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… of Justice banns all protest meetings in the centre of Cape Town, following student protests. Several arrests are …

… (eds)(1970). Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa, Cape Town: NASOU, v. 11, p. 163. … seven months, is born in the Uitenhage district, Eastern Cape. …

… demonstrations near the Houses of Parliament in Cape Town is passed with the support of the opposition Unite …

… Pres. Bill Clinton and his wife Hillary, arrive at the Cape Town International Airport, the first American president …

… Cecil John Rhodes (48), diamond magnate and premier of the Cape Colony, dies in Muizenberg. (Burne: Chronicle of the …

… Wittebergen Mission Station near Herschel in the Eastern Cape. Her best-known w …

… Sir Gilbraith Lowry Cole, governor of the Cape, is born. Sir Lowry’s Pass was built during his time of …

… Alfred plunges from the Blaauwkrantz bridge in the Eastern Cape. …

… businesswomen and community worker in Idutywa, Eastern Cape, receives the Order of the Baobab for her servi …

… and the United States Ambassador, Mr Herman Nickel: Cape Town, 27 May 1985 …

… Affairs and Ambassador H Nickel of the United States: Cape Town, 21 March 1984 …

… us that this summit should take place in South Africa, and Cape Town in particular, so soon after the epoch-making … at the World Economic Forum, Southern Africa summit Cape Town, 9 June 1994 …

… in the collection of the South African National Gallery in Cape Town . Other major sculptures and installations include … alludes to the displaced children living on Long Street in Cape Town in the 1990s, and African Adventure (1999-2002), … Washington). Solo exhibitions include Surveys (From the Cape of Good Hope), a travelling exhibition arranged by the …

… Isaac 'Ike' Osler Horvitch was born on 9 October 1920, in Cape Town, South Africa. Ike Horvitch's politics were … to South Africa where he worked as a postmaster in Cape Town. His mother, Minnie, was also a refugee from … the age of three. Woolfie and Minnie Horvitch settled in Cape Town, where Ike Horvitch was born. He joined the …

… being commissioned as a missionary, he was sent to the Cape Colony, South Africa, where his wife to be, Mary Smith, … Moffat and his wife moved to Griquatown, in the Northern Cape, where their daughter, Mary (who later married David …

… volunteers to evangelise the Hottentots (Khoi-Khoi) at the Cape. Schmidt proceeded to Amsterdam on foot again, sailed … the permission he had hoped for and never returned to the Cape. In 1752, after having served the Moravian Church in …

… Mission in the Victoria district of Alice in the Eastern Cape . Her father was a teacher and a minister and so she was … 1977 and a hospital in Mdantsane Township in the Eastern Cape has been named after her. In 2002 the government …

… In 1915 he settled in South Africa. Before moving to Cape Town, he first worked in Oudtshoorn, where his parents had a business. In Cape Town he befriended cartoonist D. C. Boonzaier and art … Berman, E. (1970). Art & Artists of South Africa , Cape Town: A.A. Balkema.|Fransen, H. (1982). Three Centuries …

… in curtailing the former’s autocratic governorship of the Cape. He was instrumental in the abolition of slavery. From … the Garter in 1817. Bathurst a small town in the Eastern Cape, founded in 1820, was named in his honour for his care …

… called Bapedi) who originated from the Bakgatla of the Western Transvaal. Sekhukhune, like  Moshoeshoe  King of the … and weakness, to destabilize the British colonies of the Cape and Natal. Up to 1877 the British had "supported"' … they had on their hands colonial wars in the Eastern Cape Colony, in the Colony of Natal, in Lesotho (the Gun …

… The response was significant in Durban and the Eastern Cape. 29 July, The ANC calls a meeting in Johannesburg in … bail. Rioting in New Brighton near Port Elizabeth (Eastern Cape) left eleven dead, including four Whites. 10-12 October, … campaign against forced removals from Sophiatown and the Western Areas and was banned for the second time. The …

… attacked with a majority of these being in the Eastern Cape. This may be because Port Elizabeth was the centre for … in 1963 and Fred Carneson were senior MK men in the Western Province. The government responded by arresting and … African Air Force secret radar installation at Klippan in Western Transvaal. On 1 August 1990, MK suspended the armed …

… Mdladlana was born in  Keiskammahoek  in the Eastern Cape. He has been South African Minister of Labour since 1998 …

… formal schooling. He ran away from home at 16 to join the Cape Coloured Corps and was conscripted to fight in … “Debate on race returns to haunt ANC politics in the Western Cape”  [online] Cape Times, July 7. [Accessed 26 February …

… and the Johannesburg Bantu High School (sometimes called Western High, and after 1963 Madibane High School). After …

… influence of Leo Marquard. 1926  Bram leaves for the Cape where he works for six weeks on a fruit farm in the Tulbagh District and then goes on to University of Cape Town (UCT) to study law. The same year Bram becomes UCT … January, Bram attends the annual conference of the CPSA in Cape Town. December, Bram is elected onto the central …

… Mark Fish, or “Feeeeeesh!” as we know him, was born in Cape Town on 14 March 1974. He started his soccer career in …

… of Black Folk rejecting the notion that Black people need western values be to accepted as citizens. Du Bois calls for … Unity Movement (NEUM) form other organisations in the Cape and Natal. However none of these organisations survives … at Fort Hare, Turfloop, Ngoye and the University of the Western Cape. During the Christmas recess, a meeting takes …

… Hoho was born 1956 in Bowden village Lady Frere(Eastern Cape).An MK operative who who was shot dead during a …