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… would then contest the Soutpansberg seat. A secondary factor that came into play in this challenge to the National … the Conservative Party and the National Party begins as three Members of Parliament resign …

… of Churches (SACC) published a report condemning apartheid as a false faith hostile to Christian beliefs. This came a … spoken out strongly against apartheid and suffered as a result. They were either recalled,  banned or silenced. … SACC publishes a report condemning apartheid as a false faith hostile to Christian beliefs …

… country’s ethnic diversity. It has never truly integrated as one country. It served the British to have the country in … not sit well with the easterners who saw the break away as illegal since they were not consulted. On 6 July 1967, a … The Biafran War erupts as Nigerian forces invade the Republic of Biafra …

… David Douglas van Rooyen was officially sworn in as Minister of Finance at the Union Buildings on Thursday.     … David Douglas van Rooyen was officially sworn in as Minister of Finance …

… of the German forces and re-enter Tobruk, continuing as far as Benghazi, east Lib …

… two big stones, The Star of Africa and the Cullinan 2, as well as seven fairly big stones and …

… camp in Safawa, Sudan, in response to the African famine. As well as do …

… of Commons David Lloyd George suggests that there are as many as 30 000 armed Blacks in …

… on 7 August 1999. He first joined the Reserve Bank as an advisor to Stals in 1998, when he resigned all of his … First day of office for Mboweni as Governor the SA Reserve Bank …

… looking at the city with her, holding hands. Very new, but as old as the hills! Smelling her perfume was lovely. But … what I thought was a pretty solid piece of analysis of ‘colonialism of a special type’ based on the interrelation of … basis for Michael Harmel’s 1960s description of colonialism of a special type in which oppressors and …

… judge of the High Court like his predecessor, was elected as next president by 6877 votes to 1367 in favour of his … M.T. Steyn is sworn in as president of the Orange Free State …

… Born Makhanda but also known as Nxele, the itola, he is best known in history for leading … and 2) Makhanda who led his people to resist European colonialism. This biography seeks to go beyond presenting … had to be in his early twenties; for age was an important factor in Xhosa society. [32] More so, it explains how he …

… Dr. Nic Diederichs is inaugurated as South Africa’s third State President …

… Van Zyl Slabbert is elected as the leader of the PFP …

… Ashwell Prince is appointed as South Africa’s first Black cricket captain. …

… Natal is established as a British colony separate from the Cape Colony. …

… Thomas François Burgers is inaugurated as state president of the ZAR. …

… (ZAR) Volksraad proclaims Marico, Western Transvaal, as a separate district. …

… The Boycott as Weapon of Struggle by I.B. Tabata, June 1952 …

… Ismail Mohamed is appointed as the first Black judge of SA. …

… Cornelis van Quaelbergen succeeds Zacharias Wagenaer as commander of the Cape. …

… Sir Garnet Wolseley is sworn in as governor of the Transvaal.    …

… Businessman, Henrique Rosa, takes over as interim president of Guinea-Bissau. …

… Sir Henry Ernest Gascoyne Bulwer arrives in Natal as lieutenant-governor. …

… of the Constitutional Court, with Arthur Chaskalson as President. …

… Meteorological Observatory opens with Robert Innes as first director. …

… Malawi gains independence from Britain with Kamuzu Banda as prime minister. …

… Egypt joins the League of Nations as its 59th member. …

… Sir W. Clark is appointed as British high commissioner in South Africa. …

… Daniel arap Moi is again re-elected as president of Kenya. …