South Africa in Sydney by Tony Voss
SA National Society – June 2020 Newsletter
We Remember past Chairman – Hardy Wilson 1939- 2020 (R.I.P.)
Note: If you have trouble seeing this post, please scroll down for Word Version. HARDY EDMUND WILSON 1939-2020 Hardy Wilson was born in England just prior to the outbreak of World War II in 1939. Acknowledging
Notice of December 2019 Meeting
Click on the link below to read the notice and details of the December 2019 presentation: Notice of Meeting December 2019 – SANS PROGRAM FOR DECEMBER 2019 MEETING DATE: Tuesday 10 December 2019 VENUE: KwaMuhle Museum, Bram Fischer Road
SA National Society – Newsletter – November 2019
Click on the link below to access the newsletter: Newsletter November 2019 SANS
SA National Society 2019 A.G.M.
A successful 2019 AGM was held at the Durban Country Club on Saturday 16 November. Apart from the normal proceedings those attending, heard a fascinating address on the life of Marjorie Courtenay-Latimer and her work with Caelocanths and her extensive
SA National Society – Quarterly Review to September 2019
Click on the link below to access the quarterly review, which records the Society’s activities up to September 2019. Third Quarterly Review-Final.pdfsans
Archival adventures and accidents by Justine Wintjies.
The September meeting was held at the Killie Campbell Museum (Muckleneuk). The evening was preceded by refreshments followed by an address by Justine Wintjies. Justine is the Curator Human Sciences, KwaZulu-Natal Museum. Her address on The Frobenius archive in the
SA National Society AGM – Saturday 16 November 2019
Click on the link below to access the details of the SA National Society AGM on Saturday 16 November 2019. Also find the Lunch form to be completed. SANS AGM Lunch Form-2019 SANS AGM
General Capps Presentation at Durban Light Infantry held on 2 August 2019
An extremely well attended evening was hosted by DLI on 2 August, with the guest speaker being Major General Duncan Capps, who was on holiday to visit his family in KZN. The evening started off with a welcome by Colonel
Durban’s Afro-Indian race riots of 1949 – Professor Goolam Vahed.
TITLE OF TALK: Durban’s Afro-Indian race riots of 1949 SPEAKER: Prof Goolam Vahed The ‘Durban riots’ of 1949 were a bitter conflict marked by racialised violence between Indian and African residents of the city, which occurred over the