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France’s Napoleon Bonaparte defeats Turks at Aboukir in Egypt.

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The SA Springbok rugby team beats the Wallabies 33-20 in the Mandela Cup match at Ellis Park, Johannesburg.

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At least eight-eight people are killed, including nine foreign tourists, in a string of bomb attacks that rocked the Egyptian R

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Death of Wilton Mkwayi, MK activist and freedom fighter.

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Former president Nelson Mandela receives the City of Johannesburg’s highest honour, the Freedom of the City, from Johannesburg

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South African swimmer Penny Heyns wins gold again in the women’s 200m breaststroke final, after setting an Olympic record in he

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Gambian soldiers proclaim military government in Dakar, Senegal.

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The SA rugby team loses the second test 9-13 against New Zealand in Wellington.

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Dr. Peter Waddington of Reading University, who had been invited by the Goldstone Commission to make an independent inquiry int

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Agreement is reached between the South African Police, ANC, SACP and COSATU on the principles outlined by a panel of experts on

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Mozambican rebels rampage through villages, killing about 1 000 people and beheading them, according to media reports.

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South Africa and the Soviet Union sign a formal agreement in Johannesburg to promote trade between the two countries. The agree

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The ‘Inkatha Gate’ scandal claims its first victim, when M.Z. Khumalo, personal assistant to Chief Buthelezi, resigns after adm

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Thirty IFP members and residents are killed during the period 23-25 July in retaliatory actions between the different parties.

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Document 130 - Communists in Conference: The 1943/44 National Conference of the Communist Party of South Africa

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Document 129 - “The Programme of the 4th International in South Africa”, Workers Voice, 1 July (1943)

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Document 128 - A. P. Mda13, “Report of Communist Activities among the Natives in Johannesburg”, Catholic Times, July 1942

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Document 127 - 6 Point Communist Programme f c. 7 941)

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Document 126 - Letter from W. G. Ballinger to Mampurie (Self Mampuru) 1 May 1941

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Document 125 - INTERNMENT OF MAX GORDON (c. 1941)

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Document 124 - Letter from Max Gordon to Fanny Klenerman, 21 December 1940

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Document 123 - Statement of Dr Y. M. Dadoo, Secretary, Non-European United Front (Transvaal), before the Court, 6 September 1940

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Document 122 - “Manifesto Against Imperialist War”, Socialist Action1,August 1939

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Address At The Commerce Faculty Graduation Ceremony by Saleem Badat, 10 April 2015, Rhodes University

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Address At The Commerce Faculty Graduation Ceremony(Media friendly) by Saleem Badat, 10 April 2015, Rhodes University

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2015 - President Zuma, Response to the State of the Nation Address, 19 February 2015

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France’s Napoleon Bonaparte defeats Turks at Aboukir in Egypt.

The SA Springbok rugby team beats the Wallabies 33-20 in the Mandela Cup match at Ellis Park, Johannesburg.

At least eight-eight people are killed, including nine foreign tourists, in a string of bomb attacks that rocked the Egyptian R

Death of Wilton Mkwayi, MK activist and freedom fighter.

Former president Nelson Mandela receives the City of Johannesburg’s highest honour, the Freedom of the City, from Johannesburg

South African swimmer Penny Heyns wins gold again in the women’s 200m breaststroke final, after setting an Olympic record in he

Gambian soldiers proclaim military government in Dakar, Senegal.

The SA rugby team loses the second test 9-13 against New Zealand in Wellington.

Dr. Peter Waddington of Reading University, who had been invited by the Goldstone Commission to make an independent inquiry int

Agreement is reached between the South African Police, ANC, SACP and COSATU on the principles outlined by a panel of experts on

Mozambican rebels rampage through villages, killing about 1 000 people and beheading them, according to media reports.

South Africa and the Soviet Union sign a formal agreement in Johannesburg to promote trade between the two countries. The agree

The ‘Inkatha Gate’ scandal claims its first victim, when M.Z. Khumalo, personal assistant to Chief Buthelezi, resigns after adm

Thirty IFP members and residents are killed during the period 23-25 July in retaliatory actions between the different parties.

Document 130 - Communists in Conference: The 1943/44 National Conference of the Communist Party of South Africa

Document 129 - “The Programme of the 4th International in South Africa”, Workers Voice, 1 July (1943)

Document 128 - A. P. Mda13, “Report of Communist Activities among the Natives in Johannesburg”, Catholic Times, July 1942

Document 127 - 6 Point Communist Programme f c. 7 941)

Document 126 - Letter from W. G. Ballinger to Mampurie (Self Mampuru) 1 May 1941

Document 125 - INTERNMENT OF MAX GORDON (c. 1941)

Document 124 - Letter from Max Gordon to Fanny Klenerman, 21 December 1940

Document 123 - Statement of Dr Y. M. Dadoo, Secretary, Non-European United Front (Transvaal), before the Court, 6 September 1940

Document 122 - “Manifesto Against Imperialist War”, Socialist Action1,August 1939

Address At The Commerce Faculty Graduation Ceremony by Saleem Badat, 10 April 2015, Rhodes University

Address At The Commerce Faculty Graduation Ceremony(Media friendly) by Saleem Badat, 10 April 2015, Rhodes University

The ‘Hani Memorandum’ – introduced and annotated by Hugh Macmillan

Mandela memorial: President Jacob Zuma booed during speech at FNB Stadium

Nelson Mandela Funeral, President Jacob Zuma Speech

President Zuma, Response to the State of the Nation Address, 19 February 2015

2015 - President Zuma, Response to the State of the Nation Address, 19 February 2015