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… Report of the Social Commission of The Study Project on Christianity in Apartheid Society … change in South Africa; Cultural and ethnic politics in the apartheid ideology; Social organisations available and …

… 1969, South Afican celebrity Desmond Dube was born, the son of well known actress Lillian Dube. [1] He is an … films including: Hotel Rwanda, Honeville and Long Run, the latter in which he starred opposite the award-winning actor Oscar Nominee Armin Mueller-Stahl. …

… The building was opened in 1862 and in its time was the first teaching hospital in South Africa. It was declared … AIDS and TB-related treatment, care and support services. The Staff provide HIV counselling and testing (HCT) and if …

… Edward Roux. Satyagrapha in South Africa, Fatima Meer. The Abduction of a Community by Rabbi Dr. Andre Ungar. The Trial Begins, D.A. Leonard. The Dutch Reformed Church Militant, W.P. Carstens. A Tax on …

… from six European languages, Hymne Weiss, was born on the farm Goedemoed, Rouxville district, Orange Free State … from 1916 until 1928, and was awarded a grant by the Graaff-Reinet City Council for attaining the highest marks in her standard 8 (grade 10) examination …

… An Anglican Mission in the Xuka River valley, 4 km East of Ngcobo. Established in 1860-61 by Rev. John Gordon, named thus because the Land on which it was established had been allocated to … HT Waters by Chief Faku in 1859 on All Saints' Day, the 1st of November! This Feast is also commemorated by …

… Newlands House originally formed part of the historic estate established in 1751 by Governor Ryk Tulbagh. Long Cottage was built as the slave quarters and chicken coop for Newlands House but … on 27 December 1985.  Now offered is a taste of the early Cape – this home is, a historical monument in a …

… The lighthouse, which was probably designed and built by Hermann Schutte, is the oldest structure of its kind in South Africa, and was officially opened on 12 April 1824. The original building consisted of a tower surrounded by two …

… The world known medical practioner, Dr Chris Barnad divorced … spite of Barnard publicly declaring his love for Barbara, the couple failed to reconcile. Barnard was accused of not … his marriage and family as he was always travelling around the world. The couple had two children, both boys. …

… wed journalist and television personality Elna Botha in the St. Stephens church in Cape Town. Prior to this Boesak had resigned as president of the World Alliance of Reformed Churches and as minister and moderator of the Uniting Reformed Church and had divorced his wife …

… Top finance officials from seven of the world's richest countries, the G7 (now Group of 8 after the inclusion of Russia), opened a two-day meeting in London …

… Pakistani descent. Yousef was later suspected to be one of the planners of the 1993 World Trade Centre bombing. He was later arrested by Pakistani Inter-Services Intelligence and the U.S Diplomatic Security Service in 1995, and was …

… Editorial, Christopher Hope. A Look at the Line, Mongane Wally Serote. Fernando Pessoa: The Man with Four Faces, John Torres. Pretoria 1956 to 1960: A White Boy Remembers, Christopher Hope. CRITICISM: The Sestigers: A Post Mortem, P.P. Louw. NEW POETRY: Patrick …

… Khosa, an art teacher who was residing at R740, Umlazi at the time and place of the interview. Please note that the times are for guidance only, and may not be exact 0:00 - …

… Founder and first president of the Pan Africanist Congress (PAC) , Robert Mangaliso Sobukwe (54), passed away in the Kimberley General Hospital between midnight and 01h00 on … Galeshewe Township, Kimberley, but it was turned down by the authorities. The day is now celebrated by PAC members as …

… Environment and Tourism Minister after revealing that the African National Congress (ANC), received a sum of R2 million from former Prime Minister of the Transkei, Stella Sigcau. He also alleged that the owner of Sun International hotels and billionaire paid …

… From childhood until 1974 he received art education at the Young Women's Christian Association (YWCA) in Dube, and also for 2 years studied art at the Mofolo Arts Centre, Soweto. He completed a course at … after an interruption of nearly 2 years, when he taught at the YWCA. Mabaso is also a musician and director of a …

… to nine years imprisonment for high treason under the Terrorism Act by the Pretoria Supreme Court. He had pleaded guilty for … group fighting apartheid in exile and was intended to be the White wing of the banned African National Congress (ANC). …

… Premier P.W. Botha became the first South African prime minister to visit Soweto. His visit included talks with the Soweto Community Council during which he promised that … written off. He told surprised residents of Soweto and of the independent 'homelands', which he also visited in time, …

… The government of South Africa threatened Lesotho and … and international trade security. Although in support of the banned liberation movement, they could not riske the harsh treatment threatened by the Pretoria regime and …

… countries, Zimbabwe had had a longer relationship with the African National Congress (ANC) military wing. South … African covert forces were suspected of having planted the bomb with the aim of killing members of the liberation movement living … blames South Africa for bombing that killed woman ', from the Associated Press News Archive, 12 May, [online], …

… as South Africa's first Black Test cricket captain to lead the Protea team in Sri Lanka. This announcement was made by … South Africa (CSA) after Graeme Smith's withdrawal from the tour with an ankle injury. The first of two Tests between Sri Lanka and South Africa …

… Thembekile “Thembi” Mandela, the eldest son of Nelson Mandela and Evelyn Mase was killed … inmates was filled with anguish at not being allowed by the authorities to attend Thembi’s funeral or to have access to details about the fatal crash. Thembi died when three cars collided on the …

… The South African Press Association (SAPA) was established as … in 1938 by South Africa's major newspapers to facilitate the sharing of news, both national and international. It is a … of media ranging from radio, newspaper, television and the internet. The news content is supplied in text and …

… Olivia Forsyth escaped from her guards and took refuge in the British embassy in Luanda. She was a self-confessed SA spy of the security police in the African National Congress who was held prisoner at the …

… Contributors To Kill a Man's Pride by Mtutuzeli Matshoba, The Poet in Love by Nape 'a Motana, The Slumbering Spirit by Jayapraga Reddy, Two Dimensional by … OPEN SCHOOL, Durban. Columns and Features: VOICES FROM THE GHETTO Kwa Mashu Speaking, PROFILE Star Cafe: Modikwe …

… wide attention from a largely white patronage. Despite the support of some of these patrons, he was ultimately … was a virtual outcast in terms of his own culture, but at the same time he was considered by whites to be a part it, … in 1990 in Umlazi, Durban. His paintings have been part of the art collections of Museum Africa, the University of Fort …

… a journalist in 1965 when he started working part time at the SABC in Cape Town. He is best known for his role as a news Anchor for the SABC Afrikaans news. He was also the SABC’s longest serving TV anchor since the first …

… for L Evans, for use as a shop, dining room and kitchen on the ground floor. From CBD take Filed Street north, becomes … left into Argyle Rd and left again into Wi. It is one of the last remaining double storey cast-iron verandah buildings in Durban and the quality It was declared a National Monument under old NMC …

… owned by Cecil Rhodes. From 1903 to 1921 it was used by the company's successor, the Imperial Cold Storage & Supply Co., who then sold it to the Standard Bank of South Africa. They established a branch …