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… Richard Rive: A Memoir, Stephen Gray;  Literary Standards in SA Poetry, Nick Visser, Douglas Reid Skinner & Kelwyn … True Confession, Lebogang Maripe; Three Poems for a Sister in Jail, Barbie Schreiner; My Army, Bicca Muntu Maseko; … Many Ways, Dikobe wa Mogale. REVIEW: You Can't Get Lost in Cape Town, Annemarie van Niekerk. …

… a United Arab Republic. The first two countries to engage in this initiative were Syria and Egypt on 22 February 1958. … of Syria and Nasser of Egypt, after a public referendum in both countries. These two countries adopted a flag made of … came to an end when Syria withdrew its membership. In spite of this development Egypt continued to use the name …

… League of Nations. Africans South West Africa no share in Government therefore take no part in incorporation negotiations. South Africa itself denies … Africans. Only 40 per cent African Children accommodated in mission schools. 95 per cent Africans are imprisoned under …

… them Jewish - who fought against institutionalised racism in South Africa. Denis Goldberg, Helen Suzman, Ronnie … testimony to the personalities of some remarkable people. In a few cases - like those of the late Isie Maisels, Rowely … primairly a collection of portraits it is also a 'history-in-the-round' of the last sixty years, as seen from a …

… E.D. This step improved discipline and assured uniformity in procedure. The Military Police was to maintain discipline … Provost Companies of the Corps rendered valuable service in North Africa and one in Italy during WW2. The title of the MPC was returned to …

… cable between Europe and North America which was completed in 1858. During the 1870s, technology improved considerably … and across the Mediterranean to Suez. Soon Bright was in a contest with Werner von Siemens to reach India. While … from South Africa to India, Singapore and Australia. In 1890 rates from the United Kingdom to South Africa were 8s …

… who had been driven apart by Zulu and Ndebele raids. In 1867 and 1868, most of Moshoeshoe's land was overrun by … time. This state of affairs led to increased tension, and in 1880 the Gun War broke out. The result of the conflict was … rule from London, where it remained until its independence in 1966. …

… improper relationships and involvement of the Gupta family in the removal and appointment of Ministers and Directors of State-Owned Enterprises resulting in improper and possibly corrupt award of state contracts and …

… Church square in Woodstock has given rise to Apartment blocks, for much … here, but now housed here is the South African Brewery in what is now known as New Brighton! …

… River which has its source in the Fountains Valley and flows through Pretoria. Said to … after the large population of Vervet monkeys that lived in trees on its banks, between Daspoort and the Fountains …

… Name employed in the 18th Century for the Coastal Area on the peninsula … who was the Bishop of Milan and developed the use of music in church services and restored its ancient melodies as the …

… BEAT, Nelson Mandela's famous declaration to the court in his 1964 terrorism trial, expressing his readiness face execution. In fact the sentence was reduced to life imprisonment. This …

… Baker after the amalgamation of eight mining companies in April 1909, when Crown Mines Ltd was founded. The office … an experimental laboratory with a prominent brick chimney. In 1978 the property was taken over by Rand Mines (Pty) Ltd. …

… his second wife, Ruth, had been detained for questioning in connection with alleged espionage. Gerhardt was commanding … important Simonstown naval base. They were jailed in December 1983 after being convicted of spying for the …

… Mziwonke 'Pro' Jack was gunned down next to his home in Cape Town. Jack was a taxi conflict mediator in Cape Town when he was murdered. The escalating violence … A Crime Against Humanity: analysing the repression of the apartheid state , Johannesburg: Human Rights Committee, p. …

… a press conference to permit those men who refuse to serve in the army to make their contribution to the nation in a 'non-punitive, constructive alternative service'. They …

… to those who served or currently serve their country in the armed services, in an active theatre of operation.  1st Tuesday monthly. …

… you go along to Worcestor, is a health resort! This region in the Worcester district is noted for its medicinal springs, … valley'. Governor Van Plettenbere noted it as Gaudiene in 1778, 13 km from Worcester. There is a post office. …

… expelled party for three years, for bringing the party in disrepute. He was replaced by Bishop Stanley Makgoba as … party president.   Source: Gastrow .S. (1992). Who's Who in South African Politics: Number 4, Johannesburg: Bavan …

… to her by Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto in 1994. The claim was made by eleven members of the League who resigned in protest at her style of leadership. …

… South Africa's first national democratic elections held in April 1994, the president of the African National Congress (ANC), Nelson Mandela, was sworn in as South Africa's first black president at the Union …

… that its origins may be of Khoikhoi or Dutch origin. In Dutch "kommetjies" are a series of small depressions in the veld which, when combined with "Drift", does not make …

… a party with near-complete control over the government. In 1964, Kenyatta had the legislature create the position of … president and granted him considerable executive powers. In 1969 Kenyatta banned a new opposition party so he could … (Accessed: 01 October 2012)| Body-Evans A. ‘This day in African history: 10 November’ , from About African History …

… Gambia is one of the smallest countries in West Africa. It gained its independence from Britain on 18 … became a republic within the Commonwealth of Nations. In 2013 Gambian President Yahya Jammeh withdrew his country …

… on 10 March 1990, when he beat Israeli Fabrice Benichou in Tel Aviv, Israel. Known as “The Hawk”, Ncita went on to … times. He lost the title to American, Kennedy McKinney in 1992. …

… Arab nations. Egypt's military forces, the fifth largest in Africa, is one of the best in the region. The new diplomatic relationship with Israel …

… into Namibia, the South African forces will be remain in southern Angola until the Angolan authorities have restricted SWAPO activities in accordance with their commitments. …

… his son and daughter and to communicate with his sister-in-law. Return letter from the Chief Magistrate to Jack … visit his children, but not to communicate with his sister-in-law. …

… Gerard Leendert Pieter Moerdijk, of Dutch descent, was born in the Waterberg district, Transvaal (now Limpopo Province). … halls and public buildings, and the Voortrekker Monument in Pretoria. …

… In this pamphlet APDUSA expresses their concerns over the … what the consequences will be of those that choose to vote in the elections. There is mention also of the sellouts, …