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Breederivier/Breede River, Western Cape

… the Western Cape of South Africa. The mouth is located in San Sebastian Bay and is known as a significant ecological …

“The Dark and Heavy Shadow”: Gender Based Violence and Anti-Gender-Based-Violence Campaigns in South Africa

“The Dark and Heavy Shadow”: Gender Based Violence and Anti-Gender-Based-Violence Campaigns in South Africa

Document 71 - Spartacus Club October Revolution Celebrations Oddfellows Hall, 70 Loop Street, Cape Town, 6 November 1937

Smuts becomes Prime Minister

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Smuts becomes Prime Minister

Banned PAC leader Sobukwe is admitted as attorney

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Banned PAC leader Sobukwe is admitted as attorney

Alfred Mangena portrait

Alfred Mangena

Eric Magamana Lubisi portrait

Eric Magamana Lubisi

Elliot Shabangu portrait

Elliot Shabangu

Charles Llewellyn portrait

Charles Llewellyn

An exercise in Crystal-gazing: Address given by professor H.L. Watts at the Black Sash National Annual Conference held at Pietermaritzburg

An exercise in Crystal-gazing: Address given by professor H.L. Watts at the Black Sash National Annual Conference held at Pietermaritzburg

Message to the Natal Indian Congress Secretariat: Call for an All-In Conference to Fight the Group Areas Act, November 1955

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Justice Minister Kobie Coetsee grants the “Sharpeville Six” an indefinite stay of execution. Date is given as 14 July in anot

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Jabu Jeremiah (Shuffle) Pule, SA footballer who was winner of the Kick Off Magazine Soccer Player of the Season, ½ award, is b

SPEECH BY PRESIDENT NELSON MANDELA AT AN OFFICIAL LUNCHEON HOSTED BY PRESIDENT SCALFARO OF ITALY Quirinale Palace, Rome, 17 June 1998

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The minister of mines announces that SA scientists under Drs A.J.A. Roux and W.L. Grant have developed a new method to enrich u

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Christoffel Coetzee, SA author and winner of the Eugène Marais and M-Net awards for his novel ‘Op soek na generaal Mannetjies

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The SA Minister of Finance attacks the United States and other former ‘gold pool’ countries for attempting to reduce the moneta

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Dr Karl Bremmer, SA minister of health after whom the Karl Bremer Hospital in Bellville was named, dies in Cape Town.

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Matsilela Ephraim (Jomo) Sono, SA soccer player and director, is born in Orlando East, Soweto. After his father died, he lived

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Three motorcars are burned, another twenty damaged and an auditorium set alight when 3 000 members of the National Union of Min

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Chamber of Commerce and Industry of USSR and South African Chamber of Mines sign an agreement to promote exchange of informatio

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Passive Resister reports that Moulvi Saloojee, one of the most respected Muslim priests and an active member of the Working Com

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Justice Minister Kobie Coetsee grants the “Sharpeville Six” an indefinite stay of execution. He says the move is to afford them

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SA tennis player Wesley Moodie and Australian Stephen Huss win the Wimbledon Men’s double title by beating twins Bob and Mike B

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The SA Foreign Minister, Dr. H. Muller and the new British Foreign Secretary, Sir Alec Douglas-Home, discuss the question of th

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SA, suspended since 1964, rejoins the International Olympic Committee and is allowed to take part in the next Olympic Games to

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Ruth (Ethel) Prowse, SA artist in whose house the Ruth Prowse Art Centre was opened, is born in Queenstown, Eastern Cape.

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An illegal demonstration in Kenya becomes known as the “Saba Saba” (Seven Seven the date in Swahili). The government sends in p

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Dora Bloch, one of the elderly British hostages taken on hijacked Flight 139 (an Air France A-300B Airbus hijacked from Athens

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The SA rugby team wins the third rugby test against the Lions on Ellis Park 35-16, but loses the series 2-1.