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

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Prof. Gustav Bernhard August Gerdener (86), theologian and historian, dies in Stellenbosch.

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Proceedings and Resolutions of the National European-Bantu Conference, July, 1933 [Extracts]

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Proceedings and Resolutions of the Dutch Reformed Church Conference, September, 1923 [Extracts]

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The first cable connection between SA and Europe, via Aden, is inaugurated.

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Wopko Jensma, SA poet and graphic designer, is born in Ventersdorp, Transvaal.

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Flooding in the Southern Cape causes severe damage to roads and homes.

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The Battle of Berea takes place in the OVS and Basotho War.

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The African Renaissance and the Use of African Languages in Tertiary Education

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Poqo and Rural Resistance in the Transkei, 1960 - 1965 by Tom Lodge

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Then and Now: Activism in Manenberg, 1980 to 2010 by Julian A Jacobs

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Meeting with Swedish Africa Group and Isolate South Africa Committee (I.S.A.K.) -1985

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INTERNATIONAL NGO CONFERENCE AGAINST APARTHEID AND COLONIALISM IN AFRICA Geneva, 2 - 4 September 1974

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The Morogoro conference: A moment of self-reflection - Nhlanhla Ndebele and Noor Nieftagodien

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Volume 7:Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report-List of victims

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The Truth and Reconciliation Commission: success or failure? by Varushka Jardine, 2008

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Albert Luthuli and the African National Congress: A Bio-Bibliography, by Dorothy C. Woodson

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Britain and France submit Suez Canal dispute to the UN Security Council.

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Government releases its White Paper on the Reconstruction and Development Programme (RDP).

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Prof. Gustav Bernhard August Gerdener (86), theologian and historian, dies in Stellenbosch.

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Henry M. Arderne (80), attorney and director of companies, dies in Cape Town.

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

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Dr Achmat Davids (59), historian, researcher and author, dies in Cape Town.

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Nic Swanepoel (58), SA radio broadcaster and TV newsreader, dies in Johannesburg.

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South Africa signs trade agreement with the Czech and Slovak Federal Republic.

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General De la Rey protests the British mistreatment of women and children.

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Mozambique nationalists and Portugal establish a transitional government after a decade of guerrilla fighting.

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

Prof. Gustav Bernhard August Gerdener (86), theologian and historian, dies in Stellenbosch.

Women and Resistance in South Africa by Cherryl Walker, 1982, South Africa

Walter Sisulu and others are arrested under the Suppression of Communism Act.

Egyptian and Moroccan troops land in Saudi Arabia to prevent Iraqi invasion.

Proceedings and Resolutions of the National European-Bantu Conference, July, 1933 [Extracts]

Proceedings and Resolutions of the Dutch Reformed Church Conference, September, 1923 [Extracts]

The first cable connection between SA and Europe, via Aden, is inaugurated.

Wopko Jensma, SA poet and graphic designer, is born in Ventersdorp, Transvaal.

Flooding in the Southern Cape causes severe damage to roads and homes.

The Battle of Berea takes place in the OVS and Basotho War.

The African Renaissance and the Use of African Languages in Tertiary Education

Poqo and Rural Resistance in the Transkei, 1960 - 1965 by Tom Lodge

Then and Now: Activism in Manenberg, 1980 to 2010 by Julian A Jacobs

Meeting with Swedish Africa Group and Isolate South Africa Committee (I.S.A.K.) -1985

INTERNATIONAL NGO CONFERENCE AGAINST APARTHEID AND COLONIALISM IN AFRICA Geneva, 2 - 4 September 1974

The Morogoro conference: A moment of self-reflection - Nhlanhla Ndebele and Noor Nieftagodien

Volume 7:Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa Report-List of victims

The Truth and Reconciliation Commission: success or failure? by Varushka Jardine, 2008

Albert Luthuli and the African National Congress: A Bio-Bibliography, by Dorothy C. Woodson

Britain and France submit Suez Canal dispute to the UN Security Council.

Government releases its White Paper on the Reconstruction and Development Programme (RDP).

Prof. Gustav Bernhard August Gerdener (86), theologian and historian, dies in Stellenbosch.

Henry M. Arderne (80), attorney and director of companies, dies in Cape Town.

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

Dr Achmat Davids (59), historian, researcher and author, dies in Cape Town.

Nic Swanepoel (58), SA radio broadcaster and TV newsreader, dies in Johannesburg.

South Africa signs trade agreement with the Czech and Slovak Federal Republic.

General De la Rey protests the British mistreatment of women and children.

Mozambique nationalists and Portugal establish a transitional government after a decade of guerrilla fighting.