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… The civil war in Somalia during 1980-1990 resulted in an enormous humanitarian crisis with more than 300 000 … million people displaced. This civil war directly resulted in a widespread famine in Somalia. A major problem was that … CMH,  The United States Army in Somalia 1992-1994 , from The United States Army Centre for …

… People against Gangsterism and Drugs (PAGAD), resulted in the killing of a highly suspected drug dealer, Rashaad … wanted to hand over an Ultimatum to end the sale of drugs in Cape Town to Staggie and his brother Rashied. In spite of the claim that the people, accompanied by a …

… provided here for Travellers, travelling to the Gold Rush in the Lowveld, In the Mpumalanga Lowveld you will find the oldest dolomite Caves in the World, the famous Sudwala Caves and the Lowveld … of South African Place Names by Peter E. Raper https://www.sa-venues.com/attractionsmpl/mpumalanga_lowveld.htm …

… The ANC’s iconic Shell House in downtown Johannesburg, where Nelson Mandela planned the … House was the ANC’s first Headquarters after its Unbanning in 1990, and was the site of a 1994 Massacre that threatened … high-rise, which the ANC itself described as an “eyesore” in an internal report last year, is going to be turned into …

… "politely requesting to take in water freely & to buy some refreshing from the burghers & especially for their sick, [blank] in number, to be allowed to be lodged by one of our burghers … Almighty we had a faire view of the Land ... as we stood in we kept our lead working & Gradually shoaled our water to …

… of the probe.  The commission submitted its final report in September 2006. On 23 August 2009, leaked versions of the commission report were first published in the media and created misconceptions about its true … and energy department Sandile Nogxina were mentioned in the document, suggesting they may have acted with …

… South Africa effectively became a British colony in 1795. This led to great number of changes, such as the … a company, based on the British East India model (BEIC), in which this goal could be achieved. On 15 October 1889, … with various African leaders, often unscrupulously, in which vast amounts of land were acquired. The BSAC …

… Simon van der Stel was born on 14 October 1639 in Mauritius, the son of Adrian van der Stel, a Dutch East … the daughter of a freed slave. His father remained in the service of the DEIC until his death, upon which Simon went to Batavia, a colony in Java. After his marriage to Johanna Jacoba Six, van der …

… of the ANC, Leadership of the ANC and the Alliance in the Eastern Cape Province, Members of the Diplomatic Corps, Traditional and Religious Leaders in our midst, Representatives of organised business and civil … of the ANC. He was a leader of immense significance in the general affairs of the African continent as a whole. …

… it lay Doorasamy Pillay’s desire 'to procure employment in some official capacity'. Be that as it may, the document … and Indian jurors. The desire for Indian, involvement in all matters concerning Indians is clearly expressed. … any bill or measure concerning the Indians residing in the Colony which may be proposed in the Legislative …

…   Peddie is a small town in the Amathole district of the Eastern Cape province of … rivers, which had previously been annexed to the Cape in 1829. On 8 March 1848 the southern districts of Victoria … During the colonial era local agriculture was largely in the hands of indigenous farmers whose main product was …

… Jon Soske and  Sean Jacobs   Foreword by Achille Mbembe   In Apartheid Israel: The Politics of an Analogy , twenty … strengthening and broadening today’s movement for justice in Palestine. "The occupation of Palestine is the biggest … 4 Room Cash bar. Click for More Details.   "The essays in  Apartheid Israel: The Politics of an Analogy  powerfully …

… After destructive floods in South Africa, Mozambique, Botswana and Zimbabwe, a meeting was held in Mbabane, Swaziland. An appeal was made for international assistance to flood victims in the region. Southern and central Mozambique was the worst …

… Article in which Jeffrey Marishane raises concerns regarding the real motives of the World Vision's presence in Southern Africa, in its history there are activities and links with mainly the …

… In the mid-80s a strange pop phenomenon swept through the … was a coloured oke from the Cape Flats or Eersterust in Pretoria. Some maintained that he was from Bosmont or neighbouring Wesbury in Johannesburg. On the surface these were not far-fetched …

… has received a further blow and our country's prestige in the international field has dropped to an even lower … life with all its miseries, hardships and degradation is in store for them. In the Union Parliament - with the honourable exception of …

… has received a further blow and our country's prestige in the international field has dropped to an even lower … life with all its miseries, hardships and degradation is in store for them. In the Union Parliament - with the honourable exception of …

… by Surendra Bhana and Bridglal Pachai 'The whole Coolies in this Barrack' wrote to the town clerk of Durban on 6 December 1872 asking for an increase in their wages. The request was turned down. Source: Durban … vol. 829, Natal Archives. We, the undersigned Coolies in the services of the Corporation, beg most respectfully to …

… Democratic Republic of São Tomé and PrÁ­ncipe. Two islands in the Gulf of Guinea, straddling the Equator, west of Gabon, formed the country. In 1972, the CLSTP changed its name to MLSTP. During the elections MLSTP won all 16 seats in the National Assembly. The constitution, which was …

… In a move aimed at strengthening the campaign for the release … five Cubans - who include trade unionists - incarcerated in Miami, United States, in 1998, African National Congress (ANC) Secretary General …

… Party (HNP) a far-right political party that emerged in 1969, Dr. Albert Hertzog was scornfully attacked by the Minister of Transport Ben Schoeman in the House of Assembly. This was not the first major clash between the two. In April 1969 Schoeman played a tremendous role in rejecting …

… National Congress leader John Langalibalele Dube  died in Durban at the age of 84 years. Lulu Joan Dube passed away … illness while she was at Inkosi Albert Luthuli Hospital in Durban. Born in Inanda Durban in 1931, Lulu Dube was the last surviving …

… in 1854 two Dutch Indigo Planters from Java, Mr Theodorus … of Pinetown . Locally grown indigo plants were gathered in bundles by Indonesian workers . Plants were packed into … river water and poor soil. 'Though were rediscovered in 1969 this first example of Pinetown industry caused much …

… This land was one of the original erven granted in Simons Town . Built in 1816 by PJ Truter Jnr, Collector of Customs who owned it until 1842. In 1840 it was leased by the government as a temporary … https://www.wikiwand.com/ en/List_of_heritage_sites_in_Simonstown 9/2/081/0054   …

… Siad Barre shared the fate of many post liberation leaders in Africa. Having started out as policemen in the Italian governed part of Somalia prior to World War Two, Barre was found to excel in the sphere of politics. After Somalia gained independence …

… At the age of 88, Clarence Makwetu passed away in Queenstown Private Hospital at 13:30 after a long illness. Makwetu was born on the 6th of December 1928 in the Transkei, as the 2nd of five children of Minah and … Pan-African Congress, Makwetu had represented the party in parliament and served as president in 1996. To the family, …

… A dissertation submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of BA Honours in History at the University of Cape Town. This dissertation … seeks to explore the schools boycott experience in the Athlone area. It is not merely an attempt to document …

… to reports Kabila was shot by one of his bodyguards in front of army generals, following a dispute in which he had sacked them. It was later confirmed that the … he became head of state, and many people had no confidence in him. Kabila became President of Zaire after the death of …

… banned after the Sharpeville massacre of 1960. However, in order to accept the award in Oslo, Norway, the South African government issued Luthuli … the ban was lifted, another (Luthuli's fourth) was imposed in May 1964. Since Luthuli's prize, three other South …

… founded as a result of the Treaty of Versailles in 1919-1920, convened and met for the first time in London. The League's goals included disarmament, … and improving global welfare. The idea originated in the minds of several statesmen, including President …