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… 1st January, 1912 The 1913 Presidential Address, Kimberley, Cape, 11th October, 1913 The 1919 Presidential …

… Sobukwe was allowed to join his family in Galeshewe, Kimberley. However, he still remained under twelve-hour house …

… early 1960s. In 1985 a tram service was reintroduced in Kimberley as a heritage system. …

… sent a delegation to the Non-European Conference, held in Kimberley on 23 June 1927. It refrained, however, from voting … Conference, which was opened 23rd day of June 1927 at Kimberley, together with such representatives of the … and in South West Africa assembled in the City Hall, Kimberley, on Thursday June 23rd 1927, resolves that the …

… been discovered in South Afrika, on the 13 October 1867 in Kimberley . This marks the first recorded discovery of … diamonds were found in the vicinity of the present-day Kimberley , leading to the establishment of De Beers …

… South African School of Mines, which was established in Kimberley in 1896 and transferred to Johannesburg as the …

… he was put under house arrest in his home in Galeshewe, Kimberley, until his death. …

… recruits from Stellenbosch, Worcester, Port Elizabeth, Kimberley and mission stations the like of Saron and Mamre. … the majority of the Cape Corps assembled at the depot in Kimberley to undertake a month’s training in gunnery, … Sadly, for members of the Cape Corps who arrived in Kimberley at the ‘conclusion of hostilities in Europe in …

… The divisions of Barkley West, Hay, Herbert and Kimberley were probably proclaimed at about the same time. … was proclaimed a separate Crown Colony with its capital at Kimberley. In 1876, Chief Waterboer, in whose name the …

… The divisions of Barkley West, Hay, Herbert and Kimberley were probably proclaimed at about the same time. … was proclaimed a separate Crown Colony with its capital at Kimberley. In 1876, Chief Waterboer, in whose name the …

… he was put under house arrest in his home in Galeshewe, Kimberley, until his death. …

… by Mtutuzeli Matshoba;  Notes from a Black Writer, Kimberley: The Prohibition Years by Ronnie Joel; Modderdam, …

… fields in the then Transvaal , and the diamond diggings at Kimberley . Today, it serves as a gateway to the central and …

… beyond the Koedoesberg along the Riet River, southwest of Kimberley, although Kausob himself cited the farm Soutpan as …

… ruling class for the first time - the opening up of the Kimberley diamond mines and, later, of the Rand gold mines. … gold mines was based upon the practices of Rhodes in the Kimberley mines of the Cape. The Cape laid the military and … The late Dr. A. Abdurahman, in the course of a speech in Kimberley on September 29th, 1913, said: The Northward march …

… Zachariah Keodirelang Matthews , was born in Kimberley in 1901, the son of Peter Motsielwa and Martha …

… This was complicated by the discovery of diamonds in Kimberley and gold on the Rand. Also, South Africa was a …

… This is nearly twice the size of the man-mined big hole of Kimberley. …

… J.B Marks 18 October, Rioting spread to Port Elizabeth and Kimberley and 25 Africans were killed. In East London enraged … of the land. 8 November, Police fire on demonstrators in Kimberley. Fourteen are killed and 39 wounded. A flyer … is held in Port Elizabeth to protest police attacks in Kimberley and East London, which results in the death of 22 …

… this biography. Content Chapter One - From Abbotsdale to Kimberley Chapter Two - The year with the ICU: 1921 - 1926 …

… Port Elizabeth and East London six times a week; Kimberley twice weekly; and Durban and Cape Town once weekly. …

… and Grendon knew each other personally. While living in Kimberley during the 1890s, Grendon collaborated on political … as his friend. Grendon and Bud-M’belle both lived in Kimberley’s Malay Camp. Plaatje lodged for a time with …

… Cape Town, Maskew Miller Longman, 1991, p.24. The town of Kimberley was named after John Wodehouse, Earl of Kimberley, who at the time was the British Colonial … insignificant Griqualand West territory near present-day Kimberley. The land was in the middle of a community of mixed …

… 19, 1991. Seretse was born on 16 May 1936 in Bothaville, Kimberley. He attended primary school in Alexandra, and …

… Sidney Thapelo Thekisho, stagename ProVerb was born in Kimberley, [i] Northern Cape on 12 April 1981.[ii] He is a …

… African Indian Football Association (SAIFA) was founded in Kimberley, where a national competition for Indians - the Sam …

… Seroke Alexandra .Black Egoism, a poem Noorie Cassim Kimberley,  It Is the Storm, (a poem: Thabo Mooke …

… face reads: 'Trooper C.C. Gilchrist died of Enteric Fever Kimberley, March 13th 1900. Trooper F.W. Whinfield died of …

… pre-emptive strikes against British garrisons in Mafikeng, Kimberley and Ladysmith. They also scored some morale …

… 1933. He was educated at Christian Brothers College in Kimberley. After completing his matric, Woods enrolled at the …