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Twenty-two residents are killed in Katlehong and Tokoza, in ongoing township violence.

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Thomas Boydell (84), British born SA minister of Post and Telegraph Systems, dies.

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Peace and Stability by ANC, 30 March 2007, 52nd National Conference, Polokwane

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Nadine Gordimer: A rich legacy for young artists by Bongani Kona and Dudumalingani Mqombothi.

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The Memoirs of Paul Kruger, Chapter 1, (On my early days and private life)

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Crisis, History and the Challenge of Reinvention in the Postcolonial by Laurence Piper

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Teachers and pupils are arrested at the Morris lsaacson High School in Soweto.

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Archibald Campbell Mzoliza (AC) Jordan, Xhosa writer and linguist dies in Wisconsin, USA

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A separate and autonomous Department of Bantu Education, under its own ministry, is established.

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President Kenyatta bans the Kenya Peoples Union and arrests its leader Oginga Odinga.

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The United Republic of Tanganyika, Zanzibar and Pemba changes its name to Tanzania.

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Louis Balthazar Meurant, Swiss-born SA musician and composer, dies in Cape Town.

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Zephania Lekoane Mothopeng (Uncle Zeph), teacher, choirmaster and PAC president, dies in Johannesburg.

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Sir Ebenezer John Buchanan (86), journalist, politician and judge, dies in Cape Town.

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Oliver Kgadime Matsepe, Northern Sotho writer and poet dies in Tafelkop, Groblersdal district.

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Elizabeth Bosman, early SA author and religious poet, is born in Drakenstein, Cape.

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Richard Granville Baloyi, politician, businessman and community leader born c. 1897, dies in Alexandra.

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Dr Willem Jacobus Viljoen, teacher and linguist, is born in Richmond, Cape Colony.

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Arthur Elias Letele, medical doctor and politician, is born in Maseru, Basutoland (Lesotho).

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James Cameron (75), SA educationist and minister of religion, dies in Bournemouth England.

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Cetshwayo kaMpaande in Zulu Literature by N.N. Canonici and T.T. Cele (Alternation), 1998

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Natives Land Act 1913 specific cases of evictions and hardship by R.W. Msimang

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APDUSA Views - Issue No 81: Halt Vilification and Persecution of Minorities, February 2007

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APDUSA Views - Issue No 46: The Boipatong Massacre -Before and After, August 1992

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APDUSA Bulletin 5: War On Sellouts! - A Matter of Life and Death! June/July 1984

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Youth and the Building of the Nation by I.B. Tabata, 20 December 1951

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Trade Unions and the National Struggle for Liberation by Dr G H Gool, 2-3 April 1951

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David Maphugumzana Sibeko, insurance agent, journalist and politician, is born in Sophiatown, Johannesburg.

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Dr John Wood (84), botanist and collector of plants, is born in Durban.

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Adv. J.G. (Johannes Gerhardus) Strijdom (65), SA prime minister, dies in Cape Town.

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Twenty-two residents are killed in Katlehong and Tokoza, in ongoing township violence.

Thomas Boydell (84), British born SA minister of Post and Telegraph Systems, dies.

Peace and Stability by ANC, 30 March 2007, 52nd National Conference, Polokwane

Nadine Gordimer: A rich legacy for young artists by Bongani Kona and Dudumalingani Mqombothi.

The Memoirs of Paul Kruger, Chapter 1, (On my early days and private life)

Crisis, History and the Challenge of Reinvention in the Postcolonial by Laurence Piper

Teachers and pupils are arrested at the Morris lsaacson High School in Soweto.

Archibald Campbell Mzoliza (AC) Jordan, Xhosa writer and linguist dies in Wisconsin, USA

A separate and autonomous Department of Bantu Education, under its own ministry, is established.

President Kenyatta bans the Kenya Peoples Union and arrests its leader Oginga Odinga.

The United Republic of Tanganyika, Zanzibar and Pemba changes its name to Tanzania.

Louis Balthazar Meurant, Swiss-born SA musician and composer, dies in Cape Town.

Zephania Lekoane Mothopeng (Uncle Zeph), teacher, choirmaster and PAC president, dies in Johannesburg.

Sir Ebenezer John Buchanan (86), journalist, politician and judge, dies in Cape Town.

Oliver Kgadime Matsepe, Northern Sotho writer and poet dies in Tafelkop, Groblersdal district.

Elizabeth Bosman, early SA author and religious poet, is born in Drakenstein, Cape.

Richard Granville Baloyi, politician, businessman and community leader born c. 1897, dies in Alexandra.

Dr Willem Jacobus Viljoen, teacher and linguist, is born in Richmond, Cape Colony.

Arthur Elias Letele, medical doctor and politician, is born in Maseru, Basutoland (Lesotho).

James Cameron (75), SA educationist and minister of religion, dies in Bournemouth England.

Cetshwayo kaMpaande in Zulu Literature by N.N. Canonici and T.T. Cele (Alternation), 1998

Natives Land Act 1913 specific cases of evictions and hardship by R.W. Msimang

APDUSA Views - Issue No 81: Halt Vilification and Persecution of Minorities, February 2007

APDUSA Views - Issue No 46: The Boipatong Massacre -Before and After, August 1992

APDUSA Bulletin 5: War On Sellouts! - A Matter of Life and Death! June/July 1984

Youth and the Building of the Nation by I.B. Tabata, 20 December 1951

Trade Unions and the National Struggle for Liberation by Dr G H Gool, 2-3 April 1951

David Maphugumzana Sibeko, insurance agent, journalist and politician, is born in Sophiatown, Johannesburg.

Dr John Wood (84), botanist and collector of plants, is born in Durban.

Adv. J.G. (Johannes Gerhardus) Strijdom (65), SA prime minister, dies in Cape Town.