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Josie Mpama - 1903–1979
PlaceHumansdorp
Humansdorp has grown from a small Town in 1849, with the purpose of serving mainly the Farming community. Today it has flourished into a diverse Town with…
The Integrated Community Apartheid Could Not Destroy: The Warwick Avenue Triangle in Durban
Urban struggles apartheid local and civic and the transformation of the state: the case of community organizations in Durban
Restructuring the Apartheid City - Cato Manor - A Prime Urban Reconstruction Opportunity
The Erosion of Residential Segregation in South Africa: The 'Greying' of Albert Park in Durban
The Group Areas Act and Community Destruction in South Africa - The Struggle for Cato Manor in Durban
Race, Ethnicity and Conflict in the Indian Diaspora
Hamba Khaya - Go Home to Mumbai - Tracing the New Indian Diaspora
The Historical Development of the Apartheid Local State in South Africa: The Case of Durban
The Local State and Residential Segregation: Durban and the Prelude to the Group Areas Act
ArchiveApartheid, Urban Segregation, and the Local State: Durban and the Group Areas Act in South Africa
ArchiveDeputy President Cyril Ramaphosa: Memorial Service of Steve Mokone
Programme Director, Minister of Sport and Recreation Fikile Mbalula, Acting Premier of Gauteng Ms Qedane Mahlangu, Family and friends of Steve Madi Mokone, …
ArchiveMy Life by Stephanie Kemp
Genocide Masquerading: The Politics of the Sharpeville Massacre and Soweto Uprising
ArchiveSharpeville and After: Suppression and Liberation in Southern Africa
ArchiveSteve Mokone: the striker who broke the apartheid barrier
The first black South African footballer to play in Europe, was told whenever he scored it would be in the cause of independence. Jonathan Wilson tells of a…
ArchiveThe sad secret kept by the trailblazing South African Steve Mokone
When the Dutch journalist Tom Egbers first decided to find out what happened to his father’s footballing hero, he could never have imagined where it would lead…
EventSouth African Soccer legend Lucas Radebe was born
Lucas Radebe was born in Diepkloof in Soweto. He comes from a big family of six boys and four girls. The ‘chief’, as he was affectionately known started his…
EventFormer South African football coach Clive Barker is born
Legendary former Bafana Bafana coach is born in Durban, Kwazulu Natala. The ‘Dog’ as he is nicknamed, led the South African Football team to their first…
PlaceGroot Brakrivier, Mossel Bay Local Municipality
Great Brak River (Afrikaans: Groot-Brakrivier) is a Coastal Village which nestles in, the Garden Route. Situated midway between George and Mossel Bay. …
ArchiveNeville Alexander and South Africa’s New Left, c. 1957–1964 by Allison Drew
ArchiveWelcome to Mitchell's Plain by Ludmila Ommundsen Pessoa
PlaceUmhlanga, Durban
The history of Umhlanga Rocks is really interesting. Umhlanga Rocks was initially home to San hunter-gatherers and was later occupied by Nguni-speaking people…
EventFormer Bafana Bafana Legend John Moeti dies
The Former Bafana Bafana and Orlando Pirates legend who was known as "Dungi" was part of the Pirates team in 1995 that won the CAF Champions league title and…
ArchiveThe exilic geographies of the South by Benjamin N. Lawrance and Vusumuzi R. Kumalo
In August 1960, Dugmore Boetie fled South Africa and entered Bechuanaland (present day Botswana) on foot. He was part of a flow of “discontented young men”…
PlaceMokopane also known as Potgieterus
Mokopane is also known as Potgietersrus. This is a Town in the Limpopo Province, of South Africa. The Town was established in 1852 by the Voortrekkers who…
PlaceMokopane- also known as Potgietersrus
Mokopane is also known as Potgietersrus. This is a Town in the Limpopo Province, of South Africa. The Town was established in 1852 by the Voortrekkers who…
PlaceMhlathuze River
The Battle of Mhlatuze River was a battle fought between the Zulu and Ndwandwe tribes in 1820, following the Zulu Civil War. The Ndwandwe hierarchy was a…
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