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”The Role Of The Indian People In The South African Revolution”: An interview with Dr Dadoo, 1968

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Tutu and Franklin: The Present, Desmond Tutu Interview by Dr. Franklin, 1997

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An interview with Mr. A.W.G. Champion

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Ray Alexander Simons, Interviewed by Steven Robins and Immanuel Suttner, 20 July 1993 and January 1996, Cape Town

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”I am Albertina Sisulu”, Interview from Blue Portraits

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Bishop Tutu’s 1999 interview on NewsHour

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The Bulls beat the Sharks 21 20 in Durban, to win the Super 14 final in the last minute of the game. It is the first time i

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The World Health Organisation adopts a diluted proposal on wider international access to cheap HIV/Aids drugs. The WHO urges ta

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President Thabo Mbeki receives an Honorary Doctorate of Law from the Glasgow Caledonian University

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The name of Voortrekkerhoogte is officially changed to Thaba Tshwane.

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French troops move into downtown Bangui, Central African Republic, to help quell an army uprising.

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Kamuzu Banda of Malawi, Africa’s longest ruling dictator with thirty years at the helm, concedes defeat to Bakili Muluzi in the

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Business Day reports that COSATU rejected the findings of a Gallup-Markinor poll whish found that almost 90 per cent of South A

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The Star reports that the two biggest unions in the financial sector, the 34 000-strong South African Society of Bank Officials

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The entire family of Morgan Montoedi, five members, are killed in a petrol bomb attack on their home in Kagiso, West Rand.

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South African troops carry out raids in Botswana, Zambia, and Zimbabwe, killing three people.

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Undesirable Organisations Act No 9 commences.

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President Jomo Kenyatta bans big-game hunting in Kenya in an attempt to conserve wildlife.

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The United States Vice President, Walter Mondale and the Prime Minister, John Vorster, meet in Vienna for two days of high-leve

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John Vorster visits Malawi (19-21 May) and stresses the desire for continued contact and co-operation between South Africa and

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Following the announced secession by Biafra from Nigeria and the subsequent government backed invasion, the Biafran city Port H

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The UN ban on Rhodesian import and export, introduced on 16 December 1966, is expanded to include all trade with Rhodesia.

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The United Nations General Assembly adopts a resolution establishing an eleven member United Nations Council for South West Afr

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As part of the process towards independence (12 December 1963) Kenya holds a general election.

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General Law Amendment Act No 39 commences.

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Thabang Sampson Phathekge Makwetla, Premier of Mpumalanga Province since 22 April 2004, is born.

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Minister of Justice, C.R. Swart, serves two notices on Solly Sachs, the first ordering him to resign as an official of the Garm

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Tutu and Franklin: The Past, Desmond Tutu Interview by Dr. Franklin, 1997

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”The Role Of The Indian People In The South African Revolution”: An interview with Dr Dadoo, 1968

Tutu and Franklin: The Present, Desmond Tutu Interview by Dr. Franklin, 1997

An interview with Mr. A.W.G. Champion

Ray Alexander Simons, Interviewed by Steven Robins and Immanuel Suttner, 20 July 1993 and January 1996, Cape Town

”I am Albertina Sisulu”, Interview from Blue Portraits

Bishop Tutu’s 1999 interview on NewsHour

The Bulls beat the Sharks 21 20 in Durban, to win the Super 14 final in the last minute of the game. It is the first time i

The World Health Organisation adopts a diluted proposal on wider international access to cheap HIV/Aids drugs. The WHO urges ta

President Thabo Mbeki receives an Honorary Doctorate of Law from the Glasgow Caledonian University

The name of Voortrekkerhoogte is officially changed to Thaba Tshwane.

French troops move into downtown Bangui, Central African Republic, to help quell an army uprising.

Kamuzu Banda of Malawi, Africa’s longest ruling dictator with thirty years at the helm, concedes defeat to Bakili Muluzi in the

Business Day reports that COSATU rejected the findings of a Gallup-Markinor poll whish found that almost 90 per cent of South A

The Star reports that the two biggest unions in the financial sector, the 34 000-strong South African Society of Bank Officials

The entire family of Morgan Montoedi, five members, are killed in a petrol bomb attack on their home in Kagiso, West Rand.

South African troops carry out raids in Botswana, Zambia, and Zimbabwe, killing three people.

Undesirable Organisations Act No 9 commences.

President Jomo Kenyatta bans big-game hunting in Kenya in an attempt to conserve wildlife.

The United States Vice President, Walter Mondale and the Prime Minister, John Vorster, meet in Vienna for two days of high-leve

John Vorster visits Malawi (19-21 May) and stresses the desire for continued contact and co-operation between South Africa and

Following the announced secession by Biafra from Nigeria and the subsequent government backed invasion, the Biafran city Port H

The UN ban on Rhodesian import and export, introduced on 16 December 1966, is expanded to include all trade with Rhodesia.

The United Nations General Assembly adopts a resolution establishing an eleven member United Nations Council for South West Afr

As part of the process towards independence (12 December 1963) Kenya holds a general election.

General Law Amendment Act No 39 commences.

Thabang Sampson Phathekge Makwetla, Premier of Mpumalanga Province since 22 April 2004, is born.

Minister of Justice, C.R. Swart, serves two notices on Solly Sachs, the first ordering him to resign as an official of the Garm