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… The iconic role garnered him international acclaim and the series would prove to be one of the most iconic … Zulu, Cele landed minor roles in a few international films and starred in a number of local productions. … M Zulu and C Motsepe (2007) Henry Cele died 'an angry man' from News …

… 1840. Finding Livingstone in 1871 brought fame for Stanley and he became known as the man who uttered the words “D.R … finding Livingstone, Stanley continued to explore Africa and went deeper into the Congo region. …

… with traditional kingdoms Ankole, Buganda, Bunyoro and Toro receiving federal status and a degree of autonomy. Buganda, under the leadership of …

… Laubser worked with German Expressionists in Berlin, and soon after returning to South Africa she developed a … a member of the South African Society of Artists (SASA) and received many art awards during her career. …

… was a defendant in the trial of the "Soweto 11" and was jailed for two years. Answers have been transcribed … but questions were partially inaudible on the tape, and thus are not verbatim …

… The post offices at Waldau and the Waterberg in German South West Africa (now Namibia) … missionary Eich with his small party of German women and children safe passage from Waterberg to Okahandja, SWA. …

… was constructed by means of combining the traditional oval and road course.[ii] The racecourse hosted the penultimate … Motorcycle Championship Grand Prix in the years 1999, 2000 and 2001.[iv] The Phakisa Freeway has a capacity of 60 000 … The race course comprises of a 4,24 Kilometre road course, and a 2,4 Kilometre oval course with no chicanes.[vi] The …

… the territory; they declined the German’s proposition and insisted on an unconditional surrender. As per agreement … Louis Botha, Colonel de Waal, Major Bok, Major Esselen and Major Leish. The treaty that saw the end of German rule … Namibia) was signed by General Louis Botha, Governor Seitz and Major Victor Franke. The Treaty became known as The …

… to the residents of Transkei, Bophutatswana, Venda and Ciskei. A Transitional Executive Council (TEC) was set up for these deliberations, consisting of the ANC and the SA government. These territories had about 10 million … was 1 January 1994. The agreement sparked off reactions and counter reactions. The first reaction was from the …

… rejected our demands for the recognition of our Union and the amelioration of our conditions, and they force us to take strike action against them to … stand by us in our struggle, to give us every aid, moral and financial that you can. Unless the employers agree to …

… young Mbeki joined the ANC Youth League at the age of 14 and became active in student politics. After his schooling at … Party (NP).  The NP withdrew from the GNU in June 1996 and Mbeki became the only deputy president. Mbeki was elected President of South Africa on 14 June 1999 and was inaugurated as President on 16 June 1999. In 2005 …

… Verwoerd firmly believed that races should be kept apart and each race should develop along its own lines. … South Africa was changing from a monarchy to a republic and to argue his case to remain within the British … Africa had become an isolated nation. Verwoerd was stabbed and killed by Demetrio Tsafendas on his bench in the House of …

… on 6 November 1913, which included 127 women, 57 children and 2037 men, Gandhi was arrested. He was released on bail, rejoined the march and was re-arrested. The Indian Relief Bill was finally scrapped. Gandi returned to India, and through his consistent passive opposition to British …

… Trade unionist, politician and businessman Allison Wessels George (A.W.G.) Champion died … Durban. He was known as a campaigner for racial equality and, himself a Zulu, devoted his life to the betterment of … 2013]| Tabata, WF. 2006.  AWG Champion, Zulu Nationalism and 'Separate Development' in South Africa, 1965 - 1975. A …

… Founder and first president of the Pan Africanist Congress (PAC) , … away in the Kimberley General Hospital between midnight and 01h00 on February 27, 1978. Sobukwe died of lung …

… that the Department of Information was being disbanded and replaced by a Bureau for National and International Communication. The move resulted in changes …

… In 1862 the property was purchased by President Kruger and remained in his family until; 1903. During this time an … in a Georgian style, as well as two adjacent Buildings and a Barn, had been erected. This is not the only Farm known …

… Students' Organisation (SASO), the Marxist Front, COSATU and the Azanian Liberation Movement. The unbanning allowed … Mayaphi, Teko Mokhou, Tandisile Jada, Mcebisi Waqu and Sindiso Sigcu, all of them political prisoners. …

… as the government struggled to plug a shortage of doctors and pharmacists and other professionals needed to fight the HIV/Aids …

… of Parliamentarians voted in favour of this motion and Chiluba was subsequently charged with corruption and embezzlement of state funds. …

… on the log with 180, followed by Egypt with 156 medals and Nigeria with 128 medals. The closing ceremony of the … table tennis, taekwondo, tennis, volleyball, weightlifting and wrestling. …

… Bantu Holomisa was dismissed as Deputy Environment and Tourism Minister after revealing that the African … He also alleged that the owner of Sun International hotels and billionaire paid the sum of R5 million to secure his …

… Front criticized the police actions at a Guguletu Funeral and made a call for police to stay away from funerals. This … flags displayed, people giving the black power salute and crowds of people singing freedom songs. …

… boycott of all South African racist sporting organizations and supported the African bloc’s proposal to exclude the country from both the Munich Olympics and the Olympic Movement itself. Subsequently, on 15 May …

… from Jamba Airport in Angola. A total of 141 passengers and crew members perished. It is not clear what caused the … the plane was overloaded by forty people. A crew member and two passengers survived the crash. …

… in Durban in 1965. Didiza became Minister of Agriculture and Land  Affairs in 1999 and in 2006 she became Minister of Public works under …

… third win of the tournament, having won his first in 1993 and his second in 1997, beating South Africa’s Ernie Els. The … tournament has attracted the best players over the years and continues to be one of the most prestigious sporting …

… in 1999. He had his Test debut in 2004 and his One Day International (ODI) debut in 2008. Amla is … International Cricket Council (ICC) in both Test Cricket and ODIs. He is the younger brother of former cricket player …

… compared to others that have ravaged the country before and after this specific one. The latest earthquake to hit the … recorded was in 1716 .It measured 7.5 on the Richter Scale and claimed 20 000 lives. Algeria is one of the few … List of important earthquakes in Algeria between 1365 and 1990,   [online] Available at  iisee.kenken.go.jp …

… The Executive Committee of the Orange Free State Native and Coloured Women's Association sent a petition to … Women pleaded with him to persuade the Prime Minister and Minister of Native Affairs to relax the pass laws. By …