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A unique referendum in British Cameroon is carried out with support from UN. The Northern part of British Cameroon votes to joi

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The Electoral College elects Balthasar Johannes (John) Vorster as State President by 173 votes to the nineteen cast for Sir de

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The Electoral College elects Balthasar Johannes (John) Vorster as State President by 173 votes to the nineteen cast for Sir de

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Following a statement issued by the ANC earlier the day, the Tshwane City Council votes to retain the name, Pretoria, for the c

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The House of Assembly approves, by eighty-six votes to forty-three, a motion to appoint a Select Committee to inquire into and

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Suppression of Communism Further Amendment Bill is approved by 106 votes to forty at its third reading. It is made retrospectiv

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UN Security Council votes to ban flights and arms sales to Libya, branding it a terrorist state for shielding six men accused o

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Anglo-Boer War 2: In a diplomatic note to the ZAR Milner states that the new Aliens Act includes unacceptable regulations.

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Old Mutual announces its intention to note shares on the London stock exchange and four stock exchanges in Africa.

Mohamed Farouk Asvat portrait

Mohamed Farouk Asvat

… verse: https://faroukasvat-verse.blogspot.com notes: https://faroukasvat-notes.blogspot.com stories: …

Milwa Mnyaluza “George” Pemba portrait

Milwa Mnyaluza “George” Pemba

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The results of the local government elections in Kwazulu-Natal indicate that Inkatha polled 44.50 percent of the votes, the ANC

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Dr Nnoseng Ellen Kate Kuzwayo, ANC politician and noted writer of Call me Woman (winner of CNA Award 1985 and translated into s

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The South African Parliament votes to amend the Internal Security Act No. 74 of 1982. Police will in future need the permission

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The International Court of Justice at The Hague rules, by the narrow majority of eight votes to seven, that it has jurisdiction

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UN Security Council votes to set up the largest and most expensive peacekeeping operation so far 30 000 troops and civilians ar

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First ever multi-racial elections held in South Africa ends, with the ANC receiving 62.6% of the votes and the National Party 2

Soli Philander

George Naicker portrait

George Naicker

Devikarani Priscilla Jana portrait

Devikarani Priscilla Jana

Bantu Holomisa portrait

Bantu Holomisa

Sidney Percival Bunting portrait

Sidney Percival Bunting

Esmé Berman

Doing Oral History

… would be in the form of a report, with supporting field notes. A possibly extension activity could take the form of a … were identified as necessary for this project: Field notes or logbook that could include the following: general … questions to be put to the interviewee, brief biographical notes on the interviewee, details of research underpinning …

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The second general election is held in the Union of South Africa. The South African Party gets 94 000 votes. The National Party

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President Reagan’s decision not to impose sanctions on South Africa is overridden by Senate veto, 78 votes to 21, and the US in

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The UN Security Council votes to lift sanctions against Libya that had been in place for eleven years as a response to the 1988

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The electoral college elects T.E. Donges as the next State President by 163 votes to fifty-two, cast for Major van der Byl.

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Zola Budd, noted SA athlete who emigrated to Britain in 1984 to take part in the Los Angeles Olympic Games, announces that she

Teachers League of South Africa (TLSA) conference in 1925

Teachers League of South Africa (TLSA) conference in 1925

… needed to start the TLSA. Historian Mohamed Adhikari notes that: “The APO's role as midwife in the birth of the … and later Willem P van Schoor became its editor. Adhikari notes that “although the league did not initially exclude …