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Anti-apartheid cleric, Bishop Ambrose Reeves, returns to South Africa and is deported.

… Anti-apartheid cleric, Bishop Ambrose Reeves, returns to South Africa and is deported. …

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Anti-apartheid cleric, Bishop Ambrose Reeves, returns to South Africa and is deported.

… Anti-apartheid cleric, Bishop Ambrose Reeves, returns to South Africa and is deported. …

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The SA parliament decides with 91 votes against twelve to enter into WW1.

… The SA parliament decides with 91 votes against twelve to enter into WW1. …

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The SA parliament decides with 91 votes against twelve to enter into WW1.

… The SA parliament decides with 91 votes against twelve to enter into WW1. …

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Digging for gold is officially authorised and fortune hunters flock to the Witwatersrand.

… gold is officially authorised and fortune hunters flock to the Witwatersrand. …

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Egypt’s President Gamal Abdel Nasser boycotts first London conference to discuss Suez Canal.

… Gamal Abdel Nasser boycotts first London conference to discuss Suez Canal. …

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The IEC: Calm down to a panic by Stephen Grootes, 2 March 2015, South Africa

… The IEC: Calm down to a panic by Stephen Grootes, 2 March 2015, South Africa …

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’Return to the Freedom Charter’ by Irvin Jim, 14 August, 2014, South Africa

… ’Return to the Freedom Charter’ by Irvin Jim, 14 August, 2014, South …

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Pres. Paul Kruger undertakes his first official visit of two days to Johannesburg.

… Kruger undertakes his first official visit of two days to Johannesburg. …

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Mission of the Special Committee against Apartheid to South Africa (6-10 June), starts.

… a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, Westport: Greenwood. … Mission of the Special Committee against Apartheid to South Africa (6-10 June), starts. …

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Egyptian premier Gamal Abdel Nasser vows to destroy Israel if war is provoked.

… Egyptian premier Gamal Abdel Nasser vows to destroy Israel if war is provoked. …

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Letter reporting on this meeting, from Moses Kotane to Professor Z. K. Matthews, 8 May 1949

… Letter reporting on this meeting, from Moses Kotane to Professor Z. K. Matthews, 8 May 1949 …

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First railway train runs on the Cairo to Khartoum line through the Sudan.

… First railway train runs on the Cairo to Khartoum line through the Sudan. …

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Welcoming address to workshop on anti-trust, monopolies and mergers policy 4 December 1992

… Welcoming address to workshop on anti-trust, monopolies and mergers policy 4 …

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Libya, as chairman of the OAU, supports Swaziland’s claims to South African territory.

… a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997 , Westport: Greenwood … Libya, as chairman of the OAU, supports Swaziland’s claims to South African territory. …

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Expedition under Major Marchand leaves France to advance on Fashoda and claim Sudan.

… Expedition under Major Marchand leaves France to advance on Fashoda and claim Sudan. …

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SA signs amendment to multilateral treaty on endangered species of flora and fauna.

… a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, Westport: Greenwood … SA signs amendment to multilateral treaty on endangered species of flora and …

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Norway announces its plans to open an embassy in Pretoria later this year.

… Norway announces its plans to open an embassy in Pretoria later this year. …

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Mt. Sinai and the surrounding territory is restored to Egyptian control by Israel.

… Mt. Sinai and the surrounding territory is restored to Egyptian control by Israel. …

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The government extends the Erasmus Commission’s terms of reference to 30 May 1979.

… extends the Erasmus Commission’s terms of reference to 30 May 1979. …

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Kaiser Wilhelm II refuses to meet with Boer leader Paul Kruger in Berlin.

… Kaiser Wilhelm II refuses to meet with Boer leader Paul Kruger in Berlin. …

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Closing address to the COSATU Special Congress by Willie Madisha, incoming COSATU President

… Closing address to the COSATU Special Congress by Willie Madisha, incoming …

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Ndiko Marume dies inside a police van while being transported to Sasolburg police station.

… Marume dies inside a police van while being transported to Sasolburg police station. …

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Eric H. Louw, SA foreign minister since January 1955, announces his intention to retire.

… a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, Westport: Greenwood. … minister since January 1955, announces his intention to retire. …

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American forces land in Somalia to begin humanitarian operation in famine-stricken country.

… American forces land in Somalia to begin humanitarian operation in famine-stricken country. …

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Bishop Desmond Tutu leaves for the USA to meet with President Ronald Reagan.

… Bishop Desmond Tutu leaves for the USA to meet with President Ronald Reagan. …

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Robert Sobukwe, former PAC leader, is finally refused permission to leave the country.

… a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, Westport: Greenwood. … Sobukwe, former PAC leader, is finally refused permission to leave the country. …

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Walter Sisulu is sentenced to nine months imprisonment, conditionally suspended for three years.

… Walter Sisulu is sentenced to nine months imprisonment, conditionally suspended for …

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From ballet dancer to body builder: Claire Keeton by SPEAK, April 1994, Johannesburg

… From ballet dancer to body builder: Claire Keeton by SPEAK, April 1994, …

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Web-published response by Thabo Mbeki to Archbishop Tutu ‘s 2004 Nelson Mandela Lecture

… Web-published response by Thabo Mbeki to Archbishop Tutu ‘s 2004 Nelson Mandela Lecture …

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Anti-apartheid cleric, Bishop Ambrose Reeves, returns to South Africa and is deported.

Anti-apartheid cleric, Bishop Ambrose Reeves, returns to South Africa and is deported.

The SA parliament decides with 91 votes against twelve to enter into WW1.

The SA parliament decides with 91 votes against twelve to enter into WW1.

Digging for gold is officially authorised and fortune hunters flock to the Witwatersrand.

Egypt’s President Gamal Abdel Nasser boycotts first London conference to discuss Suez Canal.

The IEC: Calm down to a panic by Stephen Grootes, 2 March 2015, South Africa

’Return to the Freedom Charter’ by Irvin Jim, 14 August, 2014, South Africa

Pres. Paul Kruger undertakes his first official visit of two days to Johannesburg.

Mission of the Special Committee against Apartheid to South Africa (6-10 June), starts.

Egyptian premier Gamal Abdel Nasser vows to destroy Israel if war is provoked.

Letter reporting on this meeting, from Moses Kotane to Professor Z. K. Matthews, 8 May 1949

First railway train runs on the Cairo to Khartoum line through the Sudan.

Welcoming address to workshop on anti-trust, monopolies and mergers policy 4 December 1992

Libya, as chairman of the OAU, supports Swaziland’s claims to South African territory.

Expedition under Major Marchand leaves France to advance on Fashoda and claim Sudan.

SA signs amendment to multilateral treaty on endangered species of flora and fauna.

Norway announces its plans to open an embassy in Pretoria later this year.

Mt. Sinai and the surrounding territory is restored to Egyptian control by Israel.

The government extends the Erasmus Commission’s terms of reference to 30 May 1979.

Kaiser Wilhelm II refuses to meet with Boer leader Paul Kruger in Berlin.

Closing address to the COSATU Special Congress by Willie Madisha, incoming COSATU President

Ndiko Marume dies inside a police van while being transported to Sasolburg police station.

Eric H. Louw, SA foreign minister since January 1955, announces his intention to retire.

American forces land in Somalia to begin humanitarian operation in famine-stricken country.

Bishop Desmond Tutu leaves for the USA to meet with President Ronald Reagan.

Robert Sobukwe, former PAC leader, is finally refused permission to leave the country.

Walter Sisulu is sentenced to nine months imprisonment, conditionally suspended for three years.

From ballet dancer to body builder: Claire Keeton by SPEAK, April 1994, Johannesburg

Web-published response by Thabo Mbeki to Archbishop Tutu ‘s 2004 Nelson Mandela Lecture