Die verhaal van die 1820-Setlaars – Britse emigrante na die onstuimige grens van ‘n afgelee kolonie in die 19de-eeuse Suider-Afrika. Hulle invloed sou onberekenbaar groot wees.
Eers diamante, toe goud: delwers, magnate en duisende swart werkers het gestroom om hul deel op te eis van die rykdom wat die Suid-Afrikaanse ekomomie sou verander.
First diamonds, then gold: diggers, magnates and thousands of black labourers flocked to claim their share if the wealth that was to alter the Southern African economy.
For years the ox wagon was home to thousands of Afrikaner farmers trekking into the largely unknown interior in search of independence from British rule. The Voortrekkers set their seal on the emerging shape of South Africa.
The schools featured in this book: SACS; Wynberg Boys High; Bishops; Grey College; St Andrews College; Paarl Boys' High; Grey High; Paarl Gymnasium; Queen's College; Rhenish; Dale College; Maritzburg College; Muir College; Durban High; Paul Roos Gymnasium; St Cyprian's; Springfield; Hilton College; Selborne College & St Mary's.
Through the eyes of Allie the albatross, we encounter the various characters in this adventure story – beautifully portrayed by Nikki and lovingly brought to life in the exquisite illustrations – as he comes to terms with his threatened existence. In so doing, Allie challenges us all ‘to make a
Cammy Chameleon is a wonderful children's story and educational book written in partnership with the CTEET (Cape Town Environmental Education Trust). It is a beautiful way to learn more about our very own Cape Dwarf Chameleon.
From quaint beginnings on the lush fields of Hilton College, a whirlwind introduction into the Test arena against Australia announced Mike Procter as a serious contender for the tag of greatest all-rounder of all time. Blessed with pace, swing, and a free-spirited nature at the crease, ‘Proccie’ was primed for
This book seeks not only to reflect what Johannesburg looked like but attempts to include pictures which give social and historical context. Johannesburg has a rich and turbulent history of events which not only record Johannesburg's largely forgotten past, but many of these events also shaped and determined South Africa's
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