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The Hospital and Lunatic Asylum, first civilian hospital in Cape Town, erected by physician Samuel Silverthorne Bailey, is open

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Testimony of Saul Msane, Sprinkhaan, and Jonas Mapope before the Eastern Transvaal Natives Land Committee, October 23, 1917 [Extracts]

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Robbers gun down Philippus Wolfhaardt, land reform pioneer who also helped to finance a local school and employed 100 workers.

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The Secretary-General announces, after consultation with the South African Government and others, that he will send a small gro

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Gabriel A. Odé, official historian of the ZAR, is dismissed after differences of opinion between him and Drs Leyds, Mans

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President Joseph Kabila of the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Rwandan President Paul Kagame sign a peace agreement intend

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The minister of Education and Development, Dr Gerrit Viljoen, states in Parliament that action was being taken against schools

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Sixty-seven of the sixty-nine suspected mercenaries plead guilty to lesser charges of violating Zimbabwe’s immigration and civi

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Albert Zafy, the top opposition leader in Madagascar is arrested and thousands of his supporters protest in a central square.

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UN Security Council endorses Western plan for ending guerrilla warfare in Southwest Africa and making it independent new state

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Susanna Catharina Smit, wife of Erasmus Smit and Gerrit Maritz’s sister, who rendered valuable service in teaching the children

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WWI: Germany invades Belgium and when London’s ultimatum to Berlin to withdraw expires at midnight, Britain declares war on G

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SA signs agreement with Namibia regarding the provision of technical and administrative personnel by the government of South Af

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USSR’s Mikhail Gorbachev says the collapse of apartheid is inevitable and calls for a settlement that would benefit all races.

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At least twelve people are killed in rebel attacks on a police station, airport and the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC)

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Dr Allan Boesak, minister to the Piketberg congregation of the World Congregation of Reformed Churches and former anti-aparthei

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The Scorpions arrest John Pappie Mokoena, mayor of Mangaung, his wife Granny and city manager Mojalefa Laplole, chief operating

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The Constitutional Court rejects an attempt by the families of murdered political activists to have the Truth and Reconciliatio

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A combined force of the Seventh Hussars, local troops and the newly recruited British South Africa Police attacks Mashona chief

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South African politician and author of “Jock of the Bushveld,” Sir Percy Fitzpatrick, is born in King William’s Town.

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The ‘Inkatha Gate’ scandal claims its first victim, when M.Z. Khumalo, personal assistant to Chief Buthelezi, resigns after adm

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For Mandela’s 80th, Parties And Talk Of A Wedding by Suzanne Daley (The New York TImes), 18 July 1998

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The Impact of hedgemony of English on access to and quality of education with special reference to South Africa

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Report by A.I. Meer to the Joint Passive Resistance Council of the Natal and Transvaal Indian Congresses, 9 January 1948

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According to Alex Holmes, chairperson of the South African Arms and Ammunition Dealers Association, five retailers have gone ba

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Hester Henriette Grove, born Venter, SA author and dramatist, is born in the Potchefstroom district, western Transvaal. She was

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Mangosuthu Buthelezi, home affairs minister and president of the IFP interrupts a live studio broadcast of an interview with Pr

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The SA rugby team beats the British Isles 22-8 in Port Elizabeth and shares the series with two each.

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Armed men raid an Algerian village, shooting or stabbing to death at least 200 people and wounding 100 others.

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The Hospital and Lunatic Asylum, first civilian hospital in Cape Town, erected by physician Samuel Silverthorne Bailey, is open

Testimony of Saul Msane, Sprinkhaan, and Jonas Mapope before the Eastern Transvaal Natives Land Committee, October 23, 1917 [Extracts]

Robbers gun down Philippus Wolfhaardt, land reform pioneer who also helped to finance a local school and employed 100 workers.

The Secretary-General announces, after consultation with the South African Government and others, that he will send a small gro

Gabriel A. Odé, official historian of the ZAR, is dismissed after differences of opinion between him and Drs Leyds, Mans

President Joseph Kabila of the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Rwandan President Paul Kagame sign a peace agreement intend

The minister of Education and Development, Dr Gerrit Viljoen, states in Parliament that action was being taken against schools

Sixty-seven of the sixty-nine suspected mercenaries plead guilty to lesser charges of violating Zimbabwe’s immigration and civi

Albert Zafy, the top opposition leader in Madagascar is arrested and thousands of his supporters protest in a central square.

UN Security Council endorses Western plan for ending guerrilla warfare in Southwest Africa and making it independent new state

Susanna Catharina Smit, wife of Erasmus Smit and Gerrit Maritz’s sister, who rendered valuable service in teaching the children

WWI: Germany invades Belgium and when London’s ultimatum to Berlin to withdraw expires at midnight, Britain declares war on G

SA signs agreement with Namibia regarding the provision of technical and administrative personnel by the government of South Af

USSR’s Mikhail Gorbachev says the collapse of apartheid is inevitable and calls for a settlement that would benefit all races.

At least twelve people are killed in rebel attacks on a police station, airport and the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC)

Dr Allan Boesak, minister to the Piketberg congregation of the World Congregation of Reformed Churches and former anti-aparthei

The Scorpions arrest John Pappie Mokoena, mayor of Mangaung, his wife Granny and city manager Mojalefa Laplole, chief operating

The Constitutional Court rejects an attempt by the families of murdered political activists to have the Truth and Reconciliatio

A combined force of the Seventh Hussars, local troops and the newly recruited British South Africa Police attacks Mashona chief

South African politician and author of “Jock of the Bushveld,” Sir Percy Fitzpatrick, is born in King William’s Town.

The ‘Inkatha Gate’ scandal claims its first victim, when M.Z. Khumalo, personal assistant to Chief Buthelezi, resigns after adm

For Mandela’s 80th, Parties And Talk Of A Wedding by Suzanne Daley (The New York TImes), 18 July 1998

The Impact of hedgemony of English on access to and quality of education with special reference to South Africa

Report by A.I. Meer to the Joint Passive Resistance Council of the Natal and Transvaal Indian Congresses, 9 January 1948

According to Alex Holmes, chairperson of the South African Arms and Ammunition Dealers Association, five retailers have gone ba

Hester Henriette Grove, born Venter, SA author and dramatist, is born in the Potchefstroom district, western Transvaal. She was

Mangosuthu Buthelezi, home affairs minister and president of the IFP interrupts a live studio broadcast of an interview with Pr

The SA rugby team beats the British Isles 22-8 in Port Elizabeth and shares the series with two each.

Armed men raid an Algerian village, shooting or stabbing to death at least 200 people and wounding 100 others.