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… Toit (69), surveyor of large areas in the Karoo, dies in Cape Town. …

… (eds)(1970). Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa, Cape Town: NASOU, v. 8, p. 221. … Noot or Van Nood) assumes his duties as governor at the Cape. …

… politician and soldier in WW1, is born in Caledon, Western Cape. …

… successor to Governor Willem Adriaan van der Stel at the Cape. …

… of Finance of the RSA since 1996, is born in Kensington, Cape Town. …

… (eds)(1970). Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa, Cape Town: NASOU, v. 10, p. 55. … Proclamation by Lord Charles Somerset, governor at the Cape, ameliorating conditions of the slaves by introducing a …

… when C.J. Langenhoven addresses the English caucus of the Cape Provincial Council …

… (eds)(1970). Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa, Cape Town: NASOU, v. 11, p. 166 … Only three days after his arrival at the Cape, Jan van Riebeeck starts building on the fort. …

… collector of Africana who imported it from abroad, dies in Cape Town. …

… when C.J. Langenhoven addresses the English caucus of the Cape Provincial Council …

… Striking security guards go on the rampage in Cape Town, causing millions of rands worth of damage. …

… and author of botany books, dies in Caledon, Western Cape. …

… The parliamentary building at the top of Adderley Street, Cape Town, is occupied for the first time. …

… worth of about £50,000 are stolen from the post office in Cape Town. …

… station in Wellington starts. The first train from the Cape arrives 4 years later. …

… B. Adderley (90), colonist after whom Adderley street in Cape Town was named, dies in Warwickshire, England. …

… of a meeting between Dr Chester Crocker and Dr Savimbi in Cape Town on 11 February 1985 …

… F Botha, Minister of Foreign Affairs, and Dr Belli-Bello: Cape Town, 15 May 1986 …

… Van Riebeeck to restrict the allocation of farms at the Cape …

… (eds)(1970) Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa , Cape Town: NASOU, v. 8, pp.108-110| Vasco Da Gama [online] … and navigator Vasco da Gama completes his voyage round the Cape of Good Hope to India …

… Secondary School in Johannesburg and at schools in the Cape, then became a lecturer in Bantu languages at Fort Hare, … professor. In the late 1940s he served as secretary of the Cape ANC and was a member of the  African National Congress …

… “Connie” September was born 26 June 1959 in the Western Cape and grew up on the West Coast where her mother would … became an active member of community organisations in the Cape. …

… Martin Plaut was born in Cape Town, South Africa in May 1950.  His parents were Erwin … His father was a furniture designer who had a shop on the Cape Town Foreshore [Plaut Interior Design] and his mother … working with paints and in fabrics. His mother was born in Cape Town but grew up in Britain and his father was born in …

… Isaiah Budlwana (Bud) Mbelle was born in Burgersdorp, Cape Colony on 24 June 1870. He grew up in the Herschel district in the Eastern Cape where Sotho and Nguni languages were spoken. He was … boarding school near Fort Beaufort in the Eastern Cape, where he qual­ified as a teacher. For the next five …

… soldier of the Second World War), made their way to Cape Town with the idea of earning their passage to South … outbreak of foot and mouth disease, both found jobs on the Cape Times . Norton's outstanding ability was soon noticed by … him. He was the first South African born editor of the  Cape Times  and among the first South Africans to edit any of …

… six years old. She matriculated when she was 16 years at Cape Town High School in 1934. Post-matric, she became an … meetings amongst intellectuals and trade union leaders in Cape Town many if not all were anti-fascist socialists. She … That same year she moved to Johannesburg but returned to Cape Town where she formally joined the CPSA. She then worked …

… Carr. Baines left England for South Africa and arrived in Cape Town on 23 November 1842. He worked first as a painter for a cabinet-maker in Cape Town, and later as a marine and portrait painter. Baines based himself in the Eastern Cape between 1848 and 1853 and from there he undertook three …

… Festival), 1963: Gallery 101. Lidchi An Gallery, Cape Town (Polly Street Artists) 1964: Egon Guenther Gallery, … Avant Garde Caller/Johannesburg (solo). 1968: Green Point, Cape town (Cape Arts Festival). Argus Building, Cape Town (group). …

… In 1884 he founded The South African Illustrated News in Cape Town with a few partners. His drawings, often in a humorous vein, recorded daily life in the Cape and appeared in his own as well as other local … December 1906, his only known photograph appeared in T he Cape Argus Weekly Edition supplement on "Famous South African …

… London and was soon an executive committee member of the Cape ANC. When Robert Matji was banned in 1954, Tshunungwa assumed the duties of Cape provincial secretary and was formally elected to that … the course of the trial, factional disputes erupted in the Cape, and Tshunungwa found himself increasingly at odds with …