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… On 12 June 2005, Rain Queen Makobo Modjadji VI died in a …

… Harry returned to England and died eight years later on 12 October 1860 in London. He is buried at St Mary's, …

… late Nelson Mandela won the  vast majority of votes with 12 237 655 (62.9%), the National Party(NP) under the …

… On 12 January 1984, a strong delegation of African National …

… in the 19th century. The struggle can be traced back to 12 April 1877, when Theophilus Shepstone, despite Boer …

… Hope). On 3 February 1488 Dias landed in Mossel Bay. On 12 March 1488 Dias erected his first padrÁƒÂƒ£o, or stone …

… of uniting and becoming one body.” [x] (Mabele in Kotze, 1988:49) The play was devised by female workers from NUTW and … Ibid. pg 87 [viii] A. Sitas in A. Kotze. Organise and Act. 1988, Culture and Working Life Publications, Department of … Natal, Durban. Pg 21.   [ix] A. Kotze, Organise and Act. 1988 Culture and Working Life Publications, Department of …

… anti-apartheid movement and not just there for publicity. [12] Goldblatt, David. 1994. "Personalities." Africa Media … Fields bribed Mbete’. Mail and Guardian. Accessed December 12, 2016. http://mg.co.za End Notes [1] The history behind … ↵ [12] In 1991, artists like Stevie Wonder wanted to perform in …

… had registered and 6000 were accepted by Government. May 12, Chamney announces that all Asiatics entering the colony … appeal to Supreme Court for return of applications. June 12, Gandhi informs Smuts of decision to apply to Supreme … and "murder" of Thambi Naidoo's stillborn son August 12-13, Officials of the Natal Indian Congress including Dawad …

… Armadale Castle The Armadale Castle was a mail steamer of 12 973 tons. A sister ship to the Kenilworth Castle, she was … and was broken up in Japan in 1907. The Athenian made 12 round trips to the Cape, as well as a single north-bound … to return home. In 1648 they were saved by a fleet of 12 ships under the command of W G de Jongh. Jan van Riebeeck …

… this year. The Coolie Consolidation Amendment Act, Law No. 12 of 1872 makes provision for a Protector of Indian … administrative system in order to give effect to Law No. 12 of 1872. 1874 At a time of extreme labour shortage, the …

… the influence of the minority governments to the south. [12] Despite its good intentions, Tazara never truly achieved … Journal of African Historical Studies 44 2011, p.222 ↵ [12] R.W. Johnson ‘Nyerere: A Flawed Hero’ The National …

… the influence of the minority governments to the south. [12] Despite its good intentions, Tazara never truly achieved … Journal of African Historical Studies 44 2011, p.222 ↵ [12] R.W. Johnson ‘Nyerere: A Flawed Hero’ The National …

… for the Treason Trial Defense Fund, which raises 12,000 pounds by April. It was supported by the Trade Unions … work closer to South Africa. 1978 Tim Jenkins sentenced to 12 years in jail for distributing pamphlets. He escapes in …

… as a ‘multi-national’ state comprising of between 10 or 12 ‘nations [2] ; hence the formation of the ‘self-governing’ …

… in the back of a police van, to Pretoria. He died there on 12 September 1977. Biko's funeral was the first big political …

… Lloyd George becomes Prime Minister of Great Britain. 12 December Joseph Joffre resigns as Commander in Chief of …

… you to go to bed at 3pm and on holidays like Christmas at 12 noon,” he later wrote.  Longing for home A gentle soul … Later in life, as editor of the Sowetan newspaper from 1988 to 2002, he famously championed a ground-breaking …

… Hector Pieterson, a 12-year-old South African boy, was one of the first students … poses in 2011 with his iconic photo of Hector Pieterson, a 12-year-old shot by police during the 1976 Soweto uprising in … opened  in Soweto on a street not far from where the 12-year-old student’s death sparked a revolution. The words …

… listened to a jazz programme on the Voice of America from 12.00 - 1.00am. Jo, one of the cleaning squad, was about to … writing across the photograph say KILLED IN MASERU - 9.12.1982. Or perhaps they won't, to ascertain whether the … into one family. Time has obliterated 30 comrades and 12 Basothos from our collective memory. The exigencies of the …

… its peak strength it had around 23 000 members. More than 12 000 South African servicemen fought in World War One, and … Cape Corps faced Turkish forces again during a marathon 12-hour battle. Fifty-one Cape soldiers were killed, a …

… made warding off attacking fleets easier! This hill was 12 km South of Albertinia and 26 km West of Visbaai This Hill …

… On 12 June 1909, Natal voted in favour of the formation of the … Boddy-Evans A. (n.d.),  ‘This Day in African History: 12 June,’ from  African History , [online] Available at  …

… of Boyds. It was officially opened by John X Merriman on 12 September 1882, and was named after HW Pearson, Mayor of …

… Rudolph Ludewyk “Okey” Lewis was born on 12 July 1887 in Pretoria.[i] Rudolph was South Africa’s …

… The name is of biblical origin , (1 Samuel 7:12) and means 'stone of help'. Also spelt 'Ebenhaesar ' or ' …

… access to abortion services upon request during the first 12 weeks of pregnancy, and in certain cases, access to the …