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… White, black and blue poster. Notice of a rally at City Hall, Thursday, May 28th. Photograph of a healthcare worker with an old lady. Photograph of Jesse Jackson. Sponsored by New York Labor Coalition for …

… Black and white poster with splashes of red, blue, yellow and green. Artwork of women marching carring a banner with title on it. March for International Women's Day 1983. List of grievances. Designed by Pamela Harris in 1979. …

… Open letter to Perkine regarding the fact that the struggle of the peoples of South Africa against apartheid and imperialism is essentially similar to the one eaged by the people of Angola against colonial and imperialist forces …

… for life; don't let them hang; poster contains list of names of people sentenced to death as of 1987 …

… White and black poster. Notice of a demonstration on Saturday, June 2nd, at Speaker's Corner, Hyde Park. Photograph of Botha, taking his hat off. Photograph of a man wearing sunglasses. Issued by the Anti-Apartheid …

… at Galeshewe Stadium, Kimberley on 24th April 1991. List of speakers and events. Black images of women dancing across bottom of poster. …

… poster. Large red letter K down left hand side. Artwork of a man made out of newspapers against a background of newspapers. No. 11 in bottom left hand corner. Walter Gube …

… Multicoloured poster. Photograph of men looking for work at the street corner. Notice of a NUMSA Job Summit Campaign from 30th June to 31st July 2002. List of venues, events and activities. NUMSA and COSATU logos. …

… The use of White religion and politics to keep Blacks under the supression of the Nationalist government is questioned. It also suggests that the social atmosphere of the Black family setting has been destroyed by a …

… contains commissions to assess, among others, the theory of the struggle pertaining to the Black culture, the feasibility of research into education suitable for the struggle of students in Universities, and possible student benefits …

… Demonstrations against Proclamation of Republic 6 May 1961 [Drum asked several non-European … the planned demonstrations. The following are answers of Chief Luthuli.] Question : Do you advocate peaceful … I share, I welcome them. Question : What should be the aim of the demonstrations? Answer : We are protesting against the …

… Scheckter is also infamously known for being the cause of one of the biggest accidents in the history of Formula One.[iv] End Notes [i] Jody Scheckter: Ferrari … https://www.formula1.com/en/championship/drivers/hall-of-fame/Jody_Scheckter.html |Jody Scheckter: Ferrari …

… to outspan their wagons. This changed after the annexation of the Cape by the British in 1806, when a new market was established immediately east of the Castle in 1812 for the benefit of farmers. Because of its proximity to the Malay Quarter, …

… he joined Kaizer Chiefs, including the PSL ‘Footballer of the Year’ for the 2003/2004 season and the ‘Player’s Player of the Season’ 2003/2004. He was also the winner of Kick Off Magazine’s ‘Soccer Player of the Season’ …

… Dutch Layout popular in the Cape Colony at the time of the founding of Uitenhage - of broad streets, water culverts and widely spaced thatched …

… Mozambique and the Soviet Union rejected the findings of the Margo Commission, led by Justice Cecil Margo. The … into the aircraft crash in which President Samora Machel of Mozambique had been killed. The commission found that the accident had been caused by an error of the crew and that the aircraft had not been lured off …

… owned automobile industry in South Africa, pulled out of the country amidst a series of disputes and strikes from workers fearing for their … The decision to withdraw came after the United States of America decided to introduce tough economic sanctions …

… The seventeen year old Pretoria schoolboy sprinter of Pretoria Boys' High, Oscar Pistorius, fell coming out of the start of his 200m heat for leg amputees, then showed mind-blowing …

… to leave the country, to indicate proposed dates of departure and countries of choice. Transit rights through South Africa would be … Prime Minister B.J. Vorster and Chief Leabua Jonathan of Lesotho in Cape Town, at the end of which a joint … Southern African Political History: a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, …

… Balthazar Johannes Vorster announced in the House of Assembly in Cape Town that South African scientists have … described the success as ‘unequalled in the history of our country’. It is widely believed that the uranium was … weapons by the South Africa government. The history of nuclear energy in South Africa dates back to 1959 when the …

… its first Interim Report, satisfied with the number of countries that had broken off diplomatic and commercial … The country was under immense pressure globally because of its Apartheid policy that discriminated against black … Party (NP) after it won the heavily contested elections of 1948 following the end of the World War II, 1945. After …

… rights activists, Randall Robinson, Executive Director of TransAfrica and Dr. Mary Frances Berry, Commissioner of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, were arrested for a … South Africa Movement (FSAM) went on to discuss violations of human rights under the apartheid government.  At the end …

… known for his choral compositions. He comes from a family of teachers. He obtained his high School education in … cum laude and an MMus in Composition at the university of Pretoria. Van der Watt joined the prominent school, … Pretoria Boys High as an English teacher. He is now head of the music department at the school. He is also conductor …

… His first novel, Les soleils des indépendances (The Suns of Independence, 1970) was a stern criticism of the government of an independent CÁ´te d'Ivoire. Kourouma eventually left …

… Christmas day on 25 December 1925 in the Mqanduli district of the former Transkei , now part of Eastern Cape Province . His involvement in political …  until his release in 1978.In 1983, during the launch of the  United Democratic Front  (UDF), Tinto was elected …

… township, near Johannesburg,where he was at the time of the tragedy. Meyiwa was one of the best players of Orlando Pirates. He was also a part of Orlando Pirates …

… and Cape community leader, died on this day at the age of 69. Founder and leader of the anti-apartheid African People's Organisation (APO) , he was the first non-White to become a member of the Cape Town City Council (from 1905-1940). His death … D.J. et al. (eds) (1970).  Standard Encyclopedia of Southern Africa , Cape Town: NASOU, v. 1, p. 4. …

… Parliament approved the unilateral official cancellation of the Anglo-Egyptian Alliance Treaty of 1936 and appointed Crown Prince Farouk as king. Between … between British troops and guerrilla squads comprised of students, peasants, workers and radical intellectuals. …

… mainly written in Afrikaans, although she translated some of her own work - and those of other Afrikaans poets - into English. Her work was also … German, French, Italian and Hebrew. Works (collections of her poetry): Belydenis in die Skemering (Confession in the …

… Dag Hammerskjöld, secretary-general of the United Nations (UN), arrived in the Congo to try to … between Katanga troops and the non combatant forces of the UN. In an effort to secure a cease-fire he arranged to … fifteen other members mysteriously crashed on the night of 17-18 September at the border of Northern Rhodesia and …