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… of the Press, Sir Linton Andrews. Northern Rhodesia and Federation, K.D. Kaunda. Take it Easy, Sir Roy, Reginald … Ghana: The Morning After(ll), Ian Calvin. Algeria and France, Claude Bourdet. Tangier Diary: A Post-Colonial …

… leader of the Communist Party of South African (CPSA) and natives' representative in parliament, announced in … No. 44 of 1950 was approved in parliament in June 1950 and came into force on 17 July of that year. In 1950 the …

… Nama family in 1830. He was educated at a Lutheran Mission and was fluent in a number of European languages, as well as his own Nama. Witbooi's grandfather and father were both chiefs of the Nama group, which was a …

… in particular the spice trade. Company ships travelling to and from the East would call at the Cape to replenish their … a Dutch ship, the Nieuwe Haerlem, was wrecked at Table Bay and its crew were marooned for more than a year. Their …

… former president of the South African Indian Congress and J. Kozonguisi of the South African United Front. The AAM … solidarity movements. Based on empathy, commitment and anger at injustices, it changed the world for the better …

… This site currently occupies 47,000 hectares (180 sq mi) and it contains a complex of limestone Caves. The … (nicknamed “ Mrs. Ples ”), found in 1947 by Robert Broom and John T. Robinson. The find helped corroborate the 1924 …

… The Free State President: 'Brand ', visited this Town and shortly after it was named- Brandfort, in his honour. The … Apartheid era, Winnie Mandela was banished to Brandfort and her Home became a Tourist Attraction. The Area is known …

… off from the city in a settlement called Waaihoek and needed permits to work or reside in the city, which also … 1913 anti-pass campaign, the history of women’s struggle and pass struggles in Bloemfontein.   … (ed.) Women in South African History: They Remove Boulders and Cross Rivers, Basus'iimbokodo, Bawel'imilambo (Cape Town: …

… states; strengthening economic ties in the subcontinent; and, prevailing on them to 'display some moderation' in … power to secure these objectives by means of incentives and rewards to countries which complied with the initiative. …

… North, 1901 The Education Bill, 1906 The Coloured People and the Franchise, 1906 A letter to the Coloured People of … (1919) Protest against the Women’s Enfranchisement Act, and the Franchise Amendment Bill, 1931 …

… have given it an overlay of unique Cape Dutch, Georgian and Victorian architectural features. It was declared a … house is a good example of an earlier Dwelling, improved and enlarged in the Georgian Period, yet still retaining the …

… segregation of all public facilities, including buildings, and transport, in order to limit contact between the … most notably the Immorality Act, Mixed marriages Act, and the Separate Amenities Act. Petty apartheid is sometimes …

… was originally part of the district of Worcester and was proclaimed a separate division on 12 December 1853. … measuring as remainder 208 square roods, 48 square feet and held under Deed of Transfer 6583/1912, dated 16 August …

… which people fraudulently acquired South African passports and identity documents. She hinted that there was a need for … nabbed in the normal course of policing at airports and so on ". The use of intelligence should ensure that these …

… National Union), Zapu (Zimbabwe African Peoples Union) and others against the white minority government These … the right to vote, eliminating discriminatory laws and agreeing to a general election whereby the government …

… due to the political position of Apartheid South Africa, and the international sporting sanctions against the … Omar Henry currently resides in Stellenbosch,[ii] and has played an influential role in the development of …

… National Congress' (ANC's) first armed military operation and its Luthuli Detachment. The latter joined forces with the Zimbabwean African People's Union (ZAPU) and crossed the Zambezi River on 31 July 1967 into Rhodesia. …

… Bureau as a result of differences of opinion between him and other members. udging from the information so far … we are given to understand exist between Comrade Bunting and the E.B. We have also written to Comrade Bunting, asking …

… caused by such pressing issues as World War I and achieving Dominion Status within the British Empire. In … was spread horizontally towards the hoist from the centre and the flag of the Transvaal spread towards the fly.  …

… Mozambique had cast off the yoke of Portuguese colonialism and Pretoria feared that they might inspire and support similar efforts in South Africa. In deploying the …

… grew older, he began to undermine his father’s authority and assumed control of the kingdom. By the time Mpande died, … an ultimatum; Cetshwayo should forsake his sovereignty and his army should disarm. When Cetshwayo rejected the …

… Germany, England, America, the Netherlands, Poland and South Africa, where they could enjoy religious freedom. … they shared the same religious beliefs (Protestant), and also because most Huguenots were highly trained craftsmen …

… Content and Contributors CONTENTS Two letters on the banning of … , Ralph Ndawo , Biddy Crewe ,  Leonard Maseko , Vusumzi and the Inqola Competition. A story by Marguerite Poland . A … Frankie Ntsu kaDitshego, Mzwakhe Nhlabatsi . Front cover and illustrations to sto ries …

… be Comrade John Block, ANC chairperson in Northern Cape and Comrade Zweli Mkhize, ANC Treasurer General and Kwazulu- Natal Premier. This Launch will be preceded by a …

… [i] He began playing tennis at the age of 7 years old, and turned professional at 18. [ii] Norval is a right-handed … Australian Carl Limberger in Round 1. [v] Pietie Norval and his tennis partner, Pietie Norval won the silver medal in … |Pieter Norval stats and bio, …

… greater control over the oil rich Cabinda region of Angola and who urged Ngouabi to annex the region.  However, after … assassinate him. This act was followed by summary trials and executions of a number of political rivals judged to be …

… water projects such as the Voelvlei Dam were undertaken and new schemes like Riversonderend-Berg River Project were … of this century in order to store the water, distribute and use it more efficiently." Four decades from the day Botha …

… ever made to extradite Acheson to Namibia to stand trial and in 1991 Acheson was deported to Ireland as an undesirable … dropped out of the public eye after his arrival in Ireland and his fate remains unknown.  Note: *this date is dispute as …

… had been informed of the CCB only in January of that year, and that he would not protect any minister found guilty of … Following this, the minister of police, Adriaan Vlok, and the minister of defence, Magnus Malan, were demoted in …

… Captain Wouter Basson (aka Christo Britz), Ferdi Barnard and Charles Wildschudt (formerly Neelse). Judge Levy's report was corroborated by a Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) report, which dismissed …