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… For the student Discussion Questions Who was the founder of the Mali Empire? Which city was …

… The appeal of the BCM for many Indian and Coloured youth, who began to see themselves as Black instead of Indian or …

… about the cruel way in which the government treated women who were found without passes. It highlighted how women were … as it severely restricted their freedom. Black women who had borne the brunt of the pass laws decided to act. … Newspaper headlines in the Orange Free State called women who were protesting “Women Terrorists”. On 29 March 1913, …

… Lineage Gcaleka and Rharhabe were the sons of King Phalo , who ruled over all of the amaXhosa. Gcaleka was the heir to … ceremony, he would acquire followers from that ceremony who he would then leave with to start his own homestead and … of sons. Usually there would be one wife (senior in rank) who would be specifically chosen to produce the heir and …

… platform for a new generation of writers and photographers who changed the way Black people were represented in society. … financially successful. It was taken over by Jim Bailey who, with the assistance of a team of writers and … of a secretary, Sampson and sports editor Henry Nxumalo, who later became known as 'Mr Drum'. Drum writers and …

… Paton, Leo Marquard, Margaret Ballinger and Edgar Brookes who all became its four vice presidents. Subsequently, … with the LPSA. Selby Msimang was perhaps one person who reflected the contradictory and fluid relational … the party’s chairperson in the region, David Craighead, who also worked as chairperson of the International Defence …

… Who are the hunter gatherers of Southern Africa? You may be … comes from the Khoi-Khoi word ‘Saan’, which means 'people who gather wild food' or 'people without any cattle'. In … ‘San’ to describe the indigenous people of Southern Africa who live or used to live by hunting and gathering. Did you …

… industry were mainly young Afrikaans-speaking girls who had come to the Witwatersrand from the rural areas … with two women, Johanna Scheepers and Johanna Cornelius , who also held leading positions in the GWU.  He led several …

… as follows: There were three groups of people: The Xhosa, who had lived there for hundreds of years. The Trekboers, who moved into the area from the Cape. The British settlers, who arrived from Britain in 1820. Each group needed land for …

… Boers had been welcomed by the Bechuana and Mzilikazi , who had settled in the region after being expelled by Dingaan … in an attempt to retrieve cattle and punish Mzilikazi, who Kruger accused of robbing and plundering Boer migrants. … At Klein Buffelshoekthe Boers came upon Chief Magato, who told them that Mzilikazi had crossed the Crocodile River. …

… military camps. Harsh sentences were suffered by those men who objected. In 1983, the End Conscription Campaign (ECC) … African men into military service in the SADF. White men who refused to do military service fled the country, faced … their basic training. By 1985, the number of conscripts who failed to report for so-called National Service was …

… consciousness and of their influence on the body politic? Who were the Broederbond whose distorting signature was … Afrikanerdom, and what remains ”¦ for the Kingdom of God? Who is going to serve the cause, if Afrikanerdom is no longer … to life the sense of confusion within Afrikaner families who perceived them as the black sheep of the family; boere …

… WMMS. It was visited by James Backhouse in January 1840 who reported as follows: "The Wesleyan Missionary Station of … its name from a gentleman, formerly resident in India, who contributed liberally toward the re-establishment of the … walls were erected by some devoted men named Albricht, who laboured in Great Namaqualand many years since, under the …

… was to use their vote to influence the election men who would be sympathetic to Black aspirations.  But the years … at stake here than just the interests of a small group who through their education at mission stations had come to … President was John Dube; a Minister and school headmaster who studied in the USA and was strongly influenced by the …

… Africa, and (2) It identifies those Bantu-speakers who spoke that group of closely related languages which … [3] They comprise more than a 100 million Negroid people who live in southern and central Africa, ranging from Nigeria and Uganda to South Africa, and who speak about 700 languages, including many dialects. How …

… seven members of MK, the armed wing of the ANC. Those who were killed were Jabulani Godfery Miya, Zandisile Zenith … called for a mass protest on 13 September to honour those who were killed by the police. On 13 September, 30 000 people … release of eight key leaders of liberation movements who were imprisoned by the government. The eight prisoners …

… than 20 years [ii] . Mzilikazi was a Southern African King who founded the Matebele kingdom, Matebeleland in what became … after his father; Andries Wilhelmus Jacobus Pretorius , who was a leader of the Voortrekkers (descendants of the Dutch who migrated to South Africa in the 1830s) [vii] and also led …

… countries in the world (Ngepah & Mhlaba, 2013). Those who were repressed by the system have experienced political … (Lodge & Nasson, 1992). The most well-known group who participated in the anti-apartheid movement was the … Looking at the average earnings of Africans and Whites who both completed university, Africans earned only 63% of …

… affairs. The report described him as ‘a mean-minded bully who uses ruthless tactics to deal with anyone who dared to stand up to him’, and found: that he had …

… Ambassador to Germany Abstract Lindiwe Mabuza is a poet who has served as the African National Congress’ Chief … a reflection of her parents’ efforts, though. Her father, who worked as a truck driver, and her mother, who was a domestic worker, worked hard for their family, but …

… Mfecane. [2] This has since been debated by historians, who claim that Shaka was one of many leaders that played a … : [4] Some historians portray Shaka as a “military genius” who consolidated a powerful Zulu military and society … rival kingdoms. Shaka is also portrayed as a cruel tyrant who caused the destruction and misery of African societies …

… style represents the distribution of a group of people who speak the same language. According to the ceramic … Cattle Pattern is associated with Eastern Bantu speakers who were patrilineal (that is they traced their blood from … his people in time of famine, to support widows and others who could not support themselves, to loan cattle to poor men …

… Hofmeyr, in contrast, was an astute politician who preferred to play a role behind the scenes. He sought to … 19 in 1826 and finally abolished in 1834, many Boers who practised slavery felt aggrieved, and thousands soon left … – instead of Afrikaans – was initiated by JH Hofmeyr, who as editor of the Zuid Afrikaan published a series of …

… style that would commonly be associated with someone who would be living in the land of his ancestors. Instead, … This party enforced laws and acts onto the Black people who were already living in South Africa in order to take … due to their skin colour. Consequently, the people who were subjected to these laws, including Themba and his …

… of their history and identity. Cultural heritage reflects who you are as a group or as a country. Cultural heritage is … uKhahlamba / Drakensberg Park The Cradle of Humankind Who are we? Where did we come from? What does it mean to be … skeleton. It is believed that Little Foot was a child who died when he fell down a hole into the caves while …

… (PAC) . This has been confirmed by some student leaders who were actively involved in organizing the event. Other … planning by the SSRC. Sometime in July representatives who had called for the march in June met for several days at … the least attractive. In fact, the majority of students who sought political asylum in Swaziland entered the country …

… offered to live my life as a family with my dear wife who remains in banishment in Brandfort? What freedom am I … balcony from where he addressed thousands of supporters who had at the Grand Parade. The gathering at the Grand … political prisoners in September 1990. Only those people who committed politically motivated offences which were …

… up crumbs of compassion thrown from the table of someone who considers himself my master. I want the full menu of human rights" Today, NBC 1986 8 June, "We who advocate peace are becoming an irrelevance when we speak … for an educational system. Our children, the 1976 kids who revolted against apartheid in Soweto, called it "gutter …

… Basotho, the Boers and the British. Of these, the British, who had taken over the Cape from the Dutch in 1795, were the … group. This was because they were backed by Britain who could provide them with a well-organised and … built up his power at Thaba Bosiu by attracting people who had been unsettled by the land wars of the 1820s and …