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Tasneem Essop: Teaching and learning by Thoraya Pandy, November 1992, Johannesburg

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French colonies of French Guinea and Ivory Coast are formally established.

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The SAA undertake its first flight between Cape Town and Durban.

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French colonies of French Guinea and Ivory Coast are formally established.

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US and Egypt re-establish diplomatic relations after seven-year breach.

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Robert Mugabe, the first premier and president of Zimbabwe, is born.

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Axis forces pull out of Tripoli and head back towards Tunisia.

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Dirk Meerkotter, SA painter and potter, is born in Pietersburg, Tvl.

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A Government Gazette of this date amends and eases security emergency regulations.

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Ina Rousseau, South African poet and short-story writer, is born.

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Tielman Roos, politician and cabinet minister, is born in Cape Town.

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Taubie Kushlick, SA actress and director, is born in Luckhoff, OFS.

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SA signs agreements establishing diplomatic relations with Ghana, Mali and Senegal.

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South Zambesia and North Zambesia (Zambia) are&nbsp;united as Rhodesia Protectorate.

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William Govan Bennie, educationist and author, is born in Lovedale, Cape.

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Max Gordon, industrial chemist and trade unionist, dies in Cape Town.

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Gandhi and his rivals in the NIC go their separate ways.

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Hans Aschenborn, SA painter and graphic artist, dies in Kiel, Germany.

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World War 2: The British and US armies link up in Africa.

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John B. Biddulph, trader, adventurer and traveller, marries Wilhelmina Theodora Elizabeth Wahlstrand.

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France suspends aid to Tunis in response to recent land seizure.

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An extradition agreement between SA and Malawi is published in Pretoria.

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France invades Tunisia from Algeria on a pretext, and later establishes a protectorate.

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International University Exchange Fund, its Rise and Demise by Enuga S. Reddy

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International University Exchange Fund, its Rise and Demise by Enuga S. Reddy

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France invades Tunisia from Algeria on a pretext, and later establishes a protectorate.

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Eghard van der Hoven, SA actor and arts director, is born.

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Bas Goedhart, SA journalist and author, is born in the Netherlands.

Ruth First paid tribute to the couple: Walter and Albertina, 2005

Women And The Living Wage Campaign by SPEAK, 1986 – 1990, Johannesubrg

Tasneem Essop: Teaching and learning by Thoraya Pandy, November 1992, Johannesburg

French colonies of French Guinea and Ivory Coast are formally established.

The SAA undertake its first flight between Cape Town and Durban.

French colonies of French Guinea and Ivory Coast are formally established.

US and Egypt re-establish diplomatic relations after seven-year breach.

Robert Mugabe, the first premier and president of Zimbabwe, is born.

Axis forces pull out of Tripoli and head back towards Tunisia.

Dirk Meerkotter, SA painter and potter, is born in Pietersburg, Tvl.

A Government Gazette of this date amends and eases security emergency regulations.

Ina Rousseau, South African poet and short-story writer, is born.

Tielman Roos, politician and cabinet minister, is born in Cape Town.

Taubie Kushlick, SA actress and director, is born in Luckhoff, OFS.

SA signs agreements establishing diplomatic relations with Ghana, Mali and Senegal.

South Zambesia and North Zambesia (Zambia) are&amp;nbsp;united as Rhodesia Protectorate.

William Govan Bennie, educationist and author, is born in Lovedale, Cape.

Max Gordon, industrial chemist and trade unionist, dies in Cape Town.

Gandhi and his rivals in the NIC go their separate ways.

Hans Aschenborn, SA painter and graphic artist, dies in Kiel, Germany.

World War 2: The British and US armies link up in Africa.

John B. Biddulph, trader, adventurer and traveller, marries Wilhelmina Theodora Elizabeth Wahlstrand.

France suspends aid to Tunis in response to recent land seizure.

An extradition agreement between SA and Malawi is published in Pretoria.

France invades Tunisia from Algeria on a pretext, and later establishes a protectorate.

International University Exchange Fund, its Rise and Demise by Enuga S. Reddy

International University Exchange Fund, its Rise and Demise by Enuga S. Reddy

France invades Tunisia from Algeria on a pretext, and later establishes a protectorate.

Eghard van der Hoven, SA actor and arts director, is born.

South Zambesia and North Zambesia (Zambia) are united as Rhodesia Protectorate.