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… Sir Benjamin D’Urban assumes office as Governor of the Cape of Good Hope. …

… by the Honourable R F Botha, Minister of Foreign Affairs: Cape Town, 20 March 1984 …

… The workers` occupational health clinic in Cape Town - new ways to meet workers` needs …

… of political violence on health and health services in Cape Town, 1986 …

… Founder of and first commander of Cape Town ,  Johan Anthoniszoon van Riebeeck , was born in … South Africa, and he was commander of the colony at the Cape of Good Hope from 1652 until 1662. … New History of South Africa . Tafelberg Publishers: Cape Town. pg 42. …

… (now Gauteng ). She grew up in the small town of Coligny , Western Transvaal (now North West Province ) with her mother …

… Anna de Koning was to make quite a name for herself at the Cape, moving from being a slave to becoming the mistress of that great Cape property, Groot Constantia. It is believed that Anna was … meaning she was very young when she arrived at the Cape. Anna, the only slave from the time of whom there is a …

… the Workers' Party of South Africa, Johannesburg, to the Cape Town branch, 26 August 1937 … August 1937. The Workers Party of S. A., P.O. Box 1940, Cape Town. Dear Comrades, I enclose herewith 15/-. being the … the Workers’ Party of South Africa, Johannesburg, to the Cape Town branch, 26 August 1937 …

… academic and former student leader from the University of Cape Town (UCT), is sentenced to ten years imprisonment, with … the office which houses personal files on Africans in the Western Cape. The blast was part of ANC campaign aimed at … Air Force secret radar installation at Klippan in the Western Transvaal, causing extensive damage and undisclosed …

… 1834 to assume his duties as Royal Astronomer at the Cape. He immediately established an observatory and scheduled … to 1848 he surveyed an area stretching from Namaqualand to Cape Agulhas to redetermine calculations of the size and … for a trigonometric survey and accurate mapping of the Cape colony. Some of his beacons are still used by …

… Mangaliso Sobukhwe is born in Graaff-Reinet a town in the Cape Province. 1940 Sobukwe enrols at Healdtown Institute … PAC National Executive Committee, attend a rally in the Western Cape. When a crowd of PAC supporters at the rally in … arrest. Poqo activists operating in Graaff-Reinet in the western part of the Cape Province and the Mount Coke areas in …

… after Nicolaas de Waal , the first administrator of the Cape Province. He initiated the Road's construction. De Waal … and is the main highway leading out of the City towards Cape Town International Airport and the Southern Suburbs . … today! The proposal for renaming the Road came from Cape Times Editor, Tony Heard , who was present at the …

… in Jersey, Channel Islands, a British Crown Dependency in Western Europe. At the age of fourteen, he ran away to sea. … use as a merchant navy training ship. It was converted in Cape Town and renamed the General Botha in memory of General …

… as a primary school teacher. After teaching in the Cape for several years, he went to the  Griqualand West … Bechuanaland as a British protectorate. Returning to the Cape, he opened a boarding house in Queenstown, an enterprise … eventually made him one of the wealthiest Africans in the Cape, rivaling such men as  John Tengo Jabavu  and  Walter …

… Richard Rive was born on 1 March 1931 in Cape Town, and grew up in District Six, which was a Coloured, … the aid of a scholarship, Rive attended high school in Cape Town and studied at the University of Cape Town (UCT), where he graduated in 1949. Rive then …

… a Graphic design and Fine Art Photography diploma at the Cape Town Technical College. In 1994 he started as a trainee … from 1995 to 1997 for various publications such as the Cape Times, Cape Argus, Muslim News, Associated Press and iAfrica picture …

… Woods made a speech to 1000 people at the University of Cape Town in which he again attacked the government and … (Editor - The Daily Dispatch), 6 September 2012, Eastern Cape, South Africa …

… on 30 June 1945 he was appointed the Chief Rabbi of the Cape Town Hebrew Congregations and his duties covered the Cape and South West Africa (now known as Namibia) and the … as Zambia). He held the position of Chief Rabbi of the Cape Town Hebrew congregation for more than thirty years …

… schools and universities started at secondary schools in Cape Town and spread to primary schools and spread finally to … The boycott of red meat was called for by the Western Province General Workers Unions. A boycott of Colgate … The formation of the United Women's Organization in the Western Cape. This became instrumental in the formation of …

… Liberation League of S.A.) , Mr. Ahmed Ismail (President, Cape Indian Congress) , Mr. M. A. Gamiet (President, Cape … demanded. Mr. M. M. Kotane (African National Congress, Western Province) thought the amendment of the New Era … of 30 members, 20 of which shall reside within the Western Province. The Headquarters of the National Committee …

… asked to lead its establishment at The University of the Western Cape, Western Cape Province. The Workers College programme …

… Durban in honour of Sir  Benjamin D'Urban, governor of the Cape Colony from 1834 - 37. It is thought that the first … named Port Natal. It was founded by merchants from the Cape Colony under the leadership of British Lieutenant F.G. … Reader's Digest Illustrated Guide to Southern Africa, Cape Town: Reader's Digest Association South Africa, pg 87. …

… presented at the Black Sash at National Conference in Cape Town on 15 February 1971 discussing: Apartheid, racial … presented at the Black Sash National Conference in Cape Town …

… and sons Paul and Theunis. They settled in Rosebank, Cape Town, in the Cape Province. Roux, a master draughtsman, is known as a … Roux served as a part time lecturer in painting at the Cape Technikon and continued to teach from his home in 1978. …

… Gallery, opened by Dr J.R. Derbyshire, Archbishop of Cape Town. Press reports on the event throw light on white middle-class tastes in Cape Town at the time. Derbyshire indulged in some wartime … to the "intelligentsia" and their "art tyranny" (The Cape Times, 30.7.1941). This seems, in context, to have been …

… South Africa with its military and industrial power." The Cape Argus, 14.5.1971. These were in particular students at … movements in Africa. Cf. Suidwes-Afrikaner, 14.4.1972. The Cape sea route will continue to remain important even though … South Africa with its military and industrial power." The Cape Argus, 14.5.1971. Until recently these countries were …

… the infrastructure of the country and backed by the Western powers he managed to build bridges, hospitals, … him. Media was censored and controlled by the emperor, and Western journalists were no longer allowed in the country. …

… Nana Henrietta Moabi (nee Radadi) was born in Lichtenburg, Western Transvaal (now North West Province ) on 18 September …

… children. In 1958 they got a municipal stance in Central Western Jabavu to erect a shack. In 1976, her son  Tsietsi …

… National Union of South African Students, University of Cape Town, Cape Town from 28 November to 3 December 1981. The banning of … National Union of South African Students, University of Cape Town, 1981. …