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PlaceQueenstown, now known as Komani.
… an African religious sect, were gunned down by police on 24 May 1921 during a clash over land issues . …
ArticleLiberation history Timeline 1960-1969
… as an advocate, leading the evidence of Robert Resha . 24 August, Geraldine Fraser-Moleketi , trade unionist, ANC … under the ninety-day law but is released…
ArchiveCHAPTER ONE: A Conceptual Overview by Kumi Naidoo
This chapter comes from the book
Chapter 10 - The Character, Role and Significance of SANSCO
… we agree with but we cannot say so publicly (Interview, 1995). The revolutionary nature of SANSCO was also reflected … with women students within AZASO …
PlaceMooivallei, Dairy Farm
… milk by making Gouda. Louis du Plessis, who had spent 24 years as manager and later chief executive of the …
PlaceHaartbeespoort
… the Dam Wall. Scott reinforced the cofferdams and by 24 May 1921 the Crocodile River was “tamed” and concrete …
ArticleHistory Grade 11 - Topic 4 Contextual Overview
… groups, namely the Broederbond and the Reddingdaadbond. [24] The broederbond were not against capitalism but were … Journal of African History 1, no. 2 (1960…
ArchiveChimamanda Ngozi Adichie: A Reformist-Feminist by Charles Nwosu
… Sun won Adichie the Orange Broadband Prize for Fiction [24] and was a National Book Critics Circle Award Finalist, a … of a Yellow Sun (New York: Alfred A…
PlacePageview
Fietas (as the place was popularly known) is one of the oldest communities in the Western suburbs of Johannesburg, and one of the first 'locations' (multi…
ArchiveSouth Africa’s Radical Tradition, a documentary history, Volume Two 1943 - 1964, by Allison Drew
… at Kliptown, Johannesburg on 25 and 26 June 1955 Document 24 - “Wreckers at Work", (Editorial), Liberation. 18, April …
Le Rona Re Batho by Phyllis Naidoo - Introduction
From the book: Le Rona Re Batho (An account of the 1982 Maseru Massacre) by Phyllis Naidoo, South Africa, 1992 After the raid into Lesotho on Thursday, 9…
36. The fault of Indian immigrants is their poverty and their skin
… immigrants, of whom 3,244 were British Indians, including 24 females and 37 children. Of course, the Immigration Act …
Freedom In Our Life Time - African National Congress Activities
… the national sports day organised by Mr. R. G. Baloyi ”Š 24 ”‰on the 6th August; the considerable rally of Africans of …
PlaceMuizenberg and Marina da Gama
… part of the City’s Biodiversity Network. There are 24 nature reserves located throughout the City and GZNER is …
Archive2001 - President Mbeki, State of the Nation Address, 9 February 2001
… Programme has increased a hundred fold from 62, 249 in 1995 to 6, 495, 205 by November 2000. 412, 000 new telephone … of UNISA reports in its categorisations…
ArticleThe Empire of Mali (1230-1600)
… sources claim that during his reign Mansa Musa conquered 24 cities with its surrounding land, thus expanding the …
ArticleThe African Union (AU)
Context As the Organisation of African Unity (OAU), founded in 1963, was established as a loose association of African states with limited mechanisms for…
ArticleBoeremag Treason Trial Timeline
… while handing down his judgment in the Boeremag trial. 24 July, Details of a five-phase plan to terrorise black …
ArticleAfrican National Congress Timeline 1910-1919
… John Tengo Jabavu and Dr. Walter Rubusana are present. 24 October, Pixley ka Isaka Seme , future co-founder of the …
ArticleHistory of the ‘Indian Opinion’ newspaper
… relocated it to a one hundred acre farm named Phoenix just 24 kms from Durban. This reflected the influence of Leo …
ArticleHow Unique was Slavery at the Cape?
… of Torments. (London: Routledge, 1993). ↵ [iv] Ibid, pg. 24. ↵ [v] Ibid, pg 5. ↵ [vi] O.F. Mentzel, A Geographical and …
ArticleTimeline of Land Dispossession and Segregation in South Africa 1900-1947
… farming becomes a major rallying point for the ICU. 1921 24 May, A clash between a force of about 800 white policemen …
ArticleThe role of gender in Ndebele architecture
… fact that, since 1811, the South African region has seen 24 major conflicts and over two score smaller localized …
ArticleRustenburg Timeline 1850-2001
1850 The Nederduitsch Hervormde Church (Nederduitsch Reformed Church) establishes a congregation in Rustenburg. 16 November, A Hervormde congregation is…
ArticleAfrican Resistance Movement (ARM)
… ARM, planted a bomb at the Johannesburg train station on 24 July 1964. He called the police, warning them to clear …
Increasing repression and the turn to the armed struggle
… townships and placed them under siege for two weeks. On 24 March while the Regional Secretary General of the PAC …
ArticleWomen in African Literature: Writing and Representation
Africa has produced a number of female authors who were, and still are, able to assert themselves as writers, both on a national and international scale…
Biographical contribution on Nozizwe Charlotte Madlala-Routledge
… and journals, such as Work in Progress and Speak ”. In 1995, she was the co-author of the chapter “South African …
Bishop Tutu’s 1999 interview on NewsHour
… a black majority government. Mandela became president. In 1995, the South African government tapped Archbishop Tutu to …
ArchiveAll That Glitters - Bridging two worlds by Emilia Potenza
… of nearly 1 in 2 of being permanently disabled. In May 1995 there was a terrible disaster on Vaal Reefs gold mine …