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… The Cenotaph on Du Toitspan Road, is a Memorial to 400 of Kimberley’s Men who died in the Great War (World War I) … William Timlin, it was unveiled by four Mothers, each of whom had lost either Sons, or a Husband, during the War. A sketchy documentation of the unveiling means that today we know little about these …

… The building was designed by the Department of Public Works and was completed in 1908 as the centre for … on the farm site, at 'De Onderstepoort', 11km North of Church Square, in Pretoria. Today it represents the historical core of what is widely regarded as one of the largest and most …

… Province on 16 December 1990.[1] Cassper Nyovest is one of the most prominent figures in SouthAfrican hip hop. … “Most Gifted Southern Artist”, and “Most Gifted Videos of the Year” at the 2014 Channel O Music Awards for “Doc … also received the award for “Best Hit Single” and “Song of the Year” at the 2015 Metro FM Awards.[4] Cassper was …

… Two members of the banned liberation movements, Harry Gwala , a member of the African National Congress (ANC) and Zephania Mothopeng a member of the Pan Africanist Congress (PAC) were released from … www.disa.ukzn.ac.za [Accessed 15 November 2010]|Department of Information (1995). ‘ ANC Statement on the death of Harry …

… The Magwa Waterfall lies in the middle of the 1 800 hectare Magwa tea plantation , South Africa's …   "The Magwa Waterfall is pretty impressive!" It is one of few Waterfalls on the rugged Wild Coast that is … seen by any but the most intrepid travellers.) The curtain of water falls 144 metres and drops into a narrow canyon …

… State President P. W. Botha offers Nelson Mandela , leader of the banned African National Congress (ANC), conditional … prison sentence he had been serving since the conclusion of the Rivonia Trial in 1964. The condition of his release is that he renounces violence, and violent …

… that he was in the Vaal Triangle (now Gauteng) township of Boipatong on 17 June 1992 when several people were killed … the Boipatong massacre . An estimated 300 armed residents of the Inkatha-aligned KwaMadala hostel shot and hacked people at the township of Boipatong, leaving 46 people dead and scores injured. At …

… Youssou N'Dour was born in Dakar, West of Senegal. He was a member of Star Band, Senegal’s most famous band. He left the band to … Simon, Sting and Tracy Chapman. He has been hailed as one of the most important figures in world music. In 2012 N’Dour …

… and developed a keen interest in war correspondence. Some of his early literary works were reports on various military … The Morning Post, in which he was to cover the occurrences of the Anglo-Boer War in South Africa. Soon after his arrival … 1899, Churchill was captured and imprisoned in a Prisoner of War (POW) camp. He managed to escape, and with the …

… defeated, had opposed Gaika's claim to the chieftainship of the Rarabe clans of the Xhosa. After Ndlambe and Nxele Makana slaughtered hundreds of Ngqika's men at Amalinde, Ntsikana told Somerset that he …

… Frederik Bezuidenhout owned a farm east of the Cape Colony. After reports surfaced that he was allegedly mistreating one of his Khoikhoi laborers, he was summoned to appear in a … that he was shot by a Coloured soldier was said to be part of the reason that Bezuidenhout's brother, Hans, wanted to …

… Leaders of Port Elizabeth's Black secondary school children decided to end a four month boycott of classes. This followed after negotiations took place … during the boycott to spearhead actions until the demands of the students were met. Port Elizabeth in 1980 was rife …

… The village of Elsie's River, also known as Elsie's Kraal River, was probably named in honour of one Elsje van Suurwaarde, a widow who outlived two … on 13 February 1862. In 1980 the Suburb became a scene of total bloodshed and violence, when a school boycott became …

… The building is built in a victor The foundation-stone of the Elizabeth le Roux Hostel was laid in 1899. During the … a hospital and in 1906 it was purchased by the first Board of Trustees of the Orange Girls High School. The foundation-stone of the …

… Bloemfontein was originally built for the Rugby World Cup of 1995. Then, it was revamped to host a number of matches for the 2010 FIFA World Cup™. Its current tenants … Bloemfontein Celtic Football Club. Considered to be one of the most sophisticated stadiums in South Africa, the Free …

… Winnie Mandela was formally charged with four counts of kidnapping and of assault, and will stand trial with seven others for the events surrounding the murder of Stompie Seipei Moeketsi in December 1988. Moeketsi was a … www.news24.com [Accessed: 13 September 2013]| iol,' killer of Stompie Seipei dies in prison ',[online],Available at …

… special day for the world to make time for the resilience of forcibly displayed people to the entire world. The United National Commissioner of Refugees (UNHCR) campaign for 2014 will continue to emphasize the impact of war on families by allowing individuals to share their …

… Sam Ramsamy, president of The National Olympic Committee of South Africa (NOCSA), announced South Africa's acceptance of an invitation to participate in the Olympic Games in …

… And Political Satire Farce’. It follows the exploits of 5 members of ‘The Brotherhood’. This here organization is one designed … Tender_prenuers and Busy_ness men. Set during the period of post the 2014 South African elections campaigns, this …

… thought that circumstances justify reconsideration of the Immorality Act and the Mixed Marriages Act. The Immorality Act was one of the most controversial legislative enactments that South … had ever passed. Immorality Act criminalised intermixing of couples of different races both in the area of marriage as …

… The leader of the New Republic Party (NRP), Vause Raw announced that his … as a start on the road to a negotiated future. The history of the President's Council could be traced back to September 1980 when it was appointed with the task of recommending to the Government a constitutional blueprint. …

… a women’s organisation with 20 000 members that comprised of literate and illiterate women. The organisation was thrust into the public eye when it organised a rally of women against price controls which were hurting the female merchants of the Abeokuta markets. This was just the first of many …

… 20 Years of Democracy: STILL CONFRONTING CHALLENGES TO NATION-BUILDING … Nation in One Azania a Myth? Prof Saths Cooper President of the IUPsyS and VP of the International Social Sciences Council The need for a …

… and enrolled at Adams College at Amanzimtoti, south of Durban. In 1944 he enrolled at the Jan Hofmeyr School of Social Science in Johannesburg. While in Johannesburg he came under the influence of Dr Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma and Anton Mziwakhe Lembede, two … 12 June 2014]|McNeil Jr, D.G., (1999),  Joshua Nkomo of Zimbabwe Is Dead at 62 , from  The New York Times , 2 July …

… leaders were among the foremost and vocal opponents of the Apartheid regime. Acting out of conscience and under the banner of religion, however, did not shield these individuals from …

… former South African prime minister and chief architect of apartheid was born in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, to … South Africa in 1903. Verwoerd was elected by the caucus of the National Party as its new leader and prime minister on 2 September 1958, following the death of Adv. J.G. Strijdom. On 3 September, in his first speech in …

… Rand gold mines. During the Second World War supporters of the Axis powers (Germany, Japan) came into conflict with … by Britain, France, the Soviet Union and the United States of America. The conflict was a result of old feelings of kinship between many Afrikaners  and …

… Hendrik Hanekom and his wife Mathilda were pioneers of Afrikaans professional theatre. Hendrik died on *14 … to create theatre awareness in the rural areas. Some of the actors who made their debut under his guidance include … Mynhardt and Berdine Grunewald. In 1945, the Medal of Honour for Drama was awarded jointly to Hanekom and …

… This pamphlets tries to highlight a series of events that the Pan African Congress (PAC)has been involved with in relation to the freedom struggle of the oppressed in South Africa and the formation and functions of the Non-European Unity Movement (NEUM). There is some …

… with Julius K. Nyerere (1922-1999), the first president of Tanzania (known as Tanganyika until 1964). He served as … he stepped down temporarily to work on the revitalization of the Tanganyika African National Union (TANU), the country's ruling party. In May 1963 the Organization of African Unity was founded, and Tanzania became the …