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… in Durban. In 1994 he was elected Member of Parliament and leader of Democratic Party. He succeeded Zech De Beer as …

… in 1734 by erecting a stone beacon displaying the VOC's and Dutch Republic's coats of arms. …

… The forecasting service was moved to Pretoria in 1926 and housed on the veranda of the weather office at 271 …

… agreed upon by General Evelyn Wood of the British forces and Republican General J.P. Joubert. This led to the …

… publication began in Cape Town, on a fortnightly basis, and continued until publication ceased in January 1967. The …

… include Freedom Park, Salvokop, the palace of Justice and the Nelson Mandela Drive. …

… was opposed to allowing Black diplomats in SA; and, was opposed to sport on a non-racist basis. …

… was formed after the integration of the United Party (UP) and Democratic Party (DP). The integration was not a success, …

… of the South African Catholic Bishops' Conference (SACBC) and Tshwane Metropolitan Council Mayor, Father Smangaliso …

… the fact that the centre should be taken over and controlled by the Board. …

… Double Storey Farm House dates from approximately 1780 and is presumed to have been built by Gerrit van Rooyen. Over …

… that our work is far from complete. Where there is poverty and sickness, including AIDS, where human beings are being …

… the Minister of Constitutional Development, Roelf Meyer, and Cyril Ramaphosa started, ANC's Deputy President Nelson …

… Mokoena, Moses Diniso, Theresa Ramashamole, Duma Khumalo and Francis Mokhesi), who were condemned to death for …

… but requested that there should be no charges laid and no prosecution. Source: South African Institute of Race …

… the stand at the Durban High Court to testify in the fraud and corruption charges against Durban businessman, Schabir …

… Ari Ben-Menashe. After the verdict his supporters cheered and danced outside the court, though he was still faced with …

… prison number. Click here to read more about SA government and AIDS. Source: The Citizen, Saturday 17 July, 2004, p. 4.   …

… Municipality (CTMM). The following city councils and local authorities amalgamated on 5 December 2000 to form …

… 75 miles (120 kilometres) east of the capital, Harare, and driven into the bush. It was alleged that Stevens was …

… since the Somali government had collapsed a year earlier and the dire humanitarian situation in Somalia was actually …

… the right wing Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging (AWB) and the now defunct Conservative Party (CP). They demanded …

… was done in honour of those who had died in the crash and to give Nigerians the opportunity to mourn them.   …

… smoking was only prohibited on all flights (international and domestic) a decade later. Local airline South African … & Rousseau.|Help with Smoking, 'The History of Smoking-how and why smoking began and has risen dramatically' [online], Available at   …

… he was expected to testify, appeared before the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC). Cebekhulu repeated the …

… The emergence of conscientious objection: early alliances and issues leading to the formation of the ECC; building the …

… In 2000, the University merged with Technikon SA and also incorporated the distance education component of …

… Dipale was arrested under the new Internal Security Act and charged with furthering the aims of a banned …

… His denial came two months after a Member of Parliament and leader of the Progressive Federal Party, Dr. Frederik van …

… called to serve, he refused. He was tried, found guilty and sentenced to 21 months in prison. He was the first …