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… as early as 1954 were brought to a regional referendum. The referendum, constitutionally supported by the 2009 Southern Sudan Referendum Act, had a 60% turn out … determined through three means – having parent’s native to the South Sudanese region on or before January 1, 1956, …

… As cities around the world catapult themselves into ‘World Class’, Global City … what cost”? " Not in My Neighbourhood Documentary " gives the account of three people from three, seemingly World Class … trials and triumphant moments, as they try to shape the cities they live in, from the bottom up.  Exploring the …

… training from his brother. In later years he was the recipient of several bursaries. He exhibited his work from 1928-1987. In 1937 he won the first prize in the May Esther Bedford Competition. In 1944 he was … Sack, S. (1988). The Neglected Tradition , Johannesburg: Johannesburg Art …

… History was made in Western Africa when, for the first time, a woman, Ms Ruth Sando Perry, was unanimously … at a meeting of West African heads of state to become the third chair of Liberia's ruling council. Perry, … victorious over two male contestants, became head of the transitional government, thereby making her Africa's …

… Starr Jameson led a group of about six hundred men of the Mashonaland Mounted Police from Bechuanaland (now Botswana) over the border of the Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek (also called Republic of …

… Contents: Dear Sir Roy. Emigrant Ship by Reginald Reynolds. The Senate Farce, Stanley Uys with a cartoon, David Marais. Revolution: Further Reflections, Joe Matthews. The Place of Boycott, Stanley Trapido. The Africanists Cut Loose, Peter Rodda. Congress and the …

… Sam Kahn, leader of the Communist Party of South African (CPSA) and natives' … representative in parliament, announced in parliament that the party has disbanded. The announcement was made a few days before the Suppression …

… South African artist and founding member of Artists Under The Sun, was born at Dinokana village in Lehurutshe, Western … Mafikeng, where his talent was recognized by Rev. Hale of the London Missionary Society, on his visit to the school. With the help of Mohl’s grandfather, Hale …

… Suburb of Johannesburg adjoinng Albertskroon, to the South-East of it. It was laid out in 1896 on the Farm 'Waterval' and was named in honour of the owner, Hendrick Abraham Alberts, who was …

… Hill 23 km East of Aggeneys and 34 km from Pofadder, in the Northern Cape of South Africa. The name is taken from the Farm Achab. Aggeneys the Town was founded to service a …

… A Bill affecting state security, called the General Laws Amendment Bill, was passed in parliament despite rejection from the opposition parties and severe criticism by the Bar and a number of judges. The Bill contained …

… The Greek Government expelled the two-man South Africa team of Dale Hayes and Hugh Baiocchi from the World Cup international men's team golf championship …

… In the by-election at Randfontein, formerly Dr. Connie Mulder's seat, the National Party (NP) candidate wins, but with a much reduced majority over the Herstigte Nasionale Party (HNP). The by-election was the … Williams, G., Huckland, B., (1988), The Dictionary of Contemporary Politics of Southern Africa …

… On 26 March 1979, the Camp David peace treaty was signed by Israeli Prime … Menachem Begin and Egyptian President Anwar Sadat.  The treaty was brokered by the United States, and ended 30 years of war between Egypt … Israel Ministry of foreign Affairs, " Israel among the nations: Middle East & North Africa ", From: Israel …

… The Residence was Built on a Site upon which two of the earliest Cottages in Kalk Bay already stood, the first having been erected in 1846. Instead of Demolishing …

… On 13 April 1840 the Dutch Reformed Church (DRC) acquired a portion of the Farm; Mooi Meisiejie Fontein for the purpose of establishing a Kerkplaats. The village of …

… musical sensation, Miriam Makeba, was nominated in the category World Music Album for her album Homeland at the 43rd Annual Grammy Awards ceremony in Los Angeles, USA. The album was released world-wide and featured a collection … Pretoria: GCIS, p. 95.|TNYT, (2001), Some Top Nominees for the 2001 Prizes , from The New York Times , 04 January, …

… The  charges against the Cape Times editor, Mr Anthony who was convicted for publishing an interview of the African National Congress leader, Oliver Tambo were … PFP spokesperson on justice, Mr Dave Dalling responded to the deputy minister of information, Mr Nel Bureau to launch a …

… Zambia) gained independence from Britain.  Kenneth Kaunda, the country’s first president, proclaimed one-party rule at … independence. . Their independence came four years after the famous speech “The winds of change” by British Prime Minister Harold … South African History Online , ‘Kenneth Kaunda becomes the Prime Minister of Northern Rhodesia (Zambia)’ , [online], …

… The African Statistics Day (ASD) is celebrated every year on the 18th of November. This event was initiated in 1990 by the Subsidiary Body of the United Nations Economic Commission …

… Appendix B to President's address to the 44th Annual Congress of the National Union of South African Students, 30th June to … general circular to NUSAS from Margaret Marshall informing the Union of the deportation of President Elect, John Sprack, …

… This is the 31st lecture delivered by Alan Paton at the 50th Anniversary Conference of the South African Institute of Race Relations on July 3, 1979 …

… sons. As a political figure Paul Kruger was elected as the State President of the South African Republic (Transvaal) at age 57. Thereafter he became known as the face of the Boer resistance against the British during … Africa. A biographical history of Paul Kruger, after whom the Kruger National Park is named, [Online],[Available: …

… 56 km South of Ermelo and 72 km South-East of Bethal , on the banks of the Schulpspruit River. It was founded in 1876 and proclaimed a town in 1890. Named after the city in the Netherlands, by its Founder, F Lion Cachet.  …

… The building was erected on a portion of the historic Boshof Farm, owned by Alexander van Breda. Its construction dates from the early 19th century, and it was extended and redesigned …

… This hall was erected as one of the first phases of the University of Cape Town's Groote Schuur campus. Among the famous residents of this hall was Mark Shuttleworth, who …

… academic, anti-apartheid activist and member of the South African Communist Party , was brutally killed by a … African government agents. First had left South Africa for the second time with her husband, Joe Slovo , during the height of anti-apartheid campaigns. At the time of her …

… Harry Oppenheimer, died after a short illness at the age of 91. Oppenheimer was admitted to the intensive care unit of the Johannesburg Hospital with abdominal pains and a severe …

… At the height of apartheid in South Africa, New Zealand imposed … on virtually all visits by sports teams from South Africa. The move by New Zealand was triggered by many issues, including the country’s apartheid policies. The story of international … O’Malley P. ‘1974’ , from O’Malley: The Heart of Hope , [online], available at …

… Badsha’s drawings, woodcuts and photographic essays from the mid-1960s to 2000s. His drawings are being shown for the first time alongside his documentary photographic essays … a new vocabulary and a way of seeing that challenged the established apartheid tropes. In the words of Professor …