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… member, Masabata Loate, who was killed by a group of about 20 men. Another son of Thabo Lengane, Kalelo Legane, voiced … politically motivated. Although both the Azanian People’s Organisation and the United Democratic Movement expressed …

… officials announced that they were releasing about 20 political prisoners but it was later stated that political …

… President Thabo Mbeki unveiled the Women's Monument at the Union Buildings in Pretoria. The aim of the … struggle and marked the 44th anniversary of the march of 20 000 women to the Union Buildings. The celebration and … 2001/02, Pretoria: GCIS, p. 90).| ‘Mbeki unveils women's monument’ , from news24, 9 September [Online], Available at …

… for the start of substantive negotiations on South Africa's future constitution, a Convention for a Democratic South … session in Johannesburg was going to be on December 20 - 21. The SA government and the ruling National Party (NP) … Kessing's Records of World Events : News Digest for November 1997, …

… The massacre followed the eruption of violence on 20 October 1952, as the Mau Mau protested the arrest of Jomo …

… - 19 by Carol Hermer The diary of Maria Tholo - September 20 - October 17 by Carol Hermer The diary of Maria Tholo - …

… The Women's Memorial was unveiled in Bloemfontein, on the same day as the celebration of Dingaan's Day upon which the Voortrekker victory over the Zulu at … was celebrated. The ceremony, which was attended by 20 000 people from all over the country, was to commemorate …

… On 20 September 1914 Jacobus Herculaas de la Rey, known as Koos …

… [online] Available at: www.midafricam.co.za [Accessed 20 September 2010] …

… South Africa did not have crude oil reserves, the country's balance of payments had to be protected against increasing … Today its operational footprint extends to more than 20 countries and they export to over 100. Sasol is one of the …

… On 19 and 20 January the British forces under Lord Chelmsford, who had …

… that the Hospital has responded to. The hospital’s priority still remains the promotion of good service, … forward”, says one of the staff at Addington. Today’s Hospital Manager, Dr J. Hurst, shares similar views … of service excellence “We work tirelessly to fulfill our mission and each problem is a driving force towards success”, …

… is located where the police station and old magistrate’s court was based. It opened on 21 June 1990 but closed a few … . Accessed [20/05/2020].   Monique Mortlock (2016), SAPS Museum reopened … . Accessed [20/05/2020].   Show Me (2009), The Police Museum in … . Accessed [20/05/2020].   …

… 1930, in a provision introduced by General J.B.M. Hertzog's government, empowered the minister of justice to prohibit … of the Internal Security Act (ISA) of 1982, people's names were on earlier lists compiled in terms of the … with it a penalty of a fine of up to R20 000 or up to 20 years' imprisonment without the option of a fine. In …

… of the Farm Security Administration (FSA). During the 1940's and 1950's documentary photography in America expanded to … from Oxford named Anthony Sampson to replace Bob Crisp. [20] >Once Sampson replaced Crisp as editor Drum 's stories … and car keys; ordering journalists to report to police stations where they were interrogated, arrested, detained, …

… new regional situation? How will it affect South Africa`s own liberation struggle? TAMBO : An independent Zimbabwe … These include the linking of all white families to police stations and army posts by means of radio transceivers; … technical personnel; and measures to secure all police stations throughout the country. I do not think I will be …

… new regional situation? How will it affect South Africa's own liberation struggle? TAMBO: An independent Zimbabwe … These include the linking of all white families to police stations and army posts by means of radio transceivers; … technical personnel; and measures to secure all police stations throughout the country. I do not think I will be …

… Maria Groesbeek and Christian Buys were married in the 1950's. During their seventeen years of marriage they lived with … and fell in love with Buys' friend, Gerhard Groesbeek, a 20 year old railway worker. Wanting to marry him, she asked …

… On 20 February 1970, the Springbok rugby team was presented with … 'President Award to Boks today' from The Cape Times, 20 February, (Available at the National Library of South …

… On 20 June 1971, at the meetings of Organization of African Unity's (OAU) Council of Ministers, dialogue with South Africa was …

… On 20 January 1990 General Lothar Neethling sued the Vrye … at  www.doj.gov.za  [Accessed: 12 January 2011]|Wren C.S,  (1991),  South African Judge Throws Out Police Suit …

… Battle of Delville Wood in France, which raged from 15 to 20 July 1916. Thousands lost their lives in a fierce battle … the woods, dubbed by South African soldiers as the 'Devil's Woods'. During the commemoration ceremony, a new South …

… the former British Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher's son, Mark Thatcher. The day before, on 7 March, Zimbabwean … Africa en route to stage a coup in Equatorial Guinea. 20 South Africans, 18 Namibians, 23 Angolans, 2 Congolese and …

… of Johannesburg, proclaimed the first mining activities on 20 September 1886 on the farm Randjeslaagte, a piece of rocky …

… At 20:10 on 23 June 1946 a group of White men attacked and … Indian passive resistance in South Africa, 1946-1948 by E.S. Reddy [online] Available at: www.sahistory.org.za …

… the election near the end of his time in exile. Hallett’s resistance documentary work focuses on the stories of those … he knew that his marriage with Lilli was breaking up [20] . After the end of their relationship, Hallett moved to … Writes Back. Oxford: James Currey. Print. Jayawardane, N. (2013). The Photographer who Showed Nelson Mandela to the …

… of them were of German descent and identified with Germany's fight against Britain. The issue caused a split in South … an enormous role after the War. For more on South Africa's role in World War II, see our Grade 12 lesson, 1924-1948: … support from other parts of the country and more than 20 000 people rallied behind the protests. As a result the …

… region. This made the region very wealthy. Great Zimbabwe’s settlement grew to approximately 18 000 people. The town … his adventures his travels became widely known. Marco Polo’s influence on European traders and explorers  The writings about Marco Polo’s travels, and maps drawn from them, inspired hundreds of …

… [Accessed: 18 February 2015]. Luscombe, S., (2009), “Diamonds and Migrant labour in South Africa, … and labour on the Kimberley Diamond Fields 1871- 1890’s ” (Press Syndicate). Worger, W.H. & Byrnes, R.M., (1998), … South African History Online, (2011), “African People’s Organisation (APO)” from South African History Online …