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Letter from Dr James Moroka and Walter Sisulu to Prime Minister 11 February 1952
Egyptian nationalists gain power in the first elections since Farouk succeeded to the throne.
The ANC dismisses proposals to postpone elections in the Empangeni region of KwaZulu-Natal.
Twenty-three girls are burned to death in their boarding house in Mombasa, Kenya.
SA signs Protocol I, II and Ill to the treaty on the Lesotho Highlands members.
United Nations Response to Declaration of Transkei as an ‘Independent Homeland’, 26 October 1976
Jake Tuli (69), first Black SA boxer to win a Commonwealth title, dies in Johannesburg.
UN Security Council calls on UN members to make Africa a nuclear weapons-free zone.
Petrus Mnisi, UWCC and Vaal Youth Congress member, is stabbed to death in Sebokeng.
The International Plant Protection Convention, to which SA is a party, is signed in Rome.
The British government again restricts the Cape Colony to the old Fish River boundary.
SA President’s Council rejects a concept bill, which would have led to stricter apartheid’s enforcement.
Beji Oliphant (25) is shot by police in Klerksdorp while allegedly attempting to escape.
Britain announces agreement to withdraw all its forces from Libya within next few months.
Brazilian President Lula da Silva begins weeklong five-nation trip to Africa, including SA.
French agreement with Ethiopia to finance railway construction provokes protests from Britain and Italy.
The name of the town Victoria in the Karoo is changed to Victoria West.
Selling the big lie: Bureau spends R33m to create SA paradise - on paper
Chapter 2: Protest art 1972 to 1976: Damned with faint praise or buried in Cliche?
UN security council urges use of force to prevent civil war in the Congo.
A mass meeting in Cape Town requests British government to recognise British settlement in Natal.
Daniël Hermanus (Dan) Pienaar is appointed to command the First South African Infantry Brigade.
Natal Indian Congress (NIC) calls a mass meeting to protest against the proposed Asiatic Bill.
The United States begins reassembling a Somali national police force to patrol Mogadishu’s lawless streets.
Dr. Verwoerd announces his plan for the granting of ‘self-rule’ to the Transkei.
Algerian President Liamine Zeroual appoints Ahmed Ouyahia as prime minister to replace Mokdad Sifi.
NUSAS Circular to SRC Presidents, Chairmen, Local Committees, Student Editors and SANSPA and Executive of NUSAS
Circular from John Daniel, Vice-President of NUSAS, to SRC Presidents, Chairmen, Local Committees, Student Editors and SANSPA and Executive of NUSAS, regarding…
Paper on National Civic Movement delivered at UDF National General Conference held in 1 to 3 March 1991
Paper on National Civic Movement delivered at UDF National General Conference held in 1 to 3 March 1991. It deals with the role of UDF in building the Civic…
EventPresident F. W. de Klerk announced the opening of four hitherto Whites-only residential areas to mixed settlement
President F. W. de Klerk announced the opening of four hitherto Whites-only residential areas to mixed settlement. They included two districts in Johannesburg,…
BiographyAdelaine Florence Hain
Anti-apartheid activist Adelaine Hain who was successively jailed, banned and exiled to Britain in Pretoria in the early 1960s died peacefully on 8 September,…