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… University of South Australia at a graduation ceremony at Fort Hare University …

… in the area: Bronberg Cable Hill Daspoortrand Diamond Hill Klapperkop Kwaggasrand Langeberge Meintjieskop Pyramid … Museum Correctional Services Museum Education Museum Fort Klapperkop Fort Schanskop Jan Smuts House Kruger Museum Melrose House …

… of the arrival of the three ships, work had begun on the Fort of Good Hope. The aim was to establish a refreshment … instructions not to colonise the region but to build a fort and to erect a flagpole for signaling to ships and boats … to 5 April 1654). This meant that the completion of the fort became urgent. Fort de Goede Hoop – a fort with four …

… Sergeant Rademacher's Waterberg patrol arrives at the fort town of Okahandja carrying Frau Sonnenberg's news about … of the Herero. They tell the officer in charge of the fort at Okahandja, Leutnant Zürn, of Frau Sonnenberg’s … passed a very large group of Herero travelling towards the fort. With Rademacher’s and Jakobs’ information Lieutenant …

… fighting. Prior to the war the British had been building a fort in Potchefstroom. Progress was very slow. On 15 December … Major Thornhill, who saw them, raced back to the fort to warn his comrades. When a small group of Boers approached the fort shots were fired. Soon afterwards the Boers started …

… was released and reinstated as the interpreter at the fort. Autshumato used his position and accumulated wealth by … cattle. In 1658 a number of slaves escaped from the fort. Van Riebeeck took Autshumato hostage hoping to force … of their leader. Autshumato was first imprisoned at the fort before being transferred to Robben Island. In 1659 …

… to cultivate a garden and rear livestock. A mud and wooden fort was erected in the Table Bay area for shelter and … built their shelter and grazed their cattle close to the fort, the Dutch attempted to chase them away. The Khoikhoi … the Khoikhoi to graze their cattle out of sight of the fort and company settlement. The VOC further inflamed the …

… Prison Died: Far East Rand Hospital Johannesburg Fort Johhanesburg Fort Carltonville police cells Johannesburg Fort Balfour, Transvaal Butterworth, Transkei John Vorster …

… April 1959 Robert Sobukwe Speech at the University of Fort Hare as President of the Students’ Representative …

… continued with its membership in NUSAS. The University of Fort Hare in 1935 posed a serious challenge to the hierarchy … ground that it was inclusive to all races. University of Fort Hare was and still a Black dominant institution and … and English speaking universities. In 1945 University of Fort Hare became a member of NUSAS. It was only after the …

… laws 1947 Robert Sobukwe enrols at the University of Fort Hare and joins fellow students from South Africa and … of the African National Congress Youth League (ANCYL) at Fort Hare. Sobukwe and his classmates were at first sceptical … Advisory Boards. Sobukwe reluctantly joins the ANCYL at Fort Hare.   House number T159 on Robben Island where Robert …

… its first year, the UCM grew rapidly. At the University of Fort Hare, students initially refused to participate in the … Seminary of Southern Africa (FEDSEM), located close to Fort Hare. Figures such as Desmond Tutu , Simon Qgubule and … to the students. On 27 August 1968 the University of Fort Hare’s new rector, Professor JJ de Wet, rejected a …

… , Cape: LMS BLINKWATER , also known as TIDMANTON , Fort Beaufort, Cape: LMS 1840; CUSA 1857. It was visited by … higher up the slope above the house and church we built a fort and called it Fort Wilhelm. The walls were built in stone and their cavity …

… and when they reached Harari Hill, they founded Fort Salisbury (now Harare). Greedily, Rhodes had been … and then sought refuge within the walls of the British Fort Victoria. Reacting, a large Ndebele raiding party …

… In 1875, the Basotho monument, on the hill near the Fort, was unveiled in memory of the Burghers that lost their … furrow. One division of Warden's soldiers began building a fort to the north of the fountain which was named Fort Drury, after Sergeant Drury who served the dual function …

… called Suriname. The Dutch West Indian Company built a fort in 1616 in what became Guyana. They traded with the … to as far north as Michigan, where they captured a British fort in the Britons' absence. But this expansion was not … first settlement was established in 1615. It was called Fort Nassau, near modern Albany, the capital of modern New …

… (DUT), Wits History Workshop (WHW), University of Fort Hare (UFH), Southern Centre for Inequality Studies …

… Zimbabwe Mandla Langa   Mangash, Patrick University of Fort Hare Manong, Stanley MK Maringira, Godfrey University of …

… In 1799 the British erected a military outpost, called Fort Frederick, to overlook the harbour and to provide …

… was established by students from five black universities; Fort Hare, Zululand, Natal, University of the North and … were from just two institutions; University of Fort Hare and University of the North. AZASO, which was …

… Grahamstown. Awarded Honorary Doctorate of Technology, Fort Hare University. Lifetime Achievement Award, …

… la Quellerie. The first thing the men did was to build a fort for protection. The original fort, built of mud, clay and timber, no longer exists, but a … brick, stone and cement castle was built near to the fort some years later. The building, known as the Castle, …

… emerged among students, beginning with those at Fort Hare and later the Durban Medical School (Natal …

… the Transkei 1939 He enrols at the University College of Fort Hare. 1940 He is expelled for participating in a student …

… students. The so-called ‘bush’ Universities such as Fort Hare, Vista, Venda, Western Cape were formed. Blacks …

… lowered on August 15, 1947, from the ramparts of the Red Fort in Delhi. We held our breath and celebrated the hoisting …

… soldiers initially manned artillery for the defence of the fort and, later, of the Castle and other fortifications. …

… goes ashore to look for the best place to erect a fort and establishes a refreshment station at the Cape … in a leaky boat and is again allowed to settle near the Fort with his followers. 1659 May, The First Khoikhoi - Dutch … Khoikhoi-Dutch War the settlers seek refuge in the fort. A lack of unity among the Khoi-Khoi group undermines …