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… at the summit of the Afrikaner Unity Movement (AUM), held in Pretoria, voted to transform the AUM into a political party in order to contest the 1999 general election. Although the …

… letter from Stanley Mabizela regarding the situation in Swaziland. Thanks ANC for the visit from Thabo Mbeki. … whether to use Noel Mthonjana. Reports that comrades in Lorenzo Marques would like to have contact with the ANC. …

… Amandla! Maatla! : a film about South African Youth made in Sweden by Magnus Bergmar and Kjell Soderlund in 1984 A colour poster, advertising the release of this …

… conference of the African National Congress (ANC) held in Bloemfontein, the document the African's Claim in South Africa, presented by the Atlantic Charter committee … Xuma, A,(1943), Africans' Claims in South Africa , from African National Congress, 14 …

… National Day of Affirmation of Academic and Human Freedom in South Africa. Contains announcement that Professor Erwin N … ceremony for the Affirmation of Academic and Human Freedom in South Africa. …

… the largest and the strongest African initiated church in world, that has its headquarters in South Africa. In fact the ANC so patterned itself along the lines of the …

… of Cde Basil “Jomo” Mavuso, a former MK combatant in Nova Catenga, a military training camp, south of Angola … of the ANC MK leadership, particularly that of Commander-in-Chief, cde President Oliver Tambo. He was chosen to become … with distinction and dedication. He was nicknamed “Jomo”, In Nova Catenga, after his dazzling football skills which he …

… Inscribed on the World Heritage List in 2004, the property is located at the South-Western … the alarm on the growing threat of biodiversity crime in the Western Cape, revealing 12 new cases and 23 fines … statistics reflect the seriousness of biodiversity crime in the province and our ongoing efforts to strengthen …

… Department under the Secretary General’s Office, are also in full operation, using laptops and cellphones. We note that … businesses and caused malfunctioning of traffic lights in the Johannesburg Central Business District (CBD). We have … believe that the municipal strike, which has resulted in the thrashing of streets by striking workers, can only be …

… concern about the conduct of EFF Members of Parliament in the National Assembly today. Their refusal to abide by … constituencies bigger than their mere membership. In their chaotic conduct they are undermining and … the Speaker if the National Assembly for her firmness in disallowing EFF to make our Parliament unworkable. Her …

… a partly elected Legislative Council. Ten years later, in 1866, Natal invaded a portion of the Mpondo Paramount, … become part of the Cape Colony, known as Griqualand East. In 1884, Natal occupied Port St Johns on the same day that … 2011] Anon, (n.d.), ‘What happened on July 15’from Dates In History [online] Available at …

… Reserve on the seaward tip of what is known as Cape Seal in Plettenberg Bay. Cape Seal lighthouse lies 146 metres … Reserve on the seaward tip of what is known as Cape Seal in Plettenberg Bay.  In 2013 a new lighthouse was erected on Robberg. The old … Southern Africa by Gerald Hobberman https://lighthouses-of-sa.blogspot.co.za/2006/12/cape-seal-lighthouse.html …

… In 1929, H Live commissioned architect Ritchie McKinlay to … so-called `Berea Style' which arose from local interest in Spanish Colonial Architecture as found, on the West Coast … accessed from a central Staircase. One of the difficulties in planning the Building must have been the shape of the …

… was designed and erected by Boyd & Son, of Paisley, in Scotland, who dismantled the original building into … by the Saracen Foundry of Walter MacFarlane, of Glasgow, in Scotland, and was erected as a tribute to the memory of the officers and men who died in a number of South African wars from 1877 to …

… Our Lady Of Montserrat in Betty's Bay, Western Cape is a Christian Congregation … Church has been burnt to the Ground because of the Fire in the Overstrand. News24 reported at 2019-01-04 11:30 by … Bay fires "The fire remains active above Betty's Bay, high in the Mountain. The Road is very steep and it's difficult to …

… Thirty years after the first Treason trial in 1956, 16 members of the United Democratic Front (UDF) were accused of treason in the Pietermaritzburg Supreme Court. The trial became known … trial followed an anti-Tri cameral Parliament protest in 1984, with the arrest of seven UDF members. Three weeks …

… Ebenezer was established in 1831 as a station of the Rhenish Missionary Society . The … had a population of 291. It was visited by James Backhouse in March 1840, when he reported that: "The missionary-station … Missionary Society. Several of the people were living in huts built of reeds, which were more substantial dwellings …

… gas into the air.  The South Eastern wind blew the gas in the direction of Macassar. [i] News reports confirmed that … and Evaluation of Exposures from a Large Sulfur Fire in South Africa. [Online]. Available: … mation_and_Evaluation_of_Exposures_from_a_Large_Sulfur_Fire_in_South_Africa ↵ …

… coups and two major pogroms against the Igbo (Ibo) people in Nigeria. The Igbo people constituted the majority of the population in the seceded territory. Among the reasons for the … borders were based on the expansion of colonialism, in particular British imperialism, that Nigeria had reneged …

… League of Nations. Africans South West Africa no share in Government therefore take no part in incorporation negotiations. South Africa itself denies … Africans. Only 40 per cent African Children accommodated in mission schools. 95 per cent Africans are imprisoned under …

… them Jewish - who fought against institutionalised racism in South Africa. Denis Goldberg, Helen Suzman, Ronnie … testimony to the personalities of some remarkable people. In a few cases - like those of the late Isie Maisels, Rowely … primairly a collection of portraits it is also a 'history-in-the-round' of the last sixty years, as seen from a …

… Grassroots was started in 1980 as the first of a series of community newspapers … of the first (March 1980) edition were printed although in subsequent years circulation grew to between fifteen and … and the United Democratic Front (UDF) were all linked in some way. The members of these organisations kept …

… the largest of the nearby coastal islands around the Cape. In the nearly four centuries of European settlement it has … The first political prisoner, Autshumato, was exiled in 1658.  He had attempted to take back cattle that his … were incarcerated there, including Nelson Mandela.  In 1997 Robben Island was designated a World Heritage Site. …

… who had been driven apart by Zulu and Ndebele raids. In 1867 and 1868, most of Moshoeshoe's land was overrun by … time. This state of affairs led to increased tension, and in 1880 the Gun War broke out. The result of the conflict was … rule from London, where it remained until its independence in 1966. …

… improper relationships and involvement of the Gupta family in the removal and appointment of Ministers and Directors of State-Owned Enterprises resulting in improper and possibly corrupt award of state contracts and …

… Church square in Woodstock has given rise to Apartment blocks, for much … here, but now housed here is the South African Brewery in what is now known as New Brighton! …

… River which has its source in the Fountains Valley and flows through Pretoria. Said to … after the large population of Vervet monkeys that lived in trees on its banks, between Daspoort and the Fountains …

… Name employed in the 18th Century for the Coastal Area on the peninsula … who was the Bishop of Milan and developed the use of music in church services and restored its ancient melodies as the …

… BEAT, Nelson Mandela's famous declaration to the court in his 1964 terrorism trial, expressing his readiness face execution. In fact the sentence was reduced to life imprisonment. This …

… Baker after the amalgamation of eight mining companies in April 1909, when Crown Mines Ltd was founded. The office … an experimental laboratory with a prominent brick chimney. In 1978 the property was taken over by Rand Mines (Pty) Ltd. …