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Great Britain declares Egypt a protectorate. ,

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Jacobus Gideon Nel Strauss, minister of agriculture in the war-cabinet of Gen. Smuts, is born in Calvinia, CC.

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Prof. Christian Gustav Waldemar Schumann, dean of the faculty for economy at the University of Stellenbosch and member of the h

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Msiri, king of Garanganja (Katanga), dies in battle.

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The railway line between Cape Town and Durban is opened.

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SA cricket player Aubrey Faulkner, great all-rounder in the early 20th century, is born.

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Sir John George Fraser, SA statesman and private secretary of Pres. J.H. Brand of the OFS, is born in Beaufort West, Karoo.

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Christiaan Frederick Ecklon, SA botanist, is born in Apenrade, Schleswig-Holstein.

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Twenty-four Kikuyu tribesmen are sentenced to death for the Lari massacre in Kenya

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TRC Report on three Umkhonto we Sizwe members who stormed into the Silverton branch of Volkskas bank (Video)

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TRC Report interview with Zahrah Narkedien, a former Umkhonto we Sizwe cadre who was confined in a basement for seven months (Video)

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Raymond Suttner talks about the upcoming 50th Anniversary of MK (Video)

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John L. Dube Online documents

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”A familiar talk upon my native land” by John L Dube

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Copy of modified Nkos’ sikel’ i Africa, including John L. Dube’s name

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The ambiguities of dependence in South Africa

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Address by the Rev John L Dube

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Sir Patrick Duncan, Governor-General of the Union of South Africa, is born

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Henry Morton Stanley’s expedition reaches Fort Bodo, Congo

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Marlise Joubert, SA author and painter, is born

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Great Britain declares Egypt a protectorate. ,

Jacobus Gideon Nel Strauss, minister of agriculture in the war-cabinet of Gen. Smuts, is born in Calvinia, CC.

Prof. Christian Gustav Waldemar Schumann, dean of the faculty for economy at the University of Stellenbosch and member of the h

Msiri, king of Garanganja (Katanga), dies in battle.

The railway line between Cape Town and Durban is opened.

SA cricket player Aubrey Faulkner, great all-rounder in the early 20th century, is born.

Sir John George Fraser, SA statesman and private secretary of Pres. J.H. Brand of the OFS, is born in Beaufort West, Karoo.

Christiaan Frederick Ecklon, SA botanist, is born in Apenrade, Schleswig-Holstein.

Jan van Riebeeck mentions seeing a comet at the Cape.

Ex-mutineers consider resigning from the ANC

Bantu Holomisa deposes Stella Sigcau as President of the Transkei

Rev. Michael Scott besiege the UN for justice regarding Herero people

Nine members of the ANC are officially banned in Dakawa, Tanzania

Prof. Astley Hilary Goodwin, first professional archaeologist in SA, is born

The Kenya-Uganda railway is completed

Former Egyptian President Anwar al-Sadat is born

Richard Maponya, one of South Africa’s richest businessmen, is born

Moïse Kapenda Tshombe leads the Congelese Province of Katanga into secession

Twenty-four Kikuyu tribesmen are sentenced to death for the Lari massacre in Kenya

TRC Report on three Umkhonto we Sizwe members who stormed into the Silverton branch of Volkskas bank (Video)

TRC Report interview with Zahrah Narkedien, a former Umkhonto we Sizwe cadre who was confined in a basement for seven months (Video)

Raymond Suttner talks about the upcoming 50th Anniversary of MK (Video)

John L. Dube Online documents

”A familiar talk upon my native land” by John L Dube

Copy of modified Nkos’ sikel’ i Africa, including John L. Dube’s name

The ambiguities of dependence in South Africa

Address by the Rev John L Dube

Sir Patrick Duncan, Governor-General of the Union of South Africa, is born

Henry Morton Stanley’s expedition reaches Fort Bodo, Congo

Marlise Joubert, SA author and painter, is born