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… (SAFA) was founded on 8 December 1991 after a long period of racial segregation. Mluleki George was elected to serve as the interim chairman for the first year of SAFA's existence. Football, like other sporting … China Cup was played. This was followed by the formation of the South African Bantu Football Association (SABFA) and …

… One of  Bush Radio’s  board members and a strong anti-apartheid … William Tilden McClain passed away on Sunday the 02nd of October 2011.  We at  Bush Radio  mourn his death. … and after his studies served as Deputy Attorney General of Indiana. His first interest of South Africa began in …

… when close to 400 paratroopers were dropped near the town of Cassinga. The airborne troops bombed the South West Africa … (SWAPO) refugee camp and People’s Liberation Army of Namibia’s (PLAN) military base, SWAPO’s armed wing. The … in moral terms.  The brutal attack was called the Battle of Cassinga, Cassinga Raid or Kassinga Massacre.  It was the …

… The Union of South Africa was established in 1910. Although South … he received much support from Afrikaners in all parts of South Africa. Following the establishment of the NP in the Orange Free State, the NP in the Transvaal …

… Solidarity Campaign poster and logo. National Union of Students, London, logo. Artwork of dead bodies. Artwork of a row of children in chairs. …

… A portfolio of six signed prints of images of South Africa by artist Shelley Sacks. White poster with …

… Yellow, red, black and white poster. Artwork of a fist holding a variety of symbols and flags. 4th Anniversary of the Independence of Mozambique. …

… and described as “opportunistic” the public announcement of his resignation as acting group CEO on Monday. Editors … SABC Matthews had declared his decision by posting a photo of his resignation letter‚ addressed to SABC board chair … made me complicit in many decisions which I am not proud of”. Kodwa told the SABC it was not something “that we would …

… The Nederduits Gereformeerde congregation of Zoutpansberg was established at Renosterpoort, by S … lived to be 91 years old. The photos portray what the area of Polokwane (previously known as Pietersburg) looked like … as well as an insight into the architecture, celebrities of the time, clothing, industry and trade. Take a look at the …

… Right in the centre of the city of Polokwane is Irish House, a Victorian building that was … and upon his release he found the building in a state of disrepair and the building was then sold to an Irishman in …

… In 1925 the Township owners of Houghton Estate, the Johannesburg Consolidated Investment Company Ltd. Donated the original portion of The Wilds to the Johannesburg Town Council on condition … been planted with indigenous flora only and remains one of Johannesburg's most attractive parks. It was declared a …

… the 1820’s there was a strong move locally for the Capital of the Colony to be situated in Uitenhage. When the Town Hall … rose again. The huge Wild Fig Tree on the Left Corner of the Property is more than 100 Years old. It has a Conference Capacity of: Banquet 560, Cinema 450, Cocktail 700.   The Original …

… Construction of Koeberg began in 1976 and Unit 1 was synchronized to the … 25 July 1985. It is situated at Duynefontein, 27km North of Cape Town on the Atlantic Coast. Koeberg ensures a reliable supply of electricity to the Western Cape, one of the fastest …

… Thirty-four year old Nomsa Mapongwana, wife of chairperson Michael Mapongwana of the United Democratic Front (UDF) affiliated Western Cape … West. Mapongwana and her husband woke up to the sound of shots being fired from the front and rear windows of their … Crime Against Humanity: analysing the repression of the apartheid state, Johannesburg: Human Rights Committee. …

… (ANC) and other five homeland leaders to discuss ways of ending the violence. It was essential for Buthelezi to attend such a meeting since members of both the ANC and Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) were held … himself and Nelson Mandela in his capacity as the leader of IFP to find ways and means of dealing with their …

… In the middle of the night, a group of migrant workers aligned with the Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) ransacked the Phola Park squatter camp of East Rand leaving scores of people dead or injured. The …

… under the South African administration by the League of Nations after the First World War. When the United Nations … Prime Minister, General Smuts argued for the incorporation of South West Africa into South Africa as one of its provinces. The request was turned down by UN, however, …

… Court and police complex, which took the lives of two African National Congress (ANC) activists.  Two … the underground cell Williams and Waterwitch were part of was under surveillance and some sources speculate had … sustained by the two were inconsistent with their manner of death. In her testimony at the Truth and Reconciliation …

… received about a planned infiltration, via Botswana, of a group of six heavily armed MK guerrillas. When the minibus carrying … to meet the group at the border under the pretext of being a taxi driver, stopped at the designated place, …

… and took its active opposition beyond the boundaries of parliamentary politics . Members of the Natal Division played a leading role in this shift. The party gave expression to a distinctive strand of radical liberalism, within a broader spectrum of South …

… Laat Losbars, Stephen Samuels. Essays: The Politics of Feminism in South Africa, Desiree Lewis; Robben Island … Now': Filling the Void, Danny Schechter; The Self-presence of the Poet Inside; Jeremy Cronin's Inside, Peter Horn. … Two Poems, Stephen Yelverton; Three Poems Zakes Mda; Out of Touch, Out of Time, Lisa Combrinck; Two Poems, Tatamkulu …

… In the worst mine disaster in South Africa, a large section of the Clydesdale Colliery, at the Coalbrook mine near … gas and crushed to death by rockfall. No machine capable of drilling holes large enough through which to rescue people … expected to be. When microphones were lowered, no signs of life were detected. After 11 days the rescue was called …

… with other homelands, was incorporated to form part of South Africa’s nine provinces. It is now part of the North West Province. Other parts of the homeland have been incorporated into the Northern Cape …

… He was educated at Jeppe High School and the University of the Witwatersrand (WITS), and later appointed to a teaching post in the Marico district of the North West Province (then North-West Transvaal). On 18 … he was imprisoned for four and a half years, from the age of 21. After his release he pursued a career in journalism. …

… On 23 August 1862, the first rugby match heralded the start of what would become a hugely popular sport among White … place in Green Point, Cape Town between one team made up of civilians and one made up of military members.  The first rugby club, Hamilton, was …

… The Minister of Justice, James Thomas (JT, Jimmy) Kruger, announced that the provisions of the Internal Security Act, allowing for the unlimited detention without trial of persons deemed to be threatening public order, would apply …

… 16 June 1976 Soweto protest and the killing and injuring of student protesters by the indiscriminate use of firearms by the police, the government was faced with a … The government response was to rushed in a large force of policemen into Soweto. About 1 500 police officers, …

… 11.02.1946) was born at the Inanda Mission station of the American Zulu Mission (AZM) in Natal to James and Elizabeth Dube. His father, James Dube was one of the first ordained pastors of the American Zulu Mission. Dube’s grandmother was the … Spread, Pretoria, Unisa Press,1999,sourced from Dictionary of African Christian Biography, Url number  …

… The National Union of South African Students (NUSAS) a White,  student … protests against laws decreed to limit the freedoms of Black South Africans at mainly English-medium universities … from Black Student bodies. NUSAS addressed issues of significant importance to Black South Africans, such as …

… A rural Town some 91 km North of Grahamstown , Eastern Cape . The Area of Adelaide, was first inhabited by Bushmen , estimated about … there and named it Fort Adelaide in 1834. After the wife of King William IV. Despite the earlier English settlers, who … New Dictionary of South African Names by Peter E Raper Census 2011. …