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… Cafes A number of notable restaurants arose in the Grey Street area. These included Simon’s Cafe, … restaurants. Later on came Victory Lounge. It was here in the Grey Street area that the famous "bunny chow" … regulations. African people were not allowed to served in Indian restaurants but had to resort to take-aways. As a …

… collapsed. You can read about the crisis of Apartheid in the 1980s in section 5 of the grade 12 material. The collapse of communism in the Soviet Union was another major cause of the end of …

… oil tanker, ran aground on the rocks near Victoria Road in Oudekraal in the Cape on 29 July 1977. It was being towed to a wreckers … to the Kenilworth Castle, she was built by Fairfields, in Glasgow, Scotland, and came into service in 1903. In 1914, …

… Scramble for Africa. This British coined the term sometime in 1884, and it has since been used to describe the … powers were slow to realise the benefits of claiming land in Africa and had mainly kept to coastal colonies. However in 1884–5 the Scramble for Africa had truly began in earnest …

… I am a student at Principia College, a senior majoring in Political Science and minoring in Sociology and Anthropology.   Project:  Women Participation in African Litterature Pre and Post-Colonialism: The Life of …

… brightest. What do 10 December 1961 , 1984 and 1993 have in common? 1961 - Albert Luthuli received the Nobel Peace … industrialist and inventor of dynamite, left $9 million in his will to establish the Nobel Prizes. He stipulated that … Literature, Physics, Chemistry and Physiology or Medicine. In 1968 the Bank of Sweden added the award for economic …

… Together with civic organizations, the youth played an in important role in the struggle against apartheid in the Western Cape. The first youth congress named the Cape …

… accepted by both parties. The guidelines to be formulated in terms of the Report will be applied in dealing with members of all organisations, groupings or … prisoners and the granting of indemnity to people in a phased manner and to report before the end of August. …

… sometimes referred to as Rooikoppies (red hills), is based in Rustenburg, in the North West province of South Africa. The town was established in 1870 and later expanded into seven White owned farms by … 3 August 2017)| Madi, P., (2015). ‘The Women of Marikana' in The Centre of Applied Legal Studies, retieved from: …

… This section of the grade 10 curriculum was developed in 2009. While much of the content is still relevant to the … different. However, it provides for great further reading. In this section you will look at how the expansion of … stations and eventually permanent European settlements in the Americas, Africa and India. Early European voyages of …

… shores of Table Bay they came into contact with Khoikhoi.  In the summer months the Khoikhoi moved around between the areas of Table Bay, Swartland and Saldanha Bay in search of fresh grazing pastures with their cattle herds. … Company or the Vereenigde Oost-Indische Compagnie (VOC) in 1652 as a refreshment outpost. The outpost was intended to …

… van allerlei uiteenlopende elemente" which, "in uiterlike vorm eenheid probeer wys, maar wat innerlik … fusion will endure" Nine months later, after the furore in and out of Parliament over anthems and flags and the … Fusion left untouched the fundamental cleavages in White South African society. The manner of the country's …

… Cape Once revolutionary armies of France invaded Holland in 1795, the British feared that the French would take … Holland became known as the Batavian Republic. Therefore in 1795, the British seized control of the Cape from DEIC. … of the Cape, handing it over to the Batavian Republic in 1803. However, due to the break out of the Napoleonic Wars …

… 1910 - 1919 1910 January 1, Indian Opinion reduced in size for financial reasons.  January 6, Rev. Charles … with Lord Selborne, High Commissioner of the Transvaal. In letter to J. C. Gibson, Gandhi refuted the charge that … Immigration (Licences) Act Amendment Bill. February 9, In Gandhi's office Mrs. Amacanoo and Mrs. Packirsamy took off …

… that appeared as the subsidiary of the Kaffrarian Watchman in September 1872. Whilst building a cottage to work from, … that cost three pence, now known as the Daily Dispatch. In June 1874, Thomas William Goodwin bought the paper and … Goodwin formed a partnership with William Lance in November 1876, who became the succeeding editor. The …

… In 1824 Nathaniel Isaacs obtained from Shaka, King of the amaZulu , a grant of land in the area immediately surrounding the bay of Durban. … Initially settlement about the bay was haphazard, but in 1835 local residents decided to lay out a settlement with …

… the right of Asiatics to trade and acquire fixed property in the Union. 12 May, the Asiatic Inquiry Commission, appointed in February 1920 to inquire into laws concerning the right of Asiatics to trade and acquire fixed property in the Union, submits an interim report.  Although the …

… and resources from the 1810s as the start of the Mfecane. In the east: break-up of the Ndwandwe kingdom and rise of the … its consolidation under Dingane As a child, Shaka Zulu was in exile from the Zulu kingdom while his father, Shaka … with the Mthethwa led by Dingiswayo. Shaka Zulu grew up in the court of Dingiswayo and became a soldier in the …

… Origins One of the defining moments in the struggle against apartheid in South Africa was the  Sharpeville Massacre  and its … consider whether to abandon the principle of non-violence in favour of a campaign of sabotage. Significantly, the …

… The Grey Street Mosque, 1880-1930 Indians began settling in Natal from 1860 when the first indentured workers … a hundred thousand of Natal’s population of one million in 1904. Ten percent were Muslim, 87 percent Hindu, and two … into the dominant culture and, after self-Government in 1893, introduced legislation to legally separate the …

… divided educational departments into one national system. In 1993, President FW de Klerk established the Education … the duplication inherited from the apartheid system. In January 1995, all government-run primary and secondary … integrated, and the first stage of the transformation in education had begun. Eleven years into the new democratic …

… when he involved European powers to gain recognition in Belgium. The Scramble for Africa took place during the New … African country of Ghana). European colonisation of Africa in the late 19th century Africa before European colonisation … Africa was characterised by widespread flexibility in terms of movement, governance, and daily lifestyles. The …

… from the Clakesburg Institute, a Teacher Training College in Transkei . 1939 Govan Mbeki publishes "Transkei in the Making" a work of political analysis which is deeply critical of the system of local government in the Transkei. 1940 January 4, Govan Mbeki marries Ma …

… The first slaves arrived at the Cape in 1658, despite Jan van Riebeeck's several prior attempts at … 1658, the Dutch merchantman, the Amersfoort , arrived in Table Bay with a valuable cargo of 174 slaves. Henceforth, … the global stage of slaveholding societies.   Slavery in the early Cape Colony however took on a completely unique …

… The Kingdom of Kongo was a large kingdom in the western part of central Africa. The name comes from … speaking peoples. [i] The Kingdom would reach its peak in the mid 1600s [ii] . The Kingdom of Kongo would eventually … centered around the great city of Mbanza Kongo, located in what is now northern Angola, (location: 6°16′04″S …

… violence, tension and conflict. That is unacceptable and in nobody’s interest. The well-being of all in this country is linked inextricably to the ability of the … announcements, in particular, go to the heart of what Black leaders – also Mr Mandela – have been advancing over …

… In September 1915, the Union Government offered to raise an infantry battalion of Cape Coloured men for service in the First World War. A strict selection process was … and 30, minimum height 5ft. 3in., chest measurement 33 ½ in., unmarried and without dependants would be accepted for …

… groups to repel  Zulu King Shaka’s onslaught. They settle in the region of  the Butha-Buthe Mountain, and Moshoeshoe … a diplomatic agreement is reached. The British withdraw in 1854. 1858 Moshoeshoe fights a series of wars with the … the boundaries of Basutoland, cutting Moshoeshoe’s area in half. 1870 King Moshoeshoe I dies. 1871 Basutoland comes …

… violence, tension and conflict. That is unacceptable and in nobody's interest. The well-being of all in this country is linked inextricably to the ability of the … announcements, in particular, go to the heart of what Black leaders - also Mr Mandela - have been advancing over …

… group which represents many traditional leaders and chiefs in South Africa. It seeks to work with the South African … of traditional leadership under the apartheid regime. In 1975, Chief Buthelezi, a very important chief in KwaZulu, established the Inkatha National Cultural …