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Mohamed Hajee Joosub, pioneer wholesaler, trader, philanthropist and devout Muslim, dies in Pretoria. He was born in Ranavav, I

… wholesaler, trader, philanthropist and devout Muslim, dies in Pretoria. He was born in Ranavav, I …

Twenty-four residents are killed (26-27 August) in police action during a rent demonstration in White City, Soweto.

… A Crime Against Humanity: analysing the repression of the apartheid state, Johannesburg: Human Rights Committee, p. 263. … Twenty-four residents are killed (26-27 August) in police action during a rent demonstration in White City, Soweto. …

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The last session of the Orange Free State Volksraad in the Raadsaal in President Brand Street, Bloemfontein, starts.

… The last session of the Orange Free State Volksraad in the Raadsaal in President Brand Street, Bloemfontein, starts. …

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The last session of the Orange Free State Volksraad in the Raadsaal in President Brand Street, Bloemfontein, starts.

… The last session of the Orange Free State Volksraad in the Raadsaal in President Brand Street, Bloemfontein, starts. …

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Foreign Ministers of the European Communities, meeting in Brussels, adopt a code of conduct for corporations operating in South

… Foreign Ministers of the European Communities, meeting in Brussels, adopt a code of conduct for corporations operating in South …

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Foreign Ministers of the European Communities, meeting in Brussels, adopt a code of conduct for corporations operating in South

… Foreign Ministers of the European Communities, meeting in Brussels, adopt a code of conduct for corporations operating in South …

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WW2: The 12th African Division, with 1st SA Infantry Brigade in command, captures Kismayu in Somaliland.

… The 12th African Division, with 1st SA Infantry Brigade in command, captures Kismayu in Somaliland. …

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The Rev. D. Wilcocks, lecturer at the Wellington Missionary Institute and clergyman in various places in SA, is born.

… at the Wellington Missionary Institute and clergyman in various places in SA, is born. …

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Patrick Makau, ANC/MK, and his child (9) are killed in a bomb attack on two houses in Manzini, Swaziland.

… A Crime Against Humanity: analysing the repression of the apartheid state, Johannesburg: Human Rights Committee, p. 247. … Patrick Makau, ANC/MK, and his child (9) are killed in a bomb attack on two houses in Manzini, Swaziland. …

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A Bill is tabled in Parliament banning henceforth any merger between newspapers published in South Africa, unless authorised by

… A Bill is tabled in Parliament banning henceforth any merger between newspapers published in South Africa, unless authorised by …

Notes for Delegates to the All African People’s Conference to be Held in Accra, Ghana, in December, 1958

… to the All African People’s Conference to be Held in Accra, Ghana, in December, 1958 …

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John Erskine (Jack) Cheetham, SA cricket player in twenty-four test matches, is born in Mowbray, Cape Town.

… John Erskine (Jack) Cheetham, SA cricket player in twenty-four test matches, is born in Mowbray, Cape Town. …

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Birth of the Rosenkowitz sextuplet in Cape Town, the first in the world where all six babies survive.

… Birth of the Rosenkowitz sextuplet in Cape Town, the first in the world where all six babies survive. …

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The first recorded cricket match in South Africa takes place between two defence force teams in Cape Town.

… The first recorded cricket match in South Africa takes place between two defence force teams in Cape Town. …

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The coldest day in Pretoria in 108 years with a minimum of –3,6 and a maximum of 7,5 degrees Centigrade.

… The coldest day in Pretoria in 108 years with a minimum of –3,6 and a maximum of 7,5 …

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Zambian president Kenneth David Kaunda refuses to take part in UK-US discussions on majority rule in Rhodesia.

… Zambian president Kenneth David Kaunda refuses to take part in UK-US discussions on majority rule in Rhodesia. …

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The Transvaal Volksraad appoints Pieter J. Marais as official gold seeker in the Transvaal, after his discoveries in California

… appoints Pieter J. Marais as official gold seeker in the Transvaal, after his discoveries in California …

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The Free Mason Movement is founded in London. It was introduced into SA from the Netherlands in 1772.

… The Free Mason Movement is founded in London. It was introduced into SA from the Netherlands in 1772. …

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André Huguenet, stage-name of Gerhardus Petrus Borstlap, SA actor, producer and author, dies in Bloemfontein in poverty.

… Petrus Borstlap, SA actor, producer and author, dies in Bloemfontein in poverty. …

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The Minister of Cooperation and Development, Dr. Piet Koornhof, announces in the KwaZulu Legislative Assembly in Ulundi, that t

… Cooperation and Development, Dr. Piet Koornhof, announces in the KwaZulu Legislative Assembly in Ulundi, that t …

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Carl Gottlieb Büttner (44), Rhenish missionary, philologist and negotiator in German South West Africa, dies in Berlin, German

… (44), Rhenish missionary, philologist and negotiator in German South West Africa, dies in Berlin, German …

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Albert Camus, French philosopher and receiver of the Nobel Prize for literature in 1957, is born in Algeria.

… philosopher and receiver of the Nobel Prize for literature in 1957, is born in Algeria. …

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SA is third in the Rugby World Cup contest when it beats New Zealand 22-18 in Cardiff.

… SA is third in the Rugby World Cup contest when it beats New Zealand 22-18 in Cardiff. …

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Nadine Gordimer, SA author and recipient of the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1991, is born in Springs.

… SA author and recipient of the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1991, is born in Springs. …

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George Andrew Manuel, scholar, author and one of the first Coloured journalists in SA, is born in Johannesburg.

… scholar, author and one of the first Coloured journalists in SA, is born in Johannesburg. …

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Harold Vane Baumgartner, SA cricket player in one test (1913/1914), is born in Henley-on-Thames, England.

… Harold Vane Baumgartner, SA cricket player in one test (1913/1914), is born in Henley-on-Thames, England. …

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Thomas François Burgers (47), former state president of the ZAR (1872-1877), dies in poverty in Richmond, CC.

… (47), former state president of the ZAR (1872-1877), dies in poverty in Richmond, CC. …

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Speaking at the International Conference on Aids and Sexually Transmitted Infections in Africa (ICASA) in Abuja, Nigeria, Madik

… Conference on Aids and Sexually Transmitted Infections in Africa (ICASA) in Abuja, Nigeria, Madik …

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Zambian president Kenneth David Kaunda refuses to take part in UK-US discussions on majority rule in Rhodesia.

… Zambian president Kenneth David Kaunda refuses to take part in UK-US discussions on majority rule in Rhodesia. …

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The Transvaal Volksraad appoints Pieter J. Marais as official gold seeker in the Transvaal, after his discoveries in California

… appoints Pieter J. Marais as official gold seeker in the Transvaal, after his discoveries in California …

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Mohamed Hajee Joosub, pioneer wholesaler, trader, philanthropist and devout Muslim, dies in Pretoria. He was born in Ranavav, I

Twenty-four residents are killed (26-27 August) in police action during a rent demonstration in White City, Soweto.

The last session of the Orange Free State Volksraad in the Raadsaal in President Brand Street, Bloemfontein, starts.

The last session of the Orange Free State Volksraad in the Raadsaal in President Brand Street, Bloemfontein, starts.

Foreign Ministers of the European Communities, meeting in Brussels, adopt a code of conduct for corporations operating in South

Foreign Ministers of the European Communities, meeting in Brussels, adopt a code of conduct for corporations operating in South

WW2: The 12th African Division, with 1st SA Infantry Brigade in command, captures Kismayu in Somaliland.

The Rev. D. Wilcocks, lecturer at the Wellington Missionary Institute and clergyman in various places in SA, is born.

Patrick Makau, ANC/MK, and his child (9) are killed in a bomb attack on two houses in Manzini, Swaziland.

A Bill is tabled in Parliament banning henceforth any merger between newspapers published in South Africa, unless authorised by

Notes for Delegates to the All African People’s Conference to be Held in Accra, Ghana, in December, 1958

John Erskine (Jack) Cheetham, SA cricket player in twenty-four test matches, is born in Mowbray, Cape Town.

Birth of the Rosenkowitz sextuplet in Cape Town, the first in the world where all six babies survive.

The first recorded cricket match in South Africa takes place between two defence force teams in Cape Town.

The coldest day in Pretoria in 108 years with a minimum of –3,6 and a maximum of 7,5 degrees Centigrade.

Zambian president Kenneth David Kaunda refuses to take part in UK-US discussions on majority rule in Rhodesia.

The Transvaal Volksraad appoints Pieter J. Marais as official gold seeker in the Transvaal, after his discoveries in California

The Free Mason Movement is founded in London. It was introduced into SA from the Netherlands in 1772.

André Huguenet, stage-name of Gerhardus Petrus Borstlap, SA actor, producer and author, dies in Bloemfontein in poverty.

The Minister of Cooperation and Development, Dr. Piet Koornhof, announces in the KwaZulu Legislative Assembly in Ulundi, that t

Carl Gottlieb Büttner (44), Rhenish missionary, philologist and negotiator in German South West Africa, dies in Berlin, German

Albert Camus, French philosopher and receiver of the Nobel Prize for literature in 1957, is born in Algeria.

SA is third in the Rugby World Cup contest when it beats New Zealand 22-18 in Cardiff.

Nadine Gordimer, SA author and recipient of the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1991, is born in Springs.

George Andrew Manuel, scholar, author and one of the first Coloured journalists in SA, is born in Johannesburg.

Harold Vane Baumgartner, SA cricket player in one test (1913/1914), is born in Henley-on-Thames, England.

Thomas François Burgers (47), former state president of the ZAR (1872-1877), dies in poverty in Richmond, CC.

Speaking at the International Conference on Aids and Sexually Transmitted Infections in Africa (ICASA) in Abuja, Nigeria, Madik

Zambian president Kenneth David Kaunda refuses to take part in UK-US discussions on majority rule in Rhodesia.

The Transvaal Volksraad appoints Pieter J. Marais as official gold seeker in the Transvaal, after his discoveries in California