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… British Airways prohibits smoking on all its flights. …

… Natal Indian Congress - The Significance of Its Revival …

… Lovers plus condoms: its your life! 1997 cal …

… Go crazy in WITS : Student its your paper …

… N.Transvaal UDF condemns repression against its people …

… Its time the workers dictate to the dictator …

… Strike and boycott brings firm to its knees …

… Training and its reorientation to Primary Health Care …

… The release of political prisoners and its aftermath …

… Discovering culture and its influence in the Bible …

… South Africa announced that it had completed destroying its stock pile of anti-personnel mines. A total of 261 423 … than equipment. In the 1990s South Africa began to revise its policy on the use of landmines. For instance, in 1994 the … and signed by 133 States. South Africa began destroying its stockpile of anti personnel mines before signing the …

… Indian Congress (NIC) from the mid-1940s onward. In the early 1950s he served as treasurer of the NIC, and in 1955 he was elected its vice-president. Moonsamy was arrested for participating … (SACTU) and the African National Congress (ANC). In the early 1980s he served as the Treasurer General of the South …

… formerly known as Mabopane East. At the beginning of his early career, Americans and Australian diplomats attended his … he received criticism in a 1981 review for having ‘crowded too much symbolic subject matter’ into his work. In 1981, the …

… The Black People's Convention (BPC) held its first National Congress at Hammanskraal in December 1972, … to their own problems. The BPC's Constitution declared its intention to preach and popularise the philosophy of … The Black People’s Convention (BPC) holds its first National Congress …

… The SA Agricultural Union restructured and changed its name on the union's annual meeting in Rustenburg to Agri … The SA Agricultural Union changes its name to Agri SA …

… U Thant of the United Nations (UN) were unsuccessful. So too were approaches by the UN Special Committee on Apartheid … I was already awake when the singing began again in the early morning. Once again the excruciatingly beautiful music … 1985 Seven members of the Security branch, including its then deputy chief were refused amnesty for this raid. …

… cause of multiracial democracy in the country since the early 20 th century. She was a pioneering political activist, … institution that Ohlange was from the very first day of its existence in Inanda, South Africa. Born in 1873 in Inanda … Nokutela Mdima was educated at Inanda Seminary and became its earliest graduate to build institutions for modern …

… teaching post at Luckoff High School in Stellenbosch, not too distant from his home town, Paarl, where he taught for … Franschoek and Pniel. The Boland branch, which drew its membership from all these areas, became a key component … further the struggle in exile. By the end of 1964 Britten too was forced to leave the country, for exile, to evade …

… by Olive Schreiner’s writing, and also her personality too. Schreiner’s earliest extant letter to Alexander dates … with the Jan Smuts government, in particular because of its increasingly retrograde and racist ‘native’ policies … Alexander herself wrote much of a book on Schreiner, but its completion was ultimately prevented by …

… and the apartheid government, she was detained in the early 60s. She finally went into exile in London in 1977. As … grand children. She had an enduring love for South Africa its people and its great beauty. Her ashes will be returned to the family …

… 1877 in Thaba 'Nchu distric in the Orange Free State. An early treasurer of the  African National Congress  (ANC) and … affairs, which protested against the  Land Act . In the early 1920s he established a newspaper, the  … (Bechuana Friend) in Kimberly in 1910,Fenyang  was one of its funders.Fenyang was Orange Free State provincial ANC …

… was the Khoisan language spoken by the Khoi herders of the early Cape and the Gariep. It was believed to have … A Lost Khoisan Language of the early Cape and the Gariep by Menán du Plessis …

… Commission of Inquiry into Certain Organisations submits its final report on NUSAS to Parliament. It finds that its leaders …

… The Republic of South Africa Constitution Bill receives its third reading. Among its provisions are the abolition of the Senate …

… the National Party (NP)'s first federal congress since its withdrawal from the Government of National Unity (GNU), its policy plan was unveiled concentrating on anti-poverty … the federal congress the possibility of the NP changing its name was again discussed. Subsequently, the party changed …

… followed Howa out of the alliance. Bacher says he too considered himself a white liberal, but admits that it … amateur pastime to a multimillion rand business in which its leading practioners had the potential to become wealthy … an English team captained by Mike Gatting, took place in early 1990 against a background of political turmoil as black …

… Top Cyclist Ryan Cox (28) passes away during the early hours, following complications suffered from a vascular …

… the first preserved entry in the journal of Adam Tas, an early Cape Dutch ‘free burger’ …

… three years was a full-time organizer for theICU,becoming its Western Cape provincial secretary. In 1928,after publicly … League later called European United Front but it too fractured and witherde by 1938,by which time Gomas had …

… Headquarters in London, that South Africa would resume its membership of the Commonwealth, effective on 1 June 1994. … countries are British colonies. South Africa withdrew its membership in 1961 under the leadership of Dr. Verw oerd. … South Africa is said to resume its membership of the Commonwealth …