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Five people die in a panga fight in Katlehong, thought to be related to the ongoing taxi violence.

… Five people die in a panga fight in Katlehong, thought to be related to the ongoing taxi …

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Eight Whites are killed in Brakpan in fights between government forces and revolutionaries during the Rand revolt.

… Eight Whites are killed in Brakpan in fights between government forces and revolutionaries …

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Dr Alexander Logie du Toit (69), surveyor of large areas in the Karoo, dies in Cape Town.

… Dr Alexander Logie du Toit (69), surveyor of large areas in the Karoo, dies in Cape Town. …

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Four people are shot dead in Nkowankowa after a mass meeting of 30 000 people in a local stadium.

… Four people are shot dead in Nkowankowa after a mass meeting of 30 000 people in a local stadium. …

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Pieter Voltelyn Graham van der Byl, politician and soldier in WW1, is born in Caledon, Western Cape.

… Pieter Voltelyn Graham van der Byl, politician and soldier in WW1, is born in Caledon, Western Cape. …

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Nigerian planes bomb and strafe a crowded market in a village in rebellious Biafra, killing more than 200 people.

… Nigerian planes bomb and strafe a crowded market in a village in rebellious Biafra, killing more than 200 people. …

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Eleven people are killed in Nancefield, PWV, in a clash between Nancefield hostel and Power Park squatter camp.

… Eleven people are killed in Nancefield, PWV, in a clash between Nancefield hostel and Power Park squatter …

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Johanna Hendrina (Joey) Scheepers, trade union leader active in the Garment Workers’ Union (GWU), dies in Johannesburg.

… Hendrina (Joey) Scheepers, trade union leader active in the Garment Workers’ Union (GWU), dies in Johannesburg. …

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Xhosa tribesmen attack British forces at Burn’s Hill in the Amatola, in the War of the Axe.

… Xhosa tribesmen attack British forces at Burn’s Hill in the Amatola, in the War of the Axe. …

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Yvonne Ntsele, Senoane Secondary School pupil is shot dead in Soweto in what is considered a political assassination.

… Yvonne Ntsele, Senoane Secondary School pupil is shot dead in Soweto in what is considered a political assassination. …

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General China, the operation undertaken by British authorities against the Mau Mau in Kenya, ends in failure.

… undertaken by British authorities against the Mau Mau in Kenya, ends in failure. …

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General China, the operation undertaken by British authorities against the Mau Mau in Kenya, ends in failure.

… undertaken by British authorities against the Mau Mau in Kenya, ends in failure. …

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Johannes Kerkorrel (Ralph John Rabie), Afrikaans singer and songwriter, is born in Johannesburg. He died in 2002.

… John Rabie), Afrikaans singer and songwriter, is born in Johannesburg. He died in 2002. …

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French government uses fighter planes and tanks in attempt to end insurrection by European rightists in Algeria.

… French government uses fighter planes and tanks in attempt to end insurrection by European rightists in Algeria. …

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Herbert Chitepo, 52, ZANU leader, is killed in Lusaka when his car blows up in an explosion.

… Herbert Chitepo, 52, ZANU leader, is killed in Lusaka when his car blows up in an explosion. …

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Charles B. Adderley (90), colonist after whom Adderley street in Cape Town was named, dies in Warwickshire, England.

… B. Adderley (90), colonist after whom Adderley street in Cape Town was named, dies in Warwickshire, England. …

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Allied forces take Bologna in Italy during World War II. Thousands of South Africans fought in Italy.

… Allied forces take Bologna in Italy during World War II. Thousands of South Africans fought in Italy. …

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Prof. Adriaan Francken, professor in Dutch and French and later librarian at Grey College, arrives in Bloemfontein.

… Prof. Adriaan Francken, professor in Dutch and French and later librarian at Grey College, arrives in Bloemfontein. …

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The new situation in Southern Africa and the position of the oppressed majority in apartheid South Africa

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Five people die in a panga fight in Katlehong, thought to be related to the ongoing taxi violence.

Eight Whites are killed in Brakpan in fights between government forces and revolutionaries during the Rand revolt.

Dr Alexander Logie du Toit (69), surveyor of large areas in the Karoo, dies in Cape Town.

Four people are shot dead in Nkowankowa after a mass meeting of 30 000 people in a local stadium.

Pieter Voltelyn Graham van der Byl, politician and soldier in WW1, is born in Caledon, Western Cape.

Nigerian planes bomb and strafe a crowded market in a village in rebellious Biafra, killing more than 200 people.

Eleven people are killed in Nancefield, PWV, in a clash between Nancefield hostel and Power Park squatter camp.

Johanna Hendrina (Joey) Scheepers, trade union leader active in the Garment Workers’ Union (GWU), dies in Johannesburg.

Xhosa tribesmen attack British forces at Burn’s Hill in the Amatola, in the War of the Axe.

Yvonne Ntsele, Senoane Secondary School pupil is shot dead in Soweto in what is considered a political assassination.

General China, the operation undertaken by British authorities against the Mau Mau in Kenya, ends in failure.

General China, the operation undertaken by British authorities against the Mau Mau in Kenya, ends in failure.

Johannes Kerkorrel (Ralph John Rabie), Afrikaans singer and songwriter, is born in Johannesburg. He died in 2002.

French government uses fighter planes and tanks in attempt to end insurrection by European rightists in Algeria.

Herbert Chitepo, 52, ZANU leader, is killed in Lusaka when his car blows up in an explosion.

Charles B. Adderley (90), colonist after whom Adderley street in Cape Town was named, dies in Warwickshire, England.

Allied forces take Bologna in Italy during World War II. Thousands of South Africans fought in Italy.

Prof. Adriaan Francken, professor in Dutch and French and later librarian at Grey College, arrives in Bloemfontein.

The new situation in Southern Africa and the position of the oppressed majority in apartheid South Africa

A Place In The City - The Rand On The Eve Of Apartheid by Luli Callinicos

Prime Minister Vorster in June 16 admission

Amikoob, a Plain in the Willomore Area; (Vogelstruisleegte)

Amandel, a Railway Siding in the Eastern Cape

Albion a Railway Siding in Kwa-Zulu Natal

Agieskloof Bus Stop, in the Eastern Cape

&#039;Abbervlaack&#039;, a Railway Station in the Northern Cape

Abaxab, a Railway Siding in the Northern Cape

Satyagraha in South Africa by Fatima Meer

Power in Colonial Africa by Elizabeth A. Eldredge

2000s - Women in the new South Africa

'Abbervlaack', a Railway Station in the Northern Cape