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… lives severely compromised.  When the settlers arrived in the Cape, they used fire arms and horses to win wars, raid … from the settlers, albeit cattle that were probably stolen in the first place.  Actions like this resulted in constant battles over cattle but since neither the …

… were totally destroyed by the first atomic bombs used in warfare. The American government justified the use of the … (for example, cancers) caused by the immense radiation. In both cities, the majority of the dead were civilians. The … August 9, is to date the only attack with nuclear weapons in the history of warfare. Six days after the bombing of …

… one of the most prominent comedians and entertainers in South African history, was born in Cape Town. [i] Endnotes [i] Getting to know Marc …

… Village in the Willem Pretorius Game Reserve near the Sand River, 30 … the North-West. The Sand River Convention was signed there in 1852, which gave independence to the South African …

… The building, designed in a classical-revivalist style, is an important component of … Street, one of the most historically significant roads in the Durban CBD. It was declared a National Monument under …

… These two double-storey dwellings were erected in 1910 by George Thomas Hopkins. They have a number of fine … which were presumably added on by Petrus Serenus du Toit in 1917 when he bought the property. …

… The building was restructured in 1903 by J Parker, of the architectural firm Forsythe & … of Minnie and Maria Bam, the daughters of JA Bam, who died in Germany. It was declared a National Monument under old NMC …

… The village of Glen Grey was named in honour of Sir George Grey, Governor of the Cape 1854-61. On 17 July 1902 a fire broke out in the Glen Grey police barracks, where the local post office …

… which was introduced by the National Party government in 1948. The policy instituted racial segregation in the country. …

… Mangope, who is held hostage for at least fifteen hours in Kemonosi Stadium.  Five people die in the coup and counter-coup and one is injured. …

… (TRASCO) logo on left and image of Hector Pieterson in the arms of a fellow student on the right. Features list of demands. "Unban COSAS - Ban apartheid education" in bold text underneath. Issued by TRASCO. …

… on certain Bantu of civil and criminal jurisdiction in urban areas, the establishment of community guards in certain areas, and matters incidental thereto, and to …

… speech covers subjects such as foreign investments, change in South Africa, patriotism, education and the role of students in creating a just society. …

… Top of poster white with title in dark blue and dark blue image of a saxophone player with … music interwoven and musical notes. Bottom half of poster in pink with white lettering. Concert at Samaj Centre, …

… Report of the Study Project on Christianity in Apartheid Society analysing the political situation in South Africa under apartheid. Contents include: What is …

… Rejecting any participation in the negotiations meetings of 29 November and of 20-21 December 1991, the New Unity Movement says in its latest statement that the conference has nothing to do …

… known as the “Blade Runner”) was born on 22 November 1986 in Sandton, Johannesburg. He was born with fibular hemimelia, which is a congenital absence of the fibular in both legs. His legs were amputated below the knee when he …

… of Cape Town students of a mass meeting to be held in response to the political turmoil that had begun to affect Cape Town. The government asks for law and order in an unlawful state. The meeting calls for solidarity with …

… and further condemns the whole system of oppression in dividing the people by colour and now in education as well. …

… of several dictionaries and grammar books, is born in Aberdeen in the Eastern Cape. Dr Terblanche was a pioneer of Afrikaans … fratse oor 1000 jaar, Kaapstad: Human & Rousseau."Vandag in die ou dae", Beeld , 4 December 2002. …

… party Azanian People's Organisation (AZAPO) was born in Tzaneen, Limpopo Province. Before he was appointed as Minister of Science and Technology in 2004 Mangena deputised Prof. Kader Asmal as Minister of …

… on Thursday 12 August 1982 at 20h00. Small map of Africa in top right hand corner. Wits logo in top left hand corner. …

… these poor souls are there because they cannot survive in the outside world, and one even abides the fallacy which … for the Eureka moment): “It should be read as an essay in creative curation, and strictly part of the dynamic spaces … that the uncomfortable ones who, ages ago, carved Buddhas in the rockface along the Silk Route did not save the Taliban …

… right handed batsman, Jonathan Neil Rhodes  was born in Pietermaritzburg, Natal Province (now known as Kwazulu … during the 1992 World Cup earn him a glorious place in the world of cricket. …

… details was designed by Herbert Baker  and was erected in 1898-1902 for Carl Jeppe who had been appointed Consul-General for the Transvaal in Cape Town. It was declared a National Monument under old …

… approximately 1840. It is thus one of the oldest dwellings in Uitenhage. An extension was made to its rear in about 1880 and it was declared a National Monument under …

… Freedom Party (IFP) met to negotiate on ending violence in townships. The two political camps had been engaged in violence since the early 1980s. …

… becomes irritable'. Rabula is a Farmstead and is located in Amathola District Municipality , Eastern Cape . The … is 748 Meters. Variant forms of spelling for Rabula or in other languages: ' Habula " …

… Three Zimbabwean intelligence officers were on trial in Harare, Zimbabwe for attempting to car bomb a house in Bulawayo, occupied by African National Congress (ANC) …

… to the Minister of Agriculture, Mozambique, reporting that in light of sabotage attacks on Government offices in Bloenfontein, allegedly by ANC members operating from …