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… The Eastern Cape is regarded by many as the cradle of Black resistance … significant developments occurred which put the Eastern Cape at the forefront of pioneering African political … a small educated African elite emerged in the Eastern Cape. The third factor was the granting of ‘Responsible …

… by women, particularly black women. Black men in the Cape Colony still had the vote (although a black man could … these men meant a loss of customers. In the Western Cape, the women of Crossroads squatter camp established the … in rural politics in the Herschel district of the eastern Cape in the 1920s and 1930s (Bozzoli 1987: 324-357). The …

… voters' rolls, despite the 'colour-blind' franchise in the Cape. By 1936, even Cape Africans were stripped of the vote. The African response …

… children. 12 October 1679 : Van der Stel arrives at the Cape, accompanied by his four sons and sister in-law Cornelia … Six. He soon takes up post of VOC Commander of the Cape. Van der Stel authorises expansion beyond the skirts of … 1688 : The first group of French Huguenots arrive at the Cape. 14 December 1691 : The VOC replaces the office of …

… between Fort Beaufort and King Williamstown, Eastern Cape. Large quantity of explosives on line found and defused … December 1979  Economic:  railway near Alice, Eastern Cape. Explosion damages line 1980 1980  SAP building: … protests:  Port Elizabeth rail link to Johannesburg and Cape Town Line damaged by explosion 25/05/81: Series of …

… national and provincial levels. It was started by Western Cape Arts and Culture organizations.  ‘ACDN’ made … ACDN was an initiative on the part of Western Cape arts and culture organisations to influence government … and culture task force for the National Party led western Cape Government. ACDN lost momentum and several of its key …

… 24). 1894 The Glen Gray Act, passed by Cecil Rhodes in the Cape, restricted the ability of African men to own and (Root … No. 71 brought the Group Areas Act into effect in the Cape, Transvaal and Natal making them specified areas, though proclamation No. 72 exempt the Cape from subsection 10.1 of the Act (South African Institute …

… Born: Cape Town, 1951. Has a BA Honours degree from the University of Cape Town. He is a self taught photographer. Lurie has held … of the Year International’ (POYi) and the Competition for “Cape Town Fringe: Manenberg Avenue is where it’s Happening. …

… Born: Cape Town, 1951. Has a BA Honours degree from the University of Cape Town. He is a self taught photographer. Lurie has held … of the Year International’ (POYi) and the Competition for “Cape Town Fringe: Manenberg Avenue is where it’s Happening. …

… Graca Machel TBC   Janet Cherry University of the Western Cape Jocelyn Alexander University of Oxford Piero Gleijeses … Mafela Trust Benson, Koni & Gamedze, Asher University of Cape Town Bolliger, Lennart University of Oxford Bottoman, … Hunter, Roland ANC Israel, Paolo University of the Western Cape Itai Kagwere   Judy Seidman Khulumani Katto, Jonna   …

… a system particularly favoured in the Eastern Cape. [xii] The Chief’s powers were controlled through the … Bakwena ba Mopeli (Free State) The AmaRharhabe (Eastern Cape) The Batlokwa ba Mota (Free State) The Ndzundza-Mabhoko … (Mpumalanga) The AbaThembu base-Rhode (Eastern Cape) The Amampondo ase-Nyandeni (Eastern Cape) The following …

… administrative assistant. Ramphele notes: ‘The Eastern Cape office was set up in response to Steve Biko’s banning … followed in 1974 and 1975 respectively, but the Eastern Cape emerged as the dominant region in terms of projects and … in developing many of the BCP’s projects in the Eastern Cape (www.mg.co.za) Biko established the Zimele Trust Fund in …

… Born: Ladysmith, 1981. Resides in Cape Town. Received National Diploma in Photography from Cape Peninsula University of Technology. …

… place in Bisho , an independent homeland in the Eastern Cape and twenty eight ANC protesters were killed by the …

… the 1870s a series of farming associations emerged in the Cape, both in the west and in the east. While both English … in two forms: independent associations in the eastern Cape and midlands, and in the west a set of organisations … representation at a political level, especially after the Cape government of Gordon Sprigg imposed an excise duty on …

… that functioned under the umbrella of CAPAB Ballet in Cape Town , now known as the Cape Town City Ballet. Philip Boyd, who was a principal dancer for Cape Town City Ballet, held ballet classes in a classroom at …

… of the Protestant Churches in Netherlands Indies CDBM : Cape Diocesan Board of Missions (Province of the CGH) CMML : … of South Africa (Transvaal) DGT : Diocese of Grahamstown (Cape of Good Hope) DKK : Diocese of Kimberley and Kuruman … Committee of the Dutch Reformed Church in South Africa (Cape of Good Hope) DRCSAO : General Mission Committee of the …

… transferred to archive depots in Pretoria, Bloemfontein, Cape Town and Pietermaritzburg. There is no charge for … Fax: +27 (0)12 - 344 5143 Email:  [email protected] Cape Town Archives Repository The Head Postal address: Private Bag X9025, CAPE TOWN, 8000 Street address: 72 Roeland Street, CAPE TOWN …

… we mark the centenary of its first exhibition held at Cape Town's Drill Hall. The highlight of festivities marking … the commemorative exhibition mounted by Iziko Museums of Cape Town at the South African National Gallery. We are … Collections of Paintings and Sculpture, Iziko Museums of Cape Town, has worked with unceasing commitment and …

… village after Sir Benjamin D’Urban, then Governor of the Cape. In 1836-7 the region was settled by numbers of disaffected Dutch farmers from the Cape, who, in 1839 proclaimed it, as well as Durban, the …

… first recorded rugby match in South Africa at Green Point, Cape Town, Western Cape between the Army and the Civil service. 1879 Founding of …

… settlement Land wars The 'Frontier Wars' in the Eastern Cape Europeans who came to stay in South Africa first settled in and around Cape Town. As the years passed, they sought to expand their … uprisings in the district of Graaff-Reinet, and to protect Cape Town, and hence the India sea route, from possible …

… Dutch Reformed Church, also Calvinist and based in the Cape, sought to unify the churches throughout the various … Jameson Raid in 1895. The development of rail links to Cape Town, Durban and Delagoa Bay also saw a heightening of … High Dutch spoken nowhere in South Africa. Instead it was “Cape Dutch” that was the dominant dialect, a “despised …

… as the dominant power in the Southern and South-Western Cape regions. 1460 Portuguese navigators, representing the … the mouth of the Congo River. 1485 CÁ¢o puts ashore at Cape Cross, north of present-day Walvis Bay. 1487 The … LÁ¼deritz Bay. 1488 Dias succeeds in circumnavigating the Cape, naming it "Cabo de BÁµa Esperança" or the Cape of Good …

… Step of the Way: The Journey to Freedom in South Africa, Cape Town: HSRC Press, pp 43-44, (Commissioned by the … brought to a close the first Dutch-Khoikhoi war in the Cape. It was to be the first of many wars waged by settlers … to a Settler Colony In 1652 Europeans settled where Cape Town is now located, to set up a half way station for …

… territory that is today mostly understood as the Eastern Cape – between 1700 and 1850 they did not locate beyond the … Boer found reasons to push beyond the boundaries of the Cape Colony they had established through their … of spirituality. Take Nxele for example; he grew up in the Cape Colony and was exposed to Christianity and European …

… Born: Isle Of Man, United Kingdom, 1971. Lives and works in Cape Town. Studied at University College London … Art, London (Photography) and Ruth Prowse School of Art, Cape Town. Collections: South African National Gallery; …

… Born: Cape Town, 1980. Lives and works in Cape Town. Has a BA (Hons) degree in Motion Pictures and …

… 2000, seven xenophobic killings were reported in the Cape Flats district of Cape Town. Seven foreigners from different African countries were killed on the Cape Flats. Amongst those who were attacked by local South …

… his expedition of Dutch Calvinist settlers landed at the Cape on 6 April 1652 . Van Riebeeck had received a commission … settlers (" free burghers ") in the arable regions around Cape Town , where wine and wheat became the major products. … Africa by the Dutch. British settlers arriving in 1820 The Cape Colony remained under Dutch rule until 1795 before it …