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… Report to the Director General with an update on Cuban troop withdrawal from Namibia, the security situation, internal politics and the position of the Church in Namibia. …

… This is a letter from Barney Pityana about the historical background of the South African Students Organisation, structure, aims, the press, protests, and independence for the black …

… Xhosa name for the Doorn River, now known as; Indwe!  It means 'thorns' referring to the Acacia trees that grow in the Area through which the River flows. …

… Three articles in the Financial Mail on the Dakar meeting between the African National Congress and the Institute for a …

… The report contains an overview of the resolutions adopted at the Conference and a discussion of new aspects of SASO …

… The report contains an overview of the resolutions adopted at the Conference and a discussion of new aspects of SASO …

… The report contains an overview of the resolutions adopted at the Conference and a discussion of new aspects of SASO …

… Dawn, a monthly journal by the Umkhonto we Sizwe, documented the guerilla attacks on strategic targets within the Republic. A souvenir issue to mark the 25th anniversary …

… This Monument, near the Bloemfontein Zoo,, takes the form of an obelisk. It was erected as a memorial to the Canadian soldiers who fell during the Second Anglo Boer …

… Statement made by the Mass Democratic Movement on Winnie Mandela at the press conference which was called after the culminating of community meetings in Soweto and …

… Document outlining the African National Congress Interim Constitutional Framework, adopted by the National Executive Committee for the period of re-establishment leading up to the holding of a …

… The circular is intended as a voice of solidarity with the students of the University of the Western Cape in taking a unified stand …

… John Copelyn, the acting general secretary of the National Union of Textile Workers, has been appointed to the Executive Committee of the International Textile Garment …

… Report from the Head Office of the National Union of South African Students to the 56th Annual Congress of the National Union, University of …

… Zulu name for ridge on the Mountains in Drakensberg, including such Peaks as Cathedral Peak, the Bell, the Outer Horn and the Inner Horn. Said to mean 'Ridge of …

… at a meeting in London on 30 July 1986 to commemorate the 65th anniversary of the SACP. Outlines the history of the SACP and its objectives. …

… The effectiveness of any organisation depends on the organizing ability of its leaders. This paper maps out a guide toward effective leadership amongst the Black community particularly in the home situation. …

… Journal article about the test of Christianity in South Africa and the close association between White politics and many Christian Churches which is eroding the integrity of the Christian religion. …

… Journal article about the test of Christianity in South Africa and the close association between White politics and many Christian Churches which is eroding the integrity of the Christian religion. …

… The effectiveness of any organisation depends on the organisational ability of its leaders. This memorandum … maps out a guide toward effective leadership amongst the Black community particularly in the home situation. …

… The University of Stellenbosch announced that it was to open … courses not offered at their own universities. In spite of the move being hailed as a progressive one, critics were of the view that the move was meant only for those who could …

… The construction of the original structure probably dates to 1683, but it was … Sir JB Robinson in 1891 who, following his retirement from the Witwatersrand gold mines, lived there until his death in …

… In an effort to promote peace in Natal, the African National Congress (ANC) leader Nelson Mandela … of Kwa-Zulu Natal, Chief Mangosuthu Buthelezi, for the role he had played in opposing apartheid. Mandela also emphasised the need for a single united stand against oppression and …

… With the winds of change blowing in South Africa, the ruling National Party (NP) adopted a five year programme … in national as well as local government spheres. However, the government did not succeed to persuade any prominent …

… George Matanzima, brother of Kaiser Matanzima and leader of the Transkei Bantustan, was toppled by his military and forced to flee from the Transkei after a bloodless coup led by Defence Force Chief Major-General Bantu Holomisa. The army denied taking part in any coup and announced that …

… A few days after the ruling by the Supreme Court to force Potgietersrus Primary School in … to a barrage of racist verbal abuse by some members of the White community whose children attended the same school. …

… The leader of the Basutoland National Party, Chief Leabua Jonathan, … was so economically dependent on South Africa that the imposition of economic sanctions was not feasible. This … countries to isolate South Africa and also calling that the arms embargo against the country should be imposed by …

… 2000, it is reported that Cyclone Eline, which struck the Southern African countries of South Africa, Zimbabwe, Botswana and Mozambique was continuing to ravage the areas with heavy rains.  The heavy rains, which started on 21 February 2000, continued … at: www.stormchasing.co.za [Accessed on 15 February 2013]| The Zimbabwean Cyclone Eline: the scars remain a decade later …

… from Gaborone and transporting him to South Africa. Later the Minister of Police confirmed Lengene’s presence in South Africa. He was kidnapped on 6 February and driven in the boot of a car to South Africa Lengene and many other … Morobe who would be Head of Communications in the office of President Thabo Mbeki and Billy Masetlha, led …

… an independent homeland. In 1960, before Sigcau became the President of Transkei, Pondoland Revolt erupted where eleven people were killed, many of them shot in the back, and more than 48 casualties were hospitalized and others arrested. Botha Sigcau was blamed for the massacre because he was seen as supporting the apartheid …