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Fairview Wine and Cheese Estate, near Paarl
Place
… Fairview, where he lived with his wife Beryl. Together, they successfully bottled their own wine for the first time in
1974
, and initiated the Cape’s first public wine auction as a vehicle to market the fledgling Fairview wines. Their son, …
Timour Hall Primary School, Plumstead
Place
… Principal prior to Mr Botha’s retirement. In March of the same year, prefects were introduced for the first time. In
1974
, Mr Roy Maggs was appointed and the first formally constituted Parent Teacher Association was elected. After much …
The Space
Place
… an Arrest under the Immorality Act’ on the 28 May 1972. [ix] In 1973 they added an Art Gallery in the Building and in
1974
they opened a second venue on the ground floor. In 1976 The Space moved to the YMCA building in Long Street and became …
Cuito Cuanavale, Angola 25th Anniversary of a Historic African Battle by Ronnie Kasrils (Monthly Review), Africa, Angola
Archive
… ZANU (Zimbabwe African National Union), in Zimbabwe, all followed similar paths. When Portuguese colonialism collapsed in
1974
, Angola and Mozambique emerged as independent states under the leadership of the MPLA and FRELIMO, respectively. All … of Angola) in its attempt to seize power. UNITA was led by the quisling Jonas Savimba and backed by the CIA and, until the
1974
coup, Portugal. The MPLA government, which had the majority support of Angola’s people, consequently requested … Africa, Zimbabwe, and Mozambique gained political independence from colonial and racist rule during the decades between
1974
and 1994. The whole region, together with former underdeveloped countries in Latin America, Africa, and Asia, are today …
The Space Theatre
Place
… an Arrest under the Immorality Act’ on the 28 May 1972. [ix] In 1973 they added an Art Gallery in the Building and in
1974
they opened a second venue on the ground floor. In 1976 The Space moved to the YMCA building in Long Street and became …
Cookhouse, Eastern Cape
Place
… MENTZ married 11 Mar 1826. The Grave is situated near the Fish River (it's a miracle that it wasn't washed away in the
1974
floods which caused a lot of damage to the site!) The Fairworld Fine Wool Museum was set up by Willem van Aardt to …
Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Mpilo Tutu
Biography
… as an Honorary Curate at St Augustine’s Church in Bromley where, again, he made a deep impression on his parishioners. In
1974
Leslie Stradling, the Bishop of Johannesburg , retired and the search for his successor began. However, Timothy Bavin, …
Stellenbosch University
Place
… , DF Malan , JG Strijdom , HF Verwoerd and BJ Vorster . When the current Arts and Social Sciences Building was erected in
1974
, it was named after BJ Vorster, a name utilised until 2002. The building itself was erected on mid-campus, an area …
The last Apollo Moon mission returns to Earth
This day in history
… It was a continuation of the Apollo programme and housed three different Apollo crews. The last Skylab crew left orbit in
1974
, while Skylab itself fell back to Earth in 1979, some years earlier than expected, disintegrating in the skies over …
Overcoming Adversity from All Angles: The Struggle of the Domestic Worker during Apartheid by Bennett Gwynn
Article
… Relations Amendment Act, which permitted Black workers the legal right to strike (South African Department of Labour). In
1974
, more progress for unionisation was made when the Trade Union Council of South Africa permitted black members, …
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