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… Beam is next to Montague Gardens and is located in City of Cape Town. Montague Gardens and Marconi Beam are of strategic importance to the entire Cape Metropole. … is also the gateway to the rapid Urban and Economic growth of the West Coast region. Montague Gardens-Marconi Beam …

… The body of Eric Mntonga, co-director of the Institute for a Democratic Alternative for South … ranking Ciskei police officers were arrested in the wake of Mntonga's death. They were given sentences ranging from … South African Institute of Race Relations. (1989). Race Relations Survey 1988/89, …

… Allan Boesak was arrested and appeared in court on charges of trying to enter a Black township without permit, but … to Pollsmoor Prison in Cape Town, to demand the release of Nelson Mandela. Dr. Boesak was on that occasion detained by police in terms of section 29 of the Internal Security Act, and was taken to …

… KwaNdebele (or place of the Ndebele) was granted self-government in 1984 and was … . The homeland had about 300 000 residents, but most of them had to migrate for employment to urban centres like … . Its capital was Siyabuswa and it became part of South Africa in 1994. It now forms part of the Northern …

…   The name of the Mid-City Library (Sammy Marks), city library of Pretoria, was changed to Es'kia Mphahlele Community … Square. Prof. Ezekiel (Es'kia) Mphahlele was professor of African Literature at the University of the Witwatersrand … Renaming of the Mid-City Library and Sammy Marks Clinic, 28 July 2004. …

… BBC News reported that hundreds of demonstrators have protested at a game ranch in South Africa over the ill-treatment of fourteen baby elephants from Botswana being trained for … on their trunks and hindquarters until they bled. Two of the trainers were subsequently arrested on cruelty …

… Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC). The submission of 300 pages comprised a detailed analysis of its record and strategy during its campaign against … cooperate with the TRC to achieve its objectives. A list of ANC members who died in exile, including the names of 34 …

… The Village of Clumber was established on land allocated in 1820 to Dr Thomas Carlton, leader of a party of settlers from Nottinghamshire. In October 1893 its name …

… Peace the previous week. The announcement came a day short of Mandela's birthday, the first of its kind that he was going to celebrate behind closed … The presentation was made by Mr Houari Souyah, President of the Algerian Peace Committee in Algiers, to Dr Yussuf …

… Street in Pretoria used to be the official residence of then president of the Zuid Afrikaanse Republik (ZAR), Paul Kruger. The house … is said to have been built with milk and cement instead of the usual water and cement mixture because the cement …

… Dear Mr Mandela I acknowledge receipt of your memorandum dated 26 June 1992. However, an exchange of memoranda is no substitute for face-to-face talks. I was … Every day that is lost will make the resumption of the process more difficult and may lead to the loss of …

… passed, whereby every African is issued with a certificate of citizenship of his respective 'homeland'. The homelands in question at … Swazi Homeland and Venda.   In 1974 the establishment of a tenth homeland, South Ndebele, was envisaged. Two years …

… Louise (Lulu) Latsky, favourite author of Afrikaans books, mostly for children, was born in Carnarvon, in the Karoo region of South Africa. Latsky was known for her storybooks, which were handwritten on blocks of writing paper. From 1943 until 1950 or 1951, she acted as …

… Roelof Frederik "Pik" Botha , Minister of Foreign Affairs in the government of President F.W. de Klerk was born in Rustenburg, Transvaal (now North West Province). Following the advent of democracy, Botha served in the Government of National …

… In 1998 he became South Africa's first National Director of Public Prosecutions. After his appointment he resigned from all political posts to avoid accusation of political bias and to distance the office from his … many political activists he was educated at the University of Fort Hare where he studied law. Because of his arrest and …

… Opinion (1961-1968) was published by the Liberal Party of South Africa which was established in 1953 by Alan Paton, … Liberal Party was forced to disband under the Prohibition of Political Interference Act of 1968 and this lead to the title change to Reality: a …

… was born in Sutherland, Karoo.  He was second in line of four brothers, the youngest of which was the poet W.E.G. Louw. N.P. van Wyk Louw received … against a nightmarish beast to save his people's heritage of language and art. President Mbeki bestowed The Order of …

… Chief Rabbi of Cape Town and Hebrew scholar Israel Abrahams was born in … He came to South Africa in 1937 and held the position of chief rabbi for more than thirty years. A year after his arrival he was appointed part-time professor of Hebrew at the University of Cape Town. Abrahams wrote …

… Transcript of interviews of E.N. Belewa and Mr Tindleni , to the Ciskei Commission of Inquiry, regarding the negative impact of separate …

… whether the Black Conciousness Movement arose as a result of the influence of an ideology or as a reflection of the real needs and pre-occupations of the people. …

… Development and Peace, Canada, Logo at bottom. Image of a woman with a baby. List of Southern African countries. Outline of map of South Africa. …

… Pink poster with black lettering. Front page of Labour Bulletin, Volume 13, Number 7, November 1988. List of contents of bulletin. Artwork of a person with bandage around his head …

… Notice of a PWAWU Congress from 16 to 18 October 1987 at Soweto. PWAWU Logo. Agenda. Artwork of outline of people. Artwork of a clenched fist. Cream, red, black and …

… Black, grey and red poster. Artwork of an artist holding a pencil. Also artwork of a pair of hands with flames coming out of them. Quote by Thami …

… black lettering. Grey drawing, stuck underneath title, of map of South Africa. Artwork of a hand holding a torch with words 'each one teach one'. …

… White, black and red poster. State of Emergency declared. Copy of the Regulations in Terms of the Public Safety Act 1953. Black and white artwork of …

… Black and white poster. Artwork of an African with a spear and a shield on a map of Africa. Notice of a concert to support the ANC in Sweden. List of speakers …

… Notice of a march on Saturday, 25th August, starting at corner of Wanderers and Plein Streets, Johannesburg. Campaign of the Open Media. Artwork of a wrist raised against the air …

… statement confirming the stand by all students and youth of Soweto and other areas of the country that sales of any kind of liquour, including from shebeens, remain banned …

… Orchid House. © University of the Free State The Orchard House is one of the most modern nurseries of its kind in the Southern Hemisphere. …