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Resolutions of the Annual Conference of the African National Congress, May 31, 1924

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The SA rugby team wins the second test against New Zealand 8-3 in Wellington.

… The SA rugby team wins the second test against New Zealand 8-3 in Wellington. …

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Erasmus Smit, controversial preacher of the Voortrekkers, is born in Buiksloot, the Netherlands.

… Erasmus Smit, controversial preacher of the Voortrekkers, is born in Buiksloot, the Netherlands. …

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President Zuma, Response to the State of the Nation Address, 19 February 2015

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The Contradictions Of Mandela by Zakes Mda (The New York Times), 5 December 2013

… The Contradictions Of Mandela by Zakes Mda (The New York Times), 5 December 2013 …

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The Man Nobody Knows by Alan Cowell (The New York Times), July 7, 1985

… The Man Nobody Knows by Alan Cowell (The New York Times), July 7, 1985 …

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Natal’s Indians, The Empire and the South African War, 1988-1902 Natal’s Indians

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The Story of the First Battalion Cape Corps (1915 - 1919) by Ivor D. Difford

… The Story of the First Battalion Cape Corps (1915 - 1919) by Ivor D. …

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Statement on the launching in natal of the defiance campaign, 30 August 1952

… Statement on the launching in natal of the defiance campaign, 30 August 1952 …

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Invitation to the 40th Anniversary Celebration of the South African Labour Bulletin

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Oliver Tambo and the challenges of the ANC’s military camps, by Gregory Houston

… Oliver Tambo and the challenges of the ANC’s military camps, by Gregory Houston …

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Anglo-Boer War 2: The ZAR calls up the South African Republican Burgher Force.

… Cloete: The Anglo-Boer War: a chronology … Anglo-Boer War 2: The ZAR calls up the South African Republican Burgher Force. …

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The SA rugby team beats Australia 22-9 in Port Elizabeth, winning the series 3-1.

… The SA rugby team beats Australia 22-9 in Port Elizabeth, winning the series 3-1. …

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The Transvaal Congress of the National Party overwhelmingly supports P.W. Botha’s constitutional proposals.

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The SA rugby team beats the World-15 team 22-16 in Johannesburg.

… The SA rugby team beats the World-15 team 22-16 in Johannesburg. …

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The United Nations begins the deployment in Liberia of its biggest peacekeeping mission.

… The United Nations begins the deployment in Liberia of its biggest peacekeeping mission. …

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President Botha retires as leader of the Cape Division of the National Party.

… President Botha retires as leader of the Cape Division of the National Party. …

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Portugal recognises the independence of Guinea-Bissau, under the leadership of Luiz Cabral.

… Portugal recognises the independence of Guinea-Bissau, under the leadership of Luiz Cabral. …

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Portugal recognises the independence of Guinea-Bissau, under the leadership of Luiz Cabral.

… Portugal recognises the independence of Guinea-Bissau, under the leadership of Luiz Cabral. …

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The Rhodesian government bans the Zimbabwe African National Union and People’s Caretaker Council.

… The Rhodesian government bans the Zimbabwe African National Union and People’s Caretaker …

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The South African Parliament adopts the Abolition of Racially Based Land Measures Bill.

… The South African Parliament adopts the Abolition of Racially Based Land Measures Bill. …

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Under pressure from the British, the sultan of Zanzibar signs a treaty abolishing slavery.

… Under pressure from the British, the sultan of Zanzibar signs a treaty abolishing slavery. …

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Thomas Bailey, member of the Cape Legislative Council for the Afrikaner Bond, dies.

… Thomas Bailey, member of the Cape Legislative Council for the Afrikaner Bond, dies. …

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The schools’ boycott spreads to universities and to rural areas and the ‘homelands’.

… The schools’ boycott spreads to universities and to rural areas and the ‘homelands’. …

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Harvesting of the first wheat planted at the Cape by Jan van Riebeeck.

… Harvesting of the first wheat planted at the Cape by Jan van Riebeeck. …

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First railway train runs on the Cairo to Khartoum line through the Sudan.

… First railway train runs on the Cairo to Khartoum line through the Sudan. …

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500 rebels are reported executed in the Congo over the last six weeks.

… 500 rebels are reported executed in the Congo over the last six weeks. …

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Resolutions of the Annual Conference of the African National Congress, May 31, 1924

The SA rugby team wins the second test against New Zealand 8-3 in Wellington.

Erasmus Smit, controversial preacher of the Voortrekkers, is born in Buiksloot, the Netherlands.

President Zuma, Response to the State of the Nation Address, 19 February 2015

The Contradictions Of Mandela by Zakes Mda (The New York Times), 5 December 2013

The Man Nobody Knows by Alan Cowell (The New York Times), July 7, 1985

Natal’s Indians, The Empire and the South African War, 1988-1902 Natal’s Indians

The Story of the First Battalion Cape Corps (1915 - 1919) by Ivor D. Difford

Statement on the launching in natal of the defiance campaign, 30 August 1952

Invitation to the 40th Anniversary Celebration of the South African Labour Bulletin

Oliver Tambo and the challenges of the ANC’s military camps, by Gregory Houston

Anglo-Boer War 2: The ZAR calls up the South African Republican Burgher Force.

The SA rugby team beats Australia 22-9 in Port Elizabeth, winning the series 3-1.

The Transvaal Congress of the National Party overwhelmingly supports P.W. Botha’s constitutional proposals.

The SA rugby team beats the World-15 team 22-16 in Johannesburg.

The United Nations begins the deployment in Liberia of its biggest peacekeeping mission.

President Botha retires as leader of the Cape Division of the National Party.

Portugal recognises the independence of Guinea-Bissau, under the leadership of Luiz Cabral.

Portugal recognises the independence of Guinea-Bissau, under the leadership of Luiz Cabral.

The Rhodesian government bans the Zimbabwe African National Union and People’s Caretaker Council.

The world’s first-ever triangular postal stamps are issued in the Cape Colony.

The Springbok rugby team beats Australia 16-9 in the second test in Durban.

The Extension of the Pass Laws by Walter Sisulu, March 1956, South Africa

The South African Parliament adopts the Abolition of Racially Based Land Measures Bill.

Under pressure from the British, the sultan of Zanzibar signs a treaty abolishing slavery.

Thomas Bailey, member of the Cape Legislative Council for the Afrikaner Bond, dies.

The schools’ boycott spreads to universities and to rural areas and the ‘homelands’.

Harvesting of the first wheat planted at the Cape by Jan van Riebeeck.

First railway train runs on the Cairo to Khartoum line through the Sudan.

500 rebels are reported executed in the Congo over the last six weeks.