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… paid the sum of R5 million to secure his residence in South Africa. His responsibilities were assigned to former …

… the SACC, including its management and functions, the ways in whih finance is obtained, for what purpose the money or …

… the SACC, including its management and functions, the ways in whih finance is obtained, for what purpose the money or …

… the SACC, including its management and functions, the ways in whih finance is obtained, for what purpose the money or …

… Tear gas was sprayed on students, affecting people working in the area and forcing them out into the chaotic streets. …

… that will encourage the achievement of the principles in the Constitution, establishing forms of regional and local …

… Population Registration Bill was read for the first time in Parliament. The Bill was a cornerstone of the Apartheid …

… Nzo to the First Legal National Conference of the ANC in Durban, 2-6 July 1991. Covers landmarks of the last three …

… called on the leadership of the Movement to a conference in which the national situation was discussed, and how it had …

… was born at Putellos, Umbumbulu, Natal. Dhlomo served in the homeland government of Kwa-Zulu under the leadership …

… and of the independent 'homelands', which he also visited in time, "we are all South Africans". These visits were part …

… for two months from August to October 1978. He served in the position until 3 September 1984 when was replaced by …

… on the farm Sand River. The British manned seven forts in the Transvaal during the First Transvaal War of … https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_heritage_sites_in_Limpopo …

… de Villiers, known as the land baron of the area. He died in 1916 and the property was soon afterwards subdivided into …  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_heritage_sites_in_Simonstown …

… land, which included the whole of Green Point, was granted in 1814 to David Kuuhle. Construction of the house probably …  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_heritage_sites_in_Cape_Town_CBD,_the_Waterfront,_and_the_Bo-Kaap …

… Pretoria. On 17 March 1920 it was the first landing place in the Union of South Africa for the aircraft Voortrekker , …

… a historical house called “Yokohama”, it was constructed in 1906 out of paper maché, imported from Japan. The house is …

… Rajbansi were representative of Coloured and Indian people in the House of Representative and House of Delegates, … News (2006), ' The life and times of PW Botha ', in the iol ,1 November, [online], Available at  www.iol.co.za …

… The United Nations states in Addis Adaba that more than eighty million Africans may die …

… of enslaved people at the VOC Company Slave Lodge in Cape Town. He stated with grave concern that due to …

… the Cape Flats and  right through to the city center. In 1809 there wasn’t much infrastructure for the quake to …

… of Britain. Kenyatta subsequently became president in 1964 a year after the country became independent from …

… attended by 6,000 Indians, at the Indian Sports Ground in Johannesburg under the chairmanship of E.I. Asvat, a …

… lodged complaints with the Protector of Indian Immigrants in February 1884. The testimony of one of their number, … hands together with a strap and hung him naked to a rafter in the dining-room and thrashed him with a hunting crop. The …

… were printed and distributed by the students to workers in industrial areas, outside factory gates and at taxi ranks. …

… Twelve Africans on trial at the Supreme Court in Grahamstown, accused of having conspired to take over a …

… election of a new community board to have total autonomy in Soweto, including powers to levy taxes and to control …

… The rally, which was held at the Soccer City stadium in Johannesburg, was attended by thousands of South Africans. …

… World Haemophilia Day was first celebrated in 1989 to increase awareness of haemophilia and to bring the …

… Acting president, Christiaan Heunis, attended the meeting in his place.  Some sources say that the stroke left him …