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… Lords; Ladies and Gentlemen. I have had the rare pleasure in the short time that I have been in the United Kingdom to savour the hospitality of the … British people, particularly its highest representatives in Buckingham Palace. The warmth of the welcome, the gracious …

… 60 feet on Smith Street, bought from the widow, Ms.Rossouw in 1801. The purchaser, Johannes Bissinger, wasted no time in erecting the Building and in taking out licences to keep a billiard table and to sell …

… of 76 after a 30 minute performance for Roberto Saviano in the Italian town of Caserta. Nicknamed 'Mama Africa' or … and entered the global stage. Makeba built her reputation in the music industry in the 1950s singing for the Cuban Brothers and the Manhattan …

… make recommendations on a definition of political offences in the South African situation; to discuss, in this regard, time scales; and to advise on norms and … of political prisoners and the granting of immunity in respect of political offences to those inside and outside …

… the working class and the need to consolidate democracy in our country. Various inputs were made in the workshop. The workshop focused among others issues: - … on society and the labour movement. - Deepening democracy in the movement and in the country as a whole and how we as …

… by the French to be the capital, after they colonized it in 1830. The city name is Arabic; 'al-Jazair' and literally means "the islands". This in reference to four islands formerly off the coast but joined to the mainland in 1525.     Algerian History spans; thousands of Years some …

… 25 and 26, only five weeks from now, there will assemble in Kliptown, near Johannesburg, people from all corners of … will take place at a time when the political situation in South Africa has never been so critical as it is today. … of the country appears dark and great uncertainty has set in everywhere in the land. No one is sure of his home any …

… In 1912, in Johannesburg , one of South Africa’s most famous art … was established. The Everard Read Gallery has grown in sophistication and size, just as Johannesburg grew into South Africa’s capital of finance and business. In 1980, the prestigious suburb of Rosebank welcomed the …

… born on 7 January 1959. Mokoba played a significant role in the struggle for freedom especially amongst the youth, and this determination was clearly seen in his various occupations and activities regarding the … can be seen as motivation for his later involvement in youth movements. He was born under the cruel injustices …

… to a comrade to engage him on an article he had written in one of the local newspapers to engage him on one of the … a [neo-liberal] structural adjustment programme” in 1996. We reproduce the letter as a two part series with … on Monday next week.] Part I Dear Comrade Evaristo* In your article, you refer to our adoption of the GEAR …

… of human rights activists, after June 1976, arrived in Lesotho in droves. By 1977 it was around 10-15 persons arriving … of the homelands where jobs were few. Homeland regimes in impoverished tribal areas, discour­aged employers from …

… upon us, once more affording us the opportunity to account in a comprehensive manner to the citizens on the awesome … they have mandated us to fulfill. All of us, in the executive and legislatures, the majority party and Members in the opposition benches, are called upon to outline …

… of Africa. Naturally, as we review our work, we will do so in the context of our common desire to consolidate the … within the framework of the new approach to development in Africa. I refer here both to the African Union and MAP or the New African Initiative. In furtherance of our strategic relationship, we signed nine …

… Five civilians were killed and forty injured in a bomb explosion in the Sanlam shopping centre in Amanzimtoti , Natal South Coast. Umkhonto we Siswe  (MK) …

… Gertrude Shope was born in Johannesburg, but grew up in Zimbabwe. She was trained as a teacher and went on to teach in Natal and Soweto. When she was 29 years old she decided to …

… 800,000 people, though over 60% of the population lives in urban centres. The large majority of Tunisians are Arab … what is now Tunisia when she founded the city of Carthage in the 9th Century BCE. The city of Carthage fought a series … Rome. Following the Punic Wars against the Carthaginians in 264–146 BCE. The region was ruled briefly by the Vandals …

… 2nd and 4th President of Uganda. He first came to power in 1962 but was ousted by Idi Amin in 1971. Nine years later, Amin was overthrown, and Obote … has largely been overshadowed by “The Butcher” Idi Amin in the Western media, but Obote was also accused of …

… Oos is next to Loftus Versfeld Stadium and is located in City of Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality, Gauteng, South Africa. The Dutch Reformed Church's history in Southern Africa begins with the arrival of the Dutchman, … for example, with his arrival at the Cape, is to thank God in a public prayer and to ask his blessing for the business. …

… 'Swartkrans'. They are believed to have been discovered in about 1896 or 1897, and were opened to visitors in about 1900. Previously, in 1895, geologist Dr D Draper had reported on the discovery … https://www.maropeng.co.za/news/entry/caving_in_a_brief_history_of_the_cradle_of_humankind-  1 November …

… Chatsworth is a historically Indian township located in Durban some 14km south-west of the City centre, in the Umhlatuzana River Valley, north of Umlazi. Initially, … called Chatsworth , part of Witteklip, which was acquired in 1848 by one Samuel Bennington and named by him after …

… as a temporary measure, to operate for three years, in order to provide time for a new commission, The Natal … to investigate all aspects of Indian life and labour in Natal. It was expected as a result of the pegging act that … obtaining a permit from the Minister of the Interior. In this way the situation in Durban was "pegged". It was not …

… The present discussion will be based largely on experiences in Dar es Salaam and on information obtained from other … from time to time. . . . WHAT IS WRONG? . . . No one in the movement can be content with the present situation; … failure of our leadership to introduce a political line in the movement which could orientate it to our main tasks: …

… As a young man, Sean MacBride, an Irishman, spent time in prison for his part in the struggle for independence of his own people. From 1973 … as United Nations Commissioner, he distinguished himself in his work for the independence of Namibia. President Sam …

… prolific and powerful artists who played a leading role in introducing avant-garde art to the country. Born in 1894 in South Africa, Irma Stern receives her formative education …

… Tsambo, stage name Hip Hop Pantsula or HHP was born in Mafikeng, North West Province on 14 September 1980.[1] Hip Hop Pantsula was raised in Mmabatho, and attended Saint Alban’s College in Pretoria.[2] He is a South African Motswako hip hop …

… exploitation of elephant herds on a massive scale began in the 1970s. Organized gangs of poachers used automatic … tusks through several African countries to destinations in Eastern and Western countries. The huge increase that … weapons availability and widespread government corruption in many exporting countries, which decimated elephant …

… Bafana played against the German national soccer team in an international friendly match, in Dusseldorf in Germany. The game was part of Bafana Bafana's preparations …

… as a loyal Natalian, first came to South Africa as a child in 1850. He later became a journalist and political leader, … George Robinson. He became the owner of the publication in 1855. After devoting his time to the newspaper, Robinson went on to play an important role in Natal politics for over three decades. He was elected to …

… Artist George Msimang was born on 26 October 1948 in Durban. Msimang's interest in art began at school although art was not offered as a subject. He left Lamontville High School in 1968 after completing Standard VIII. He came to the …

… express my heartfelt thanks for the invitation to partake in such a sumptuous meal and share some views with you. I … I readily obliged. I did so because no public figure in his or her right mind would not jump at a rare opportunity to meet the doyen of the media: in civilised parlance, "to share views";yet in reality to …