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… he mentioned  that Africa needs large volumes of capital effectively to address the challenge of the eradication of poverty and underdevelopment. He said that Africa will …

… shown that Gandhi had close ties and friendships with some of the ANC’s early presidents when he was still alive. … Anil Nauriya was speaking at the Durban University of Technology during the annual Mahatma Gandhi Media Lecture. … information he had found revealed that Gandhi knew several of the early founders and presidents of the ANC. “I found …

… Penelope Heyns, was born on the 8th of November 1974 in Springs, Transvaal. Her parents later … excelled in both academics and in athletics. At the age of 13 she became the swim team captain at school and this is … in swimming grew. In 1992 she was the youngest member of the South African Olympic team at the Barcelona Games. …

… march, but ended with violence, tears, blood and death of a 13 year old boy, Hector Peterson. The Soweto uprising … when more than 20 000 learners marched against the use of Afrikaans as a medium of instruction in Black secondary schools. The uprising then …

… Town some 130 km North-East of Durban, near Gingindlovu. Where the first sugar factory in … drive from Durban, the Amatikulu Nature Reserve is one of those rare Natural Spaces where, not only will you be one of few people, (particularly during the week), but you can …

… Matthews tweeted a picture of his resignation letter to SABC board chair Professor … made me complicit in many decision which I am not proud of. “What is happening at the SABC is wrong and I can no longer be part of it.” Controversial Hlaudi comment quoted at Icasa hearing …

… first opened its doors on 26 January 1942 on the corner of Pearson Street and Belmont Terrace overlooking the Donkin … held on 8 September each year to coincide with the laying of the foundation stone on 8 September 1972. A Founders Day … year. The School is rich in tradition and has a History of fine academic progress with high standards being …

… Click on image to enlarge Known as the "Pride of the Free State", the CR Swart Building houses the … a 26th-floor revolving restaurant. The name change of the old CR Swart building in Bloemfontein to honour former … name was officially changed on Wednesday as part of the visit by the Cuban 5 to the city, but the name change …

… Sandy Bay and Hout Bay and is basically a smaller version of Lions Head as they look almost identical. " We went for … day so I decided it would be wrong not to share some of the views with you! Also called Klein Leewkoppie this … in the last few hundred metres and there is a fair amount of rock scrambling (fit kids will love it). The hike is a …

… on board were killed, as were eleven people in the town of Lockerbie, where large sections of the plane plummeted. Thus, the air disaster is referred to as the Lockerbie bombing, which claimed the lives of 270 people. Initially, a bomb attack had been ruled out …

… promulgated a new Act which enforced registration of the colony's Indian population. At a mass protest meeting … 11th that year, MK Gandhi adopted his methodology of satyagraha (devotion to the truth) or non-violent protest … so, rather than resist through violent means. This plan of satyagraha was adopted, but the campaign gained momentum …

… was a practice and an ideology to ensure the safety of the White race and of Christian civilisation by the maintenance of principles of separate development. Apartheid as a term … La Guma, Alex: (1971) Apartheid; a collection of writings on South African racism by South Africans. Intl …

… Terreblanche (Terre'Blanche), and eight other members of the right-wing group the Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging … after uncovering illegal arms caches in different parts of the country. The caches were linked to the AWB after its leader had been accused of orchestrating a series of attacks against the government, …

… In January, Senator Edward Kennedy of the United States visited South Africa to show his … the South African people. He was hosted by the recipient of the 1984 Nobel Peace Prize, Bishop Desmond Tutu. During his stay of eight days, Kennedy managed to pay a visit to Winnie …

… The third session of the Pan African Parliament (PAP) began at its temporary home in Gallagher Estate in Midrand, north of Johannesburg. The session was opened by its president, Getrude Mongella. The opening of parliament coincided with the launch a PAP website and …

… Relations between South Africa and the United States of America (USA) became strained by South Africa's … The relations were concluded during November 1998 by means of an exchange of notes through the respective missions of SA and Iraq. …

… Thesis has been submitted for the degree of Master of Arts in the Department of History, University of Natal, Durban, 1994. According to …

… Thesis sumitted to the Faculty of Social Studies, for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy at the Oxford University. This thesis includes …

… in the Netherlands. He came to the Cape as an employee of the Dutch East India Company (DEIC). In 1767 he became “Independent-Fiscal”, the highest official of justice at the Cape. He became governor of the Cape after the death of Governor Ryk Tulbagh in 1771. …

… landowner and politician who was elected president-general of the African National Congress (ANC) from 1949 to 1952, was … in Thaba Nchu, Orange Free State. He was a great grandson of Chief Moroka I of the Barolong Boo Moroka at Thaba Nchu. Today one of the … on: 05 March 2014]|Verwey, E.J. (ed)(1995). New Dictionary of South African Biography, v.1 , Pretoria: HSRC. …

… Report of a Group A, Commission 5 on the African National Congress's … be appropriate to a future South Africa, the advantages of a federal system as opposed to a unitary state, whether … be minority rights for certain communities, and the role of a Bill of Rights. …

… Certificate given to active supporters of the Passive Resistance Campaign During the Defiance Campaign, Manilal Gandhi leads a batch of Passive Resistors across the Natal-Transvaal border. He is not arrested, but members of his group are arrested and sentenced to three months hard …

… The village of Riebeek Kasteel was established in about 1861, and was located at the foot of the Mountain of the same name. The Area was first visited in 1661 by a …

… On 21 October 1986 Jacob  Thabo Lengane, the father of Jefferson Lengane and  Kabelo Lengane, who were well known … after being kidnapped from his Soweto home by a group of armed men the night before his death. The incident occurred two days after the killing of Soweto Youth Congress (Soyco) member, Masabata Loate, who …

… was exposed to Western and traditional African music, both of which were important in shaping his musical style. When he … They collaborated musically and Allen composed most of the kwela music, while Mashiyane performed. However, he remained in the shadow of his collaborator, who was later credited with the …

… establishing diplomatic relations with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The diplomatic relations between the two … 1995: an Embassy with a Chargé d’ Affaires in the capital of Saudi Arabia, Riyadh, and a Consulate General with a Consul in Charge in the commercial capital of Jeddah. The Consulate General is also responsible for …

… Experience the warm hospitality and rich Culture of the Basotho people in the 'Bakone Malapa Museum'. The Bakone, a sub-group of the Northern Sotho Cultural group, welcome visitors and … as well as give you some insight into a much older way of life! The Cultural Village offers visitors first hand …

… the National Party, opposed to the reforms and the idea of racial integration. The new party outlined fifteen guiding principles, of which the most important was that every group should have … the CP soon became the leading representative body of the White right-wing. The party's first test at the ballot …

… started from the main deck cargo hold, caused the crash of the jet. The board of enquiry, headed by Mr Justice Margo, reported that the … and cardboard packing materials, but the actual source of ignition could not be determined. Sabotage was unlikely to …

… The village of Groot Drakenstein was probably established in the late 1850s. Following the acquisition of a number of fruit farms in the valley by Cecil John Rhodes, the area …