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The leaders of six Black homelands reject the new tricameral constitution. Their statement is also signed by a number of Black

… tricameral constitution. Their statement is also signed by a number of Black …

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Oliver Kgadime (Phukubjane) Matsepe, Northern Sotho novelist and poet and twice awarded the S.E. Mqhayi Prize by the Suid-Afrik

… novelist and poet and twice awarded the S.E. Mqhayi Prize by the Suid-Afrik …

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Separate elections for the four Cape Coloured representative seats are held. They are won by Independents with the United Party

… Cape Coloured representative seats are held. They are won by Independents with the United Party …

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Political assassination: Nic Cruse, who worked for PC Plus, which was started by people within the Mass Democratic Movement, is

… Nic Cruse, who worked for PC Plus, which was started by people within the Mass Democratic Movement, is …

Some Observations on the South African Literary Tradition and the case of Nadine Gordimer: A Dissident´ s View by Dr Selim Y Gool

… and the case of Nadine Gordimer: A Dissident´ s View by Dr Selim Y Gool …

10 things you didn’t know about ‘Mandela’s’ Robben Island by Christine Mungai (Mail and Guardian), 17 March 2015, South Africa

… 10 things you didn’t know about ‘Mandela’s’ Robben Island by Christine Mungai (Mail and Guardian), 17 March 2015, South …

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Anglo-Boer War 2: Colonel R.S.S. Baden-Powell, a special service officer sent by the British Colonial Office, lands at Cape Tow

… R.S.S. Baden-Powell, a special service officer sent by the British Colonial Office, lands at Cape Tow …

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The first official commercial air service in South Africa is introduced by Major Allister Mackintosh Miller under the name of U

… commercial air service in South Africa is introduced by Major Allister Mackintosh Miller under the name of U …

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Anglo-Boer War 2: A group of eight surrendered Boer prisoners of war are shot by the Bushveld Carbineers and a German mission

… group of eight surrendered Boer prisoners of war are shot by the Bushveld Carbineers and a German mission …

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SA wins the 2004 Tri-Nations rugby championship by beating Australia 23-19 in Durban. http://www.news24.com

… SA wins the 2004 Tri-Nations rugby championship by beating Australia 23-19 in Durban. http://www.news24.com …

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The Heeren XVII refuses the catching of whales, suggested by Van Riebeeck to supplement the income generated at the Cape.

… The Heeren XVII refuses the catching of whales, suggested by Van Riebeeck to supplement the income generated at the …

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The London Convention is ratified by the Volksraad. It restored the name Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek and did not mention Britis

… The London Convention is ratified by the Volksraad. It restored the name Zuid-Afrikaansche …

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King Moshesh (Moshoeshoe, Msheshwe) of the Basuto beats off an attack by Com. Louw Wepener of the Orange Free State.

… (Moshoeshoe, Msheshwe) of the Basuto beats off an attack by Com. Louw Wepener of the Orange Free State. …

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Anglo-Boer War 2: At Graaff-Reinet, P.J. Fourie, J. van Rensburg and L.F.S. Pfeiffer are executed by a British firing squad for

… Fourie, J. van Rensburg and L.F.S. Pfeiffer are executed by a British firing squad for …

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More than 120 people are killed by a magnitude 5.6 earthquake, which strikes the Mascara region of western Algeria. Another sou

… More than 120 people are killed by a magnitude 5.6 earthquake, which strikes the Mascara …

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More than 120 people are killed by a magnitude 5.6 earthquake, which strikes the Mascara region of western Algeria. Another sou

… More than 120 people are killed by a magnitude 5.6 earthquake, which strikes the Mascara …

This day in history

Disclosure of Foreign Funding Act No 26, providing for the regulation of foreign donations by or for certain organisations and

… No 26, providing for the regulation of foreign donations by or for certain organisations and …

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J. van Arkel, the first resident Dutch clergyman, arrives at the Cape. Date is given as 17 August by another source.

… clergyman, arrives at the Cape. Date is given as 17 August by another source. …

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The Council of the New Zealand Softball Association decides by seventeen votes to seven to invite a South African men’s softbal

… The Council of the New Zealand Softball Association decides by seventeen votes to seven to invite a South African men’s …

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Joshua Mqabuko Nyangolo Nkomo, considered by many to be the true hero of the Zimbabwean independence struggle, returns to Harar

… Joshua Mqabuko Nyangolo Nkomo, considered by many to be the true hero of the Zimbabwean independence …

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African mineworkers’ strike, led by J.B. Marks, leader of the African Mineworkers’ Union, starts. About 60 000 miners went on s

… African mineworkers’ strike, led by J.B. Marks, leader of the African Mineworkers’ Union, …

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In a by-election held in Natal the United Party candidate wins a seat against the Democratic Party candidate. The ruling Nation

… In a by-election held in Natal the United Party candidate wins a …

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The Federal Congress of the National Party supports the set of constitutional reforms outlined by Prime Minister P.W. Botha, an

… Party supports the set of constitutional reforms outlined by Prime Minister P.W. Botha, an …

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The International Convention with Respect to Laws and Customs of War by Land is signed at The Hague, the Netherlands.

… Convention with Respect to Laws and Customs of War by Land is signed at The Hague, the Netherlands. …

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The Competition Tribunal fines South African Airways (SAA) R45m, the largest-yet fine, for acting illegally by providing incent

… (SAA) R45m, the largest-yet fine, for acting illegally by providing incent …

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A White House statement, issued at the end of a visit by Deputy President Thabo Mbeki, states that a tentative agreement has be

… A White House statement, issued at the end of a visit by Deputy President Thabo Mbeki, states that a tentative …

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The ‘Committee of 10’ formed by prominent Soweto residents, issues a programme for the election of a new community board to hav

… The ‘Committee of 10’ formed by prominent Soweto residents, issues a programme for the …

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Malawian ambassador to South Africa, Joe Kachingwe, is the first Black African statesman to be formally recognised by the Apart

… first Black African statesman to be formally recognised by the Apart …

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A powerful bomb, planted by Frederick John Harris, explodes in the Johannesburg station. One woman is killed and twenty-two (so

… A powerful bomb, planted by Frederick John Harris, explodes in the Johannesburg …

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Dr. Peter Waddington of Reading University, who had been invited by the Goldstone Commission to make an independent inquiry int

… Waddington of Reading University, who had been invited by the Goldstone Commission to make an independent inquiry int …

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The leaders of six Black homelands reject the new tricameral constitution. Their statement is also signed by a number of Black

Oliver Kgadime (Phukubjane) Matsepe, Northern Sotho novelist and poet and twice awarded the S.E. Mqhayi Prize by the Suid-Afrik

Separate elections for the four Cape Coloured representative seats are held. They are won by Independents with the United Party

Political assassination: Nic Cruse, who worked for PC Plus, which was started by people within the Mass Democratic Movement, is

Some Observations on the South African Literary Tradition and the case of Nadine Gordimer: A Dissident´ s View by Dr Selim Y Gool

10 things you didn’t know about ‘Mandela’s’ Robben Island by Christine Mungai (Mail and Guardian), 17 March 2015, South Africa

Anglo-Boer War 2: Colonel R.S.S. Baden-Powell, a special service officer sent by the British Colonial Office, lands at Cape Tow

The first official commercial air service in South Africa is introduced by Major Allister Mackintosh Miller under the name of U

Anglo-Boer War 2: A group of eight surrendered Boer prisoners of war are shot by the Bushveld Carbineers and a German mission

SA wins the 2004 Tri-Nations rugby championship by beating Australia 23-19 in Durban. http://www.news24.com

The Heeren XVII refuses the catching of whales, suggested by Van Riebeeck to supplement the income generated at the Cape.

The London Convention is ratified by the Volksraad. It restored the name Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek and did not mention Britis

King Moshesh (Moshoeshoe, Msheshwe) of the Basuto beats off an attack by Com. Louw Wepener of the Orange Free State.

Anglo-Boer War 2: At Graaff-Reinet, P.J. Fourie, J. van Rensburg and L.F.S. Pfeiffer are executed by a British firing squad for

More than 120 people are killed by a magnitude 5.6 earthquake, which strikes the Mascara region of western Algeria. Another sou

More than 120 people are killed by a magnitude 5.6 earthquake, which strikes the Mascara region of western Algeria. Another sou

Disclosure of Foreign Funding Act No 26, providing for the regulation of foreign donations by or for certain organisations and

J. van Arkel, the first resident Dutch clergyman, arrives at the Cape. Date is given as 17 August by another source.

The Council of the New Zealand Softball Association decides by seventeen votes to seven to invite a South African men’s softbal

Joshua Mqabuko Nyangolo Nkomo, considered by many to be the true hero of the Zimbabwean independence struggle, returns to Harar

African mineworkers’ strike, led by J.B. Marks, leader of the African Mineworkers’ Union, starts. About 60 000 miners went on s

In a by-election held in Natal the United Party candidate wins a seat against the Democratic Party candidate. The ruling Nation

The Federal Congress of the National Party supports the set of constitutional reforms outlined by Prime Minister P.W. Botha, an

The International Convention with Respect to Laws and Customs of War by Land is signed at The Hague, the Netherlands.

The Competition Tribunal fines South African Airways (SAA) R45m, the largest-yet fine, for acting illegally by providing incent

A White House statement, issued at the end of a visit by Deputy President Thabo Mbeki, states that a tentative agreement has be

The ‘Committee of 10’ formed by prominent Soweto residents, issues a programme for the election of a new community board to hav

Malawian ambassador to South Africa, Joe Kachingwe, is the first Black African statesman to be formally recognised by the Apart

A powerful bomb, planted by Frederick John Harris, explodes in the Johannesburg station. One woman is killed and twenty-two (so

Dr. Peter Waddington of Reading University, who had been invited by the Goldstone Commission to make an independent inquiry int