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… On this day, the Johannesburg High Court found Jacob Zuma not guilty of raping an HIV-positive woman at his home in Johannesburg.[1] End Notes [1] Zuma found not guilty, …

… experienced political campaigner, was asked to handle the Johannesburg wing of the committee. Subsequently Johannesburg and Cape Town were to become the main FSAW … FSAW) was launched on 17 April 1954 in the Trades Hall in Johannesburg, and was the first attempt to establish a …

… for the establishment of an Indian Group Area south of Johannesburg, in what is today Diepkloof in Soweto. Another … 1981. On 6 June 1981, a meeting was called in Lenasia, Johannesburg to discuss how the Indian community should … cast their ballot. In Fordsburg, an Indian suburb of Johannesburg, the percentage poll was 1.75%.  Despite the low …

… (ANC) in the 1940s, died in the Western Native Township, Johannesburg. He died a batchelor after a short illness and was buried at the Croesus Cemetery in Newclare, Johannesburg.   …

… history research project and photographic exhibition, at Johannesburg Art Gallery, Joubert Park. Black and white drawing in block in centre of poster, of Johannesburg with two people in front. Convened by IDASA, …

… Community Develoment of the Black Peoples Convention, Johannesburg, to the secretary, South African Students … of the same letter is addressed to the Secretary, BAWU, Johannesburg …

… Boeing 727 tri-jet, the Letaba, en route from Durban to Johannesburg and Salisbury. The Letaba, which was carrying … the aircraft, the plane was not en route from Durban or Johannesburg. "The aircraft actually took off from Salisbury … and we had just started our descent for landing at Johannesburg when the hi-jack drama started. The aircraft …

… sell-out play, “Cincinatti”, was based on Sam, who died in Johannesburg this week. Sam was alisted person under the … about anything at any time. But Barney Simon, director of Johannesburg’s market Theatre immortalized Sam by basing one … coughing up great gobs of phlegm and was taken back to Johannesburg and admitted to hospital. It was obvious he was …

… organiser of orchestral activities for the youth, died in Johannesburg. Following Boxall's death, the Children's Music … Society, the Transvaal School Music Association and the Johannesburg Junior Orchestra and Theatre merged to become …

… In 1912, in Johannesburg , one of South Africa’s most famous art … Read Gallery has grown in sophistication and size, just as Johannesburg grew into South Africa’s capital of finance and … between the Everard Read Galleries in Cape Town and Johannesburg, ensures that both galleries have access to art …

… 2001. Callinicos, Luli. Gold and Workers, 1886-1924 . Johannesburg, Ravan, 1980. Carton, Benedict. Blood from your … Reconstructive Debates in Southern African History . Johannesburg, Witwatersrand University Press, 1995. Giliomee, … Reconstructive Debates in Southern African History . Johannesburg, Witwatersrand University Press, 1995. Magubane, …

… Umbumbulu) 10-11. Lembede's gravesite, Croesus cemetery, Johannesburg 12.Signature page, ANC Youth League meeting, 14 …

… opening on 27th February 1996 at the Museum Africa, Johannesburg. Photograph of a crowd of people outside the Drill Hall in Johannesburg on the first day of the Trial, 19th December …

… in Herwoods Arcade on Pritchard and President Streets in Johannesburg - then a small town only nine years old. South … at the Empire Palace of Varieties (in Commissioner Street, Johannesburg) on 11 May 1896. The press was ecstatic. Hertz … Warwick Trading Company. They consisted mostly of views of Johannesburg taken from the front of a tram. Another of …

… its decision to move its headquarters from Lusaka to Johannesburg as soon as possible. 4 March, Several hundred … protesters in the township of Sebokeng, near Johannesburg, killing at least 14 people and wounding more … bomb campaign continues when a powerful bomb explodes in Johannesburg, injuring twenty-seven people. 6 July, The ANC …

… Congress, including Robert Sobukwe , are being held in Johannesburg and are to be charged with sedition. March 23, … African people across the country stay at home.  In Johannesburg people take to the streets.  Pass books are … Dadoo is arrested and detained for five months at the Johannesburg Fort with Hilda Bernstein , Rica Hodgson , Molly …

… Institute of Zimbabwe Hlongwane, Ali Khangela City of Johannesburg Hugh Macmillan University of Oxford  Hunter, …

… ensuring a growth in photographic literacy not only within Johannesburg but as well as in other communities and …

… vote.” [5] 2008 In a protest for free basic electricity in Johannesburg, the Anti-Privitisation Forum threatened not to …

… Economic Offences Report The Scandinavian donors got the Johannesburg legal firm, Bell, Dewar & Hall, to investigate. …

… the police station in Sharpeville, a township just outside Johannesburg.   Approximately 300 heavily armed police, some …

… for the first time. In the final, held at Ellis Park in Johannesburg on 24 June, South Africa wins the tournament, …

… Square police station. The police station‚ now known as Johannesburg Central‚ was the scene where Timol fell to his … custody following his arrest with Timol at a roadblock in Johannesburg. Essop was charged with furthering the aims of … where they were separated. Essop was then sent to the Johannesburg Central Police Station‚ where he told the …

… Sophiatown was originally a Farm outside Johannesburg , Transvaal (now Gauteng ). It was bought by … As the number of Black people increased in the Cities, the Johannesburg City Council (JCC) passed Slum Clearance … the aim of removing Black people from the inner City of Johannesburg. The JCC was controlled by the National Party …

… Gold Reef City is a re-creation of turn-of-the-century Johannesburg, which was flooded by prospectors after the … displays, it offers many fascinating insights into life in Johannesburg long before the technological age. In the centre …

… in 1985. Source: Sack, S. (1988). The Neglected Tradition, Johannesburg: Johannesburg Art Gallery …

… References: Sack, S. (1988). The Neglected Tradition, Johannesburg: Johannesburg Art Gallery, p. 100. South Africa History …

… rocket and grenade attack on Booysens Police Station, Johannesburg. Pamphlets are scattered demanding the release … Mandela the Australian Human Rights Award. 3 June, The Johannesburg Star newspaper reported a student campaign at … in southern Zimbabwe. 19 July, The Star newspaper in Johannesburg reported that the British Labour Party had …

… the African National Congress Consultative Conference in Johannesburg, December 14-16, 1990. Includes speech by Oliver … of Action, Statament of Oliver Tambo at a public rally in Johannesburg, 16 December, 1990, and speech by Nelson Mandela …

… to the south, people gathered in matchbox homes in Johannesburg’s industrial townships and community centers in … white rule. As Sekibakiba Peter Lekgoathi, a historian at Johannesburg’s University of the Witwatersrand, notes, the … on a crowd of nonviolent protestors in a township south of Johannesburg, killing 69. The Sharpeville Massacre, as it …