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Hans Aschenborn, SA painter and graphic artist, dies in Kiel, Germany.
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World War 2: The British and US armies link up in Africa.
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John B. Biddulph, trader, adventurer and traveller, marries Wilhelmina Theodora Elizabeth Wahlstrand.
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Statements in Court, by Nelson Mandela, October 22 and November 7, 1962
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Ruth First paid tribute to the couple: Walter and Albertina, 2005
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Britain seizes the islands of Reunion and Mauritius from French control.
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SA actress and musician Sophie Mgcina dies due to heart failure.
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George Fullerton, SA cricketer and keeper-batsman (1947-51), is born.
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A comprehensive monetary agreement is signed between South Africa, Lesotho and Swaziland.
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SA signs agreement with the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development.
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Gideon Fagan, SA composer and director, is born in Somerset West.
FOSATU calls on workers worldwide to unite and fight against oppression
Workers learn all there is to know about health and safety
Fossils from the past: resurrecting and restructuring the National Manpower Commission
The historical and contemporary use of job evaluation in South Africa
Negotiating the future of traditional healers in SA: differences and difficulties
The orderly urbanisation policy and the plight of the urban poor
Toture and the medical profession in South Africa - complicity or concern?
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Palestine will be free! Zionism, white supremacy and the Palestine revolution
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African revolutionary intellectuals and the struggle for social transformation in Africa
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Eternal glory to Mao-Tse-Tung, our great leader and teacher
Leverkusen exposes the myths - IDASA group meet Soviet Africanists and ANC
For our country and people: report on recent ANC Youth Conference
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Chapter 1 - The Colonial Photographic Discourse and Censorship – Challenges for Resistance Photographers
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Dirk Meerkotter, SA painter and potter, is born in Pietersburg, Tvl.
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Axis forces pull out of Tripoli and head back towards Tunisia.
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Press statement of the CASA colloquium on South Africa and journalism
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Fort Klapperkop and Fort Skanskop, Pretoria, are opened to the public.
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A Government Gazette of this date amends and eases security emergency regulations.
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