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… Violence occurs in Johannesburg’s Coloured townships. At least four people are …

… It is Located in Kempton Park, Ekurhuleni, just outside Johannesburg. It is Africa’s busiest Airport with the … President Thabo Mbeki. The airport was previously known as Johannesburg International airport and before that as Jan … The Johannesburg International Airport is officially renamed OR …

… people, local government refers to a municipality like Johannesburg or London or New York which has a high tax base … to the SANC Local Government Conference, 30 July 1999 Johannesburg …

… Ellen Hellmann was born in Johannesburg , South Africa on August 25, 1908. She was the … in Alexandra, a black township on the outskirts of Johannesburg. Her opposition to the apartheid regime led her … to Africa”.  The presentation ceremony took place in the Johannesburg headquarters of the South African Institute of …

… Clone of Kitty the Steam locomotive, Rosherville Work Farm, Johannesburg …

… Ketan (Ketso) Gordhan, City Manager of Greater Johannesburg, is born. …

… The office of the independent Press Ombudsman opens in Johannesburg. …

… The office of the independent Press Ombudsman opens in Johannesburg. …

… ”Resistance Or Death”: Address At Public Meeting, Johannesburg, January 1948 …

… (Bull) Hefer, professional wrestling promoter, dies in Johannesburg. …

… Dr Benedict Wallet Vilakazi (41), SA poet, dies in Johannesburg. …

… The SA rugby team beats Argentina 46-26 in Johannesburg. …

… Testimony of Bruno Mtolo, Johannesburg (Rivonia Trial), 15 January, 1964 …

… The SA rugby team loses 6-7 against New Zealand in Johannesburg. …

… Betsy de la Porte (76), SA singer, dies in Johannesburg. …

… The SA rugby team beats New Zealand 12-6 in Johannesburg. …

… Proclamation of the first group areas affecting Indians in Johannesburg. …

… The SA rugby team beats Australia 30-11 in Johannesburg. …

… The SA rugby team beats Australia 30-11 in Johannesburg. …

… Gary Bernard, photographer of The Star, commits suicide in Johannesburg …

… The SA rugby team beats Wales 40-11 in Johannesburg. …

… The telegraph connection between Johannesburg and Cape Town is inaugurated. …

… Why Passes? by The Black Sash, June - July 1959, Johannesburg …

… Impala Platinum fires 20,000 Black mine workers in Johannesburg. …

… ANC leaders in Johannesburg urge all Africans to keep calm. …

… Dulcie van den Bergh (69), SA actress, dies in Johannesburg. …

… A bomb explodes in the Carlton Centre, Johannesburg, injuring sixteen people. …

… Keith Alexander (52), SA painter, dies of cancer in Johannesburg. …

… Khuma’s pride: Mary Agnes Khunwana by SPEAK, February 1994, Johannesburg …

… Acting with a mission: Grace Mahlaba by SPEAK, August 1994, Johannesburg …