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… while demonstrating in central Johannesburg against the detention of a fellow clergyman who had supported the school boycotts by Coloured and Indian students. They were released on bail the following day, after being charged under the Riotous … available at www.joburg.org.za (Accessed: 24  April 2013)| The Road to Democracy in South Africa, Volume 2 , [1970 – …

… Anglo-Boer War 2 (also called South African War) between the two former Boer Republics (the South African Republic and the Orange Free State Republic) and Britain from 1899-1902, …

… After the abolition of the triumvirate, consisting of Vice-President Paul Kruger, … and W.M. Pretorius, Paul Kruger was elected president of the Transvaal State (the new name of the Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek after the … G., 'EEN POND' of 'OOM PAUL' - a coin and note of the Boer War , from Oregon Coin Clubs , [online], Available …

… on 21/22 November in Transkei, a Black 'homeland'.  The dissidents attacked the main army camp in Umtata, capital of the Transkei . The coup was allegedly intended to be … The New York Times, " BLACK HOMELAND REPORTS UPRISING ", From: The New York Times ,[Online], Available at: www.nytimes.com …

… Following the Rwandan genocide of 1994, thousands of Hutu refugees fled to the neighboring Congo (DRC), previously known as Zaire. This was in an attempt to escape the vengeance of many surviving Tutsi's whose families had …

… and moderate Hutus were murdered by Rwanda's Hutu regime. The catalyst for the genocide is usually identified as the shooting down of an airplane carrying Rwandan president … July 2014]|Human Rights Watch, (2004), Leave None to Tell the Story: Genocide in Rwanda , from Human Rights Watch , 01 …

… The ancient city of Mapungubwe (meaning 'hill of the jackal') is an Iron Age archaeological site in the Limpopo Province. It is on the border between South … sanparks,' The Route of Lost Kingdoms ', [Online],Available at: …

… The Baxter Theatre Centre opened on 1 August  1977 and was designed by Jack Barnett as honor to the late Dr. W Duncan Baxter’s bequest for the purpose of building and establishing a theatre. Dr. …

… Camp's Bay is located some 9 km from Cape Town , on the slopes of the Twelve Apostles . Zwarte Maria Evert was the first owner of the Farm that later became Camps Bay. She …

… "To see this sculpture of Mandela !" Visit the Capture Site between Nottingham Road and Howick in KwaZulu-Natal.  In 2012, to mark the 50th anniversary of Mandela's arrest, a sculpture was erected in the landscape near Howick, in KwaZulu-Natal, where Mandela …

… The English-language opposition paper, The Rand Daily Mail, covered a feature article dealing with the appalling conditions in one of the government’s Bantu … 1971. | https://themediaonline.co.za/2013/07/preserving-the-rand-daily-mail/ [last accessed: 2017/02/02] …

… The Village of Richmond was established in 1844 on a portion of the Farm Driefontein, owned by P J van der Merwe. It was named after the Earl of Richmond, father-in-law of Sir Peregrine …

… years of mounting international tension - encompassing the Spanish Civil War, the Anschluss (union) of Germany and Austria, Hitler's occupation of the SÁ¼detenland and the invasion of Czechoslovakia - … The New York Times, (2011), " Sept. 1, 1939 | Nazi Germany …

… Present-day Namibia was once a part of the imperial German empire. As was common during the scramble for Africa in the latter half of the nineteenth century, the territory was … of Southern Africa , Vol.5, Cape Town: NASOU, pp. 493-4.|The  Sunday Independent , 2 May, 2004. | Burke, Jason and …

… Looking at the series of large color photographs called “In the Time of AIDS” by the South African David Goldblatt, you may wonder why they …

… to decide at once to change our ways. We must shake off the heavy darkness in which we were plunged, and leave it behind. The new day which is already at hand must find us firm, … our dreams and abandon our old beliefs and friendships of the time before life began. Let us waste no time in sterile …

… Question: What has the ANC`s attitude been to violence? TAMBO: For decades we did not think violence had a role to play in the ANC`s struggle: not until the National Party came into power in 1948 and was physically …

… led by Egypt and Syria were involved in a bloody war in the Sinai desert and Golan Heights. The war began on the day of Yom Kippur with a surprise joint attack by Egypt … Egypt's October 1973 military victory ' , from the Al Arabiya News , 14 October, [online], Available at  …

… The Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) proposed a truce with the African National Congress (ANC) as an effort to calm violent clashes between members of the two parties. The Secretary General of the IFP, Oscar …

… The National Party (NP) government put its revised constitutional proposals on the table during the Convention for Democratic South Africa (CODESA) …

… The United Nations Special Committee against  Apartheid  (originally called the Special Committee on the Policies of Apartheid of the Government of the Republic … 21 November 2012]| South African History Online , ‘The Special Committee against Apartheid is established by the …

… Ababa, derailed when it reached a curve 125 miles east of the capital. . It was suspected that the train engineer failed to reduce speed at reaching the curve which resulted in the train derailing and plunging … dead,559 injured in Ethiopian train derailment ’ From:  The Blade  (14 January 1985) [online] Available at:  …

… On 26 July 1847 the Liberian Declaration of Independence was signed and Liberia became a sovereign nation. The story of Liberia is different from other African countries because of its bond with the United States (US). The country was one of only two … [Accessed: 20 July 2011]| OnLiberia ,  ‘The Liberian Constitutions’  [online] Available at  …

… On 17 August 1960 Gabon, the last of the four territories, which had formed French Equatorial … achieved independence.  Gabriel LÁƒÂƒ©on M'Ba become the new president, he was an autocratic ruler. Autocratic …

… This unique group of buildings known as the Groote Schuur campus of the University of Cape Town, was built in the classical revival style and together with its open spaces …

… Rhodesian forces in Wankie (now Hwange) Game Reserve, near the border of Zambia and Botswana. The operation became know as the Wankie Campaign. This joint overall operation was meant … Chris Hani, ' The Wankie Campaign ', from  Dawn (Journal of Umkonto we …

… The African National Congress (ANC) was founded as the SANCC in 1912. John Dube was its first president, and the well known writer and poet, Sol Plaatje, was one of its … 6 October 2009]| African national Congress History of the ANC [online] Available at: anc.org.za [Accessed 6 October …

… In July 1990, five months after the South African government had unbanned the ANC, security police in Durban raided a local house. An … ANC cadres giving military training to township militants. The way in which one breakthrough now led quickly to another …

… Address Interval 2.Speech Refreshments 3.Auction "THE SPARK" A Play in 3 Acts ( 12 Scenes) and Songs Songs: "The Spark" "7th November" (in Xhosa) "The Earth is Good" ACT I Scene 1. At a Dutch farm, Transvaal, …

… The context in which the first issue of Work In Progress appeared was one in which the embryonic trade union movement had not yet emerged as a major actor on the scene. In September 1977 popular political resistance to …