal cost. This … between the life expectancy of White South Africans and Black South Africans. Further, the infant mortality rate …

… the Bill Ainslie Studios had become a school with students and teachers. In 1977 it became known as the Johannesburg Art … of a school was of a network of people, artists, writers and benefactors coming together around a purpose of giving … College, The Alexandra Art Centre, Katlehong Art centre and Thupelo Workshop. His drive for social equality, was …

… Kwela was born in Kwazulu Natal. He was exposed to Western and traditional African music, both of which were important … met musician Spokes Mashiyane. They collaborated musically and Allen composed most of the kwela music, while Mashiyane … South African jazz artists such as Kippie Moeketsi and Barney Rchabane. He subsequently became one of South …

… South Africa. She completed a 3-year National Diploma and started her career at the Department of State Expenditure … Manager of Stakeholder relations, Aide-de-camp and Manager of his private office until his death on 5 … Good Morning, Mr Mandela in which she shares her life and the ways in which serving Nelson Mandela impacted her …

… tot Drakenstein. The area between what became Franschhoek and Stellenbosch, acquired the name Jan de Jonkershoek, so named after combining the name and nickname of two pioneering farmers in the area. One was … farmer, Jan van Saloor, also known as Jan Lui (Lazy Jan) and the other farmer was Johan Andriesz nicknamed the …

… The homeland known as Ciskei, between the Fish and the Kei River, was created between 1961 and 1982 by the then Nationalist Party Government.. This was … 000 people were forcibly removed to Ciskei between 1970 and 1982.  The establishment of the homelands also went hand …

… imposed in September 1985. While some European countries and the US initially refused to impose sanctions on South Africa, the growing social unrest and state brutality in the 1980s forced these countries to … enter South African ports, to boycott South African trade and to suspend landing rights for South African aircraft." …

… was going to be on December 20 - 21. The SA government and the ruling National Party (NP) send two separate … The delegations of the African National Congress (ANC) and the Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) were joined at the talks … Party (DP) , South African Communist Party (SACP) and a host of other political parties. Delegates agreed that …

… between supporters of the Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) and the African National Congress (ANC). This rivalry reached … stronghold had a history of violent clashes between IFP and ANC supporters that began before the 1990s.  It is … the region.  Gunmen killed 11 people including a women and a baby in an overnight attack in Donnybrook.   Hours …

… twenty months. Surgeons worldwide followed Barnard's lead, and by October 1971, recorded heart transplants numbered 178. … Mrs Dorothy Fisher was given a new heart in 1969 and became the longest surviving patient. Shortly after … Barnard revealed that he was suffering from arthritis and that his hands were becoming crippled at the joints. …

… Tzaneen on 11 September 1986. Ralepelle moved to Pretoria and attended Pretoria Boys High School, where he joined the … team. He was selected for the under- 15 squad in 2001 and the under-19 squad in 2004. Ralepelle made history in … was cleared. Currently, Ralepelle plays for the Sharks and has recently (April 2019) been tested positive by the …

… batsman. He captained South Africa in eight test matches and was the first Afrikaner cricketer to do so. After … becoming the first national convener of selectors and the first president of the Eastern Province Cricket Board … in Port Elizabeth on 23 January 2013. He was 75 years old and had been in poor health for a while. …

… voice addressing their concerns regardless of race, class and religion. On that same day, they also celebrated the 50th … consists of more than thirty-five national organizations and institutions that present labour, political parties, business ,art and culture. It has been launched in all nine provinces of SA. …

… for him to order the Hutu militia to bulldoze the church and shoot any survivors. Seromba then fled to Italy disguised as Anastasio Sumba Bura and continued to work as a priest. He handed himself over to … Carla Del Ponte. Seromba was prosecuted, found guilty and sentenced to 15 years in prison. His sentence was …

… Steve Biko died naked and unattended on the cement floor of a cell in a Pretoria … detention. Police admitted to keeping Steve Biko shackled and naked for two days, but still dismissed allegations of … the real cause of Biko’s death, with all the witnesses and all court officials playing a part. The officials stood …

… In 1982, Neil Aggett, a Trade Unionist and Medical Doctor became the first white political prisoner … organizing the Detainees Parents Support Committee (DPSC) and Detainees Support Committee (Descom). These organizations … committee set up an independent panel of doctors and requested that they be allowed to see detainees. This …