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… legend Bruce Dalling(died 2008), winner on handicap of the 1968 Transatlantic Single-Handed Yacht Race sailed … Admiral H.H. Biermann made the first recorded suggestion of South Africa organizing an ocean race, either to Australia … was organised in conjunction with the Cruising Association of South Africa (CASA) for 1971, at a date which would allow …

… Fahmy's job to Egypt's second-ranking diplomat, Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Mohamed Riad. But he too … peace grew more hopeful that at anytime since the founding of the modern state of Israel.  Indeed, Sadat's visit was the first step to …

… the South African government has banned twenty leaders of Black organisations, including the South African Students' … Union (BAWU) and the Black Workers' Project. Members of the South African Black Scholars' Association (SABSA) were … (1999). Southern African Political History: a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997 , …

… Old Khoikhoi name for Warmbad. It means 'place of cleansing or washing'. A Town 100 km away from Pretoria … was also known as Het Bad (the bath) and Badplaats (place of the bath). In Febuary 2002, the name was officially …

… 2015, Picture by: Lara Buchmann The Bayreuth Academy of Advanced African Studies, Iwalewahaus (University of Bayreuth) and the Goethe-Institut Kenya, in cooperation …

… Percy Qoboza, editor of the banned newspaper, The World, was released from … security raids in October 1976. Qoboza was freed as result of an international campaign for his release. After his …  Southern African Political History: a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997 , …

… At the young age of 12 years, 10 months and 25 days, Karen Muir from Kimberley … youngest world record holder in any sport in the history of organised sport.[i] Karen Muir broke the 110 yards …

… women to prove physical or psychological harm on the part of their husband. Gabr, from the northern area of Tanta, testified in her petition to the family court that …

… Cup qualifier game against Gabon at the Odi stadium. Most of the foreign-based players who were missing in the match … Wallis: Nuusdagboek ---- (2004). 'Lucas Radebe: Footballer of the Decade,' Kick Off 1994-2004, Special Edition, p. 10). …

… The former leader of the Afrikaner Volksunie (AV) and Freedom Front (FF), … Afrikaanse Weerstandsbeweging (AWB) and members of the Freedom Alliance (FA). Viljoen cited AWB behaviour in … Keesing's Record of World Events , News Digest for March 1994, p. 39894. …

… in the security forces. He insisted that he was part of a systematic campaign, which encompassed the police, armed … Southern African Political History: a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, …

…   Stories: The Masquerade Ball by Temba Makunga; Weak of Faith by J.V. Pillay; Coffee for the Road by Alex La Guma; … Gottschalk; Worker Poets; Mike Nicol. Features: Images of Youth;   Some Thoughts on Fools by Melanie Donald ; …

… Africa's official Olympic representative body in place of the 'white' South African Sports Association (SASA). … sport structures and went on to advocate for the expulsion of South Africa from the Olympic Games. The committee …

… shaped like half a loaf and white in colour with a tint of blue was the biggest diamond ever found until 1905 when … which has been described as a colossal mistake on the part of the cutters. In its original form it had measured 970 …

… school in Tottenham. He joined  Arsenal at the age of nine and has played for them since. He is currently … his national eligibility from England to his country of birth, Ghana. He is hoping to represent Ghana in the 2014 …

… Rapport. He was later fired from the newspaper because of his political activism. Kerkorrel’s music was overtly critical of the apartheid government and, as a result, his albums were …  [Accessed: 19 March 2013]|South Africa,  'Dylan' of Afrikaans rock dies , from SouthAfrica.info , [online] …

… safety.  Some, however, got trapped inside when the roof of the dormitory caved in and could not escape. About 28 boys … and carried out an investigation. It is considered one of Kenya’s deadliest fires. …

… people on its way to Gabon capsized on the Atlantic coast of Cameroon on 23 March 2005. 130 passengers are said to have … Faso and Mali. The boat is reported to have been made of wood, was extremely overloaded and is believed to have …

… People'. 'The Gods Must be Crazy' enjoyed three years of uninterrupted screening in the United States of America. Jamie Uys passed away on 29 January 1996, …

… Africa to catalogue the stars, nebulae, and other objects of the southern skies. He arrived in Cape Town  on 15 January … showing the Cape flora . He conducted his survey of the southern skies from an estate he stayed on Table …

… Victoria West in 1855, to distinguish it from the district of the same name in the Eastern Cape. Today, the town has a population of just over 11 000. It is a thriving small town with a …

… to sports events in South Africa. This marked the end of Kenya’s 15 year ban on sports links with South Africa. The year 1991 saw many of South Africa’s apartheid modeled policies come to an end. …

… by the mob. The riots happened five months after the start of the Defiance Campaign, 26 June 1952 when the first … to militant African nationalism, mass action, and tactics of boycotts, strikes and civil disobedience. …

… during this period have provided a detailed analysis of a specific movement or organisation - its historical … immediate and more long-term significance, the specificity of the particular social sphere and terrain it occupied and …

… The British government was unsympathetic to the plight of the prisoners and the dire circumstances continued. It was … 000 people in White camps and more than 18 000 inhabitants of Black camps had died in captivity during the war. …

… studied under the veteran artist Sydney Kumalo. He was one of the resistance artists, who saw art as a weapon against apartheid. References: Rankin: Images of Wood, p. 155. …

… silkkscreen blue, yellow, red, green on white; Graphic map of world with pictures of children in continents; text: Ask the children; …

… untenable. This move followed after two notices in terms of the Suppression of Communism Act (1950) had been served on him on 19 May 1952 … Verwey, E. J. (1995). New Dictionary of South African Biography, Vol.1, Pretoria: HSRC Publishers, …

… published about once a month and dealt with all matters of interest to workers, especially with their struggle for … when it was written by workers; contributions in the form of articles, drawings and photographs were thus requested. …

… Rensburg prophecy by leading a rebellion against the Union of South Africa, which was formed after the defeat of Boer Republics in the South African War. …