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Sir George Albu, co-founder of General Mining and Finance, is born in Berlin, Germany.

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Stephanie Faure, one of the SA pioneers in reciting and drama, is born in Pretoria.

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A runaway veld fire destroys more than 90 Nissan cars and a bird sanctuary in Rosslyn, Pretoria

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Political assassination: Ben Badi, Nowinile Badi and granddaughter Vuyokazi Badi (11), are killed at home.

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The PFP meets the ANC in Lusaka and calls for the release of Nelson Mandela.

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T.V. (Tom) Bulpin (81), SA author of travel books and photographer, dies in Cape Town.

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South Africa’s Alternative Press: Voices of Protest and Resistance, 1880-1960 edited by Les Switzer

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Movement matters: American Anti-apartheid activism and the rise of Multicultural Politics by David L. Hostetter

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For their triumphs and for their tears, Women in Apartheid South Africa by Hilda Bernstein

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The minister of Police, Justice and Prisons lifts the closure of schools in Black townships.

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Bongani Aug Khumalo, strategic advisor, Integrated Sustainable Rural Development &amp; HIV/AIDS, Deputy President’s Office and

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The World Alliance of Reformed (Presbyterian and Congregational) Churches (WARC) suspends the Nederduitse Gereformeerde Kerk (N

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Dorothea (Anne) Fairbridge (69), author of historical fiction and non-fiction, dies in Cape Town.

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William Wilberforce, English philanthropist and champion for the abolishment of the slave trade, is born.

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Zambian police shoot and wound former president Kenneth Kaunda at an opposition rally in Kabwe.

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A German protectorate is declared over Angra Pequena and the German flag is hoisted at Lüderitzbucht.

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Theodore Walter Jandrell, SA teacher, inspector of schools and poet, is born in Richmond, CP.

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Shaun MacLean Pollock, Springbok cricket player and son of the Springbok Peter Pollock, is born.

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Jannie Gildenhuys (70), well-known SA TV and stage actor, dies in Heidelberg, Western Cape.

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UN Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold and UN troops enter rebel province of Katanga in Zaire.

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Johan Bernard Zulch Keet, SA musician and leader of the Asaf choir in Johannesburg, dies.

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Britain and Egypt initial an agreement to end British occupation of the Suez Canal Zone.

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Arnoldus Pannevis (46), champion for Afrikaans language rights and educationist, is born in Paarl, Cape.

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Carl Ludwig Phillip Zeyher, SA botanist and collector of plants, is born in Dillenburg, Hesse.

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Johann Christian Ritter, probably the first printer and bookbinder in SA, is born in Germany.

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The Dilema of Albie Sachs: ANC Constitutionalism and the Death of Thamizulu by Paul Trewhela

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Kagiso Patrick (Pat) Mautloa, SA artist and commercial designer, is born in Ventersdorp, Western Transvaal.

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Chief Sekwati, Pedi paramount chief, dies in Mosega and is succeeded by his son Sekhukhune I.

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Dr Crispin Mbai, a Kenyan academic and member of Kenya’s constitution review commission is shot dead.

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Sir George Albu, co-founder of General Mining and Finance, is born in Berlin, Germany.

Stephanie Faure, one of the SA pioneers in reciting and drama, is born in Pretoria.

A runaway veld fire destroys more than 90 Nissan cars and a bird sanctuary in Rosslyn, Pretoria

Political assassination: Ben Badi, Nowinile Badi and granddaughter Vuyokazi Badi (11), are killed at home.

The PFP meets the ANC in Lusaka and calls for the release of Nelson Mandela.

T.V. (Tom) Bulpin (81), SA author of travel books and photographer, dies in Cape Town.

South Africa’s Alternative Press: Voices of Protest and Resistance, 1880-1960 edited by Les Switzer

Movement matters: American Anti-apartheid activism and the rise of Multicultural Politics by David L. Hostetter

For their triumphs and for their tears, Women in Apartheid South Africa by Hilda Bernstein

The minister of Police, Justice and Prisons lifts the closure of schools in Black townships.

Bongani Aug Khumalo, strategic advisor, Integrated Sustainable Rural Development &amp;amp; HIV/AIDS, Deputy President’s Office and

The World Alliance of Reformed (Presbyterian and Congregational) Churches (WARC) suspends the Nederduitse Gereformeerde Kerk (N

Dorothea (Anne) Fairbridge (69), author of historical fiction and non-fiction, dies in Cape Town.

William Wilberforce, English philanthropist and champion for the abolishment of the slave trade, is born.

Zambian police shoot and wound former president Kenneth Kaunda at an opposition rally in Kabwe.

A German protectorate is declared over Angra Pequena and the German flag is hoisted at Lüderitzbucht.

Theodore Walter Jandrell, SA teacher, inspector of schools and poet, is born in Richmond, CP.

Shaun MacLean Pollock, Springbok cricket player and son of the Springbok Peter Pollock, is born.

Jannie Gildenhuys (70), well-known SA TV and stage actor, dies in Heidelberg, Western Cape.

UN Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold and UN troops enter rebel province of Katanga in Zaire.

Johan Bernard Zulch Keet, SA musician and leader of the Asaf choir in Johannesburg, dies.

Britain and Egypt initial an agreement to end British occupation of the Suez Canal Zone.

Arnoldus Pannevis (46), champion for Afrikaans language rights and educationist, is born in Paarl, Cape.

Carl Ludwig Phillip Zeyher, SA botanist and collector of plants, is born in Dillenburg, Hesse.

Johann Christian Ritter, probably the first printer and bookbinder in SA, is born in Germany.

The Dilema of Albie Sachs: ANC Constitutionalism and the Death of Thamizulu by Paul Trewhela

Kagiso Patrick (Pat) Mautloa, SA artist and commercial designer, is born in Ventersdorp, Western Transvaal.

Chief Sekwati, Pedi paramount chief, dies in Mosega and is succeeded by his son Sekhukhune I.

Dr Crispin Mbai, a Kenyan academic and member of Kenya’s constitution review commission is shot dead.

Bongani Aug Khumalo, strategic advisor, Integrated Sustainable Rural Development & HIV/AIDS, Deputy President’s Office and