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Charles Baxter, SA author and Natal magistrate, is born in Oxfordshire, England.

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Nothembu Grace Millicent, social worker and community leader, dies in Cape Town.

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Thomas Sankara and Burkina Faso’s ‘Black Spring’ By Ernest Harsch, 9 February 2015

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Gordimer: Allergic to nonsense, and tired of idiotic questions By Tiisetso Makube

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Louis Cornelius Eksteen, SA linguist and poet, is born in Windhoek, SWA.

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Jonathan Ayliff (56), Cape attorney, politician and colonial secretary, dies in London.

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Egyptian and Israeli forces clash in the Sinai desert in fierce fights.

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Dr Anton Carlisle Hartman, SA musician and director, is born in Krugersdorp.

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Dr Louis Herman, SA educationist and writer, is born in Southampton, England.

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Sol Plaatje Reconsidered: Rethinking Plaatje’s Attitudes to Class, Nation, Gender, and Empire

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SA signs treaty with France on air pooling, concerning SAA and UTA.

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Gustav Preller, champion of Afrikaans, educationist and writer, is born in Pretoria.

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Cabaret Night and Day, 1970, hand printed fiber base silver gelatin print

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A Common Hunger: Land Rights in Canada And South Africa by Joan Fairweather

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International Socialism and the Native – No Labour Movement without the Black Proletariat

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The role of the SACP in the transition to democracy and socialism

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Phylis Naidoo speaks on Chris Hani and his contribution to liberation struggle

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The Revival of the Labour Movement, 1970–1980 by J. Sithole and S. Ndlovu

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Of Ruth First and Joe Slovo: Let Us Now Remember Past Activists

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APDUSA Views - Issue No 10: The Student Struggle and You, January 1986

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Struggle for Liberation in South Africa and International Solidarity edited by E. S. Reddy

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(Pieter) Hugo Naude, SA portrait and landscape painter, is born in Worcester.

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Prof. Pieter de Villiers Pienaar, Afrikaans linguist and cultural historian, is born.

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Several military officers and civilians are arrested in Mauritania for plotting a coup.

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The Department of Posts and Telecommunications dismisses 14 000 striking postal workers.

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Charles Baxter, SA author and Natal magistrate, is born in Oxfordshire, England.

Nothembu Grace Millicent, social worker and community leader, dies in Cape Town.

Remarks at a farewell luncheon for business and labour Pretoria 26 May 1999

Remarks at a farewell luncheon for business and labour Pretoria 26 May 1999

Joint Statement Of Dr. Yusuf M. Dadoo And Dr. G. M. Naicker, March 11, 1947

Thomas Sankara and Burkina Faso’s ‘Black Spring’ By Ernest Harsch, 9 February 2015

Gordimer: Allergic to nonsense, and tired of idiotic questions By Tiisetso Makube

Louis Cornelius Eksteen, SA linguist and poet, is born in Windhoek, SWA.

Jonathan Ayliff (56), Cape attorney, politician and colonial secretary, dies in London.

Egyptian and Israeli forces clash in the Sinai desert in fierce fights.

Dr Anton Carlisle Hartman, SA musician and director, is born in Krugersdorp.

Dr Louis Herman, SA educationist and writer, is born in Southampton, England.

Sol Plaatje Reconsidered: Rethinking Plaatje’s Attitudes to Class, Nation, Gender, and Empire

SA signs treaty with France on air pooling, concerning SAA and UTA.

Gustav Preller, champion of Afrikaans, educationist and writer, is born in Pretoria.

Cabaret Night and Day, 1970, hand printed fiber base silver gelatin print

A Common Hunger: Land Rights in Canada And South Africa by Joan Fairweather

International Socialism and the Native – No Labour Movement without the Black Proletariat

The role of the SACP in the transition to democracy and socialism

Phylis Naidoo speaks on Chris Hani and his contribution to liberation struggle

The Revival of the Labour Movement, 1970–1980 by J. Sithole and S. Ndlovu

Of Ruth First and Joe Slovo: Let Us Now Remember Past Activists

APDUSA Views - Issue No 10: The Student Struggle and You, January 1986

Struggle for Liberation in South Africa and International Solidarity edited by E. S. Reddy

(Pieter) Hugo Naude, SA portrait and landscape painter, is born in Worcester.

Prof. Pieter de Villiers Pienaar, Afrikaans linguist and cultural historian, is born.

Several military officers and civilians are arrested in Mauritania for plotting a coup.

The Department of Posts and Telecommunications dismisses 14 000 striking postal workers.