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… overview; Early developments of white and non-white sport in South Africa to 1950; A synopsis of the development of … and the influence of politics to 1970; The multi-national sports concept; The demand for non-racial and normal sport; Legislation and South African sport; The anti-apartheid sports movements and South Africa's sport …

… overview; Early developments of white and non-white sport in South Africa to 1950; A synopsis of the development of … and the influence of politics to 1970; The multi-national sports concept; The demand for non-racial and normal sport; Legislation and South African sport; The anti-apartheid sports movements and South Africa's sport …

… on the 7 April 1997 for allegedly being a spy for the Apartheid regime and for fomenting violence between African … (ANC) members and Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) members in KwaZulu Natal. After his expulsion from the ANC, Nkabinde … accused of starting a low-level war that left 120 people in the Richmond area dead. In January 1999, Nkabinde was …

… This is a trial proceeding held in the supreme court of South Africa about matters between … In the Supreme Court of South Africa: In the matter between the State and Sathasivan Cooper and …

… of the African National Congress, and of all its leaders in South Africa and its jails, on behalf of all the people of … you, Your Majesty, to your Government and your people, and in particular to the families of those who have now left us. … the kind of justice that cannot be expected of the apartheid system. They have not paid any heed to this …

… Stephen Joel Chifunyise [i] was born on 21 September 1948 in Nhema, Shurugwi, in the Midlands province of Zimbabwe (then Southern … Rhodesia). He started school at St Linus Matoranjera in Chitomborwizi, Chinhoyi, where he completed sub A to … [Accessed 20 August 2019] Chifunyise, S. (1990) ‘Trends in Zimbabwean Theatre since 1980.’ Journal of Southern …

… cause of death, was sustained during an interrogation in Room 619 of Sanlam Building, then the headquarters of the … diminish the contributions of victims of torture and death in detention and their place in history. In the case of Biko, … in the areas of dialogue, education, entrepreneurship, sports, arts and culture and research and publications. None …

… I first came into contact with Comrade Devadas Paul David in 1977, soon after a few of us established the Tongaat Youth … and humour. We soon learnt that Paul was a formidable sports person in his own right, having excelled in both …  This particular episode brought international exposure to apartheid. All were subsequently charged with high treason …

… BRICS in Africa: Collaboration for Inclusive Growth and Shared Prosperity in the 4th Industrial Revolution …

… head of the Department of International Affairs, dies in exile in Zambia …

… Kruger (70), wife of Pres. Paul Kruger, dies while he is in exile in Switzerland. …

… SA wins the rugby series 2-0 in Australia by winning the second test 26-17 in Sydney. …

… A group of nine young activists is shot by the SA Police in a house in Vlaklaagte, KwaNdebele. …

… William (Gobo) Ashley, SA cricket player in a test against England (1888-89), dies in Plumtree, Rhodesia. …

… Robert Hector Catterall, SA cricket player in twenty-four test matches, is born in Port Elizabeth. …

… of television productions, cabarets and lyrics, dies in his sleep in Johannesburg. …

… In a television broadcast President Mandela confirms that he will not stand for re-election in 1999. …

… Horace Brackenridge (Jock) Cameron, SA cricket player in twenty-six tests, is born in Port Elizabeth.  …

… The Australian rugby team beats SA 27-21 in the World Cup semi-final in Twickenham. …

… A Crime Against Humanity: analysing the repression of the apartheid state , Johannesburg: Human Rights Committee. … Ten occupants are shot, stabbed and firebombed in an attack on a bus in Katlehong, East Rand. …

… Document 43 - ‘Oppositionists in Congress Attack C.O.D. Against Participation in Racial Elections”, The Citizen, 3, 3, 4 March 1958 …

… APDUSA Views No. 66: Claurina Mokone – Worth Something in Death, but Nothing in Life, November 2002 …

… The SA rugby team loses 3-11 against New Zealand in the second test in Cape Town. …

… The Board of Executors, the first trust company in the world, is founded in Cape Town …

… Benedictus Watermeyer, jurist, politician and educator in the Cape Province, is born in Cape Town. …

… Ryk Tulbach, Cape governor in whose honour the town Tulbach was named, dies in the Cape. …

… The SA rugby team beats the British Isles 14-10 in the first test in Johannesburg. …

… A Crime Against Humanity: analysing the repression of the apartheid state, Johannesburg: Human Rights Committee, p. 269. … Ten residents are killed in Qumbu in revenge for a previous attack  on the village of …

… Thirty-five people are killed in fighting between pro-Inkatha hostel-dwellers and residents in Soweto. …

… Edgar John (Eddie) Barlow, Springbok cricket player in thirty tests (1961-1970), is born in Pretoria. …