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Speech of Comrade Nelson Mandela to Soccer City Rally Soweto, 16th December 1990

… Speech of Comrade Nelson Mandela to Soccer City Rally Soweto, 16th December 1990 …

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Message to the second National Consultative Conference of the ANC Kabwe, Zambia, June 1985

… Message to the second National Consultative Conference of the ANC …

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Message to the second National Consultative Conference of the ANC Kabwe, Zambia, June 1985

… Message to the second National Consultative Conference of the ANC …

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Petrus Mnisi, UWCC and Vaal Youth Congress member, is stabbed to death in Sebokeng.

… Mnisi, UWCC and Vaal Youth Congress member, is stabbed to death in Sebokeng. …

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Brazilian President Lula da Silva begins weeklong five-nation trip to Africa, including SA.

… BBC, (2004). 'Key Dates', Focus on Africa , January to March, v. 15 no 1, p. 9 | https://www.anc.org.za/ … President Lula da Silva begins weeklong five-nation trip to Africa, including SA. …

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SA President’s Council rejects a concept bill, which would have led to stricter apartheid’s enforcement.

… Council rejects a concept bill, which would have led to stricter apartheid’s enforcement. …

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Jake Tuli (69), first Black SA boxer to win a Commonwealth title, dies in Johannesburg.

… Jake Tuli (69), first Black SA boxer to win a Commonwealth title, dies in Johannesburg. …

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Beji Oliphant (25) is shot by police in Klerksdorp while allegedly attempting to escape.

… is shot by police in Klerksdorp while allegedly attempting to escape. …

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Britain announces agreement to withdraw all its forces from Libya within next few months.

… Britain announces agreement to withdraw all its forces from Libya within next few months. …

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United Nations investigators arrive in Sudan to determine whether genocide took place in Darfur.

… United Nations investigators arrive in Sudan to determine whether genocide took place in Darfur. …

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The Namibian farm workers union backs down on threat to occupy fifteen commercial farms.

… BBC, (2004). 'Key Dates', Focus on Africa, January to March, v. 15 no 1, p. 9 … The Namibian farm workers union backs down on threat to occupy fifteen commercial farms. …

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UN Security Council calls on UN members to make Africa a nuclear weapons-free zone.

… UN Security Council calls on UN members to make Africa a nuclear weapons-free zone. …

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The International Plant Protection Convention, to which SA is a party, is signed in Rome.

… The International Plant Protection Convention, to which SA is a party, is signed in Rome. …

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The British government again restricts the Cape Colony to the old Fish River boundary.

… The British government again restricts the Cape Colony to the old Fish River boundary. …

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Algerian President Liamine Zeroual appoints Ahmed Ouyahia as prime minister to replace Mokdad Sifi.

… Liamine Zeroual appoints Ahmed Ouyahia as prime minister to replace Mokdad Sifi. …

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The name of the town Victoria in the Karoo is changed to Victoria West.

… The name of the town Victoria in the Karoo is changed to Victoria West. …

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General Jan Smuts leaves Cape Town for London to attend the world economic conference.

… General Jan Smuts leaves Cape Town for London to attend the world economic conference. …

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United Nations Response to Declaration of Transkei as an ‘Independent Homeland’, 26 October 1976

… United Nations Response to Declaration of Transkei as an ‘Independent Homeland’, 26 …

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ANC Women’s League: South African Women March To Freedom! By SPEAK, June 1990, Johannesburg

… ANC Women’s League: South African Women March To Freedom! By SPEAK, June 1990, Johannesburg …

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Zimbabwe charges sixty-nine suspected mercenaries with conspiring to murder Nguema of Equatorial Guinea.

… charges sixty-nine suspected mercenaries with conspiring to murder Nguema of Equatorial Guinea. …

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Major cabinet portfolio changes are made to co-ordinate economic policy and constitutional negotiations.

… a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, Westport: Greenwood. … Major cabinet portfolio changes are made to co-ordinate economic policy and constitutional …

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A Dutch fleet under Cornelis Houtman sights the Cape while on a voyage to the East.

… under Cornelis Houtman sights the Cape while on a voyage to the East. …

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The Ivory Coast Foreign Minister urges African nations to seek dialogue with South Africa.

… The Ivory Coast Foreign Minister urges African nations to seek dialogue with South Africa. …

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Morocco and Algeria sign accord to end border conflict which resulted in troop clashes.

… Morocco and Algeria sign accord to end border conflict which resulted in troop clashes. …

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Rugby teams of SA and France play to a draw with no score in Paris.

… Rugby teams of SA and France play to a draw with no score in Paris. …

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Dr. Verwoerd announces his plan for the granting of ‘self-rule’ to the Transkei.

… announces his plan for the granting of ‘self-rule’ to the Transkei. …

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French agreement with Ethiopia to finance railway construction provokes protests from Britain and Italy.

… French agreement with Ethiopia to finance railway construction provokes protests from …

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Natal Indian Congress (NIC) calls a mass meeting to protest against the proposed Asiatic Bill.

… Natal Indian Congress (NIC) calls a mass meeting to protest against the proposed Asiatic Bill. …

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The United States begins reassembling a Somali national police force to patrol Mogadishu’s lawless streets.

… States begins reassembling a Somali national police force to patrol Mogadishu’s lawless streets. …

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Egyptian nationalists gain power in the first elections since Farouk succeeded to the throne.

… gain power in the first elections since Farouk succeeded to the throne. …

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Speech of Comrade Nelson Mandela to Soccer City Rally Soweto, 16th December 1990

Message to the second National Consultative Conference of the ANC Kabwe, Zambia, June 1985

Message to the second National Consultative Conference of the ANC Kabwe, Zambia, June 1985

Petrus Mnisi, UWCC and Vaal Youth Congress member, is stabbed to death in Sebokeng.

Brazilian President Lula da Silva begins weeklong five-nation trip to Africa, including SA.

SA President’s Council rejects a concept bill, which would have led to stricter apartheid’s enforcement.

Jake Tuli (69), first Black SA boxer to win a Commonwealth title, dies in Johannesburg.

Beji Oliphant (25) is shot by police in Klerksdorp while allegedly attempting to escape.

Britain announces agreement to withdraw all its forces from Libya within next few months.

United Nations investigators arrive in Sudan to determine whether genocide took place in Darfur.

The Namibian farm workers union backs down on threat to occupy fifteen commercial farms.

UN Security Council calls on UN members to make Africa a nuclear weapons-free zone.

The International Plant Protection Convention, to which SA is a party, is signed in Rome.

The British government again restricts the Cape Colony to the old Fish River boundary.

Algerian President Liamine Zeroual appoints Ahmed Ouyahia as prime minister to replace Mokdad Sifi.

The name of the town Victoria in the Karoo is changed to Victoria West.

General Jan Smuts leaves Cape Town for London to attend the world economic conference.

United Nations Response to Declaration of Transkei as an ‘Independent Homeland’, 26 October 1976

ANC Women’s League: South African Women March To Freedom! By SPEAK, June 1990, Johannesburg

Zimbabwe charges sixty-nine suspected mercenaries with conspiring to murder Nguema of Equatorial Guinea.

Major cabinet portfolio changes are made to co-ordinate economic policy and constitutional negotiations.

A Dutch fleet under Cornelis Houtman sights the Cape while on a voyage to the East.

The Ivory Coast Foreign Minister urges African nations to seek dialogue with South Africa.

Morocco and Algeria sign accord to end border conflict which resulted in troop clashes.

Rugby teams of SA and France play to a draw with no score in Paris.

Dr. Verwoerd announces his plan for the granting of ‘self-rule’ to the Transkei.

French agreement with Ethiopia to finance railway construction provokes protests from Britain and Italy.

Natal Indian Congress (NIC) calls a mass meeting to protest against the proposed Asiatic Bill.

The United States begins reassembling a Somali national police force to patrol Mogadishu’s lawless streets.

Egyptian nationalists gain power in the first elections since Farouk succeeded to the throne.