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… The system of Apartheid was not only detrimental to the cultural, economic and emotional wellbeing of those on whom it was imposed , but also on the physical wellbeing of those who bore the brunt of it. … at: www.slate.com [Accessed on 13 March 2014]| UMKC The Indictment from UMKC [online] Available at: …

… The Aliwal Shoal is a rocky Reef which is the remains of an ancient sand dune, approximately 5 kilometres off the Coast of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. The Reef is …

… On 29 May 1994 the South African government signed an agreement establishing diplomatic relations with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The diplomatic relations between the two countries were …

… Experience the warm hospitality and rich Culture of the Basotho people in the 'Bakone Malapa Museum'. The Bakone, a sub-group of the … https://www.sa-venues.com/things-to-do/limpopo/visit-the-bakone-malapa-museum/ …

… up a plan for a new residential area for Johannesburg. The plan was laid out in October 1886. Among the street names were Commissioner, Troye, Ferreira, Albert and Cornelius streets. During the first quarter of the same year Gold was discovered on the …

… The homeland known as Ciskei, between the Fish and the Kei River, was created between 1961 and 1982 by the then …

… Armed Poqo members were intercepted by the police while on their way to assassinate Chief Kaiser Matanzima. An armed clash between the police and Poqo members, led by Albert Tshweni, took … village that their area was engulfed by strangers. When the villagers returned to their homes with the police, after …

… Bubonic plague were reported in Cape Town, South Africa. The first cases of Bubonic plague in Cape Town emerged on 1 February 1901. The disease then spread across the city resulting in the establishment of segregated … at www.sahistory.org.za (Accessed: 20 June 2013)| The Christian Advocate, Volume 76 p. 359 …

… Neil Aggett, a Trade Unionist and Medical Doctor became the first white political prisoner to die in the detention under the custody of the security police. It was after his death …

… On 19 and 20 January the British forces under Lord Chelmsford, who had invaded Zululand during the second week of January, established their camp on the slopes of a hill called Isandlwana. The sprawling camp …

… From the book:  Book 5: People, Places and Apartheid commissioned by The Department of Education homelands ”” those territories reserved for black people and around which the principle of segregation in South Africa was organised; …

… to Ronnie Kasrils - King Kong, friend, commander and the greatest hairy one of them all - who planted the seed for this study, cleared the way for it and has since tolerated my defection from old …

… The African National Congress will submit its protection … application to afford its staff, members, its assets and the public at large protection against a threat posed by the DA march, in the morning at 06:00 at the South Gauteng …

… overwhelming support for plans for Black majority rule in the country. Out of the total White population of 99,000, fifty-two thousand of them voted yes on the Turnhalle draft constitution in May 1977, with almost 95 …

… On 6 January 1978, Donald James Woods, editor of the banned Daily Dispatch a newspaper based in East London … and Botswana. Woods was prosecuted seven times under the apartheid government's publication laws and sentenced to jail for revealing Security Police brutality. After the death of his friend, Steve Biko, Woods was arrested by …

… George Harrison and the history of Johannesburg are closely bound together: it … first found gold in 1886, a discovery that gave rise to the largest and most vibrant city in South Africa. The original 10-stamp battery mill that was used to crush the …

… The Alphen Estate was granted to Theunis van Schalkwyk in … well designed front door, whose construction dates back to the mid-18th Century, although the upper storey was probably a later addition. It was …

… President Kenneth Kaunda of Zambia met the Prime Minister, P.W. Botha, in a mobile home that had been set down in the middle of the African bush across South Africa's border with Botswana …

… The South African Council of Churches (SACC) headquarters, … at Congress of South African Trade Union (COSATU) House. The Khotso House blast, which resulted in nineteen people … executed by police led by Colonel Eugene de Kock. During the 1996 Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) hearings, …

… Bishop Desmond Tutu received the Martin Luther King Jr Award for Non-Violence for his commitment and role during the struggle against apartheid  in 1986. Tutu was honoured … was proposed for South Africa in 1983 to defend against the anti-apartheid movement, Tutu attended the launch of the …

… The district of George was originally part of the district of Swellendam, and was proclaimed a separate district on 23 April 1811. Over the next 66 years various portions of its territory were …

… Underlying political tensions between supporters of the African National Congress (ANC) and Inkatha Freedom Party resurfaced in KwaZulu Natal in the late 90's. In order to prevent open hostilities the ANC, IFP and United Democratic Movement (UDM) convened a …

… Charles van Onselen was born on 14 August 1944, in the South African town of Boksburg, Gauteng (then Transvaal).[i] van Onselen has become one of the most widely respected South African historians, whose … He chose to centre his already well documented research on the social, economic and political foundations of southern …

… Curnick Ndlovu was the secretary of the South African Congress of Trade Unions (SACTU) and a member of the African National Congress (ANC). He was a leader of the …

… The former Prime Minister of South Africa and apartheid … at Pelindaba, about thirty kilometres West of Pretoria. The installation was not intended for the production of nuclear energy on a commercial scale, but …

… Walter Sisulu died at her Linden home, Johannesburg at the age of 92. Often referred to as the ‘Mother of the Nation’, she was a nurse and one of the most important …

… The Pattern of Betrayal. Cartoon, David Marias. An Open Letter to the United Nations, Paramount Chief of the Hereros. South West Africa and the United Nations, …

… In 1981 she started her political career by winning the Provincial Council seat of Walmer, Port Elizabeth, for the Progressive Federal Party (PFP). A year later she became involved in the advice office of the Black Sash, where she learned more …

… in Sutherland, Cape Province. He started his career in the department of justice at the magistrate's offices in Keimoes and Upington. Vlok … service, became involved in politics and successively held the positions of deputy minister of defence, deputy minister …

… Certificate at Inanda Seminary. After working two years in the personnel department at the Tongaat Sugar Company, she studied printmaking at the Evangelical Lutheran Church Art and Craft Centre at … Sack, S. (1988). The Neglected Tradition , Johannesburg: Johannesburg Art …