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… The AFL-CIO and the trade unions in South Africa …

… Nicholas Edward Brown, SA botanist, is born in Surrey, England. …

… Anglo-Boer War 2: President Kruger’s wife, Gezina, dies in Pretoria. …

… The SA rugby team beats Australia 19-11 in Sydney. …

… The SA rugby team beats Fiji in Pretoria 43-18. …

… The office of the independent Press Ombudsman opens in Johannesburg. …

… The office of the independent Press Ombudsman opens in Johannesburg. …

… Gen. J.B.M. Hertzog founds The National Party in Smithfield, OFS. …

… The SA rugby team beats New Zealand 17-0 in Durban. …

… Sir Marshall Campbell, SA sugar pioneer, is born in Glasgow. …

… The Hitler youth movement is prohibited in South-West Africa. …

… Joseph Maqhekeni, leading trade unionist is born in Umtata, Transkei. …

… The class consequences of colonialism in Africa by Richard D. Wolff …

… Kamuzu Banda is sworn in as Life President of Malawi.  …

… Daniël (Bull) Hefer, professional wrestling promoter, dies in Johannesburg. …

… The Memoirs of Paul Kruger, Chapter 3, (In a position of command) …

… Statement at the State Dinner in Rwanda, 19 October 2000 …

… Allan Donald, SA national cricket player, is born in Bloemfontein. …

… Sir Henry Barkly (83), former Cape governor, dies in London.  …

… British troops seize Suez canal zone in a swift dawn raid. …

… On this day there are 178 restricted people in SA. …

… Reports of fighting between Ugandan and Tanzanian troops in Uganda. …

… Captain Cook arrives with his ship Resolution in Cape Town. …

… Peter Rudolph Carlstein, SA cricket player, is born in Klerksdorp. …

… Dr Benedict Wallet Vilakazi (41), SA poet, dies in Johannesburg. …

… SA is formally invited to rejoin the Commonwealth in 1994. …

… Mandlenkosi Zondi, S.A sculptor, is born in Mtulwa, Greytown District. …

… Talks in London on Rhodesia’s demand for independence reach a …

… Politics and Class in the Cape Province during the 1920s …

… We Make Freedom: Women in South Africa by Beata Lipman …