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MOZAMBIQUE From Colonialism Revolution,1900-1 to L982 by Allen Isaacman and Barbara Isaacman
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From Survival to defiance: Indian Hawkers in Johannesburg 1940-1980 edited by Coco Cachalia
Opening Address presented to the Black Sash National Conference held at Cape Town, 1983
Opening Address by National President Sheena Duncan at National Conference held at Cape Town on 10 March 1983, discussing: Total Strategy, reform, Black Vote,…
African Rural Land-Tenure Reform: Informal Freehold and the Free Market (Reply to Louw)
ArchiveLetter by Natasha Issa Shivji to Samir Amin, Dar es Salaam, 13 August 2018
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Cecilia Makiwane, first Black woman to become a professional nurse in South Africa, is registered.
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Molefe, T. (1976) ‘This is what lead to the ’76 riots...’, The World, 16 June.
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Letter to Defence and Aid Fund for the Rivonia Trial, from Richard Gill, 1960s
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United Nations investigators arrive in Sudan to determine whether genocide took place in Darfur.
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The Namibian farm workers union backs down on threat to occupy fifteen commercial farms.
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The National Assembly approves the South African Schools Bill by 232 votes to 71.
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Transkei announces it is to repeal the Immorality Act and the Mixed Marriages Act.
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The Nigerian military government postpones restoration of civilian rule from October 1990 to 1992.
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Four British men are jailed for conspiring to smuggle military components into South Africa.
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”Fight For Peace, Democracy And An End To Exploitation”: New Year Message, January 1, 1951
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Statement To The Indian People On The Eve Of His Trial, January 30, 1941
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A boat on its way from Gabon to the Cameroons founders, killing forty-three people.
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”Welcoming Speech “On the Right Track” Train to Cape Town Cape Town, 8 March 1999
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”Welcoming Speech “On the Right Track” Train to Cape Town Cape Town, 8 March 1999
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Nelson Mandela’s address to the International Press Institute Congress Cape Town, 14 February 1994
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The second draft of the Interim Constitution is tabled, giving exclusive powers to regions.
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Nelson Mandela leads 100 000 Blacks in Pretoria in a protest to end White rule.
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Britain’s Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher reluctantly offers to impose limited sanctions against South Africa.
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The government gives limited powers of internal self-government to ‘homeland’, Damaraland, in Namibia.
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French officials disclose that France is to supply South Africa with two destroyer escorts.
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French officials disclose that France is to supply South Africa with two destroyer escorts.
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Memorandum from the Transvaal Native Mine Clerks’ Association to the Mining Industry Board, 1922
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”To All Leaders of the African People”. Statement by J. T. Gumede, President, ANC, September 7, 1927
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Petition to King George V, from the South African Native National Congress, December 16, 1918
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