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… Enough Is Enough by SPEAK, October 1993, Johannesburg …

… Freedom For All? by SPEAK, September 1993, Johannesburg …

… Walls Can Shout! by SPEAK, October 1992, Johannesburg …

… Through Women’s Eyes by SPEAK, October 1992, Johannesburg …

… Yes! I Am A Feminist! By SPEAK, July 1992, Johannesburg …

… Fighting Sexism In The Church by SPEAK, Johannesburg …

… Shado by Thoraya Pandy (SPEAK), July 1992, Johannesburg …

… No Easy Road by SPEAK, June 1992, Johannesburg …

… William Archer Way (58), educator, dies in Johannesburg. …

… Eleven people die in riots in Alexandra, Johannesburg. …

… CCAWUSA Johannesburg branch: Discussion paper-the way forward …

… Johannesburg district SACP invites you to the movies …

… The education of Johannesburg`s children: a multi-racial forum …

… Johannesburg Advice Office: Extracts from the Annual Report …

… in containing the proliferation of nuclear weapons. The SA and IAEA agreement was only implemented in November of the … SA signs Safeguards Agreement with the IAEA …

… involving government, Netcare, Discovery Health and the SA Jewish Board of Deputies, a planeload of medical officers … IOL, SA tsunami survivors touch down on home soil , from … Six SA Tsunami survivors arrive at Lanseria …

… On 5 November 1965 Rhodesian( now Zimbabwe) Prime Minister,Ian Douglas Smith, declared a state of emergency. … Rhodesian Prime Minister, Ian Douglas Smith, declares a state of emergency …

… South African musician, Abdullah Ibrahim was born on the 9 October 1934 in Cape Town, South Africa. Born Adolph Johannes Brand, he converted to Islam in 1968 … he then also performed at Mandela’s inauguration in 1994.  Abdullah continued to travel and perform between the …

… Chief Lutuli intended to address a meeting in Johannesburg on July 11, 1954, in protest against the Western … forcible removal of Africans from their homes in Johannesburg to segregated locations. However, a banning order was served on him as he landed at the Johannesburg airport. He then issued the following statement …

… an anti-British speech by General J.B.M. Hertzog , minister of justice, at De Wildt, near Pretoria. Hertzog had … Prime Minister Louis Botha resigns because of conflict with Hertzog …

… most developed road infrastructure in Africa.. Corporate Finance The commercial divisions of the major banks offer … to medium-sized companies. There are also corporate finance divisions in the major banks, or specialised corporate finance institutions, which offer tailor ­made solutions for …

… SA and USA …

… Josias Ratshilumela Madzunya was born in the Sibasa area of the northern Transvaal in about … Thohoyandou in the northern Transvaal,Madzunya came to Johannesburg in 1931, eventually establishing himself as a … incitement; on his release in 1962 he was endorsed out of Johannesburg.He returned  with his family to Sibasa where he …

… African National Congress, Nelson Mandela, at the Prime Minister's dinner …

… Speech at the state banquet held in honour of Prime Minister Ramgoolam of the Republic of Mauritius …

…   Christiaan de Wet was born at Leeuwkop near Smithfield, Orange Free State, on 7 … the member for Vredefort and became Abraham Fischer's Minister of Agriculture. He was a delegate to the National … never captured me!" De Wet was taken at once to the Johannesburg Fort, where together with other rebels he was …

… Charlotte Maxeke was born on 7 April 1847 in Fort Beaufort in Cape Town. From a … the ANC Women's League. Maxeke died on 16 October 1939. Johannesburg Hospital has been renamed the Charlotte Maxeke … founder of the Bantu Women's League of South Africa, is born …