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… and President Streets in Johannesburg - then a small town only nine years old. South Africa was certainly one of … on sport was screened at the Tivoli Music Hall in Cape Town. It was of the England versus South Africa cricket match … drama film produced entirely in the country. The Cape Town Pageant was filmed and screened extensively all over the …

… April 1954 in Johannesburg. It was the brainchild of Ray Simons who drew in others such as Helen Joseph , Lillian …

… Communist Party When South African communists met in Cape Town 65 years ago they planted the first seed in our … in our growth and development (discussed in books by the Simons', Bunting and Harmel) would undoubtedly uncover a few …

… was conceived and born in communist sin here in Cape Town in 1957 when it was established by two Whites, Messrs. Simons and Turok. 7 Mr. H. H. Schwarz: Mr. Speaker, may I ask … and that SWAPO was established by White communists in Cape Town in the late fifties under the original name of the …

… writers similarly visited a group in Gugulethu in Cape Town for a writers’ get-together. [xii] These writers groups … in Johannesburg and Pretoria, with the rest being in  Cape Town and Durban, where literacy rates were higher than the … in Staffrider magazine. Community Arts Project of Cape Town Creative Youth Association of Diepkloof, Soweto …

… The Berg River Dam provides water for the city of Cape Town and not for Paarl, Wellington and Franschhoek. The Berg …

… a national minimum wage of £1 a day. NOTES [29]  Quoted in Simons and Simons,  Class and Colour in South Africa, 1850-1950 , …

… Paardekop Bloemfontein, and at Ndabeni Location (Cape Town). We formed the Federation of Trade Unions in October …

… The runner-up is the Samora Machel Branch in the Cape Town Metro region. The winner of the Anton Lembede Award is … decided to confer the high title of Isithwalandwe on Ray Simons, an outstanding leader of our workers and people who …

… Company. London: George Allen & Unwin, Ltd., (and Cape Town: Howard B. Timmins), 1950. The author frequently tries … their children. (p. 14). The whole commercial life of Cape Town was based on slavery.  "The quick-witted and intelligent … on the wheel. The Philanthropic Society, founded in Cape Town in 1828, obtained the manumission of a number of female …

… Boet Gashe from Queenstown, nicknamed 'Little Jazz Town'. The great significant of marabi was its multi-ethnic … but its range was limited. Thus Simon, a White from Cape Town, remarks about the South African punk music of the close …

… defied the restrictions which confined her to the remote town of Brandtford, is now permitted to live in Soweto, but …

… expanded the perimeters of the show to include Cape Town, the former bastion of South Africa's white rulers. Cape Town's resemblance to the Cote d'Azure is surreal, to say the … In spite of the scenic coastal distractions, the two Cape Town exhibitions proved to be the most focused. "Graft," …

… Hertzog which relentlessly pursued this theme at the Cape Town Conference (1926-7), and at the Second Cape Town Conference (1932). Finally in 1960, exactly a hundred …

… regime, just 10 minutes away from the Parliament in Cape Town. Needless to say, that was possible because we had … coalition conference which was to be held in Cape Town in September 1988. The October municipal elections …

… many of whom could find no alternative occupation in town to the brewing of beer. Basotho women were the most … as a result of the affray (CAD, NTS 7676, File 110/332: Town Clerk to SNA 25.7.1945). In Springs at least the … may have occurred during the Anglo-Boer War. The garrison town that was established in Bloemfontein attracted worn …

… has since been moved to the South African Museum in Cape Town. It is thought that the painting shows a San figure …