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Maggie Smith
Maggie Smith was born in 1930. She was a journalist and became the first woman news editor in Africa of the Sunday Times in Johannesburg in the 60s when the…
TOESPRAAK DEUR PRESIDENT NELSON MANDELA BY DIE 60E SINODE-SITTING VAN DIE VOLKSKERK VAN AFRIKA Stellenbosch, 23 September 1997
Military training and camps of the Pan Africanist Congress of South Africa, 1961–1981 by Gregory Houston, Thami ka Plaatjie and Thozama April, (Historia,60,2), November 2015
ArchiveRecord Crowd expected for soccer & 600 athletes at Currie’s Fountain, Indian Notes. 26 June, 1952
1952, Record Crowd expected for soccer & 600 athletes at Currie's Fountain.
NUSAS 60th Congress, Durban 1982: Minutes
Minutes of the 60th Annual Congress of the National Union of South African Students, Durban, 29 Nov-3 Dec 1982. Includes resolutions passed.
Speak Number 60 May 1994
PlaceTenterden, 60 Durban Road, Wynberg
The property was originally part of the Vredenhof Estate which had been allocated to William Hawkins on 8 April 1856. Its U-plan dwelling was originally built…
PlaceCottages 60 and 62 Simonstown Road, Fish Hoek
Both 60 and 62 originally formed part of the farm owned by K.S. de Villiers, known as the land baron of the area. He died in 1916 and the property was soon…
Abraham Jonker (60), Afrikaans novelist, dies.
Sidney Goldblatt (60), SA painter, dies.
NUSAS 60 years: Students meeting the challenge of change
Offset litho: black, blue and red; NUSAS 60 years : 1924 1984 : Students meeting the challenge of change
EventOver 60 people are killed by RENAMO in Mozambique
On 28 November 1987 more than 60 people were killed, and scores were left wounded when an army-escorted civilian convoy was attacked by guerrillas from the…
Work in progress Issue 60 August 1989
Event60,000 delegates attend the World Summit on Sustainable Development
Location: back to this day in history search archive  An estimated 60,000…
BiographyPeter McKenzie Brown
Peter Brown was born in Durban on 24 December 1924 to a wealthy family. While the Peter was seven, his father was killed during a polo game. Despite this,…
The African Communist No 60, First Quarter 1975
PlacePaul Kruger’s House, 60 Church Street West, Pretoria
The dwelling is a low single-storey structure with few architectural features of note. However it was spacious and well built, and remains in its original…
Guy C. Jones (60), mining engineer, dies in Johannesburg.
60. Congress and the Non-European Co-operation Conference, 1927
From the book: A Documentary History of Indian South Africans edited by Surendra Bhana and Bridglal Pachai Even though the South African Indian Congress…
The British army suggests that 600 troops returning from a tour in Kenya should take an AIDS test.
Military training and camps of the Pan Africanist Congress of South Africa, 1961–1981 by Gregory Houston, Thami ka Plaatjie and Thozama April, (Historia,60,2), November 2015
BiographyNorman Stewart Middleton
Norman Stewart Middleton was born in January 1921, in Sophiatown, Johannesburg, Transvaal (now Gauteng) and moved to Pietermaritzburg, Natal (now kwaZulu-Natal…
South African expects to export 600 000 tons of sugar 1981 - 1991
South African government admits it secretly gave $600 000 in recent years to African National Congress rival Inkatha Party.
Police have arrested a 39 year old Pretoria priest for conducting at least 600 fake marriages between foreigners and unsuspecti
United States President Bill Clinton announces the doubling of $600 million United States assistance to South Africa over the n
MANDELA’S 60TH BIRTHDAY: INTERNATIONAL OBSERVANCE – E.S. Reddy and Mike Terry
Over 600 people killed in Liberia in an unsuccessful military coup against President Samuel Doe, led by former Brigadier-Genera
Authorities grant indemnity from prosecution to 2,605 anti-apartheid activists and also members of far right groups. The indemn
BiographyGünther Komnick
Günther Komnick was born in Insterburg in the former German province of East Prussia in 1929 into a cultured family of artists. He lived through the monumental…