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… Beaver (JB) Marks was born on 21 March 1903, Ventersdorp, Western Transvaal (now North West Province).  His father was …

… President Mary Burton at National Conference held at Cape Town on 12 March 1987, discussing: State of Emergency, … Address to the Black Sash National Conference held at Cape Town, 1987 …

… West. He was orphaned at age 12,Mfaxa moved to the Eastern Cape to attend secondary school at Lovedale College,then … devoted much of his time to organizing for the ANC and the Cape Youth League, of which he became a provincial … and was nominated as volunteer-in-chief in the Eastern Cape. The same year he was elected chairman of the ANC’s …

… and the organisation drew most of it's following from the Western Cape and the Transkei. Arguably the largest underground …

… immigrated to South Africa, in 1921. He joined the CPSA in Cape Town in 1925 and was one of the party's activists most … election of 1929 he stood as a mist candidate in Cape Flats but polled only 93 votes. During the controversy … an active part in a strike of tram and bus workers in Cape Town, he was convicted under the Riotous Assemblies Act …

… University of Botswana before joining the University of Cape Town in 1989 as a senior lecturer. Following South … Committee. In 1996, Pandor was appointed as member of the Cape Technikon Council. In August 1998 she became the Deputy … 1995 - 1998: Deputy Chief Whip 2000: Chancellor of Cape Technikon 2004: Minister of Education 2012-2014:  …

… Transvaal (now Gauteng). He later moved to the Eastern Cape, settling in Port Elizabeth, where he worked as a … Port Elizabeth, he became the provincial secretary of the Cape ANC in 1952 working with leaders such as Dr James … he actively supported the ANC’s campaign in the Eastern Cape, working with his old comrades such as the late Govan …

… 19 December 1955 banishing him from Rustenburg to Vryburg, Western Transvaal (now North West Province), was rejected by …

… 1948, he studied at the University of Fort Hare, Eastern Cape, where he joined the African National Congress Youth …

… her father was a doctor. In 1935 she started work at the Cape Archives Depot and in 1944 she transferred to the … a period in England, Davies was appointed as head of the Cape Archives Depot and stayed in this position until her …

… of secretary of the BFBS, the head office of which was in Cape Town. At first he was responsible for the Cape and South-West Africa only, but in 1948 he became … Bible Society in South Africa, established Bible houses in Cape Town,  Johannesburg , and  Durban  and successfully …

… in the Mpondoland (eQawukeni), region of the Eastern Cape.  His mother, Julia, was the third wife of Mzimeni … Holy Cross missionary school at Flagstaff in the Eastern Cape. 1930s 1933 Tambo and some friends form the Bizana …

… from Eveline High School in Bulawayo, Diana travelled to Cape Town to attend the University of Cape Town, [vii]  where she studied History and Shona, … the 1960’s – 1980 [xxviii] . In 1990, the University of Cape Town acquired, and continues to store, the archive that …

… services in New Brighton location, Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape. Sister Nginza was born Dora Jacobs in Cradock, Eastern Cape on a farm called Baviaanspoort on 17 October 1891. She … at the Victoria Hospital in Lovedale near Alice, Eastern Cape after completing her secondary education in 1915. Four …

… farm in the district of Malmesbury in the Cape Colony. In 1903, at the impressionable age of 17 she visited Cape Town and its cultural life inspired artistic ambitions, … with SASA until 1922, when she returned briefly to Cape Town from abroad. It was then that she entered her …

… on 16 September 1939 in Bonnievale, near Robertson in the Cape, Breyten Breytenbach completed his schooling at Hoërskool Hugenoot in Wellington, Cape. He began his tertiary studies at the University of Cape Town in 1958. His opposition to apartheid saw him leave …

… their willingness to participate in the campaign. The Cape Indian Congress which was still under the sway of the … Indian Organisation (TIO) and the still conventionalist Cape Indian Congress. The Conference decided to send a …

… Agenda, St Phillips School, Chapel Street. District 6, Cape Town, 18 January 1923 1. Minimum or Standard rate of … Agenda, St Phillips School, Chapel Street. District 6, Cape Town, 18 January 1923 …

… Milburn House, a school for 'young ladies' in Claremont , Cape Town . After that she spent some years in Edinburgh, … of elocution at the South African College of Music in Cape Town ”the first person in South Africa with the … who staged a variety of plays at regular intervals in Cape Town in the first quarter of the twentieth century. …

… History of Eastern Cape Rugby Football Club Est 1905 …

… Public Sector Government Local Authority - W Cape 1996 - 1997 …

… Public Sector Government Local Authority - Cape 1992 - 1993 …

… Public Sector Government Local Authority - Cape 1991 - 1992 …

… Public Sector Government Local Authority - Cape 1989 - 1991 …

… Public Sector Government Local Authority - Cape 1987 - 1988 …

… Public Sector Government Local Authority - Cape 1975 - 1981 …

… - Mandela's Ancestral Home, OR Tambo District, Eastern Cape …

… Blue Crane Municipality, Sarah Baartman District- Eastern Cape …

… Probe into Cape slave trade claim launched 1982 - 1985 …

… Most East Cape farmers set to recover 1982 - 1983 …