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… resident in Sophiatown. These were broken down into about 54 000 Africans, 3000 Coloureds, 1 500 Indians and just … resources. Few services In the three freehold townships, about two fifths of the stands were owned by blacks, and they …

… Africa and across the continent to initiate a dialogue about image making and to support photographers to deepen the …

… of South African cultural heritage. When people talk about South African heritage, they might be referring to …

… and after 1914 to achieve political power. Writing about the press in the 20th century, Hachten and Giffard say: … that finally took form as Afrikaans. They disagreed about the language of the Afrikaners, with Hofmeyr favouring … was the editor of the Volksvriend at the young age of 17. About  a decade later, in 1871, he became the editor of De …

… for many years before the 2015 Fallism Movements came about. The protests from these institutions barely garner any … have their first labour law session. An open discussion about labour concerns in preparation for the shift to … as a peaceful protest attended by students and workers about Police Brutality, was disrupted by police.  UWC holds …

… over 75 000 persons have been detained without trial, about 52 000 of them (or 70% of the total) within the last 5 … and weeks on hunger strike. There is great concern about their vulnerability to attack, because of the … prisoners serving sentences for 'security offences' is about 350 and for 'unrest offences' is somewhere between 2000 …

… Nubia lay in today's Sudan south of Egypt. Much is known about Egyptian civilisation but few people know about a civilisation that ruled Egypt for as many as a … existed from around 100 A.D. Swahili civilisation came about through the mixing of the original local people with …

… but many remained in the area today known as Phokeng, about 10km north of Rustenburg. During the Difaqane of the … predating the lifespan of meaningful oral traditions about specific leaders. Once in the greater Rustenburg area, …   When Mzilikazi moved from KwaZulu-Natal to here in about 1826, he incorporated many local people, including …

… farmers of southern Africa and the ways we can find out about them. The term ‘Iron Age’ is a convenient label for … together. Archeologists have discovered they were made in about 500CE. No one is sure what they were used for. They … the middle-east traded along the east coast of Africa from about 100-200CE. Archeologists have found seashells, beads …

… should arrive at its destination, He was famously caring about his troops and once remarked that “an army marches on … take into account all the changes that had been brought about by the French Revolution and the conquests of Napoleon. … debate on whether or not you think the band wrote the song about the French Revolution.   Screenshot of the youtube …

… proportions of the TUT student populace have been vocal about the sub-standard quality of the historically … allegedly shoot rubber bullets at protesting students. About 10 students from the TUT are arrested on the … on the campus is being disrupted. On Friday 29 January, about 400 students residing at the campus remain. The …

… and in the Tigris-Euphrates valley in the Middle East, about 5 000 years ago. Later they were also used in Crete, … lot of goods over long distances, and to transport people. About 4 000 years ago people began to cover their wagons with … cannot survive long without food and water, and from about the 3rd century they were replaced by camels. In South …

… My paper is about two women who focused on a common ideal, namely, the … landscape. They may even have met, or at least have known about the other. But they were radically opposed in the … mediated through Florence Phillips. It was she who set about institutionalising various vague ideals about the arts …

… About 2 000 years ago (100 BC), life began to change … bringing with them a different way of life and new ideas about the world. For the San hunter-gatherers many aspects of …

… from Nigeria and Uganda to South Africa, and who speak about 700 languages, including many dialects. How these … emotive meaning and became a symbol of the oppressors. At about the same time the Black Consciousness movement was …

… At a farewell dinner in his honour in 1894, Gandhi read about the intentions of the Natal Legislative Assembly to … of membership. According to Gandhi, in less than a month about three hundred Hindus, Moslems, Parsees and Christians …

… colony when Europeans started to settle there. Read more about the VOC in our Special Feature. Contact with the … post at Malacca in 1662 there were 40 free burghers with about 15 women and 20 children. This resulted in the …

… 1950s and earlier 1960s. The end of the fifties brought about the emergence of protest literature, a shift from the … the ability of cultural activity to educate and articulate about political expression in a way that was …

… is because any councillor from a political party forgets about our situation soon after the election. That is why we …

… Day . After 1948 the National Party government set about politicising this day to legitimise their apparent …

… trade unions.  The ISL was already active in Natal from about 1915. Its members were actively involved in the …

… Movement (ARM), was formed in 1960. This small group of about eleven people, though non-racial in character was a …

… and books stand out among the rest in showing how he felt about what was going on in South Africa at the time of his … to push for freedom. A Rainbow on the Paper Sky is mainly about bantustans and resistance to them. Langa shows the … where artists in exile and nationalists spread information about what was occurring in South Africa. He also, with the …

… salient factor in the recruitment of members. Information about rites and rituals was considered "specialised … CDF, the notion of invincibility in battle. [15] Belief about invincibility was predicated on individual members … seemed to vanish. [26] There were also persistent concerns about White officers' arrogance, British paternalism, and …

… According to Ivan Vladislavic , “The most striking thing about the magazine, even today, is its sense of place.” [xiv] … with group contributions. [xv] Readership and Distribution About half the magazine’s readership was located in … that up to six people read every one copy sold and that about 90% of the South African readership was black. [xvii] …

… as a result of misunderstandings and preconceived ideas about societies that were completely different from their … as a result of misunderstandings and preconceived ideas about societies that were completely different from their … two people in your community and ask them what they know about the topic. How do their stories differ and why? Why was …

… for Apartheid. Learning Outcomes: Synthesise information about the past and develop, sustain and defend an independent … reliably and accurately in writing. Synthesise information about the past and develop, sustain and defend an independent … under J. B. M. Hertzog came to power in 1924 it set about dealing with the ‘native problem’. The solution for …

… also fought with the Xhosa over land. In the end, in about 1838, thousands of these farmers moved away from the … D’Urban, after the Governor of the Cape Colony. There were about 30 men in this village. To find out more about the history of Durban, visit SAHO feature. In 1828 …

… a pilgrimage, with followers from all over South Africa – about 3 000 people – arriving at Ntabelanga to await the … belongings. When local farmers and other residents heard about the incident they were alarmed. Captain Whitaker sent … Bulhoek. The Israelites were also readying themselves, and about 500 men wre armed with clubs, assegais and swords. …