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… D Draper had reported on the discovery of fossil bones in its vicinity. All though many years were to pass, before it … that Sterkfontein and neighbouring caves had been used by early human beings. Similar deposits were found thereafter on … about 47,000 ha in size, the Cradle of Humankind earned its prestigious title, after a coincidence of seemingly …

… care for them. Doctors and nurses did their best, but were too few to treat the ill. The Black and Coloured sections of … It is currently generally accepted that the pandemic owed its origin to avian flu. …

… Investments (HCI). It could be Housing 500 families by as early as next year.  Shell House was the ANC’s first Headquarters after its Unbanning in 1990, and was the site of a 1994 Massacre … ANC, the ruling Political Party in South Africa, now has its Headquarters at Luthuli House, relocating there in 1997. …

… President of the World Council of Churches (WCC) in the early 1960's and the world conference on 'Church and Society' … and thus international travel, to those opposed to its policies. Journalists, photographers, activists and other …

… independence in 1975, and has now been documented on its on its latest compilation, Space Echo – The Mystery Behind The … highlight the hidden scenes on a continent whose music has too often been blurred into one. “Before it was all just …

… the country, and between India and South Africa. They too, for the most part, elected to make South Africa their … conditions were harsh and restrictive in many cases, not too far removed from slavery. There are complaints of low … the system came up with extremely good suggestions for its amelioration. For those who had completed their …

… By the early 1980s, the Congress movement was becoming established … Organistion (AZASO) adopted the Freedom Charter, shedding its allegiance to Black Consciousness, and took control of … of Zambia, where the African National Congress (ANC) had its headquarters. In 1984 students resolved to mobilise …

… Worker's Industrial Union in Port Elizabeth,and later was its national general secretary. He also served as secretary …

… policies and the government would go on to ban many of its members. More than a third of the banned members would go …

… Portuguese Guinea, became Guinea-Bissau in 1973, Bissau is its Capital. New Guinea island was named after this region … Relative to Men and Boys in Guinea”. The report focuses on early family formation, a common phenomenon in the country … of 94,925mi² (245,857km²), forming a rough crescent from its Western Border on the Atlantic Ocean curving towards the …

… essay sheds light on the development of the dop system and its lasting effects on Coloured workers, their children, and … one must fully understand the roots of an issue and its effects. The dop system and its lasting effects continue … Colony encouraged immigration from Cape Town , and, in the early 1700s, independent farmers, called trekboers, began to …

… passed a resolution that Mr Dunning was devoting too much attention to the education of the children of Indian … empowered the Indian Immigration School Board to establish its own school. November, An estate school was opened at … foreign to the country. 1926 A Select Committee announced its inability to make any recommendations in connection with …

… in the Colony, the Natal Legislature was able to have its way. A new Bill was introduced in 1896, and passed into … the said petition, though all said that it was presented too late. The Honourable Prime Minister, in order that it … that question would receive attention on a future, but early, date. The Franchise Bill is only the proverbial thin …

… [i] for the people who were ‘liberated’ in this way, its rewards were bitter sweet. [ii] This paper explores how … wave of ‘prize negroes’ who arrived from 1839, but as early as1824 there was a trickle of ‘prize negroes’ attending … and Servants Ordinance of 1841. [lxiii] Significantly too, the freedom of a parent did not mean the freedom of …

… internal and external historiographical developments. The early Marxist approach was constituted by the climate of … and economic growth in South Africa during the 1960's by its antagonism to the dominants liberal analyses of the …

… from taking part in the 18th Olympic Games in Tokyo over its refusal to condemn apartheid. This came after the … country was readmitted to the international stage in the early 1990s. …

… The relationship between the two countries in 1970s and early 1980s was fraught with friction. This was the case … later, January 1986 the South African Government closed its borders with Lesotho, cutting off fundamental food and … 2013)| South African History Online, ‘South Africa closes its borders with Lesotho’ , [online], available at …

… On 4 September 1899, an 1820 Settler and early South African naturalist, Mary Elizabeth Barber died in … for the first time, and initiated the examination of its ethnology, archaeology and palaeontology. …

… candidates at the tail end of apartheid, as opposed to early in the twentieth century. The main parties in the … the Apartheid government to involve Black communities in its “puppet” local government structures were met with fierce …

… who had lived in the east of Pretoria in the late 1700s or early 1800s. [vi] A second theory argues that the name stems … [x] In the meanwhile the [xi] The ANC further argued that its policy of renaming places was a brave step towards …

… ten miles from the city. This boycott was not the first of its kind: that had been in 1943, when 15,000 Alex people … who worked a fifty-hour week, and old men and children too. Alex walked for nine days, through the sun and the wind … for trial in a higher court, but even that seemed far off. Early in 1958, we learned that the charges against sixty-five …

… reward for loyal service! He occasionally sent out scouts too collect soil samples. In 1685 he chose 763 Hectares, for its wine growing potential and magnificent situation just … of very influential people across the World, due to its excellent quality! It is recorded that recorded that 1 …

… site during the latter half of 1905, it was realised that its name coincided with that of Langverwacht,in the division of Oudtshoorn, and its name was changed to Carmel in November 1905. The ministry … and Carmel grew, the Edkins realised that the vision was too large for them to pioneer on their own, and The Carmel …

… the WARC persuaded the church to renounce apartheid in its theological teachings. The DRC was suspended from the … the WARC in Ottawa in 1982. Calls to expel the DRC came as early as in the 1960s when the Anglican Archbishop of Cape … declared apartheid as a status confessionis,a belief that its theological justification was a heresy.  In 1986 the DRC …

… More than 30 Years after Cosmas Desmond penned down the early History of Dimbaza, it remains a unique and … Development Corporation (CNDC) spent the majority of its budget, there was a 35% unemployment rate. Like most … Dimbaza became an industrial graveyard and returned to its pre-industrial era.  Unemployment is now around 70%, but …

… – the Dogme 95 movement. African film has also developed its own story-telling techniques, some of which derive from … many feature films telling stories about the lives of its people, cinema audiences often find themselves watching … one. South Africa is a part of Africa, and since the early 90’s increasingly connected to the rest of Africa, both …

… and the economic development of a virgin land. To the early English missionaries, the Bantu and Hottentots were … races to govern themselves; when then, and how, shall we too be allowed our fair share in the government of the … and in political theory by Professor Edgar Brookes. Its aim is equality of opportunity in separate territorial …

… visited the village in November 1851, and commented upon its state of desolation: "We passed the ruined village of … village, was destroyed, and the only building remaining in its pristine condition was the unfinished chapel, the walls … THIS MISSION STATION HAS BEEN DESTROYED, AND NO LONGER TOO BE FOUND. …

… Station, among the Griqua at Leeuwenkuil . The site proved too arid for cultivation. In about 1805 they moved the … for Philippolis. From 1813 to 17 July 1871, the Town and its surrounding Area functioned; as Waterboer's Land. … British Colony , Griqualand West from 1873 to 1880, with its own flag and currency, before it was annexed into the …