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… for the African National Congress  (ANC) in the 1990s. He and former police Captain Dirk Coetzee had worked together to … earphone exploded. He died instantly, leaving his wife and young child. He was only 35. …

… of the first mayor of Grahamstown, George Samuel Wood and his wife, Frances Elizabeth Wood (nee Hoole). After … including the African Union of the Bling (AFUB) and the World Blind Union.  …

… succeed Nelson Mandela’s successor as President of the ANC and of the Republic of South Africa.This meeting was the first ever between the Congress and the Soviet Union. It came three weeks after Gorbachev met …

… On 8 December 1487, Portuguese explorer and navigator Bartholomew Dias anchored in what is now known … homewards journey that he reached False Bay on 16 May 1488 and named it the Cape of Good Hope. In 1910, Walvis Bay … Diffie, B.W. and Winius, G.D (1977). Dias Discovers the Cape of Good Hope …

… parties involved could not agree on an interim government and a constitution. The first sitting, CODESA I in March 1992 … in Boipatong on 17 June when more than 40 were killed, and scores injured. It is believed that most of them were … Reddy E.S ‘United Nations and Apartheid ”“ A chronology’, contributed documents by …

… areas were allocated to White people while Black, Coloured and Indian people were removed to areas outside the urban … the Group Areas Act. Equally the Acts were discriminatory and segregating, this was in accordance with the apartheid …

… Boer Republic of the Orange Free State), the Cape Colony and Natal Colony. Thirty years later, in 1961, when the Union … of South Africa became completely independent of England and became a republic, Pretoria retained its position of …

… He studied natural sciences at the University of Poitiers and received his license of sciences from the University of … National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS) in 1974 and in 1985 professor at the Pasteur Institute. Dr. …

… Africa should continue to support Britain's war effort and the results was a clear indication of the growth of … in the Cape Province, sixteen in the Orange Free State and four in the Transvaal. The results for the other …

… utterances against the Union's apartheid laws and first to see that Holland "casts the beam out of its own … would do if South Africa was to get up in United Nations and condemned Holland for repressing the national wishes of … R. (n.d.), 'Dutch Minister for Foreign Affairs Joseph Luns and the Vietnam War' , [online] Available at www.let.uu.nl …

… from Cator Manor, an area inhabited by both Africans and Indians.  Rene de Villiers, the acting editor of the … moving on to become pictures editor for the Daily News and Sunday Tribune. Bloomfield became the first person from …

… Sizwe, military arm of the African National Congress (ANC) and General-Secretary of the South African Communist Party … Transkei. He was the sixth of seven children of Gilbert and Mary Hani. Chris Hani grew up looking after the livestock …

… Enoch Mankayi Sontonga, writer and composer of the National Anthem Nkosi Sikelel' IAfrica … of Johannesburg invited city officials, archaeologists and historians to locate his grave. Once his grave was …

… has a certain following among the old Trade Union members, and as you will see the Party is somewhat in the position of … met in our hall who called themselves the Federation and elected Thibedi General Secretary of the Federation. As … last (written in reply to a request for reinstatement, and never replied to by him), his defiance of the Party …

… in Florida between a set of eighteenth- century novels and the sea. A morning swim, a day of marginalia, lazy ambles … the flood of it not medical doctor, Turner, Richard, you. And the voice from somewhere in the sudden darkness, "Yes, … a half-life here in the wind, this walk between the water and pines of another country. Richard, if I keep to words, …

… founded the town of Salisbury (now Harare) in Mashonaland and named the territory Rhodesia in honour of Cecil John … was formed bringing together former Afrikaner Republics and the Cape Colony. South Africa was granted self governing … to London to push for establishment of self government and negotiate the terms of self government. This culminated …

… the setting up of nuclear research facilities at Velindaba and Pelinda was eventually successful in producing six … by African National Congress (ANC) cadres in 1982, and severely damaged. … May 2010]|NIRS, ' Nuclear France Abroad: History, Status and Prospects of French Nuclear Activities in Foreign …

… after Vorster was unanimously elected national leader and Prime Minister by the parliamentary caucus replacing … as he saw the change in power in Southern Africa and was quick to offer cooperation with South Africa’s …

… proposal by both the opposition United Party (UP) and the Progressive Party (PP). In 1994, following threats to … Such a stance, amid already heightened political tensions, and so close to the election, was perceived as a very real … Kalley, J.A.,  Schoeman, E. and Andor, L.E. (1999). Southern African Political History: a …

… in rugby.   Furthermore, in 2014, Welile Nkohla and the other living national captains were honoured for … Museum in Cape Town. Welile Nkohla left behind his wife and six children.   …

… to land. In later years the colonial frontier expanded and the Zulu’s were forcefully stripped of their land. By … labour came to prominence after the abolition of slavery and can be understood as a “new kind of slavery”. Workers … Shamim Marie. Divide and profit: Indian workers in Natal. Workers resistance and …

… Ms Pearl Tshabalala, a prominent businesswoman and member of the United Democratic Front (UDF) in Clermont, … of Caprivi trainees, amongst them Alex Sosha Khumalo and David Zweli Dlamini, to help him execute Jamile's order. …

… Storm'. Its aim was to reclaim land from White people and return it to dispossessed Black people. In 1990, the PAC … in the National Peace Accord. Furthermore, this attack and other APLA attacks contributed to growing fears that the …

… been due to the fierce competition between Thabo Mbeki and Cyril Ramaphosa, who were both favourites for the … that a behind the scenes endorsement by Nelson Mandela and some old guards of the African National Congress …

… in the development of infrastructure in Liberia and has received numerous awards for her efforts in the advancement of women and for her national development endeavours.  …

… 8 June 1976, security police arrived at Naledi High School and attempted to arrest the leader of the local branch of the … Enos Ngutshane. In retaliation students stoned the police and burned their car. The first sign of Black unrest in …

… Fouche was initially a farmer in the OFS Orange Free State and a staunch republican as well as member of the National … 1966 after which he served as the Minister of Agriculture and Water Affairs till 1968. Fouche was elected as the second …

… in 1865. Boonzaaier became famous for his caricatures and political cartoons. He came to Cape Town in 1882 as a … was included in the exhibition ‘South African Cartoonists and Comic Strip Artists’ at the Pretoria Art Museum. …

… company that owned the Rand Daily Mail, the Sunday Times and The Daily Express newspapers, allocated costs to each of … month later, the company was forced to sell their building and presses when the overdraft soared to R40 million in an …

… for bringing to the attention of the British public, and working to change, the appalling conditions inside the … concentration camps in South Africa built for Boer women and children during the Second Boer War. …