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… le Fleur, Griqua leader (kaptyn) and visionary, was born in Herschel, CC. He was the son of Abraham le Fleur and one of the leading figures in Griqualand East. Both he and his father were extremely active in the 1890s on behalf of the Griqua who claimed that they …

… Bill, 169-11; Native Trust and Land Bill becomes law in May June 29””July 2 , AAC reconvenes 1937 Natives (Urban … of the short-lived National Union of African Youth in Natal Communist Party headquarters moves from Johannesburg … January , Hertzog's followers merge with Daniel F. Malan's in the Reunited National Party July 7 , The national …

… Ladies and Gentlemen: I would like to add my voice in thanking the outgoing President of the General Assembly, Dr Han Seung-Soo for the diligent manner in which he managed the affairs of this Assembly. I would … Assembly. We hope that you will have a successful tenure in your stewardship of this important body. Allow us to also …

… Name applied from 1657 to the Liesbeek River, in Cape Town. Named after a small River in the Netherlands. The first 'free burghers' of the Dutch … Company were granted permission to Farm along the River in 1657, shortly after the first Dutch Settlers arrived in …

… An email interview with Omar Badsha in 2009 conducted by Marian Nur Goni for a masters theses. … Afrapix: Some Questions Email interview with Omar Badsha in 2009 conducted by Marian Nur Goni for a Master’s Thesis. … to ask you if the Culture and Resistance Festival held in Gaborone in 1982 and Afrapix setting up are linked? …

… process of building a better life for all. With the ANC in local government together we can take sure this happens … We have introduced school feeding schemes for children in need. 2.3 We have started to bring clean water and … our country has a single education system. We are phasing in free education and our children are back in their …

… some opportunity to enjoy some of the rich natural beauty in the surroundings of this resort. The world in which all of us live is changing rapidly and dramatically. … a very long period we have had a multilateral system which in reality has been dominated of the many by the few. This …

… Like the ‘76 uprising stories, this is one more chapter in the book of the rainbow nation that sheds light on the … his activism within his community at a very young age; in fact, some of his peers recall him being active in student councils since he was in primary school. Kriel is …

… see the women of our motherland play their rightful role in the forefront of the struggle for the destruction of the … of the involvement of the masses, including the women in their millions, as a conscious and active part of the … African National Congress is convinced that the struggle in South Africa and its assured victory constitute an …

… km from Durban on the R34 just off the N2, is positioned in the hilly countryside of the Uthungulu district. The area … but a magistracy, called 'Empangeni', was established here in 1894. The name Empangeni, according to folklore, comes … refer to the number of crocodile attacks on water bearers in the nearby eMpangeni stream. The town is a centre for …

… the Village of Salt River was established is not known but in 1665 the Settlement is recorded to have overlooked a Fjord … consisted of an Inn and several Fishermen's Cottages . In 1803 a Grain Mill was erected there; in 1862 it became a major Railway Junction; and in 1883 it …

… along here is a highlight of any visit to Bloemfontein. In front of the 3rd Raadsaal (NALN) you’ll find the historic … trees and five orange trees (although the orange trees are in the main courtyard, not in front of the building). By the end of the Republic, the …

… on 1 June 2000, and the Freedom Park Trust was established in 2001 to develop the heritage project. Construction of the first phase began in July 2003, and was completed in March 2004. During 2003, cleansing and symbolic reparation …

… Set in amongst other Villages with similarly lyrical names, like: … and Kareedouw, on Route 62 , Joubertina is a little town in the Eastern Cape that, until the establishment of the … notoriety and languished as something of a one-horse town in much the same vein as its Neighbour's. Now referred to as …

… Awards have grown exponentially since they were launched in 2015. Now in their fourth year, the Awards are carried live on national … about the fact that you can’t exist as a human being in isolation. It speaks about our interconnectedness. Being …

… the Berlin Mission Society and was named  Anhalt-Schmidt , in 1860. This Village however had already been named Haarlem … today. (presumably named after the City, near Amsterdam in Holland!)  The tiny settlements of Haarlem and 'Avontuur' (which means- ‘adventure’ in Afrikaans ). Perhaps because this extended Valley in the …

… Eritrea is a country in the Horn of Africa located on the Red Sea. A fact reflected in its name, which is an Italianized version of; 'Mare … access to the gold, coffee, and slaves sold by traders in the Ethiopian highlands to the south, and, in the second …

… In the heart of Cape Town lies the beautiful Wynberg Park! … pretty. The 'Krakeelwater' River’s Spring actually begins in this Park. Wynberg Park is renowned for its exquisite … colourful Hydrangeas blossom to create a carpet of colour. In the 1890s, the land for what was then called; 'King Edward …

… The suspected mastermind of the bomb attacks in London on July 7 hid in South Africa for several weeks before being arrested in Zambia last week. Cable News Network (CNN) reported on …

… photography of a controversial picture depicting famine in Sudan. Carter came under a lot of criticism for a … photograph of a Sudanese child being stalked by a vulture in 1993.  On 18 April, 1994, only 6 days after Carter won the … their way to Tokowa to photograph an outbreak of violence in the area. Later in the day he heard over the radio that …

… and collaboration, took over Indian political leadership in 1945. A deputation led by the president of the Natal … measure of confidence amongst Indians, as is reflected in its large and still increasing membership, than at any time in the past. NATAL AND THE INDIAN QUESTION 2. Natal Indians …

… his army, handover offenders. Frere who was appointed in 1877 wanted to pursue the idea of creating a Confederation … realised that Cetshwayo was a major stumbling block in the attempt to bring all of Southern Africa under British … momentum. Successive British Colonial administrations in Natal, beginning with the occupation of the Territory in …

… Animating this colloquium is a two-fold question: In what ways are popular educators in the ‘south’, and particularly in South Africa, responding to various, precarious economic, …

… found by the South African Police at Plot No 9, Travallyn, in the district of Krugersdorp on 8 July 1963 and on "Liliiesleaf" Farm in Rivonia on 11 July 1963, Most of the list is typed in Afrikaans but some handwritten additions are listed in …

… first prime minister of the Union of South Africa, died in Pretoria after a heart attack. The heart failure was … on his farm Rusthof. Very ill, he returned to his home in Pretoria where he died. He was buried in the Rebecca Street cemetery in Pretoria on 30 August. …

… are from Europe.” Daniels found her family, the Burleys, in a record that documented the manumission of Thomas Burley’s family from one Brice J. Worthington in 1854. She also learned that she was descended from Francis … “The stories and old records mentioned a plantation down in the country of Anne Arundel County,” says Daniels. “We …

… joins all soccer loving Africans, and South Africans in particular by hosting the ANC 2010 FIFA World Cup Street Bash, tomorrow, Friday, the 4th June 2010, in front of the ANC Head Office, Luthuli House, from 12h30 to … ANC send-off of the Bafana Bafana team to the world cup in a weeks time. We do this send of through song and dance, …

… Pachai Indian immigrants sent money regularly to relatives in India. In the document reproduced below, dated 1895, Pethuyee Themalarajinpattanam has considerable difficulty in tracking down the money order sent by his son Cooppan. …

… of apartheid. It is also true that the formal institutions in our country, which would normally have the responsibility … this, our museums, our monuments and our archives, are in the process of being transformed to meet this challenge. … other heritages and we are grappling with this issue in our Department. I am also happy to say that the …

… Apartheid Museum. Image Source The Apartheid Museum opened in 2001 and is acknowledged as the pre-eminent Museum in the World dealing with 20th Century South Africa, at the … Human Rights , freedom and democratic values, as enshrined in the UN Charter (Article 1) and in the Universal …