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Statement (Jointly With Chief A. J. Luthuli and Peter Brown) Appealing To the British People To Boycott South Africa, December 1959

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Shantytown women strip to the waist and confront bulldozers sent to demolish their Dobsonville, Soweto, homes. However, the wom

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Manuel Pinto da Costa becomes the first president of the newly independent Democratic Republic of Sâo Tomé and Príncip

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Col. David Harris, nephew of Barney Barnato, partner of Cecil John Rhodes and Cape parliamentarian, is born in London.

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Ernest Sedumedi Moloto, linguist, educationist and teacher who served as chairman of both the Tswana Language Committee of SA a

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SPEECH BY PRESIDENT NELSON MANDELA AT THE NELSON MANDELA AWARD FOR HEALTH AND HUMAN RIGHTS Cape Town, 6 March 1995

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OPENING SPEECH BY PRESIDENT NELSON MANDELA AT THE BUSINESS INITIATIVE AGAINST CORRUPTION AND CRIME Kempton Park, 15 August 1995&nbsp;

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The Minister for Safety and Security imposes a moratorium on the release of crime statistics because of dissatisfaction with th

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Hendrik Adolph Mulder (Willem Hessels), lecturer, poet, literary critic and co-founder of the periodical Standpunte, is born in

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The United States expresses deep concern to the South African Ambassador, Donald Sole, over government and police response to s

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Black (Bantu) Authorities Act No 68, providing for the establishment of tribal, regional and territorial authorities in the res

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The ‘Committee of 81’, representing all Coloured schools and colleges in the Western Cape, decides to end class boycotts.

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Europeans and Americans are reportedly fleeing Biafra, the oil rich eastern region of Nigeria, as more Nigerian Federal troops

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Mbanga James George Benjamin Molefe, educationist and clergyman was accorded many honours that were firsts for Black South Afri

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Mbanga James George Benjamin Molefe, educationist and clergyman was accorded many honours that were firsts for Black South Afri

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Johannes van der Walt, Afrikaans radio announcer and leader of a country-wide hiking club, dies of cancer in Johannesburg.

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Sir Lionel Phillips (80), mining magnate, chairman of the Chamber of Mines and politician, dies at Vergelegen, Somerset West.

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Citizenship Act No 38, specifying who were citizens, who could become citizens and who could lose their citizenship, commences.

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Britain, Soviet Union, United States and fifty-eight non-nuclear nations, including South Africa, sign the Nuclear Non-prolifer

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Cornelis Johannes Janse van Rensburg, expert in soil conservation and authority on field grasses, is born in Rustenburg, Transv

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A Bill affecting state security called the General Laws Amendment Bill is passed, despite rejection by the Opposition and sever

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Peter McLean Pollock, SA cricket player, father of Shaun Pollock and brother of Graeme Pollock, is born in Pietermaritzburg.

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”Police Shootings Must Stop!”flyer issued by the National Action Committee, ANC, and South African Indian Congress, November 1952

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”Monday 26th June, National Day of Protest and Mourning.”flyer issued by the Natal Co-ordinating Committee, [n.d.]

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Justice Minister Kobie Coetsee states that Prime Minister Botha and Nelson Mandela had not discussed policy matters or engaged

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Henning J. Klopper is elected as member of parliament for Vredefort (OFS) and leaves the railway service. He became speaker o

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Albertus Johannes Roux van Rhijn, first chief editor of Die Volksblad as daily newspaper, member of parliament and administrato

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Two explosions rock Windhoek. The first, in a Klein Windhoek butchery, kills one person and injures eighteen others. The second

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A new Black party, the Federal Independent Democratic Alliance (FIDA) is launched to oppose apartheid and prepares to work with

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Fietas, Johannesburg: Mr. Mahomed Suliman Bhana, who had been active in the TIYC and is outspoken against apartheid policies, i

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Statement (Jointly With Chief A. J. Luthuli and Peter Brown) Appealing To the British People To Boycott South Africa, December 1959

Shantytown women strip to the waist and confront bulldozers sent to demolish their Dobsonville, Soweto, homes. However, the wom

Manuel Pinto da Costa becomes the first president of the newly independent Democratic Republic of Sâo Tomé and Príncip

Col. David Harris, nephew of Barney Barnato, partner of Cecil John Rhodes and Cape parliamentarian, is born in London.

Ernest Sedumedi Moloto, linguist, educationist and teacher who served as chairman of both the Tswana Language Committee of SA a

SPEECH BY PRESIDENT NELSON MANDELA AT THE NELSON MANDELA AWARD FOR HEALTH AND HUMAN RIGHTS Cape Town, 6 March 1995

OPENING SPEECH BY PRESIDENT NELSON MANDELA AT THE BUSINESS INITIATIVE AGAINST CORRUPTION AND CRIME Kempton Park, 15 August 1995&amp;nbsp;

The Minister for Safety and Security imposes a moratorium on the release of crime statistics because of dissatisfaction with th

Hendrik Adolph Mulder (Willem Hessels), lecturer, poet, literary critic and co-founder of the periodical Standpunte, is born in

The United States expresses deep concern to the South African Ambassador, Donald Sole, over government and police response to s

Black (Bantu) Authorities Act No 68, providing for the establishment of tribal, regional and territorial authorities in the res

The ‘Committee of 81’, representing all Coloured schools and colleges in the Western Cape, decides to end class boycotts.

Europeans and Americans are reportedly fleeing Biafra, the oil rich eastern region of Nigeria, as more Nigerian Federal troops

Mbanga James George Benjamin Molefe, educationist and clergyman was accorded many honours that were firsts for Black South Afri

Mbanga James George Benjamin Molefe, educationist and clergyman was accorded many honours that were firsts for Black South Afri

Johannes van der Walt, Afrikaans radio announcer and leader of a country-wide hiking club, dies of cancer in Johannesburg.

Sir Lionel Phillips (80), mining magnate, chairman of the Chamber of Mines and politician, dies at Vergelegen, Somerset West.

Citizenship Act No 38, specifying who were citizens, who could become citizens and who could lose their citizenship, commences.

Britain, Soviet Union, United States and fifty-eight non-nuclear nations, including South Africa, sign the Nuclear Non-prolifer

Cornelis Johannes Janse van Rensburg, expert in soil conservation and authority on field grasses, is born in Rustenburg, Transv

A Bill affecting state security called the General Laws Amendment Bill is passed, despite rejection by the Opposition and sever

Peter McLean Pollock, SA cricket player, father of Shaun Pollock and brother of Graeme Pollock, is born in Pietermaritzburg.

”Police Shootings Must Stop!”flyer issued by the National Action Committee, ANC, and South African Indian Congress, November 1952

”Monday 26th June, National Day of Protest and Mourning.”flyer issued by the Natal Co-ordinating Committee, [n.d.]

Justice Minister Kobie Coetsee states that Prime Minister Botha and Nelson Mandela had not discussed policy matters or engaged

Henning J. Klopper is elected as member of parliament for Vredefort (OFS) and leaves the railway service. He became speaker o

Albertus Johannes Roux van Rhijn, first chief editor of Die Volksblad as daily newspaper, member of parliament and administrato

Two explosions rock Windhoek. The first, in a Klein Windhoek butchery, kills one person and injures eighteen others. The second

A new Black party, the Federal Independent Democratic Alliance (FIDA) is launched to oppose apartheid and prepares to work with

Fietas, Johannesburg: Mr. Mahomed Suliman Bhana, who had been active in the TIYC and is outspoken against apartheid policies, i

OPENING SPEECH BY PRESIDENT NELSON MANDELA AT THE BUSINESS INITIATIVE AGAINST CORRUPTION AND CRIME Kempton Park, 15 August 1995 