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… cost £46 500. French and Italian mechanics were involved in the building of this fort, namely Carlos Prina, Petro … F. Townsend. This hexagonal fort was much bigger in design than the other forts and had three ammunition rooms … established there. The ruins of the fort can now be seen in Fort West Village, as part of the Fort West Heritage …

… Treurnicht and Langley to resign from the seats they held in Waterberg and Waterkloof respectively, after which he would relinquish his seat in Soutpansberg. Botha together with Langley and Treurnicht … Soutpansberg seat. A secondary factor that came into play in this challenge to the National Party, was that the …

… called for talks between himself and Nelson Mandela in his capacity as the leader of IFP to find ways and means … with their supporters, and ensure that there is peace in affected areas. This scheduled meeting infuriated … Services and the Civil Co-operation Bureau played a part in the ensuing of violence throughout the country.     …

… a police informer, a charge that carried a death penalty in terms of township mob justice. Winnie Mandela denied any involvement in the death of Stompie Seipei and accused Richardson for lying. However, the judge implicated Winnie Mandela in Stompie Seipei's death by ruling that she was present when …

… a council meeting. A separate hearing was held for Prince in the same year regarding his involvement in soliciting underage prostitutes, which was caught on tape … from his position as ANC manager, Prince was reinstated in 2007. He was however, expelled from the ANC and joined a …

… Etienne de la Harpe; Seeking Salvation, E.J. Holtzhausen; In an Exiled Alphabet, Laurie Rose Innes; The Only House with a Gate, Senzo Malinga; Rainy Night in Soweto, Mabuse A. Letlhage; Dissent, Etienne de la Harpe; … Themba Mhambi; The Blood of Poetry, Seitlhamo Motsapi; Boy in a Ghetto, Mlungisi Mkhize; The Neighbours This Summer, …

… STORIES: The Prophets, Bheki Maseko; Happiness is a Punch in the Eye, Lawrence Maimane; A Day in the Life, Steve Jacobs; Unrest Report, Peter Rule; The … Gray; The Tempestuous, Geoffrey Haresnape. POETRY: Unrest in Rissik St. , Frances Hunter; Moment without Herald, Sipho …

… that on 20 December 1961 it destroyed power lines in Johannesburg. The National Committee for Liberation has … of the records at the Bantu Administration Tax Office in Delvers St, on 24/9/61 5. The destruction of a power line … and our are trained to protect the lives of people in all circumstances. We warm the Government that we will …

… 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 …

… the Northern Cape Province.  Before 1994 a pro ANC faction in the homeland, led by Malebane Metsing, unsuccessfully … was imminent.  A group of Afrikaner right-wingers, in a bid to keep Mangope at the helm, entered the homeland. … 04 November 2011] Body-Evans, A. (2011). ‘This Day in African History: 6 December’, from About.com: African …

… Pik Botha, South African ambassador in the United States of America (USA), returns to South … about Botha's political career and his visit to Beijing in 1991. Read more about the UN and apartheid. …

… The property was originally granted to George Daniel Diesel in 1824. The building was presumably erected after that date … with a number of Victorian architectural elements. In its time it has accommodated a number of well-known Port …

… and head of state, P.W. Botha, resigned from the party in protest against President F.W. de Klerk's reform … He had resigned as state president on 14 August 1989 in the midst of rising political instability, growing …

… and Nelson Mandela had discussed policy matters or engaged in negotiations on 5 July, but acknowledged that they had confirmed their support for peaceful development in South Africa. However, the document which Mandela gave to …

… Committee member of the African National Congress (ANC) in Gauteng. She was MEC for Public Works and Transport in Gauteng before being appointed as substitute to Naledi …

… legendary musical sensation, Miriam Makeba, was nominated in the category World Music Album for her album Homeland at the 43rd Annual Grammy Awards ceremony in Los Angeles, USA. The album was released world-wide and …

… Secretary General of the African National Congress (ANC) in the Natal Midlands and at the time of his death … Movement, was shot dead outside Bridgeway Supermarket in Richmond, KwaZulu-Natal. He was a self admitted 'warlord' …

… re-established consular relations which had been severed in 1956. Though the visit was unofficial Botha managed to … visit. Botha also announced the opening of a trade mission in St Petersburg. References: Keesing's Record of World …

… de Villiers played his last cricket match for South Africa in the third Test match against Pakistan at St George's Park, … Port Elizabeth. De Villiers ended his Test Cricket career in the best possible way when he bowled Shoaib Akhtar, …

… of military operations against liberation movements in foreign countries. The Departments of Foreign Affairs, … admits that such actions would be difficult to justify in terms of international law. … SAHO, Umkhonto weSizwe in exile , from South African History Online , [online], …

… prisoners, who were labelled militants, were arrested in order to calm down the growing opposition against Kwame … Nkrumah's government, which had rejected multiparty rule in favour of one party rule and scientific socialism. … Bobby-Evans, A,  This Day in African History: 23 December , from About.com, [online], …

… At its annual conference held in Eshowe, Natal, the Labour Party (LP) adopted a resolution … stating that it seeks to represent the Coloured community in a restructured Parliament. The resolution was adopted even …

… of the South African National Defence Force (SANDF) in Pretoria. The base had been known as   Voortrekkerhoogte … its third name change. The military base was founded in 1905 by the British Army and was named Robert Heights …

… The Appeal Court in Bloemfontein set aside Winnie Madikizela … to assault. This was imposed by the lower court judge in favour of a fine that was a payment of the victims’ and a …

… their leaders. For the strength of the leaders lies in the strength of the people.' J.B. Marks addressing the African National Congress of South Africa (ANC) in the Transvaal, 30 September 1951 . Introduction PART 1 …

… president Thabo Mbeki bestowed the Order of Ikhamanga in Silver on her for excellent contribution in the field of the creative arts.   …

… the freedom-fighters and their struggle for liberation in South Africa. APDUSA claims to have in their posession a document entitled, …

… Interview with Mr H Molooi at Chesterville in Durban, South Africa, in which he discusses his acquaintance with Mrs Ngcobo, and …

… who performed the first heart transplant, was born in Beaufort West, Western Cape. Dr. Barnard studied medicine … of Cape Town. His first practice was at Ceres, also in the Western Cape. Dr. Barnard became famous for leading a …

… the Communist Party of Great Britain, SACP participation in the London meeting of the Communist Parties marking the … the Great October Socialist Revolution, and the elections in India. …