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… one of the main suppliers of wheat, maize, and sorghum to Kimberley, able to supply Kimberley with more than 100 000 bags of excellent quality …

… 1871 Rhodes left the colony for the diamond fields of Kimberley .  Ixopo Historical Attractions There are a number …

… 26 January 1932), who founded a diamond company in Kimberley that was later acquired by De Beers , the school …

… dates back to 1867 , when diamonds were discovered near Kimberley in what is today known as the Northern Cape. The Kimberley diamond fields, and later discoveries in Gauteng , …

… the pidgin originated in the diamond and goldfields of Kimberley and Johannesburg: given their locale in … did not originate in the mines in Johannesburg and Kimberley, but via contact between British settlers, Zulu …

… in the mines as migrants as the Witwatersrand overtakes Kimberley as the preferred destination for migrants. 1899 - …

… and British Bechuanaland.(Administered by the O.R.C): Kimberley; Orange River; Taungs; Dryharts. 1900 21 December, …

… dream of being the first Black pharmacist in Galeshewe, Kimberley.  I enrolled for Pharmacy at the University of the …

… is known as Griekwastad, it lies on the N8 that links Kimberley with Upington, just beyond the northern reaches of …

… of the wood was transported as far as Lourenco Marques , Kimberley , Warden , Barberton and even Botswana . Over the …

… to six years hard labour at De Beer’s Convict Station in Kimberley. One hundred and twenty-nine of their followers are …

… the world’s largest source of diamonds was discovered in Kimberley in 1866.  This event set off the ‘diamond rush’ of … For example, when news reached Cecil John Rhodes in Kimberley in July 1886, other diamond investors decided to … more than a decade after the discovery of diamond in Kimberley in 1870.  This was also the largest source of …

… smooth bronze mannequin of Frances Baard on a corner in Kimberley seems more caricature lost in commerce than …

… is a rock-engraving site which lies south-west of Kimberley in the Northern Cape. The site is situated on the … D. 2010. Driekopseiland: An interpretive quest. Kimberley: McGregor Museum|Parkington, J., Morrris, D. & …

… of Stellenbosch University for 15 years. The airport at Kimberley and the Johannesburg Police headquarters were named …

… the school’s own funds.  Photos of St Alban’s College By  Kimberley Kersten . This article was first published by ' …

… before the War. Groomed in the game while representing Kimberley, he had played for the club alongside Bernard … four First-Class matches, de Villiers had also played for Kimberley and Transvaal against the touring English sides of …

… Bloemfontein 10 unions with 5,000 members and finally Kimberley had 5 unions with 3,000 members. The strength of …

… to the first mineworkers strike in the diamonds mines in Kimberley. Black workers also go on strike in sympathy. The …

… leader of the APO, organises a Non-European Conference in Kimberley to protest against the so-called Hertzog Bills that …

… they only want freedom. The discovery of diamonds around Kimberley and of gold on the Rand, in the second half of the … infancy, four European workers on the diamond mines around Kimberley were shot, in the course of a dispute, by company …

… guns which landed in the besieged towns of; Ladysmith and Kimberley indicated that the French ammunition was no …

… meetings. Among others, Walter Sisulu visits Bloemfontein, Kimberley, Cape Town and Port Elizabeth. 21 January, A letter … (COD). 8 November, Police fire on demonstrators in Kimberley. Fourteen are killed and 39 wounded. A flyer … is held in Port Elizabeth to protest police attacks in Kimberley and East London, which results in the death of …

… – was waning. Added to this, the discovery of diamonds at Kimberley and later the discovery of gold on the Rand marked …

… the members for the following constituencies: Calvinia, Kimberley (District), Frankfort, Potchefstroom, Rustenburg, … such as Colin Steyn (Bloemfontein City) and Louw Steytler (Kimberley District) had, by associating with Tielman Roos …

… mine in March 1894 when three miners were shot dead by the Kimberley Mounted Police and compound guards. Land … time on account of the dangers of the journey) to work in Kimberley. The Pedi chiefdom, under Sekhukhune, defeated the …

… having been established at Komatipoort, Ladysmith and Kimberley. The Volksraad of the ZAR believed that an extension of the Kimberley rail-head into the Transvaal would, in turn, tie …

… white-owned farms. The discovery of minerals (diamonds in Kimberley in 1867 and gold on the Witwatersrand in 1886) had …