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A Kimberley ostromában elesettek emlékműve

A dél-afrikai Kimberley ostromában elesettek emlékművét (Honoured Dead Memorial) 1904. november 24-én adták át. Kimberley ostromát 1899. október 14-én kezdték meg a búr csapatok a második búr háborúban, és csak 1900. február 15-én sikerült a briteknek felszabadítaniuk. Története A város 124 napos ostromában elesettek előtt tisztelgő emlékmű elkészítésére Cecil John Rhodes kérte fel Herbert Bakert. A nagyvállalkozó elküldte Bakert Görögországba, hogy a helyszínen tanulmányozza az antikvitásban emelt hasonló építményeket. Bakerre láthatóan nagy hatással volt a British Museumban álló, xanthoszi Nereida emlékmű. Az emlékművet öt út találkozásánál állították fel. Anyaga homokkő, amelyet a mai Zimbabwe területén található Matopo-hegyekből bányásztak ki. Az emlékmű 27 katonának a sírja is. Elhelyeztek rajta egy Rudyard Kipling idézetet, amelyet az író Rhodes megrendelésére írt. Az emlékmű előtt áll a Long Cecil nevű ágyú, amelyet az ostrom idején készített George Frederick Labram, és a De Beers gyémántkitermelő cég műhelyében készült az ostrom alatt. Mellette a búrok Long Tom nevű ágyújának lövedékeit helyezték el. Az emlékművet 1904. november 28-án avatták fel. 2010-ben a löveget vandálok megrongálták. Jegyzetek Források ↑ Kimberley City Portal: The Honoured Dead Memorial. Kimberley City Portal. Hozzáférés: 2022. január 15..
Company's Garden

De Company's Garden (Afrikaans: Kompanjiestuin) is een park in het centrum van Kaapstad in Zuid-Afrika. In 1650 werd het park als tuin ingericht door de eerste Europese kolonisten en zorgde voor vruchtbare grond om verse producten te laten groeien waarmee de voorraden van VOC-schepen die de Kaap rondzeilden aan werden gevuld. De tuin wordt gevoed vanuit de Moltenodam, waarbij het water afkomstig is van de lagere hellingen van de Tafelberg. Elementen in het park Fauna als: een goed gevulde visvijver een volière Botanisch en historisch waardevolle flora waaronder: de oudste gecultiveerde perenboom in Zuid-Afrika (circa 1652) een rozentuin ontworpen en gebouwd in 1929 een kruiden- en een succulente tuin Kunst en cultuur: lokale kunst en kunstnijverheid langs de avenue historische beelden Iziko South African Museum en Iziko National Gallery Overige: Dellville Wood Memorial Garden, die de slag om Delville Wood uit de Eerste Wereldoorlog in Frankrijk herdenkt, waarbij een overwegend Zuid-Afrikaanse troepenmacht van meer dan 3.000 soldaten door Duitse troepen werd teruggebracht tot 755 overlevenden restaurant Company's Garden Zie ook naast het park staat het parlementsgebouw van het Parlement van Zuid-Afrika Afbeeldingen
Howick High School

Howick High School is a coeducational public school in Howick, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, established on 27 June 1967. Whilst it has a weekly boarding facility, known as Midmar House, which can accommodate up to 100 students who live in the local surrounding districts, Howick High School is not a full-time boarding school. Introduction Howick High School is situated in the village of Howick in the KwaZulu Natal Midlands. The school overlooks Midmar Dam with large grounds that facilitate out-door sport facilities. Howick High is an English-medium, co-educational school and was established in 1967. Whilst the school has a weekly boarding establishment, known as Midmar House, which can accommodate up to 100 learners from the local surrounding districts, Howick High School is not a full-time boarding school. The Howick High school badge depicts a rampant lion which is representative of the Lion's River district and symbolizes strength and purity.} The star on its raised front paw symbolizes the qualities of integrity, loyalty, tenacity, virtue and charity.} The school motto is "Age Quod Agis" which loosely translated means "do what you do well". School history Mr. J.G. Hattingh had a vision for the future of education in Howick and persevered in his quest for the establishment of a secondary school in Howick which came to fruition in 1965. Twenty-three pupils were enrolled. They, together with the staff, were accommodated in the Howick Preparatory School buildings for two years. On 27 June 1967 150 pupils and staff, together with the headmaster, Mr. Gerard Hattingh, and deputy headmaster, Mr. Ken Kyte, walked from the preparatory school to the site of the proposed new school in Amber Avenue. There the pupils were housed in prefabricated buildings for six years whilst the new buildings were under construction. This school was affectionately known as "The Cardboard College". On completion of the school buildings in 1973, 300 pupils moved into the new school buildings. Midmar House Hostel was also constructed and completed during this period and is now home to 100 weekly boarders. In the 1980s the Dave Mayo Centre was built as a utility centre, used for various activities and events. The most recent addition to these facilities are two squash courts, named after past headmaster Rob Langley (retired December 2015), which were completed and officially opened on 1 September 2017. Midmar House Midmar House Hostel is home to approximately 100 boarders (Grade 8 to 12), with a more or less equal number of boys and girls. Facilities The school sport facilities include a swimming pool, tennis and squash courts, hockey fields, rugby fields, soccer fields, netball and basketball courts as well as cricket fields & nets. Notable alumni Ann Ashworth, Class of 2001, Winner of the women's Comrades Marathon 2018 Jason Hartman, class of 1997, winner of SA Idols competition in 2009 Neil Johnson, national cricket player and SA cricket commentator References External links Official website
Hoërskool Dinamika

Hoërskool Dinamika is a public Afrikaans and English parallel-medium, co-educational high school situated in a suburb of Brackenhurst in the city of Alberton in the Gauteng province of South Africa. Hoërskool Dinamika maintains a high standard in leadership, culture and sport. Music Festival Hoërskool Dinamika held an annual music festival, where some of the biggest bands and well-known artists from South Africa performed. The annual music festival—better known as the "TusseniPale Musiekfees" ("Between the posts - Music festival") - was started by Sandra Pretorius,(Stemmet, now living in Canberra, Australia) a former teacher of the school. It was first held in 2005, where The Finkelstiens, Shine4, Melkertkommissie and ddisselblom were among the top performers. Gerhard Steyn also featured in the first annual music festival and was one of the first acts of a group called Vonk. He did not get as much attention as most of the other bands as he was still new to the industry. Namies Online Hoërskool Dinamika has its own social network, created by Ruan van Heerden in early 2009 and hosted freely on the Ning platform. The social network has a small following of which most is old alumni and a few freshmen pupils. The network is open for all alumni to join and was originally intended for the sharing of information in the Afrikaans language. The network shut down on Friday August 20, 2010 due to Ning closing all free accounts. Since then, several students and alumni requested for it to be reinstated. The Namies Online network restarted on its own .net server on 19 September 2011, choosing to use Elgg software - an open source solution. Notable alumni André Pretorius External links Official Hoërskool Dinamika website Official Hoërskool Dinamika Social Network
Hoërskool Bellville

Hoërskool Bellville (Bellville High School) is a public Afrikaans medium co-educational high school situated in Bellville in the Western Cape province of South Africa, It is one of the top schools in the Western Cape province, It was founded in 1937. Background The school was established in 1937. Headmasters The school had the following principals: C.J. Grové 1937- 1949, R. Coetzee –1949-1970, D.L. van den Berg 1971- 1973, G.F.P. Kellerman 1974–1983, C.E. van Staden 1983–1985, A.C. Lombard 1986- 1996, J.P. Crous 1997- 2010, D. du Plessis 2011 - 2024, and currently T. Mc Geer. Athletics Hoërskool Bellville annually participates in the MTBS athletics competition, along with three other schools from the Bellville area: DF Akademie, Tygerberg and Stellenberg. MTBS is especially well known for the performance of these schools' non-participating pupils on the pavilion as they perform songs and cheers to encourage their athletes during the day - for which a trophy is also awarded. Bellville has won this singing section in 2003, 2004, 2006, 2008 and 2019. Other events In 2006 the school's team won the national SAGE competition in entrepreneurship when they made and sold items from pillow cases to tissue boxes. The final was in China and despite the contestants parents sometimes being unemployed the team of six flew off to compete after sponsorship was identified by minister Tasneem Essop. The school also participates in a yearly Interschools event (week long derby) with its local rival DF Akademie, in which the schools contest on most platforms - including Field hockey, Rugby, Netball, Cross country, Chess and Debate. The first team rugby, hockey and netball matches are the main events. In 2017, the school produced Janke van Dyk, the top achieving matriculant in South Africa. Alumni Gene Louw, politician and cabinet minister. († 2015) Dawie de Villiers, Springbok rugby player - scrumhalf and captain, preacher, ambassador in London, Minister of Trade and Industry. († 2022) Hennie Bosman, karate expert and stunt man. Carlü Sadie, Lions Rugby Union player - prop, represented South Africa U20 in 2016 and 2017 in the Junior Rugby World Cup. Francois van Coke, lead vocalist in the band Fokofpolisiekar and Van Coke Kartel, and solo artist. Janke van Dyk, the top achieving matriculant in South Africa in 2017. References External links Official website
Hoërskool Menlopark

Die Hoërskool Menlopark (colloquially known as Menlo or Parkies) is a public Afrikaans medium co-educational high school situated in the suburb of Menlo Park in Pretoria in the Gauteng province of South Africa. The school was founded in 1963 by the painter Bettie Cilliers-Barnard. When established it had 12 classrooms and 372 students in grades 8, 9 and 10 (then called Standards 6, 7 and 8). Cilliers-Barnard also designed the school emblem. Headmasters List of headmasters at Die Hoërskool Menlopark. Sport The sports that are offered at the school are: Athletics Chess Cricket Cross country Equestrian Golf Hockey Mountain biking Netball Rugby Squash Swimming Table tennis Tennis Notable alumni In order of final year at Hoërskool Menlopark (date in brackets) Jana Cilliers (1965), actress Laurie Dippenaar (1966), founder FirstRand Group Calie Pistorius (1975), Vice Chancellor of University of Pretoria; now VC at University of Hull, United Kingdom Marita van der Vyver (1975), author Stefan Swanepoel (1975) – American business executive and author. Johan Marais (1976) - Springbok rugby union player Reggie Holmes (1976) - Springbok squash player Anneli van Rooyen (1978) - singer/musician Rudolf Straeuli (1981) - Springbok and Lions rugby player, and Springbok coach during the Kamp Staaldraad affair Jacques Olivier (1985) - Springbok rugby union player André de Ruyter (1985) - businessman Amalia Uys (2002) - Soap opera actress Yolandi Visser (2002) - singer Gideon Louw (2005) - swimmer in the 2008 Summer Olympics, 2012 Summer Olympics and 2010 Commonwealth Games Rassie van der Dussen (2007) - Protea cricketer Heinrich Klassen (2009) - Protea cricketer Theunis de Bruyn (2010) - Protea cricketer Charné van Biljon (2011) - hockey player Willem de Beer (2010) - painter Inge Viljoen (2011) - heptathlon athlete Lenize Potgieter (2012) - netball player Lenke van Aarde (2012) - chess player Suné Luus (2014) - cricketer Jacques Snyman (2014) - cricketer Delmi Tucker (2015) - cricketer Andell Loubser (2015) - rugby player Stean Pienaar (2015) - rugby player Wayne van der Bank (2015) - rugby player Bernard van der Linde (2018) - rugby player Lohan Potgieter (2019) - rugby player Hanrie Louw (2019) - field hockey player References External links School website
Hudson Park High School

Hudson Park High School is a public English medium co-educational high school situated in the suburb of Vincent in KuGompo City in the Eastern Cape province of South Africa. Hudson Park is historically among the top academic and athletically inclined schools in East London, showing great prowess particularly in rugby, netball, cricket and water polo. The school was established on 5 August 1905. History A small primary school, catering for the Clifton area, was established in 1905 and housed in the St. Alban's Church hall. In 1912, buildings were erected on the present site and the school began to grow exponentially. It became a secondary school in 1959 and was officially named Clifton Park High School in 1965. It was during this period that the present uniform, badge and school song, "The Song Of The Eagle," were established. In 1978, the Primary Department amalgamated with Hudson Park Primary School and the school changed its name to Hudson Park High School. The Grade 7 class remained with the high school until 1985, at which time it was decided that the growth of the senior school required that Grade 7 should move to join the primary school. In 1991 the school opened its doors to pupils of all races. 1993 saw a new administration and classroom block, as well as new garages, and renovations were made to the entire school. Williams House was renovated to provide a music centre for the school. The extensions were opened in August 1994 by the Minister of Sport, Mr Steve Tshwete. Sports Sports offered by the school include: Athletics Cricket Cross country Hockey (Boys & Girls) Netball (Girls) Rugby (Boys) Football (soccer) Squash Swimming Water Polo Tennis Water polo Notable alumni List of matriculants of Hudson Park High School are in alphabetical order. Warwick Hinkel (Class of 1999) - South African cricketer Vinny Lingham (Class of 1996) - South African Internet entrepreneur Scott Kemp (Class of 1992) South African rugby player Akona Ndungane (Class of 1999) - South African rugby player Odwa Ndungane (Class of 1999) - South African rugby player Andisa Gqobo (Class of 2005) - South African rugby player Onke Dubase (Class of 2007) - South African rugby player Alulutho Tshakweni (Class of 2016) - South African rugby player Uzile Tele (Class of 2018)- South African rugby player Sibabalwe Mahashe (Class of 2022) South African rugby player Sivu Mabece (Class of 2022) South African rugby player References External links Official website
Kloofendal Nature Reserve

Kloofendal Nature Reserve is a municipal nature reserve in Roodepoort, South Africa. It is one of the first nature reserves in Johannesburg. It is also recognized as the place where gold was first mined in Johannesburg. The old gold mine can be visited by appointment. There are hiking trails and a small dam. Small animals in the reserve Many small mammals are found at Kloofendal, including: Duiker Mountain reedbuck Rock hyrax Mongoose Southern African hedgehog Black-backed jackal Blesmol Birds Kloofendal is home to many species of birds and in particular: Black sparrowhawk Wailing cisticola History of the gold mine The Confidence Reef was discovered by the brothers Fred and Harry Struben on 18 September 1884. This led to an influx of prospectors to the Witwatersrand, culminating in the discovery of the Main gold reef in 1886. The first payable gold on the Rand was extracted by the Strubens on this site but the Confidence reef bore little gold and their mine was unprofitable. The mine was declared a National Monument on 29 July 1983. See also Confidence Reef References External links Friends of Kloofendal website Trail map of Kloofendal Nature Reserve
Flughafen Bloemfontein

Der Internationale Flughafen Bram Fischer (englisch Bram Fischer International Airport, IATA-Code: BFN, ICAO-Code: FABL) ist der internationale Verkehrsflughafen der Stadt Bloemfontein in der südafrikanischen Provinz Freistaat. Der Flughafen liegt in der Metropolgemeinde Mangaung und wurde nach den südafrikanischen Rechtsanwalt und Bürgerrechtler Bram Fischer benannt. Geschichte Der Flughafen wurde im November 1961 eröffnet. Die Start- und Landebahnen wurden vor den Terminalgebäuden fertiggestellt, damit die südafrikanische Luftwaffe sie nutzen konnte. Er war früher als Bloemfontein International Airport bekannt. Der Flughafen wurde am 13. Dezember 2012 von Präsident Jacob Zuma bei einer historischen Veranstaltung am Flughafen offiziell in Bram Fischer International Airport umbenannt. Er hatte 2016/17 ein Passagieraufkommen von 395.452. Fluggesellschaften und Ziele Vom Flughafen fliegen die Gesellschaften Airlink, CemAir und FlySafair nach Johannesburg–OR Tambo, Kapstadt und Durban. Verkehrszahlen Air Force Base Bloemspruit Die Air Force Base Bloemspruit (kurz AFB Bloemspruit) ist eine Einrichtung der South African Air Force und befindet sich neben den Flughafen an der südöstlichen Seite. Die AFB Bloemspruit teilt sich die Landebahn mit den Flughafen Bloemfontein. Das Grundmotto der Basis lautet Ex Unite Pax ("Frieden durch Einheit"). Die Einheit ist auch für die Wartung des Militärflugplatzes in Vastrap in der Nähe von Upington verantwortlich. Stationierte Einheiten 16 Squadron – Angriff-Hubschrauber Staffel 87 Helicopter Flying School – Hubschraubertrainingseinheit 106 Squadron – Leichte Transportreserve 107 Squadron – Leichte Transportreserve 506 Squadron – Sicherheitsdienste Weblinks Bram Fischer International Airport auf der Webseite der Airports Company South Africa (englisch) Bram Fischer International Airport (englisch) Luftfahrtkarte für Flughafen Bloemfontein auf SkyVector.com Einzelnachweise
Bram Fischer International Airport

Bram Fischer International Airport (IATA: BFN, ICAO: FABL) (Afrikaans: Bram Fischer Internasionale Lughawe) is an airport serving Bloemfontein, the capital city of the Free State province of South Africa. The runways are shared with AFB Bloemspruit. History The airport was opened in November 1961 and the runways were completed before the terminal buildings so that the South African Airforce could make use of them. Bloemfontein Airport, like many others in South Africa, underwent R46 million's worth of construction and upgrading of the whole airport in preparation for the 2010 FIFA World Cup. In November 2012, the South African government announced that the airport's name was to be changed to Bram Fischer International Airport; the official renaming was performed by Pres. Jacob Zuma on Thursday, 13 December 2012. Facilities The main terminal building is used for both international and domestic flights. Airlines and destinations Statistics See also List of airports in South Africa List of South African airports by passenger movements References External links Media related to Bram Fischer International Airport at Wikimedia Commons Bloemfontein Airport information - Plane spotting, road transport, airlines... "Current weather for FABL". NOAA/NWS. Accident history for BFN at Aviation Safety Network
Aéroport Bram Fischer de Bloemfontein

L'aéroport Bram Fischer (code IATA : BFN • code OACI : FABL) est le principal aéroport qui se trouve à Bloemfontein, une ville dans l'État-Libre, province d'Afrique du Sud. Jusqu'en 1995, il porta le nom de JBM Hertzog Airport, en l'honneur de l'ancien premier ministre sud-africain James Barry Hertzog, puis de 1995 à 2012 celui de Bloemfontein International Airport. Situation Compagnies aériennes et destinations Édité le 01/07/2018 Actualisé le 21/11/2023 Statistiques Voir la requête brute et les sources sur Wikidata. Impact de la pandémie de Covid-19 Voir la requête brute et les sources sur Wikidata. Liens externes Bloemfontein de l'information d'Aéroport - Plane spotting, le transport routier, les compagnies aériennes... Conditions météorologiques pour FABL sur NOAA/NWS (en) Historique des accidents pour BFN sur Aviation Safety Network Références Portail de l’aéronautique Portail de l’Afrique du Sud
Port lotniczy Bloemfontein

Port lotniczy Bloemfontein (IATA: BFN, ICAO: FABL) – międzynarodowy port lotniczy położony w Bloemfontein, w prowincji Wolne Państwo. Jest jednym z największych portów lotniczych w Republice Południowej Afryki. Linie lotnicze i połączenia Bibliografia Informacje na stronie Great Circle Mapper Przypisy
Aeroporto de Bloemfontein

O Aeroporto de Bloemfontein ou, na sua forma portuguesa, de Blumefontaina (IATA: BFN, ICAO: FABL) é um aeroporto na África do Sul, localizado na cidade de Bloemfontein, na província do Estado Livre, uma das capitais do país. Foi modernizado e reformado para a Copa do Mundo FIFA de 2010. Ver também Lista de aeroportos da África do Sul
Aeroportul Bloemfontein

Aeroportul Bloemfontein (IATA: BFN, ICAO: FABL) este un aeroport din Bloemfontein, Mangaung, Provincia Free State, Africa de Sud ce deservește zona Bloemfontein. Aeroportul a fost tranzitat în decembrie 2022 de 25.983 de pasageri. Situat la o altitudine de 1.358 m, aeroportul dispune de o singură pistă. Este operat de Airports Company South Africa⁠(d). Infrastructură Piste Terminale Note Vezi și
Johannesburg-Stadion

Das Johannesburg-Stadion (englisch Johannesburg Stadium; afrikaans Johannesburgstadion) ist ein Rugby- und Fußballstadion mit Leichtathletikanlage im Stadtteil Doornfontein der größten südafrikanischen Stadt Johannesburg, Provinz Gauteng. Geschichte Die 1992 eröffnete Anlage auf 37.000 m² Fläche, inklusive Aufwärmplatz, Parkplätze und Fußwege, war ursprünglich als Leichtathletikstadion konzipiert, es wird aber auch für Fußball und Rugby genutzt. Sie liegt östlich des Stadtzentrums, rund 500 Meter nördlich des Ellis-Park-Stadion, heute Emirates Airline Park. Es sind gegenwärtig 36.000 Sitzplätze verfügbar und die Haupttribüne wird von einem Dach überspannt. Zum weiteren Gelände gehören darüber hinaus die Mehrzweckhalle Ellis Park Arena mit 6.300 Plätzen, ein Freibad und eine Tennisanlage. Im September 1998 war das Johannesburg-Stadion Austragungsort des 8. Leichtathletik-Weltcups. Ein Jahr später wurden die Leichtathletikwettbewerbe sowie das Endspiel im Fußball der Afrikaspiele 1999 im Stadion ausgetragen. 2002 wurde die Ellis Park Stadium (Pty) Ltd. Betreiber des Stadions. Damals bot es 37.500 Sitzplätze bei Sportveranstaltungen und fasste bis zu 65.000 Zuschauer bei Konzerten. Das Stadion verfügt über 39 Suiten, zwei Veranstaltungssuiten sowie eine Präsidentensuite. Alle Suiten verfügen über eine Glasfront mit Sitzmöglichkeiten im Freien und bieten den Besitzern einen Blick auf das Spielfeld und die Laufbahn. Der Fußballverein Orlando Pirates trägt seine Partien im Orlando Stadium (40.000 Plätze) und die Rugby-Union-Mannschaft der Golden Lions ist im großen Emirates Airline Park mit 60.000 Plätzen beheimatet. Das Johannesburg-Stadion nutzen die beiden Clubs als Trainingsgelände. Des Weiteren kann es für andere Veranstaltungen wie Konzerte, Boxen, Ringen, Ausstellungen, Bankette, Kunst- und Kulturfestivals und anderen Gemeinschaftsveranstaltungen oder Schulwettbewerbe genutzt werden. Weblinks de.soccerway.com: Johannesburg Stadium setlist.fm: Konzertliste des Johannesburg Stadium (englisch) Einzelnachweise