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… Lekganyane (also called Enginasi or Ignatius), ambitious and charismatic founder of the Zion Christian Church (ZCC), …

… regarding Kwa-Natal Indaba as it met to plan tactics and tie up crucial loose ends in the face of dicouraging …

… involved in during 1981, in particular, political events and continuing state repression. Printed as a handout at the …

… to address the challenge of the eradication of poverty and underdevelopment. He said that Africa will never meet its …

… After news of his illness became known, liberal newspapers and political leaders embarked on an intensive campaign for …

… his left ear was bleeding, he had a deep mark on his face and a large scar on his forehead. …

… arrested the leader, Eugene Terreblanche (Terre'Blanche), and eight other members of the right-wing group the Afrikaner …

… included two districts in Johannesburg, one in Durban, and Cape Town's District Six, which had been a mixed-race … Design Annotator: Creative Co-Working, Digital MTB Courses and Attention Seeking Illustration …

… a large warder's house to live in (with a swimming pool and a big garden) as well as a personal cook. …

… for the physically disabled. It is now permanently CLOSED and very unsafe to visit with valuables.  …

… Desmond Mpilo Tutu was appointed and ordained as the first Black Anglican Bishop of …

… of parliament coincided with the launch a PAP website and also marked the first full year of operation since it was …

… the Urban Voices Festival, South African poet, journalist and former gangster who turned community activist, Don …

… themselves to the spirit of established protocols and ensuring that agreed constitutional guarantees would be …

… community in investigating violence in South Africa and, in particular, the convening of the Security Council on …

… (IBF) world title. The victory earned Bungu recognition and respect as he was playing second fiddle to his stablemate …

… National Unity (GNU). This was his part of nation building and reconciliation amongst political organisations.   Click …

… unit was launched following a shoot-out between police and suspected nationalist guerrillas some forty miles west of …

… herself as a columnist for the Sunday Times between 1979 and 1989. Her work as a journalist became so popular that she … 2013]| Ward Stephen (1992) The journalist, the neo-Nazi and the bedroom farce: Jani Allan, who yesterday lost a libel …

… Dr James Sebe Moroka, medical doctor, landowner and politician who was elected president-general of the …

… the internal security act from the 28 August to September and also detained on 23 April 1985 under section 29 of the …

… The Nigerian, novelist, playwright and poet, Wole Soyinka, was born at Abeokuta, near Ibadan in …

… member of the Broederbond. He was one of eight children and was raised in the heart of Afrikanerdom. Sources: Gastrow …

… General Louis Botha, soldier, statesman and first prime minister of the Union of South Africa, died …

… there should be minority rights for certain communities, and the role of a Bill of Rights. …

… African Students towards planned Republic Day celebrations and giving the resolution taken by the National Council of …

… the auspices of the Ministers' Fraternal of Langa, Nyanga and Gugulethu. It is suggested that they should preach that …

… bitterly complaining about the abolishing of slavery and the free movement of freed slaves in the Cape. Also added …

… Nine ships were wrecked and 208 lives lost in Table Bay during a severe gale at the …

… Commission whose terms of reference were to inquire into and to report on all aspects of native education. The …