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… An historical overview of nursing struggles in South Africa …

… Partitioning South Africa: some aspects of the Bantustan scheme …

… A brief history of health worker struggles in South Africa …

… Contact groups: health and safety groups in South Africa …

… An alternative analysis of health care in South Africa …

… The role of traditional medicine in a changing South Africa …

… South Africa in the African Revolution: the Portuguese Territories …

… What it means to be banished: South Africa`s Siberians …

… The need for alternative medical education in South Africa …

… HIV and AIDS in Southern Africa: Draft Maupto Statement …

… The provisions of hospitals and clinics in South Africa …

… - Organisation for Appropriate Social Services in South Africa …

… Health policy for a post-apartheid South Africa: a way forward …

… Dr Buthelezi a major player in rebuilding South Africa - Hurd …

… Land, class and the Bible in South Africa today …

… The emergence of black feminist theology in South Africa …

… The two hands of God in South Africa - a revi …

… Liberation of the Southland: the crucial tasks before Africa …

… A tribute to I.T.A. Wallace- Johnson: a true son of Africa …

… drinks to keep them sustained, Walt dedicatedly drove at all hours of the day and night to various places that were … an article advocating a Bill of Rights for South Africa which was published in the Black Sash magazine in … committed herself wholly to the fight for human rights for all South Africans, remaining resolute in her belief that an …

… Robben Island, he wrote these words to his daughter: Above all then, my dear, I am in prison for the sake of peace for … respectively, the judgment was rescinded on appeal, and all the defendants were freed on 15 December 1989 after … Lekota was Minister of Defence of the Republic of South Africa from 17 June 1999 until 25 September 2008. Prior to …

… 3: Migration, Land and Minerals in the Making of South Africa commissioned by The Department of Education Beinart, William. Twentieth-century South Africa . New York, Oxford University Press, 2001. Callinicos, … The Colonial Origins of Generational Conflict in South Africa . Pietermaritzburg, University of Natal Press, 2000. …

… 1947 he traveled to Dakar with  J. B. Marks  to attend an All-African Trader Union Conference sponsored by the World … In 1963 he was placed under house arrest but fled South Africa. …

… for the Jesuits, before he began his work in southern Africa. He first arrived at Sofala (Mozambique) in 1560, and … et al. (eds) (1970). Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa , Cape Town: NASOU, v. 7, p. 462.| The Jesuits Online, … The first missionary in Southern Africa, Gonçalo da Silveira, is murdered …

… On 1 September 1853, the first adhesive postage stamp in Africa was issued in the Cape of Good Hope, a British colony … First postage stamp in Africa is issued in the Cape Colony …

… From:  South Africa's Radical Tradition, a documentary history, Volume One … problems, the Club rapidly developed two points of view on all the South African questions. As a step towards forming a … a left-social democratic position, i.e., opportunism, on all South African problems. I leave to you the task of …

… behalf of the government I send our warmest greetings to all the people of South Africa. I am also delighted to welcome the Lord Mayor Provost … make the 2010 tournament very successful indeed. We wish all the participants, South Africa's own Bafowethu and all …

… Misses the Point", the article discussed the situation in Africa. In part it said: "Overshadowed by the Iraq crisis, … offstage while the world worries about Iraq? Not at all. "Despite the small flashes of good news, Africa remains … Britain, France, Belgium, Italy, Germany, the Netherlands, all one-time colonial powers -- send in their troops. Enough …

… manufacturer, was born in Latvia and came to South Africa in 1906 at the age of 10. Matilda came to South Africa … in which intense political debate between people of all races and classes often took place. After matriculating … Treason Trial . The trial lasted four years, after which, all 156 accused were acquitted on 29 March 1961. First …

… he was facing white encroachment on his territory from all sides. The Ndebele were trapped between the Boers of the … 10,000 troops on parade. There were cavalry charges with all the paraphernalia of the military and they were … how to drill and fight like that and we fear no nation in Africa,’ they were reported to have exclaimed. [x] Their …