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… I, NATREF and SASOL II took place on the night of 31 May/1 June 1980 in order to coincide with Republic Day. The attack …

… sporting achievement after years of isolation. On 24 June 1995 the South African national rugby team, the …

… Self Governance and later the Independence of RSA. In June 1901,  Lord Roberts an English leader, instructed men to …

… a National Monument under old NMC legislation on 10 June 1983.   The Beau Soleil Music Centre was officially …

… and September, and the Sardine Run at the beginning of June.   2)The Potter's Pass Nature Reserve WARNING: THIS IS A …

… occupying settler population via the Native Land Act of 19 June 1913, organised resistance against colonialism would …

… fully-documented human blood transfusion occurred on 15 June 1667, administered by Dr. Jean-Baptiste Denis. A …

… Cape, in around 60 different parties, between April and June 1820. The settlers were granted farms near the village …

… June 12, 1964 was the day for sentencing in the Rivonia Trial …

… of Nazareth House in Durban took place on Saturday, June 8, 2019. Members of the public had been invited to tour …

… Military Museums to the various Arms of Service in June 1987! Martello Tower was transferred to the functional …

… day we realise that, in fact, this democracy does not, and cannot, resolve their problems. Both England and the U.S.A. … women only (despite the previous pledges of Hertzog and Malan that Coloured women would be included), the European …

… born and bred here in Sabalele, Cofimvaba on the 28th of June 1942. He grew up as a child under conditions of extreme … same CODESA opening statement; "For the peace process to succeed demands from all who are committed to democracy, the …

… irrelevant and has to be modified or replaced. If people cannot adopt their culture they cannot solve their new problems. The process of adoption is … are an integral part of White culture. So White culture cannot be adopted by blacks to solve the problem of white …

… located on the site of the present Church Square, began in June 1812, and was named by Governor Cradock after Colonel … located on the site of the present Church Square, began in June 1812, and was named by Governor Cradock after Colonel … slowly, on account of the lack of trained workers, that by June 1814 the Messenger of the Court's house and the gaol had …

… self-confident African Christian expansionism (Hewson, 1950:76-80; Christofersen, 1967: 92). The desire for greater … As a woman testified at a convention in the 1920s: I cannot read the Book. I took the red blouse and daily I am … by African Mothers' Union workers in the 1960s: 'they cannot read or write, the only thing they can do is to preach …

… Zwelinzima Vavi warns the Tripartite Alliance that they cannot take the peoples votes for granted. 17 – 20 September: …

… the faith that true  satyagraha , even by one individual, cannot but succeed. Jail-going was suspended to give time for talks with … to meet to say goodbye to one another. Mrs. Gandhi and I cannot forget the affection you and Miss Greene showed us …

… At the commemoration of South African Freedom Day, on 26 June 1959 - the last semi-legal national conference before … and to unequal educational facilities, sparked by the 16 June uprisings, has been strengthened by the workers` … our struggle, meeting our demands and all our needs. We cannot afford to leave out the Governments of Scandinavian …

… a modern high-level double-lane Bridge called the: ' D. F. Malan Bridge' was erected in 1972.  Namaqualand is the home …

… no way of determining whether their films were going to succeed or fail.  For example, a filmmaker would be able to …

… myself. I didn't want to ask for favours, but I could not succeed alone. When my six months' dole was almost exhausted …

… style and its cornerstone was laid by Lord Kitchener on 12 June 1902. It originally served as a recreation centre for … Kitchener laid the cornerstone of this College on the 12th June 1902. During the Second Boer War, both Lord Kitchener …

… African boy, was one of the first students to die. On June 16, 1976, more than 10,000 black high school students in … go back home.” Students run from police in Johannesburg on June 17, 1976, as they protest authorities opening fire on …

… occupation of the Transvaal capital, Pretoria, on 5 June 1900, there was no end in sight. On the contrary, the … lines. In reaction Roberts issued a proclamation on 16 June 1900, stating that, for every attack on a railway line …

… built from stone, yellowwood, glass and clay. On 19 June 1825 Dr. John Phillip officially opened this unique … Church on 7 November 1814. She died on the 2nd of June 1859. She was described by Rev. T Atkinson as the first …

… was the first day of summer; hence, the summer solstice on June 25 (now June 21) was Midsummer. In the Roman Catholic tradition, May …

… the first day of summer. Therefore, the summer solstice on June 25 (now June 21) was Midsummer. In the Roman Catholic tradition, May …

… was the first day of summer; hence, the summer solstice on June 25 (now June 21) was Midsummer. In the Roman Catholic tradition, May …

… May 1981 was Applause – directed by Anthony Farmer. [v] In June 2000, the South African State Theatre was closed by the …