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Sir Abe Bailey (75), SA politician and Rand mine magnate, dies in Muizenberg.

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M.T. Moerane, editor of the World, and Nat Nakasa, journalist, are denied passports.

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Joseph Burtt Davy (70), SA grass expert and botanist, dies in Birmingham, England.

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Ghanaian authorities lift state of emergency in northern towns of Tamale and Yendi.

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United Nations Special Committee Against Apartheid And Centre Against Apartheid by E.S. Reddy

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Proceedings and Resolutions of the National European-Bantu Conference, February, 1929 [Extracts]

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Emil Solomon (Solly) Sachs, socialist and SA trade union leader, dies in London.

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William Govan Bennie (73), educationist and author, is born in Alice, Eastern Cape.

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QwaQwa: Police Amendment Act No 8 and Criminal Law Amendment Act No 10 commence.

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A rented Boeing crashes into a mountain slope at Agadir, Morokko, and 188 people die.

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Positioning NUMSA as a shield and spear of struggling workers by NUMSA, December 2013

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Natal’s Indians, The Empire and the South African War, 1988-1902 Natal’s Indians

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Gandhi and some contemporary African leaders from KwaZulu-Natal by Anil Nauriya (pdf)

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Oliver Tambo and the challenges of the ANC’s military camps, by Gregory Houston

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Mary EvelineFincken singer, teacher of singing, educationist and choirmaster, dies in Cape Town

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Report of the 3rd Unity Conference, Editors S. A. Jayiya and E. Ramsdale, 4-5 January, 1945

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White Lies: Canon Collins and the Secret War Against Apartheid by Denis Herbstein

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Leon Maré, SA author and winner of the Hertzog literary award, is born.

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Leon Maré, SA author and winner of the Hertzog literary award, is born.

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South Africa signs agreement with the Russian Federation on scientific and technological cooperation.

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Agnes Alwena (Wena) Naudé (72), SA stage and cinema actress, dies in Pretoria.

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Ian Bruce Anderson, SA baritone, actor and director, is born in Southport, England.

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Johannes Anthonie Smith, painter, art critic and journalist, is born in Aberdeen, Karoo.

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Sir Abe Bailey (75), SA politician and Rand mine magnate, dies in Muizenberg.

M.T. Moerane, editor of the World, and Nat Nakasa, journalist, are denied passports.

Joseph Burtt Davy (70), SA grass expert and botanist, dies in Birmingham, England.

Ghanaian authorities lift state of emergency in northern towns of Tamale and Yendi.

Culture in the New South Africa by Robert Kriger and Abebe Zegeye - part 6

Culture in the New South Africa by Robert Kriger and Abebe Zegeye - part 5

Culture in the New South Africa by Robert Kriger and Abebe Zegeye - part 4

Culture in the New South Africa by Robert Kriger and Abebe Zegeye - part 3

Culture in the New South Africa by Robert Kriger and Abebe Zegeye - part 2

Nine people are killed and ten wounded in an attack on a Sebokeng hostel.

United Nations Special Committee Against Apartheid And Centre Against Apartheid by E.S. Reddy

Proceedings and Resolutions of the National European-Bantu Con­ference, February, 1929 [Extracts]

Emil Solomon (Solly) Sachs, socialist and SA trade union leader, dies in London.

William Govan Bennie (73), educationist and author, is born in Alice, Eastern Cape.

QwaQwa: Police Amendment Act No 8 and Criminal Law Amendment Act No 10 commence.

A rented Boeing crashes into a mountain slope at Agadir, Morokko, and 188 people die.

Positioning NUMSA as a shield and spear of struggling workers by NUMSA, December 2013

Natal’s Indians, The Empire and the South African War, 1988-1902 Natal’s Indians

Gandhi and some contemporary African leaders from KwaZulu-Natal by Anil Nauriya (pdf)

Oliver Tambo and the challenges of the ANC’s military camps, by Gregory Houston

Mary EvelineFincken singer, teacher of singing, educationist and choirmaster, dies in Cape Town

Report of the 3rd Unity Conference, Editors S. A. Jayiya and E. Ramsdale, 4-5 January, 1945

White Lies: Canon Collins and the Secret War Against Apartheid by Denis Herbstein

Leon Maré, SA author and winner of the Hertzog literary award, is born.

Leon Maré, SA author and winner of the Hertzog literary award, is born.

South Africa signs agreement with the Russian Federation on scientific and technological cooperation.

Agnes Alwena (Wena) Naudé (72), SA stage and cinema actress, dies in Pretoria.

Ian Bruce Anderson, SA baritone, actor and director, is born in Southport, England.

Johannes Anthonie Smith, painter, art critic and journalist, is born in Aberdeen, Karoo.

Proceedings and Resolutions of the National European-Bantu Conference, February, 1929 [Extracts]