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Proceedings and Resolutions of the Governor-General’s Native Conference, 1923 [Extracts]

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Labour Dispute Resolution, Mediation, Negotiation and Arbitration for Labour Relation Practitioners

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MANDELA’S 60TH BIRTHDAY: INTERNATIONAL OBSERVANCE – E.S. Reddy and Mike Terry

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Paul Robeson, The Council of African Affairs and Namibia, 1 May 1998

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Nederland tegen apartheid? Government and anti-apartheid movements by Genevieve Klein

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French Trade and Industry Minister on week-long visit to SA.

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Thandi Modise, a Woman in War by Thandi Modise and Robyn Curnow

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Representatives of Egypt and Israel sign interim peace agreement in Geneva.

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Melt Jacobus Brink (83), scriptwriter and poet, dies in Cape Town.

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Prof. Dr N.J. Hofmeyr (82), clergyman and theologian, dies in Stellenbosch.

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Roelf Meyer, former politician and NP negotiator at CODESA, is born.

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Roelf Meyer, former politician and NP negotiator at CODESA, is born.

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Winnie Mandela is released from her banning order and house arrest.

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Chad closes its air space to South African and Portuguese aircraft.

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Robert Biggar, SA trader and adventurer, is born in Cowpur, Scotland.

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World War 1: German Togo is occupied by British and French troops.

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A seminar and performances by Jana Natya Manch (Janam) from Delhi, India.

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Joint Lusaka Statement by ANC and PFP, 13 October 1985, Lusaka

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Press statement of the CASA colloquium on South Africa and journalism

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Fort Klapperkop and Fort Skanskop, Pretoria, are opened to the public.

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A treaty between the Orange Free State and the Transvaal is concluded.

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Leopold Marquard, SA educationist and missionary, is born in Westphalia, Germany.

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Britain and United States sign treaty to suppress the slave trade.

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Proceedings and Resolutions of the Governor-General’s Native Conference, 1923 [Extracts]

A light aircraft crashes near Kuils River, C.P., and seven people die.

Bantu Holomisa, SA politician and leader of the UDM, is born.

Prof. Jan Kamp, literary critic and editor of Het Westen, dies.

Hungary and SA agree to upgrade their relations to ambassadorial level.

Sketch map of Pondoland and the Transkeian Territories in the 1880s

Delville Wood and South African Great War Commemoration by Bill Nasson

Labour Dispute Resolution, Mediation, Negotiation and Arbitration for Labour Relation Practitioners

MANDELA’S 60TH BIRTHDAY: INTERNATIONAL OBSERVANCE – E.S. Reddy and Mike Terry

Paul Robeson, The Council of African Affairs and Namibia, 1 May 1998

Nederland tegen apartheid? Government and anti-apartheid movements by Genevieve Klein

French Trade and Industry Minister on week-long visit to SA.

Thandi Modise, a Woman in War by Thandi Modise and Robyn Curnow

Representatives of Egypt and Israel sign interim peace agreement in Geneva.

Melt Jacobus Brink (83), scriptwriter and poet, dies in Cape Town.

Prof. Dr N.J. Hofmeyr (82), clergyman and theologian, dies in Stellenbosch.

Roelf Meyer, former politician and NP negotiator at CODESA, is born.

Roelf Meyer, former politician and NP negotiator at CODESA, is born.

Winnie Mandela is released from her banning order and house arrest.

Chad closes its air space to South African and Portuguese aircraft.

Robert Biggar, SA trader and adventurer, is born in Cowpur, Scotland.

World War 1: German Togo is occupied by British and French troops.

A seminar and performances by Jana Natya Manch (Janam) from Delhi, India.

Joint Lusaka Statement by ANC and PFP, 13 October 1985, Lusaka

Press statement of the CASA colloquium on South Africa and journalism

Fort Klapperkop and Fort Skanskop, Pretoria, are opened to the public.

A treaty between the Orange Free State and the Transvaal is concluded.

Leopold Marquard, SA educationist and missionary, is born in Westphalia, Germany.

Britain and United States sign treaty to suppress the slave trade.