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… side of the Gariep Dam . The Reserve has an Area of 16 000 Hectares. This Dam, which is the largest Dam in South … namely: 'Komweer' Lodge which is a farmhouse sleeping 12 people and in Afrikaans means; 'Come Again'; Apies Bay …

… Pillay returned to South Africa in 1990, having spent 12 years in exile. Rajes passed away on 29 December 2020 in …

… work, no pay’ to workers who stayed away from work on June 16. The statement was released after the United Democratic … to issue a call for a one day work stay-away on June 16, in commemoration of the Soweto riots. Assocom and the …

… ↵ [iv] 1983: Car bomb in South Africa kills 16. 2016. [Online]. Available: … ↵ [vi] 1983: Car bomb in South Africa kills 16. 2016. [Online]. Available: … |1983: Car bomb in South Africa kills 16. 2016. [Online]. Available: …

… regulation imposes on girls on their attaining the age of 16 years the necessity to take out a monthly pass and to … was not the end of the women’s fight against pass laws. On 16 June when the police attempted to arrest a woman for pass … to negotiate abolishing passes for girls over the age of 16 and unmarried women. In addition to protests and …

… into the main building. The date for the attack was 16 December 1982, a date that was rallying point for … to install the explosions to the targeted date of December 16, but finished planting the bombs on 17 December. The fuses …

… a conference held at Pietermaritzburg on 25 and 26 March 1961. This conference was attended by 1 500 delegates from … Conference held in Pietermaritzburg - 25 - 26 March 1961 A grave situation confronts the people of South Africa. … be called by the Union Government not later than May 31st, 1961; that the Convention shall have sovereign powers to …

… to Cape Town in 1956; his banning order expired in 1961. In December 1960 the NEUM faction led by Isaac Tabata, … in APDUSA, serving on its finance committee until 1963. [12] The YCCC members studied Mao Tse Tung’s Yu Chi Chan … on Umkhonto we Sizwe leaders at Liliesleaf Farm, Rivonia. [16] Arrest and imprisonment Van der Heyden was arrested on 18 …

… to establish a core of internal MK cadres. The impact of 16 June 1976 The events of 16 June 1976 in Soweto, and elsewhere in the country, provide … hotels, entertainment and sports. However, within 12 months, everything came apart in a storm of …

… of over 13 000 in the Transvaal. Gandhi gave Smuts until 16 August 1908 to respond. On this day, the Indian community …

… The IFP releases its first draft constitutional proposals. 16 December 1991: Ten minutes before the end of a steering …

… and became the longest surviving patient. She lived for 12 years afterwards. She was South Africa's fifth heart … "She lived her larger-than-life existence for more than 12 years, a woman in love with life and unafraid." …

… felt that it would compromise his religious beliefs.  In 1961, Boone came to South Africa for a 10 day tour.  In later …

… Councils Act. The Bantu Urban Councils Act, Act No 79 of 1961 created black councils in urban areas that were linked …

… the march. The students at the Cape were influenced by the 16 June 1976 uprising of Soweto school children to take … better education. Click here for a chronology of the June 16 uprising in the Western Cape. References: Wallis, …

… Bengal in the east and the Deccan plateau in the south”. [12]   Akbar also implemented significant political, military … to convert his region’s Hindu population to  Islam. [16]   The decision for tolerance and openness to other … (Accessed:  20 June 2020). [12] A. Hart-Davis, History:  Definitive Visual Guide, Dorling …

… Ugandan soldiers to be promoted to the rank of officer in 1961 just before Uganda attained independence. In 1965, …

… to discredit them. Hammarskjold and fifteen others died in 1961 when their aircraft exploded before landing in Zambia, …

… (ANC) from 1952 to 1967 and Nobel Peace Prize winner in 1961, was one of South Africa's greatest leaders. In 1952, …

… international infamy as a maximum security prison. From 1961 to 1991 over 3000 political prisoners were incarcerated …

… of the South African Council of Churches. On 16 April 1981, Tutu was arrested by the South African … was confiscated, barring him from travelling overseas. On 16 October 1984, he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize award … April [online], Available at www.csmonitor.com [Accessed: 16 April 2014]|Jet Magazine, Bishop Urges Boycott By Blacks , …

… historic inauguration as President of Liberia was on 16 January, 2006. She became the 24th President of Liberia. … she was re-elected in November 2011, and was inauguratedon 16 January 2012 to a second and final term of office. This … , [online], Available at www.emansion.gov.lr  [Accessed: 16 November 2012]|Biography, ‘Ellen Johnson Sirleaf …

… over the Zulus at the Battle of Blood River on December 16,1838, and the vow made before the battle. December 16 gained further significance in 1961 when the military wing of the African National Congress …

… raising taxes of the poor as it could lead to unrest. [12] As King Louis XVI did not want to tax nobility, De … and rights were determined by the estate they owned. [16] The three estates included the clergy, the nobility and … [11] Ibid. [12] Author Unknown, “The French Revolution (1789 – 1799)”, …

… Ministers,  creating two new ministries, and appointed 16 new cabinet ministers, 10 of which are from outside his …

… in 1964. Ruth was assassinated by a letter bomb in 1982, 12 years before the prohibition of the apartheid government. … from policeman and jail workers or ‘wardress’ (First 1988; 16). ‘ The five police roughs joked in Afrikaans on the ride … yourself to blame for this. We know”¦. ”’ (First 1988; 12-13). The main reason she was treated this way was the fact …