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The ticking time bomb of Swaziland by Terry Bell, (Links International Journal of Socialist Renewal), 19 April 2015

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A controversy erupts at a Johannesburg rugby match when thousands of White South Africans sing the national anthem during a mom

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Thirteen people are injured, some seriously, when a bomb explodes in a building housing a fast food outlet in Pretoria. Police

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South Africa and Lesotho exchange prisoners across the Caledon River, heralding a new rapprochement and a lifting of strict bor

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A controversy erupts at a Johannesburg rugby match when thousands of White South Africans sing the national anthem during a mom

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Anglo-Boer War 2: Two burghers and a young boy are allegedly murdered after surrendering to the notorious Bushveld Carbineers

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Patrick Makau, ANC/MK, and his child (9) are killed in a bomb attack on two houses in Manzini, Swaziland.

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After months of speculation, Jamaican police finally confirms that former Pakistani cricket coach Bob Woolmer was not murdered

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Bob Forster successfully defends his world lightweight title against SA challenger Pierre Fourie during the first-ever boxing c

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Marthinus Cornelius (oom Tienie) van Schoor, electrical engineer, inventor of the single-line train control system and cultural

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A motor bomb explodes outside the magistrate’s court in Krugersdorp, killing two army members and a civilian, and injuring twen

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A bomb explosion in an administrative building in the Batho township of Bloemfontein injures seventy-six Blacks seeking registr

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Onkgopotse Abram Tiro, a leader of the South African Students’ Organisation, is killed by a parcel bomb near Gaborone, Botswana

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R.H. Strachan is found guilty of conspiring to cause bomb explosions and is sentenced to three years’ imprisonment.

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Peter Allan, physician, health administrator and founder of the Nelspoort Sanatorium, first tuberculosis hospital in SA, is bor

An interview with Mr Flip Jooste (known as Oom Flip) illustrates some points made about the tot system

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South Africa’s ‘Mother of the Nation’ who was never First Lady by Mashupye Herbert Maserumule (TheConversation.com), 3 April 2018

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Shantytown women strip to the waist and confront bulldozers sent to demolish their Dobsonville, Soweto, homes. However, the wom

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Zimbabwe foils a South African commando attempt to rescue five alleged South African agents awaiting trial for bomb attacks aga

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A bomb explodes at a synagogue in central Johannesburg four hours before State President Viljoen is due to attend a ceremony th

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A powerful car bomb explodes outside a cafe in downtown Algiers, killing at least twenty people and wounding sixty others hours

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A poor boy, Jacobus Jonker, discovers a 726 (or 500?) carats diamond, the Jonker Diamond, on the farm Elandsfontein near Pretor

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The ticking time bomb of Swaziland by Terry Bell, (Links International Journal of Socialist Renewal), 19 April 2015

A controversy erupts at a Johannesburg rugby match when thousands of White South Africans sing the national anthem during a mom

Thirteen people are injured, some seriously, when a bomb explodes in a building housing a fast food outlet in Pretoria. Police

South Africa and Lesotho exchange prisoners across the Caledon River, heralding a new rapprochement and a lifting of strict bor

A controversy erupts at a Johannesburg rugby match when thousands of White South Africans sing the national anthem during a mom

Anglo-Boer War 2: Two burghers and a young boy are allegedly murdered after surrendering to the notorious Bushveld Carbineers

Patrick Makau, ANC/MK, and his child (9) are killed in a bomb attack on two houses in Manzini, Swaziland.

After months of speculation, Jamaican police finally confirms that former Pakistani cricket coach Bob Woolmer was not murdered

Bob Forster successfully defends his world lightweight title against SA challenger Pierre Fourie during the first-ever boxing c

Marthinus Cornelius (oom Tienie) van Schoor, electrical engineer, inventor of the single-line train control system and cultural

A motor bomb explodes outside the magistrate’s court in Krugersdorp, killing two army members and a civilian, and injuring twen

A bomb explosion in an administrative building in the Batho township of Bloemfontein injures seventy-six Blacks seeking registr

Onkgopotse Abram Tiro, a leader of the South African Students’ Organisation, is killed by a parcel bomb near Gaborone, Botswana

R.H. Strachan is found guilty of conspiring to cause bomb explosions and is sentenced to three years’ imprisonment.

Peter Allan, physician, health administrator and founder of the Nelspoort Sanatorium, first tuberculosis hospital in SA, is bor

An interview with Mr Flip Jooste (known as Oom Flip) illustrates some points made about the tot system

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South Africa’s ‘Mother of the Nation’ who was never First Lady by Mashupye Herbert Maserumule (TheConversation.com), 3 April 2018

Shantytown women strip to the waist and confront bulldozers sent to demolish their Dobsonville, Soweto, homes. However, the wom

Zimbabwe foils a South African commando attempt to rescue five alleged South African agents awaiting trial for bomb attacks aga

A bomb explodes at a synagogue in central Johannesburg four hours before State President Viljoen is due to attend a ceremony th

A powerful car bomb explodes outside a cafe in downtown Algiers, killing at least twenty people and wounding sixty others hours

A poor boy, Jacobus Jonker, discovers a 726 (or 500?) carats diamond, the Jonker Diamond, on the farm Elandsfontein near Pretor