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… Robert Tshabalala on his arm and buttocks, broke the arm of Sergeant Rassie Rassenele and caused Constable Amos … clear. Max's feat earned him the title "Newsmaker of the Year" from the Johannesburg Press Club. References: …

… on impact. A later investigation revealed the cause of the crash to be “ the untidy traffic separation by the … radar controller”  and "the error in judgment by the pilot of ADK 096 continuing his turn heading to 330 M to avoid TIX …  [Accessed on 29 October 2012]| Nairaland ' Timeline Of Air Crashes In Nigeria ',From: Nairaland,  [online] …

… as a supporter in 1966 He was soon elected Secretary of the Supporters Club and subsequently Secretary of the club its self. In 1973, Sojane was appointed club … Sonderling N.E, New Dictionary of South African Biography Vol.2, Vista University, Pretoria, …

… Inevitably the elections had to be postponed to the end of June. The announcement was made by former President, … Mangosuthu Gatsha Buthelezi, warned that the postponement of the elections would worsen the ongoing violence. In the … Southern African Political History: a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, …

… as well as his relatives, assert that it was on one of these trips that he and not David Livingstone, as is … Potgieter, D.J. et al. (eds)(1970). Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa Vol.11, Cape Town: NASOU.   …

… in England and came to South Africa in 1857 at the age of 19. Hulett pioneered the country's sugar industry when he … it merged with the Tongaat sugar company, and is still one of the major sugar groups in the country. … Kruger, D.W. (ed)(1972). Dictionary of South African Biography , Cape Town : Human Sciences …

… land in Green Point, which was then in the outskirts of town. On 1 August 1818, the 'Hospital and Lunatic Asylum' … had to sell the hospital in 1821 at a loss, due to lack of funds, but remained its director. The hospital, which was … Potgieter, D.J. et al. (eds)(1970)  Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa , Cape Town: NASOU, v. 2, p. 5 …

… became the first Black African to win gold in the history of the Olympic Games. In the process Bikila set a new world … Olympics, Abebe's fame has already reached all corners of the globe. Six weeks before the big race that awaited him, …

… he met Athol Fugard. In collaboration, they produced some of the most well-known plays, including SizweBansi is Dead – … other involvements in theatre led him to become one of the most celebrated actors and playwrights in South …

… in 1977 and was rebuilt. Also in the Square, is a replica of the Diaz Cross, donated by the Portuguese Government to commemorate the arrival of Bartholomew Diaz in Algoa Bay in 1488.   Conference …

… fort erected in 1848, originally housed the Artillery Unit of the Free State, and depicts all major military conflicts … this History and learning about the City. On the outside of the museum are the very exciting displays, Armoured …

… about this hike. Along the path you will find a series of chains and ladders to assist you as you scramble up a particularly steep section of rocky faces. When walking with very young children, take …

… Benoni on the East-Rand. About sixty people were injured, of whom nine seriously. Four men, Tebogo Kebotlhale, Molwedi … because they believed it was a regular meeting place of police officers. The four men were granted amnesty in …

… late on Tuesday evening. Chauke, a former member of the African National Congress ' armed wing Umkhonto we … He died in 2003 in Kalafong hospital, under the watch of security guards. While in prison in 2000, he converted to …

… The Genetically Modified Act 15 of 1997 was implemented by the Department of Agriculture on 1 December 1999.[i] The Act was aimed at …

…  This book recovers the lost history of colonial Algeria’s communist movement. Meticulously … political and social justice attracted growing numbers of Muslims.  When the Front de Libération Nationale launched …

… Britain where it was displayed until 1967. The discovery of the Eureka diamond sparked mild interest in the mining industry, but it was only the discovery of another 83 carat diamond that saw locals and people abroad … [Accessed: 05 April 2013]|DS,  A History of Diamonds in South Africa , from Diamond Source , [online], …

… in the accident. Blackburn's death saddened thousands of people and her funeral was attended by about 20 000 people, a sign of her close relationship with the Black communities where … Verwey, E.J., (ed)(1995).  New Dictionary of South African Biography, v.1 , Pretoria: HSRC| Simpson, …

… He left England for Zimbabwe where he lived until the age of seven. He and his mother immigrated to South Africa … music. Sadly the music could not receive airplay because of censorship since the apartheid law forbade mixed music and … www.johnnyclegg.com   [Accessed on 27 May 2013]| Gateway of Africa Clegg, Johnny [online] Available at: …

… were sunk on 5 April 1942 after receiving notification of an impending Japanese raid on Ceylon (now Sri Lanka). … Tone spotted the two cruisers while they were in the Bay of Bengal.  Shortly afterwards, the cruisers came under heavy …

… joined the Cape Arts Project (CAP). The main objective of the CAP was to educate and empower South Africans of all races by introducing them to art, theatre and dance. …

… 10 March 1989. The Old Roodepoort Town School, consisting of the main Building with 14 Classrooms, three Offices, three … a Hall and the Toilets, as well as the Court-yard of the School, situated on Erf 2100, in Rooderpoort Township. …

… Devil on the cross by Ngugi wa Thionga; The Spring of Life by Daniel P. Kunene; In the Twilight Embrace by Funda … by Nelson Ottah; Music Profile: Baby Come Duze: The Days of Mbaqanga by Ntemi Piliso. Drama Section: Shafika wa …

… would end in 1920. His declaration inspired  a pilgrimage of his followers from all over South Africa. About 3 000 … themselves or paying tax. Mgijima was adamant that the end of the world was fast approaching and that Jehovah had … Robert Edgar (1988), ‘Because They Chose the Plan of God’, (University of South Africa Press) pg 28| South …

… a normal search procedure, customs officers found 3kg of methamphetamine hydrochloride in her trunk. Linden was not … prisons for drug related crimes. In the early hours of 12 December 2011, Linden was executed by lethal injection. …

… Westville. Dhlomo-Mautloa moved to Johannesburg at the end of that year and curated exhibitions at the FUBA Gallery … Gallery in Hyde Park and later was appointed Co-ordinator of the Alexandra Art Centre. She was involved in the Thupelo …

… Art Centre in Germiston and in Alexandra. She sold many of her paintings at the art fair, Artists under the Sun, in … from the whole year piling up on the carpet. At the end of the year I said to myself, 'I want to see if I can grow …

… and Contributors CONTENTS Two letters on the banning of Staffrider Vol 2 No. 1 March 1979, Soweto Speaking to … Mtutuzeli Matshoba (Orlando West) A Pilgrimage to the Isle of Makana,  A Story. Illustrations by Mzwakhe. Kwanza Creative Society (Mabopane) Profile of a Historian by: Risimati jaMathons, Malopoets …

… 1970 in Belleville. [i] He began playing tennis at the age of 7 years old, and turned professional at 18. [ii] Norval is … in the men’s tennis doubles at the Barcelona Olympic Games of 1992. [vi] In 1995, he achieved his career high in doubles …

… Victor Lugaju found former President P.W. Botha guilty of contempt for repeatedly ignoring subpoenas to testify in … as having directly ordered murders, bombings and torture of anti-apartheid activists. Botha denied having given any … W & Tobin, H. C. (eds) (1988).  Keesing's Records of World Events London: Longman, p. 42427.|SAPA, TRC PROBES …