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… younger brother Mohammed on Monday said he believed that the surviving security police, who detained his brother in 1971, now had a second chance to tell the truth about his mysterious death. "We will not know who … was responsible for his interrogation and his death, until the security police from the old government are prepared to …

… which dates back tens of thousands of Years. From the end of the 4th millennium BCE, Nubia (now northern Sudan ) … periodically came under Egyptian rule, and it was part of the kingdom of Cush from the 11th century BCE to the 4th …

… The roots of White women's suffrage in South Africa began with the founding of the Women's Christian Temperance Union (WCTU) in 1899. The … [Accessed 10 May 2010]| Overcoming the Sisterhood Myth (online), available at: …

… this dissertation and with whose genesis I have just ended the tenth and final chapter, is the climax of our story. 1 It provides us with a kind of … conclusion, look back and make summary observations about the ANC’s line of march. Looking back from Operation Vula, we …

… Known as: 'The Kingdom of the Zulu' . KwaZulu-Natal is a: "melting pot of African, European and Indian cultures" . Known as the Kingdom of the Zulu ! This province boasts two World …

… From the book:  All That Glitters by Emilia Potenza This feature has explored the devastating changes that industrialisation brought for the majority of people in South Africa. From being farmers …

… this dissertation and with whose genesis I have just ended the tenth and final chapter, is the climax of our story. Footnote It provides us with a kind … conclusion, look back and make summary observations about the ANC's line of march. Looking back from Operation Vula, we …

… designed in a late Renaissance style based broadly upon the Doric order, was erected in 1891 under the direction of GW Smith, a prominent Port Elizabeth architect, and was built by the firm of Small & Morgan. It was opened on 1 December 1892 …

… its office at Feneira Street Johannesburg) were before the Executive. One was contained in a note from T.W. Thibedi to the Secretary asking for the use of a table and two chairs belonging to the Party, to …

… On 24 September 2005, Heritage Day, the Trojan Horse Memorial was unveiled in Athlone as a remembrance of the three victims who were killed by the security police on 15 October 1985. The massacre …  [Accessed 10 September 2010]| Bergman, M.  'The Trojan Horse Massacre'  [online] Available at:  …

… We, the five thousand delegates to this 53rd National Conference of the African National Congress, gathered at the University of the Free State, united in the diversity of …

… Click on image to enlarge Known as the "Pride of the Free State", the CR Swart Building houses the Provincial Administration …

… as they lay sleeping in their Umtata home. Believed to be the arms storage facility for the Azanian Peoples' Liberation Army (APLA), police … that there were eighteen APLA operatives staying at the house. According to General George Meiring, Chief of the …

… Newspaper proprietors and editors of all the main South African newspapers, both English and Afrikaans, unanimously opposed the apartheid government's planned legislation to establish a statutory media council. The proposed Newspaper Press Bill, introduced under Prime …

… Eshowe, a Town in the Kwa-Zulu Natal Area is set on a Hill, is situated around … indigenous Coastal Forest . Eshowe actually means Ekowe, the place of Mushrooms: "Esikhowe seNkosi uCetshwayo!" Eshowe offers visitors a variety of unusual attractions, the most striking being the' Dlinza Forest', itself. With …

… 1. Bill of Rights A. Right to Strike The right to strike should specifically include the right to defend and promote social and economic interests of workers. The report of the Fact Finding and Conciliation Commission on …

… During the 1980s the work of a number of sculptors working in the northern part of the country, Gazankulu and Venda, came to the attention of …

… Church square is in the historic centre of Pretoria! The founder of Pretoria, Marthinus Pretorius declared the square to be used as a church yard and market place! The …

… On 19 and 20 August 1981, in response to the National Party (NP) government’s attempts to co opt … called in Lenasia, an Indian suburb south of Johannesburg. The purpose of the meeting was to mobilse the Indian community to boycott … O’Malley, P., n.d. “ South African Indian Council ” from The O’Malley Archives [online] available at …

… Johannesburg – In the heart of Pageview in Johannesburg lies a small, but almost forgotten museum, rich with the city’s history. Located between the Brixton Cemetery and the Enoch Sontonga Memorial Park, …

… to keep in mind that Statssa prepares its Report on the basis of documentation (‘death notices’) it receives from the Department of Home Affairs. This is because this is the Department which has the statutory authority to receive …

… in about 1470, by Portuguese navigators . In the late 15th Century the Portuguese sent out settlers to the island's to grow sugar. This included many convicts and … https://www.transcontinentaltimes.com/the-women-sao-tome/ …

… From the book:  Side by Side by Helen Joseph Right up to the morning of 1 July, I did not know what to expect. Even before the bans were due to expire I was invited to open a women's …

… branches, Regional Committees, Provincial Executives and the National Executive Committee to make plans for and embark … business undertakings and government enterprises for the purpose of forcing them to:- 1. Make available skilled … on African purchasing power. 2. Conference instructs the National Executive Committee to make immediate …

… The landscape of Black political activity in the 1960s was a very different one from that of the previous decade. The apartheid government had shattered …

… Introduction Most of the world is living under the system of Society called Capitalism. The essence of Capitalism is the ownership of land, mines, …

… From the book:  Le Rona Re Batho (An account of the 1982 Maseru Massacre) by Phyllis Naidoo, South Africa, 1992 The raid into Lesotho, not only killed 12 Basotho but also 30 …

… From the book:  No.46 - Steve Biko by Hilda Bernstein, 1978, South Africa Despite limitations of method and purpose, the inquest had in some respects assumed the nature of a trial. The revelations of 'admitted assaults' …

… Fort Cox was a "post of occupation" established by the British military in 1835 and was named in honour of Major William Cox of the 75th Regiment and a former Officer Commanding of the Cape Mounted Rifles. Like many fortifications of its …

… could you tell us about your history and how you came into the struggle? Harry Gwala: Well, my history is maybe … and other women used to go out and do casual labour for the farmers, stripping wattle bark. And they used to wrap their feet with rags against the frost bite. They used to get up very early in the …