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… Street, Pretoria, in 1983, when Umkhonto we Sizwe (MK), the armed wing of the African National Congress, detonated a large mortar bomb outside the Nedbank Square in Church Street, a building which hosted … |Nelson Mandela – The Record Bombing. 2016. [Online]. Available: …

… The 5th of December marks the anniversary of the death of revolutionary anti-Apartheid liberation leader, … on 18 July 1918, Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela is hailed as the greatest icon of South Africa’s liberation struggle. …

… Interview with Lybon Tiyani Mabasa, a leader in the Azanian People's Organisation (AZAPO) at the time of this interview, was born in 1952 and graduated … Sekano-Ntoane High School in Soweto in 1971. He studied at the University of the North, but did not complete a degree …

… in Langa during 1976. He was involved in protests on the ground, as well as helping to organise collaborative … his community in Langa. He is also an executive member of the Langa Arts Association and a team candidate for Maxwell … executive member of Langa Arts association. In 1976 I was the head prefect in Zimasa Higher Primary School in standard …

… Call for Proposals: 2nd Symposium of the ICTM Study Group on African Musics (Updated on 29 June 2017) The International Council for Traditional Music Study Group …  Musics is pleased to announce its Second Symposium on the theme,  “African Music Scholarship in the Twenty-first …

… it is hard to imagine that what is today known as the Orion Hotel Promenade, used to be the town hall of Nelspruit. The town started out as a prime grazing area, for the cattle. … hotel-in-mbombela-was-once-a-town-hall-and-more-pictures-of-the-lowveld-2018-7<p>   …

… back to this day in history search archive Voters went to the polls (7-11 November) to vote for a Constituent Assembly in the first all-race and fully democratic elections in South-West Africa/Namibia. The Constituent Assembly was to draw up a new constitution …

… After the September general election, F.W. De Klerk was inaugurated as the new State President at the Union Buildings in Pretoria. De Klerk had been Acting … [accessed 16 September 2009]| South Africa on the Edge, ' South Africa on the road to full democracy ', [online], Available at:  …

… The South African Airways Helderberg 747 jet aircraft crashed into the Indian Ocean near Mauritius, killing all 159 people on board. A fire, which started from the main deck cargo hold, caused the crash of the jet. The … southafrica, ' The Helderberg crash ',[Online] Available at:  …

… The Women's Memorial was unveiled in Bloemfontein, on the same day as the celebration of Dingaan's Day upon which the Voortrekker …

… and hereditary monarchy under King Idris I.  It was the first country to achieve autonomy through the United Nations (UN) and one of the first former European possessions in Africa to gain … 1000 jaar, Kaapstad: Human & Rousseau.| workmall, Libya The United Nations and Libya ,[Online],Available at: …

… The ruling party’s Zizi Kodwa attacked Matthews for playing the “victim game” and described as “opportunistic” the public announcement of his resignation as acting group …

… The site of the Battle of Diamond Hill, which took place on the 11th and 12th June 1900, in which 14000 British soldiers … troops laid to rest in remote cemeteries were reburied at the Diamond Hill Garden of Remembrance. Lord Roberts, … https://magaliesmeander.co.za/news/the-battle-of-diamond-hill-11-12-june-1900/ …

… The area in the Southern Kalahari , bordered in the East by Botswana and the West by Namibia , is where you will find a small group of …

… in Tumahole Township, Free State was cut off after the Transvaal provincial authority decided that it would no … with financial support to service arrears caused by the non-payment of services. The cut-off included other services such as water and waste … J. (1990). " Black out as provincial authority pull the plug" ,  Weekly Mail  : Vol. 6, No. 34 …

… The founding conference of the Communist Party of South Africa (CPSA) took place in Cape Town from 30 July to 1 August 1921, however, the party was founded on 29 July 1921 in Cape Town. It was …

… Anna Neethling Pohl the South African actress and author was born in Graaf Reinet in the Eastern Cape on 24 December 1906.  At the age of five she joined theatre and continued to perform … Democracy and Governance, (2000), Women marching into the 21st century: wathint' abafazi, wathint' imbokodo , …

… The African National Congress, South Africans and the world at large continues to mourn the passing the Isithwalandwe/Seaparankoe Comrade Nelson …

… inspiration is spurred by his many years as a pastor to the exiled and destitute in the inner-city of Pretoria. It was during this time, that he became acutely aware of the difficulties and injustices that they faced on a daily …

… Every time I land at Durban Airport, I am haunted by the memory of Fatima Meer – my dearest friend, sister and … No words seem eloquent enough to describe her or capture the essence of that intellectual giant who epitomised the spirit of a totally liberated and emancipated soul. Our …

… I was born in 1925 and grew up near Hermitage Street, on the hill in Paarl. We were four brothers and four sisters. My … Henry Josephs, worked at a butcher. When he became ill, the doctor said the climate in Paarl was not good for his health so we moved …

… Water slides are cracked open and filled with sand, and the once-bright paint has faded into pastel hues against the dunes. The Macassar Beach Pavilion in Cape Town has been abandoned …

… members were reported to have been detained in Swaziland. The arrests were confirmed by the Swaziland Police Commissioner and a large cache of arms in the north of the country was found. The 1980s period was one … 2012)| EISA, (2008) ‘Swaziland: Demise of democracy and the consolidation of autocracy (1968-1986)’ , [online], …

… From the 16th century right up to the 19th, slaves from Ethiopia were sold across the world. However, the slave trade within Ethiopia was very …

… Air services were inaugurated in South Africa with the amalgamation of a London-based company, the South African Aerial Navigation Company and the SA-based South African Aerial Transports Ltd company, …

… and no one has no relative whatsoever with whom to live. The territory to which a person belongs may be that of his … his family is settled in will be his n!ore, that is the place in which he lives or comes from, the place to which he belongs. We have no chiefs or political …

… The Durban Declaration was a statement signed by over 5 000 people in the scientific community stating that HIV caused AIDS. The declaration was signed and published in response to then … |Steyn, Melissa & van Zyl, Mikki. The Prize and The Price, Cape Town: HSRC Press, 2009.|“The …

… The main building, as well as some of its outbuildings, date from the last quarter of the 18th century, but subsequent additions have given it an …

… Regarded as the father of free press in South Africa, John Fairbairn left England and arrived in the Cape in1823. Soon after his arrival he founded a school … he ran for a short while and a literary magazine called the South African Journal. The magazine proved to be the …