130 articles match your filters
This article explains how the Ferreira Raid in November 1906 reflected tensions between the British, Boers and Germans after the South African War. It describes the raid, the Cape Mounted Police response, the trial, and the claim that the episode was a quixotic rehearsal for the 1914 Afrikaner rebellion.
Mercy dogs, also known as ambulance dogs, Red Cross dogs, casualty dogs and Sanitätshunde, served in a paramedical role in both World Wars. They were trained to locate wounded soldiers, carry medical supplies, guide medics, and comfort the dying.
This article reflects on the nature of truth, deception, and credibility in courtrooms, commissions of inquiry, and everyday human interaction. Drawing on personal experience, the author examines how witnesses respond under cross-examination and why honesty can make even an uneducated witness remarkably effective.
This foreword introduces a comprehensive eBook by Dr Willem Steenkamp on South Africa’s negotiated transition to a non-racial democracy. It argues that the outcome was shaped less by individual weakness than by systemic dysfunction in national security decision-making, the conflict between military and political strategies, and the eventual necessity of negotiation.
![Nongqai Skrywers & Boeke: Vrystaatstories [Naledi]](/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.nongqai.org%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2026%2F04%2FBerge-275x300.jpg&w=828&q=75)
Vrystaatstories, Kinderverhale, Fiksie. Naledi-uitgewers.
No. 2452 Trooper William Arthur Clews, Natal Police: Anglo Boer War: Queens South Africa Medal
DIE IMPAK VAN KUNSMATIGE INTELLIGENSIE OP HUMINT: ’N NARRATIEWE PERSPEKTIEF VIR DIE INTELLIGENSIEPRAKTISYN
Kinders moet Kaalvoet Loop - in Vrystaatstories, deur Henning van Aswegen. Uitgewer: Naledi.com
The Forgotten Shadows of World War ll Interment Camps in Windhoek, Andalusia, Ganspan, Koffiefontein…
