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Federal constitution of Rhodesia and Nyasaland comes into effect.

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Two British aid workers are shot dead in Somaliland.

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KwaZulu: Medium of Instruction and Language Act No 5 commences.

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The railway line between Pretoria and Durban is inaugurated.

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Document 75 - APDUSA and the nation, June 11,1963 […]

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Changing Voting Patterns? by Ebrahim Fakir and Waseem Holland

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Women&#039;s Literature in Kenya and Uganda by Marie Kruger

Famine &amp; Foreigners: Ethiopia Since Live AID by Peter Gill

Inventing Africa: History, Archaeology and Ideas by Robin Derricourt

Wole Soyinka: Politics, Poetics and Postcolonialism by Biodun Jeyifo

A History of Nigeria by Toyin Falola and Matthew M. Heaton

The current situation and the role of the Party

The Negotiations in the Middle East and South Africa

Review: Alex Callinicos, South Africa between reform and revolution

Communalism and socialism in Africa: the misdirection of C L R James

Sechaba Volume 9 Number 11 and 12 November/December 1975

Sechaba Volume 6 Number 11 and 12 November/December 1972

Sechaba Volume 4 Number 11 and 12 November/December 1970

Lucas Malan, SA poet and literary critic, is born.

Egyptian and Israeli officials begin two days of talks.

Sartre and Ryle on the imagination by Richard Turner

Alan Solomon, SA violist and music professor, is born.

Aubrey Rainier, SA cellist and orchestra leader, is born.

Appendix I: Correspondence Between Mahatma Gandhi And Dr. Yusuf M. Dadoo

Angelo Gobbato, SA opera singer and director, is born.

Foreign Ministers of Kenya and SA meet in Pretoria.

Nadine Gordimer: Mentor, comrade and friend by Vusi Mahlasela

African Multilateral Organizations, Treaties, Conventions and Declarations (South Africa)

Federal constitution of Rhodesia and Nyasaland comes into effect.

Two British aid workers are shot dead in Somaliland.

KwaZulu: Medium of Instruction and Language Act No 5 commences.

The railway line between Pretoria and Durban is inaugurated.

Document 75 - APDUSA and the nation, June 11,1963 […]

Changing Voting Patterns? by Ebrahim Fakir and Waseem Holland

Women's Literature in Kenya and Uganda by Marie Kruger

Famine & Foreigners: Ethiopia Since Live AID by Peter Gill