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… of Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) supporters marched through the streets of Johannesburg to mark the anniversary of the 1994 Shell House shootings during which eight IFP …

… In the middle of the South African War II (Anglo-Boer War II), General Lord Roberts left Bloemfontein and began the 'March to Pretoria' with nearly 44,000 men, 18,000 horses, and 1200 field-guns. The War had started eight months earlier due to a number of …

… Moloise was accused of murdering a black police officer. The African National Congress claimed responsibility for the murder and repudiated the claim that Moloise was involved. The US and the Soviet …

… Introduction  1. Class, Consciousness and Organization in the Political Transition in South Africa: A Conceptual … Overview  2. Class, Consciousness and Organisation in the Political Development of Indian South Africans, 1860 – 1979  3. The Emergence of Grassroots Politics, 1979-1981  4. The …

… World Tuberculosis day commemorates the day that Dr Robert Koch astonished the world by announcing that he had discovered the cause of Tuberculosis. Around the world on 24 March each …

… The tenth address in the Hoernle Memorial Lecture series delivered by Emory Ross, in which he discusses the conflict of race and colour from a Christian perspective. The address covers the authors personal experience and …

… Discussion Paper by the ANC on Regional Structures prepared on the mandate of the planning committee of the Regional Conference, for …

… Shimmer Chinodya; Nhamiwa's Magic Stick, Maria Munsaka; The Jungle Peacemaker, Blessing Museki; The Story of how the Tortoise Shell Became Patterned, Lackson Chibanga; The …

… A textbook series commissioned by the Department of Education , produced by the Institute for Justice and Reconciliation and STE Publishers , and simultaneously published on the SA History Online website. Please be aware that because …

… two top South African scientists were refused entry into the Soviet Union during the International Science Congress in Leningrad. The scientists were Prof. L.H. Wells, Head of the Department … The Cape Times, 18 August, 1970. ‘Russians Bar two SA Scientists’ in The Cape Times , Available at: The National Library of South …

… Mambazo, with lead vocalist Joseph Tshabalala, became the first South African group to win a Grammy award. The group won the award for the best traditional folk album. The album …

… The Independent Democrats (ID), a political party which was formed by Patricia de Lille, who had defected from the Pan Africanist Congress (PAC), benefited from the floor-crossing rule that allows members of parties at all …

… The South Africa senior national football team, Bafana … Bafana, secured 1-0 victory over Ghana, a co-host of the 2000 Africa Cup of Nations contest at Kumasi stadium in Ghana. The victory against Ghana earned South Africa a semifinal …  'Lucas Radebe: Footballer of the Decade,' Kick Off 1994-2004 , Special Edition, p. 10. …

… The Rand Afrikaans University (RAU), the second university with its seat in Johannesburg, was established by an act of parliament as the academic home of Afrikaans-speaking students. Through its …

… We're excited to announce the full Museum Night Cape Town 2016 programme, including 15 museums sites from the District Six Museum to the Cape Town Holocaust Centre to the New Church Museum to …

… On 30 May 1963  the Transkei Constitution Act No 48 commenced. The history of this Act could be traced back to April 1961 when the Transkei Regional Authority appointed a committee to …

… African artist. Roworth came to South Africa in 1902 with the British forces during the Anglo-Boer war. At the end of the war Roworth decided to stay in South Africa. … The Phillip Harper Galleries Roworth, Edward (1880-1964) …

… of years ago, people lived on Robben Island. After the Dutch had settled at the Cape, the island was used mainly as a hospital for people with …

… Madagascar, a mountainous large island in the Indian Ocean, consists of many rivers and high rainfalls. was previously a French colony controlled at the time by the French Vichy government. The British were afraid that the … Clayton, C.J.A.,  The South African air force in the Madagascar Campaign , from …

… Albert Luthuli delivers his Nobel Lecture after receiving the Peace Prize the previous day. Luthuli was the first South African to receive the Nobel Prize for Peace. …

… Few years after the Second Anglo-Boer War  (11 Oct 1899 – 31 May 1902), the European continent got embroiled in hostilities, which culminated in the break out of World War I in 1914. The outbreak of this …

… Fighting Talk was initially a publication of the Springbok Legion of ex-servicemen and women, until in February 1954 when the "Fighting Talk Committee", in Johannesburg, took over the responsibility for publishing. Appearing monthly, the …

… From Military Chairman to President of the Republic : After dissolving the national electoral committee, Ibrahim Baré Maïnassara … In repeated violations of basic civil liberties by the regime, opposition leaders were imprisoned; journalists …

… Council calling for a stay-away from September 13, 1976 The people of South Africa are going into the third phase of their struggle against the oppressors, namely: Operation Azikhwelwa!! The racists in …

… they graduated to a restricted number of papers and to the radio, and eventually to TV. Mandela developed an … through UNISA and London Law Correspondence College. In the following letters he discusses his and Winnie's studies: … busy. I'm required to score 200 marks to be able to write the Business Economics exam at the end of the year. I've got …

… On 29 May 1976, the South African Electricity Supply Commission (ESKOM) … reactors from France. These reactors were supplied by the French company Framatome. This came after the initial consortium led by General Electric, that won the …

… that there was nothing to prevent employers taking the necessary steps to bring about improvements in the productive use of Black labour. The government would not obstruct changes in the country's …

… Town some 91 km North of Grahamstown , Eastern Cape . The Area of Adelaide, was first inhabited by Bushmen , estimated about the year 1530-1760. In the late 18th and 19th Century the Xhosa and White Settlers …

… Three attacks were launched on the night of 31 May/1 June at Sasol I and NATREF in Sasolburg … Secunda to coincide with Republic Day. Reconnaissance for the attacks was made in June 1979 by members of African … cadres were trained in Angola to execute these operations. The final reconnaissance was done on the eve of the attacks. …

… charges of kidnapping and four of being an accessory after the fact to assault. Co-accused John Morgan was found guilty … and of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The case arose from the fact that one of the kidnapped youths, 14-year-old … Available at  www.news.bbc.co.uk [Accessed: 12 May 2015] | The ScotMan,(2004), Winnie Mandela escape prison as judge …