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… At the Mandela Day 2 concert at the Wembley Stadium in London, England, Nelson Mandela delivers a speech in which he thanks the world for their wide support for the …

… The Partnership against HIV/AIDS was launched in 1998 by the then Deputy President Thabo Mbeki . He made a … The 6th anniversary celebration of the day was held in Greenhills stadium, Randfontein. The keynote address was …

… month Be Legal  campaign at the Jack Mincer Taxi Rank in Johannesburg, aiming to improve and legalise the taxi … minibus taxi operators to apply for operating licences in terms of the National Land Transport Transition Act and to …

… According to the report APLA's high command was based in Transkei and the homeland was used as a springboard for … immediately dispatched 1 000 troops to blockade Transkei in order to stop the movement of APLA members. …

… 2,500 men are arrested in Kenya as part of the continuing crackdown by British … people were killed and scores of others injured at Lari in Kiambu region when Mau Mau freedom fighters attacked the … 13 February 2013)| Bilow, A. ‘Mau Mau (1952-1960)’ , from Black Past , [online], available at www.blackpast.org …

… at Saldana Bay, about 128 kilometres north of Cape Town. In 1958 Botha became Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs … Minister under the ruling National Party (NP). Later, in August 1961, Verwoed endorsed Botha for the cabinet …

… from the African National Congress Consultative Conference in Johannesburg, December 14-16, 1990. Includes speech by … of Action, Statament of Oliver Tambo at a public rally in Johannesburg, 16 December, 1990, and speech by Nelson …

… to campaign for equal franchise rights for all White men in the Transvaal. The union became an instrument of … to bring about the abortive putsch, the Jameson Raid, in 1896. …

… made by NUSAS to the Commonwealth Students Conference held in Kumasi, Ghana, in January 1971, as well as the relationship between NUSAS …

… the Vet and Vaal Rivers from the Bataung captain, Makwana, in exchange for forty-nine head of cattle and the promise of … of this event, some sources state the date as somewhere in 1836. …

… of 17 December 1903, Wilbur and Orville Wright succeeded in the world's first powered flight in a heavier-than-air machine under complete control of the …

… and native levies fighting againist some 20,000 Zulus. In the event, the British were successful in defeating the Zulus, with Wood’s force suffering 83 …

… Atlas or Okhela, a resistance group fighting apartheid in exile and was intended to be the White wing of the banned … (ANC). He remained a political prisoner until his release in December 1982 amid strong international intervention. …

… SABC than outside‚ passing comment from the side-lines. “In the process the prevailing‚ corrosive atmosphere has … negatively on my moral judgment and has made me complicit in many decision which I am not proud of. “What is happening …

… Non-Align Movement, and non-governmental organisations in South Africa, the Bloemfontein Appeal Court commuted James … applauded the achievements of this international campaign. In a statement issued by its Secretary General, Alfred Nzo, … Ali (2011), , Grim gallows grave was not for Mange ', in The Star, 01 December, [online], Available at  …

… of the original commercial activities once carried out in Market Square. Feather Market Centre, which has played … for over a Century, was proclaimed a National Monument in 1980.  It has since been beautifully refurbished and …

… Ravenswood House is the only known example in Cape Town of the late classical Georgian Architectural … Welgedaan Property which was granted to G. D. Vreeburg in 1707. (J. P. VAN DER SPUY, Minister of National …

… Congress (ANC) insurgents. Their refusal to co-operate in this regard meant their citizens were going to suffer, as … for economic and international trade security. Although in support of the banned liberation movement, they could not …

… divisions of Fraserburg and Victoria West. It is located in the heartland of the Karroo, and because of its semi-arid … 1904 census: 5,792 residents, of whom 2,516 were literate In the 2011, census the population was 7,360. …

… In spite of being refused to visit, the thirteen delegates of … first hand information regarding the political situation in Zimbabwe prior to parliamentary elections. Upon their …

… host the 2010 Soccer World Cup. The announcement was made in Zurich, where South Africa was represented by a delegation … had previously lost the bid to Germany by a single vote in 2000.   … www.fifa.com [Accessed 07 May, 2010]| BBC Sport. (2004). SA wins 2010 vote . [Online]. Available at: news.bbc.co.uk …

… his girlfriend, and wounded five at Mdantsane Suburb in East London. This sad drama unfolded after Vukwani's … cornered him. The wounded people were taken to a hospital in East London. …

… to resign amid speculation regarding his involvement in the Information Scandal of 1978, if his accusers could … Scandal. This followed after a motion was tabled in parliament by opposition parties. This came after …

… Siphiwo Ntshebe was born in Brighton, Port Elizabeth. He was a great opera singer, … a shock to many who knew him. His album Hope was released in 2010. …

… Around 2003/2004, a counterfeit R5 coin was circulating in South Africa. Although not an exact match of the original, … This prompted the Reserve Bank to redesign the coin in order to outsmart counterfeiters. By 28 July 2004, South … at: www.southafrica.info [Accessed on 5 July 2012]|SA Mint CIRCULATION COINS [online] Available at: …

… Francis William Reitz was born on 5 October 1844 in Swelllendam in what is now the Western Cape. Reitz was a lawyerand …

… Due to South Africa’s Apartheid regime in the 1970s and 1980s, many countries were cautious to be … The announcement meant that they were not to take part in sporting, cultural and educational activities. The ban … June 2012]|Mukonoweshuro E.G. Japanese commercial interest in South Africa from T and F online Available at: …

… National Executive Committee of the ANC regarding violence in the country. Calls for the government to outlaw the … units, suspension of police officers involved in the Sebokeng massacres, phasing out of hostels and labour …

… as a unified country and, even though they showed spirit in fighting, they were not prepared in terms of manpower, equipment, intelligence and experience. … Agali to Adowa, chapter from the book  Disastro! disasters in Italy since 1860 : culture, politics, society , from  …

… appointed Sir Alfred Milner as Governor of the Cape Colony in 1897. Milner arrived in Cape Town on 5 May 1897 to assume his new position. Soon …