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… In the Rand Supreme Court, Justice Coetzee, refused to lift … Transvaal, Saturday Post, Sunday Post and the Sowetan. In additon, the security police served the president and …

… former Methodist Minister who was banned for five years in 1977 and detained on 27 November 1981, appeared before the … He was released on bail, fled the country and arrived in Britain the day before his case was due to resume on 18 …

… countries such as Zimbabwe, Ethiopia, Zambia and Tanzania. In Sweden Mandela had an opportunity to reunite for the first … time after 28 years with his comrade and former partner in a law firm, Oliver Tambo, who at that time was …

… The SASOL petrol plant in Secunda, Mpumalanga Province, went up in flames after a giant gas explosion, this time not as … Sasol, Explosion at Sasol Polymers' Ethylene plant in Secunda form Sasol [online] available at www.sasol.com … 30/8/2012]| IOL, (2004), " Explosion rocks Sasol plant in Secunda ", 01 September, form IOL ,[Online] available at …

… former president of Zaire, died from prostate cancer while in Rabat, Morocco, three months after the end of his nearly … Click here to read an article about the current conflict in Congo.   … 1000 jaar , Kaapstad: Human & Rousseau.| CNN,' Mobutu dies in exile in Morocco ', [online], Available at www.cnn.com …

… that De Beers issued compound tokens to to natives working in the coal mine as payment and that they were used in a similar way to De Beers tokens elsewhere. …

… not serve to give black workers effective participation in an industrial relations system in South Africa. …

… responses to some of the points likely to be raised in the report. Because of the possibility of overseas funds … is a suggestion to pre-empt this by immediate fundraising in South Africa. …

… (Opinion of the People), was published by Thanda Press in King William's Town as an independent political newspaper … War) from August 1901 until 1902. Imvo was discontinued in 1998. …

… Under his leadership Egypt continued its participation in the Arab-Israeli conflicts. Nasser nationalised the Suez … ships from using the canal. This caused the Suez Crisis in which the British, French, and Israeli government declared …

… Republic (Transvaal), representing the Vryheid district in 1897 and also Boer general during Anglo-Boer War 2 , Louis … Herbert Gladstone to constitute a government in terms of the South Africa's Act. He then became the first …

… Messages such as "After all civil resistance had its birth in Asia" and "Jesus was an Asiatic; if he was reborn and went to South Africa today, he would have to live in a ghetto" were put on display by protesting Indians.  …

… cost £46 500. French and Italian mechanics were involved in the building of this fort, namely Carlos Prina, Petro … F. Townsend. This hexagonal fort was much bigger in design than the other forts and had three ammunition rooms … established there. The ruins of the fort can now be seen in Fort West Village, as part of the Fort West Heritage …

… Treurnicht and Langley to resign from the seats they held in Waterberg and Waterkloof respectively, after which he would relinquish his seat in Soutpansberg. Botha together with Langley and Treurnicht … Soutpansberg seat. A secondary factor that came into play in this challenge to the National Party, was that the …

… organisations) agreed, after preparatory talks in Johannesburg, on a date for the start of negotiations on … and the right wing Afrikaner Resistance Movement (AWB) in their turn refused to attend the meeting because they did … took take place on 20-21 December 1991 and culminated in the signing of a Declaration of Intent signed by sixteen …

… called for talks between himself and Nelson Mandela in his capacity as the leader of IFP to find ways and means … with their supporters, and ensure that there is peace in affected areas. This scheduled meeting infuriated … Services and the Civil Co-operation Bureau played a part in the ensuing of violence throughout the country.     …

… a council meeting. A separate hearing was held for Prince in the same year regarding his involvement in soliciting underage prostitutes, which was caught on tape … from his position as ANC manager, Prince was reinstated in 2007. He was however, expelled from the ANC and joined a …

… Etienne de la Harpe; Seeking Salvation, E.J. Holtzhausen; In an Exiled Alphabet, Laurie Rose Innes; The Only House with a Gate, Senzo Malinga; Rainy Night in Soweto, Mabuse A. Letlhage; Dissent, Etienne de la Harpe; … Themba Mhambi; The Blood of Poetry, Seitlhamo Motsapi; Boy in a Ghetto, Mlungisi Mkhize; The Neighbours This Summer, …

… STORIES: The Prophets, Bheki Maseko; Happiness is a Punch in the Eye, Lawrence Maimane; A Day in the Life, Steve Jacobs; Unrest Report, Peter Rule; The … Gray; The Tempestuous, Geoffrey Haresnape. POETRY: Unrest in Rissik St. , Frances Hunter; Moment without Herald, Sipho …

… that on 20 December 1961 it destroyed power lines in Johannesburg. The National Committee for Liberation has … of the records at the Bantu Administration Tax Office in Delvers St, on 24/9/61 5. The destruction of a power line … and our are trained to protect the lives of people in all circumstances. We warm the Government that we will …

… 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 …

… Spanish Flu or 'Great Flu', were diagnosed on this date in Durban. This started the worst pandemic ever in South Africa. Of a total population of just over 6 million … there was no effective cure. The epidemic peaked in October. The virus caused the death of 25 to 40 million …

… Albertskroon, to the South-East of it. It was laid out in 1896 on the Farm 'Waterval' and was named in honour of the owner, Hendrick Abraham Alberts, who was …

… The property was originally granted to George Daniel Diesel in 1824. The building was presumably erected after that date … with a number of Victorian architectural elements. In its time it has accommodated a number of well-known Port …

… and head of state, P.W. Botha, resigned from the party in protest against President F.W. de Klerk's reform … He had resigned as state president on 14 August 1989 in the midst of rising political instability, growing …

… and Nelson Mandela had discussed policy matters or engaged in negotiations on 5 July, but acknowledged that they had confirmed their support for peaceful development in South Africa. However, the document which Mandela gave to …

… Committee member of the African National Congress (ANC) in Gauteng. She was MEC for Public Works and Transport in Gauteng before being appointed as substitute to Naledi …

… legendary musical sensation, Miriam Makeba, was nominated in the category World Music Album for her album Homeland at the 43rd Annual Grammy Awards ceremony in Los Angeles, USA. The album was released world-wide and …

… and changed its name on the union's annual meeting in Rustenburg to Agri South Africa. The restructuring occurred in three substructures as follows: the Provincial Chamber to …

… to a 3-2 win over New Zealand, with SA being unbeaten in six series matches, with Kallis and Cullinan scoring 94 … gave South Africa a victory of 290 runs with five wickets in hand. Source: …