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… including Mbulazi, were killed and thousands more drowned in the Tugela River. The battle, which ended in favour of Chief Cetewayo, took place where Fort Tenedos …

… Several frontier wars were fought over the territory, but in 1860 the area was declared a Crown Colony under … Read more about Chief Maqoma, a renowned Xhosa leader in the frontier wars. Read more about the Berlin Missionary …

… to get rid of the white man." I believe that the tendency in the world from way back has been for people to come … the people. But I say, for all that, the white man is in the land where he is, and the aim should be to get him to … unnecessarily ridding itself of people who can play a part in its progress. ES Reddy …

… Thamm. Thamm says the silent anti-rape protest held in August, during President Jacob Zuma’s IEC address, is evidence of this. Kuzwayo accused Zuma of rape in 2005 and was forced to conceal her identity to avoid a … Kuzwayo (on so many different levels) never got to be free in a supposedly free South Africa. What is still sad is that …

… record of the second resistance movements waged by Indians in the country; the first was waged by Gandhi at the … beginning of the century. The 1946 Campaign was seminal in the gestation of the anti-apartheid front, at home and … record of that campaign, and fills a crucial gap in our history. Part One Foreword Preface Part Two Reports of …

… This building was erected in 1900 as part of a general upgrade by the Natal Railways. … the Railway, passengers and freight had to be transported in carts and wagons through the Point bush along rustic sandy … was moved to a location further to the North of the Point. In 1890 a single story brick and mortar Building was built at …

… is located along Belmont Terrace, is a stone fort built in 1799 by the British Forces to defend the mouth of the Baakens River. Built in 1799 on a natural citadel, Fort Frederick stands guard … is known to have overseen the arrival of the Settlers in 1820. Fort Frederick is also one of the initial buildings …

… to Durban, South Africa, on 26 July 1909. The ship, built in Scotland, was meant to serve as a passenger and cargo … the SS Waratah was bound for Durban, and arrived in this harbour on 1 July 1909. With 211 passengers and crew … "A chronology of freaque [sic] wave encounters". Published in Geofizika Vol. 24 No.1 2007 [online] [Accessed 7 July …

… language do the comrades speak? It is necessary to know in which language we shall send you literature and correspond … the Russian State. Therefore, the Left Opposition rejects in an unmistakable manner the idea of a fourth International … of the Permanente Revolution will be send regularly in the future.                                               …

… help when his uncle, Ndlambe, attacked him at Grahamstown in 1819. Ndlambe, who was defeated, had opposed Gaika's claim … the Xhosa to unite and he and Ndlambe led about 6,000 men in an attack on Grahamstown in 1819, but the bullets did not melt like water as he had …

… This ponderous pile was designed in a grandiose Edwardian style heralding the subsequent pomp … as their Market Square, and the residual space in front of the building became the stage for numerous …

… who was responsible for many notable Buildings in Natal. The House was completed in 1897 and latter passed into the Ownership of the Brown …

… cast-iron verandah was designed by architects Reid & Hurst in 1897 and was built for L Evans, for use as a shop, dining … last remaining double storey cast-iron verandah buildings in Durban and the quality It was declared a National Monument … iJnKLwHCnL72vedxjQkDDP1mXWo6uco/wiki/List_of_heritage_sites_in_KwaZulu-Natal.html 9/2/407/0068 …

… Baker for De Beer Cold Storage Syndicate, a meat outlet in Simonstown owned by Cecil Rhodes. From 1903 to 1921 it was … Standard Bank of South Africa. They established a branch in the building and used it as such until 1974 when it was …

… place of Caledonians and distant travellers centuries ago. In 1834, this square was the site where the Declaration of … back to the late 18th century. The historical building in front of this square has been converted into a hotel from …

… Building, situate on a protion of the Farm Klipkraal 117 in the District of Bloemfontein. Situated on the Druenberg – … Barkly East branch. There is a large Mill that brought in over 40 000 tons of grain during the 2005 – 2006 review …

… KwaMhlanga is a town in Mpumalanga near Pretoria and is the spiritual home of the Ndebele tribe that settled here in the early 18th century. This town developed into the … https://www.sa-venues.com/attractionsmpl/kwamhlanga.php …

… gas explosion at the Hlobane coal mine near Vryheid in Kwazulu-Natal . The gas explosion was caused by poor … A week before the explosion a miner who also died in the explosion discovered methane underground. The mine … A grim sense of de'ja' vu ", Weekly Mail , Vol 4 no 36. | ‘Black Unions Take Up the Issue’, in the South Africa Review …

… mine exploded outside the Temple of Israel synagogue in central Johannesburg, the mother 'shul' of the … and Viljoen attended the celebration. It later emerged in Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) hearings that …

… of political prisoners, return of exiles, obstacles in the Internal Security Act and suspension of violence by … considered the possibility of continuing military campaign in Bophutatswana. …

… of the South African Defence Force (SADF), leads a coup in the homeland of Ciskei. His aim was to overthrow the rule … society based on democratic principles can be established" in the homeland. On 5 March Gqozo requested that the South … South Africa Sends Troops to Restore Order in Ciskei : Black homelands: A coup leads to rioting and looting. The new …

… who was working at the Solomon Mahlangu Freedom College in Tanzania in March 1990, made the photograph on the left of Mr …

… to Uganda, Bavumile Vilakazi, died of a heart attack in Kampala. He was on his way back from the airport to fetch … the East Rand before he was posted to Uganda. He was tried in the United Democratic Front (UDF) 1985 Delmas treason …

… of the Gift Of The Givers Foundation, announced in Johannesburg that the foundation would fly forty tons of … a go-ahead from the United Nations to aid tsunami victims in Somalia on 30 January. This was the first humanitarian …

… Following a win over Botswana national team in a Cosafa Castle Cup earlier, Bafana Bafana coach Trott … Most of the foreign-based players who were missing in the match against Botswana were recalled. Despite the …

… talks after accusing the government of complicity in the violence sweeping the country. This had been soon … Congress decided to suspend his party's participation in the Convention for Democratic South Africa (Codesa) . …

… sanctions against Libya because of its alleged involvement in the destruction of a Pan Am airliner over Lockerbie on 21 … December 1988 and the bombing of a French plane over Niger in 1989. However, Organisation of African Unity (OAU) …

… activist, David Webster. Bernard shot Webster in 1989, in front his home. Bernard was also found guilty of the …

… Political parties in parliament tabled more than 300 amendments to the … call. They were both (ANC and NNP) accused of negotiating in private. …

… and other serious crimes and would permit a free vote in parliament on the issue. These measures were aimed at … an ambush on a motorist at Eikenhof, near Johannesburg, in which his wife, son and a friend of his son had been …