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… A dissertation presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts (Political Management) at the University of …

… Naicker were charged with contravening Section 20 (r) of Act No. 22 of 1913, the Immigrants Regulations Act. They were accused of wrongfully and unlawfully aiding or abetting certain … AIDING AND ABETTING UNDER THE IMMIGRANTS REGULATION ACT OF 1913, FEBRUARY 26, 1948 , from South African Communist …

… The Republic of the Orange Free State was established by the signing of the Bloemfontein Convention (also called the Orange River … Clerk (for Britain) and twenty-five 'representatives of the people' in Green Lodge, Bloemfontein. The convention … Potgieter, D.J. et al. (eds) (1970). Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa, Cape Town: NASOU, v. 2, p. 373.| Wallis, …

… Tony Awards and later also for the Grammy Awards. Some of his most successful plays include Woza Albert, Township … Fever and Mama. He was inducted in the New York “Walk of Fame” in 1998, as one of the most revered writers of the 21st Century. During the …

… increasingly finding its way forward through the precepts of global capitalism. The majority of South Africans are contributing more than ever before to … their society, forging and assuming a multiplicity of  new identities which together form what has come to …

… At the height of township violence in Transvaal, President F.W. de Klerk and Nelson Mandela held a series of meetings to discuss means of quelling the unrest. Following these deliberations the … Fraser, R. (1989).  Keesing's Record of World Events News Digest for September 1990 . Longman: …

… The acceptance of the Namibian constitution on 9 February 1990 established the Republic of Namibia.  The independence of Namibia can be directly traced to an accord agreed upon by … WIPO, Namibia: The Constitution of The Republic of Namibia , from World Intellectual Property …

… between British military advisers and the commanders of the SANDF over the integration process. The British advisers accused the SANDF of delaying the integration of former guerrillas into its ranks. The situation prompted … Keesing's Record of World Events , News Digest for February 1997, p 42052 …

… in 1820 by Reverend John Brownlee,  as a station of for the Glasgow Missionary Society. The village which grew … Emgwali, takes its name from the Gwali River, a tributary of the Tyumie River. Also known as Tyumie Post and Chumie … 1839 that: "The Chumie Mission Station ... consists of a neat chapel, used also as a school-room, the residence …

… The plans for the formation of the Young Communist League (YCL) were laid in 1921 when the Communist Party of South Africa (CPSA) was established. Youth groups were … when 25,000 white miners downed tools because the Chamber of Mines proposed to dismiss about 2000 of them. In May that …

… that lawful means must be used to fight against injustices of apartheid rules. The Bishops wrote; "As Christian people we dare not remain silent and passive in the face of injustices inflicted on members of the underprivileged racial groups. Colour must never be …

… The Anglo-Zulu War of 1879 and the subsequent war with the South African Republics brought a new influx of Whites to South Africa, many of whom were soccer enthusiasts. Together with the local …

… The nearly month-long siege of Makapane's Cave took place after warriors of the Ndebele chief Makapan (Makapane) massacred … Piet Potgieter and M.W. Pretorius. The body of Piet Potgieter, who lost his life in the early stages of … Kruger, S.J.P. (1902). The Memoirs of Paul Kruger: Four Times President of the South …

… The three heads of state met for 13 days of secret meetings at Camp Devid, the Presidential Retreat in the Catoctin Mountains of Maryland, about 100 kilometers north of Washington DC. The …

… building in Bloemfontein, the First Raadsaal is part of the National Museum. The modest building of dung floors and a thatched roof was erected by Major … 1849 as a school. It was the first school building north of the Orange River. It served as a church until 1852, and …

… in Port Elizabeth and was built by Rev Francis McClelland of the Church of England, who arrived in 1820 with the Irish party under … in Port Elizabeth where, in April 1825, the Governor of the Cape granted him land for an Anglican Church. … gframes.php?bldgid=10447/https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_heritage_sites_in_Port_Elizabeth /9/2/073/0022 …

… This row of late Victorian double-storey, semi-detached dwellings … on 15 July 1983. Newington Road is found in one of the most historic suburbs in central Port Elizabeth, … Hill! This road is at once peaceful and interesting. Some of the houses here still have original wooden fretwork on …

… particularly by students. On 15 October 1985, members of the security forces shot and killed three young people who were part of anti-government demonstrations. On the day of the incident, Security and Railway police worked together …

… Anglo-Boer War) by a military notice.  The initial aim of the establishment of these camps was to provide protection to the families of boers who had surrendered voluntarily during the war. As … Potgieter, D.J. et al. (eds)(1970). Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa , Cape Town: NASOU, v. 3, p. 379.|Cloete, …

… many influences, including French and Malay. At the time of the Great Trek in the 1830's, various dialects of Afrikaans were believed to have existed, however all … first Afrikaans dictionaries. Central to the development of the Afrikaans language were the first attempts at the …

… and September 1915 for service overseas. It was comprised of four battalions (or regiments) of infantry. The Brigade, numbering 160 officers and 5 648 … on 1 July 1916. Second-Lieutenant William Nimmo Brown of the 1st South African Infantry was killed on 6 July 1916 …

… succeeded in driving the Portuguese from the area north of the Ruvuma River by the early 18th Century. They then … his capital to Zanzibar in 1841. European exploration of the interior began in the mid-19th Century. Two German … into economic prosperity for Tanzanians, however. Many of its people live below the World Bank poverty line , …

… a World Cup Stadium. This stadium which was built for some of the 2010 world cup soccer matches and is currently used … structure has a striking and discernible resemblance of giraffe necks, giraffe being a common animal in Mpumalanga … utilised.') Nelspruit is situated in the fertile valley of the Crocodile River and acts as the gateway to Mpumalanga …

… for change.  Street theatre can be a dynamic example of popular pedagogy and kindle interest in and enthusiasm for … with a colloquium, followed by a performance by members of India’s acclaimed street theatre group  Jana Natya Manch  … more than 8000 times in over 150 towns and cities of India, using public spaces and educating and engaging …

… The history of the AVA Gallery echoes the social, political and cultural … Africa. Previously known as the South African Association of Arts in the Western Cape, the AVA Gallery was rooted in … and art library that exhibited and promoted art. An Act of Parliament then changed the SA Fine Arts Society into the …

… founded on 8 and 9 September 1855 in Pretoria. It was one of the independent churches started by the ‘Voortrekkers’. … first church building (1857-1882) was built on the corner of Visagie and Mark Streets (currently Paul Kruger Street). … was designed by architect Tom Claridge on a piece of land connected to Church Square. While it was being built …

… a large Public Park and Botanical Garden, set in the heart of Cape Town . This Garden features: a Rose Garden; Japanese … The Company's Garden is situated, past the back of Parliament and ' Tuynhuys ', (the President’s official … locals, who seek out the fresh air and beautiful views of Table Mountain . The tree-lined Avenue, with its benches …

… Former president FW de Klerk says South Africa has lost one of its founding fathers and "greatest sons". Former president FW De Klerk said South Africa lost one of its founding fathers and "greatest sons". He said … "It was with the greatest sadness that I have learned of the death of Nelson Mandela. My wife, Elita, and I would …

… General circular letter from John Daniel, President of NUSAS, suggesting ways of commemorating the 20th anniversary of the signing of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. …

… Railway Station between Swartkops and Coega, 16 km North of Port Elizabeth on route to Alicedale. Takes its name from the genus of plants with succulent leaves, erect spikes of flowers and bitter juice, extracted from certain species.  … New Dictionary of South African Names by Peter E Raper …