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Mac Maharaj, Laloo Chiba, Raymond Nyanda and Andrew Masondo arrive on Robben Island prison

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Mac Maharaj, Laloo Chiba, Raymond Nyanda and Andrew Masondo arrive on Robben Island prison

Edgar D. Ngoyi, South African ANC leader who spent seventeen years on Robben Island, is born.

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Edgar D. Ngoyi, South African ANC leader who spent seventeen years on Robben Island, is born.

Trevor Manuel, Minister in The Presidency: National Planning Commission, is born

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Trevor Manuel, Minister in The Presidency: National Planning Commission, is born

Hunting is prohibited in the area that is now the Kruger National Park

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Hunting is prohibited in the area that is now the Kruger National Park

Gen. Louis Botha, soldier, statesman and first prime minister of the Union of South Africa, is born.

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Gen. Louis Botha, soldier, statesman and first prime minister of the Union of South Africa, is born.

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Uitenhage, officially renamed Kariega

South Africa's freedom struggle by E.S. Reddy

SS Mendi

Hermanus Loots aka James Stuart Timeline

Hermanus Loots aka James Stuart Timeline

II - The Life of Steve Biko

A Brief History of Mali by US Department of State updated 01 October 2015

Document 38 - Certification of the Constitution; a summary of the judgment of the Constitutional Court

A tribute to a great struggle stalwart Paul David by Siva Naidoo

Beerhalls in Soweto from Soweto Heritage Survey Final Report compiled by Steven Lebelo and Elsabe Brink for the National Monuments Council, Northern Region

A painting depicts German soldiers shooting Herero people in 1904. Photograph: Chris Hellier/Corbis via Getty Images

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Herero people of South West Africa, now Namibia, begin uprising

Chronology

Chief Albert Luthul

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Chief Albert Luthuli, Nobel Peace Prize winner and former President of the ANC, is killed in Groutville

From the margins to the mainstream: the anti-apartheid movement and the politics of agenda-setting in the United States

From the margins to the mainstream: the anti-apartheid movement and the politics of agenda-setting in the United States

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The University of the Orange Free State is founded in Bloemfontein

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The Congo Free State is established by King Leopold of Belgium

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Emily Hobhouse receives a reply to her request to be included in the Ladies Commission

General Assembly of the League of Nations

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The General Assembly of the League of Nations meets in Geneva for the first time

Milner proposes conditional voting rights for ‘non-Whites’ in SA

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Milner proposes conditional voting rights for ‘non-Whites’ in SA

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Pixley Seme, lawyer, journalist and co-founder of SANNC is born

World’s largest diamond at the time, the Cullinan, is found in South Africa

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World’s largest diamond at the time, the Cullinan, is found in South Africa

Webinar Programme: Red Lives. Convenor: Arianna Lissoni

Webinar Programme: Red Lives. Convenor: Arianna Lissoni

Grade 7 - Term 1: The Kingdom of Mali and the City of Timbuktu in the 14th Century

… reconstruction of the current Great Mosque began in 1906 and was probably completed between 1907 and 1909. The …

The ANC Women’s League in the Struggle for Women’s Rights in South Africa by Meghan Knapp

Thaba Tshwane or Voortrekkerhoogte

Thaba Tshwane or Voortrekkerhoogte

Father Michael Lapsley, an Anglican priest, is injured by a letter-bomb

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Father Michael Lapsley, an Anglican priest, is injured by a letter-bomb