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Intergenerational Dialogue, Ntokozo Moloi and Terrence Tryon (1/3) by Kyla Mc Nulty, 2017

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Diamond Diggings of South Africa, a Personal and Practical Account by Charles H. Payton

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The Fear: Robert Mugabe and The Martyrdom of Zimbabwe by Peter Godwin

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Namibia World Bibliographical Series Volume 53 by Elna Schoeman and Stanley Schoeman

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The Anglo-African Commonwealth: Political Friction and Cultural Fusion by Ali A. Mazrui

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Smuts Refuted: Joint Statement By Dr G. M. Naicker and Dr Y. M. Dadoo, August 1947

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A car bomb explodes in Durban, killing five and injuring twenty-seven people.

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Unita again occupies two towns in Angola and hundreds of inhabitants flee.

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Dawie de Villiers, Springbok rugby captain and later cabinet minister, is born.

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Toespraak van President Mandela tydens ‘n besoek ann Genadendal Genadendal, 10 Oktober 1995

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Dr Willem Jacobus Viljoen (59), educationist and linguist, dies in Cape Town.

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Charles Baxter, SA author and Natal magistrate, is born in Oxfordshire, England.

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Nothembu Grace Millicent, social worker and community leader, dies in Cape Town.

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Remarks at a farewell luncheon for business and labour Pretoria 26 May 1999

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Remarks at a farewell luncheon for business and labour Pretoria 26 May 1999

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Joint Statement Of Dr. Yusuf M. Dadoo And Dr. G. M. Naicker, March 11, 1947

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Thomas Sankara and Burkina Faso’s ‘Black Spring’ By Ernest Harsch, 9 February 2015

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Gordimer: Allergic to nonsense, and tired of idiotic questions By Tiisetso Makube

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Louis Cornelius Eksteen, SA linguist and poet, is born in Windhoek, SWA.

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Jonathan Ayliff (56), Cape attorney, politician and colonial secretary, dies in London.

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Egyptian and Israeli forces clash in the Sinai desert in fierce fights.

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Dr Anton Carlisle Hartman, SA musician and director, is born in Krugersdorp.

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Dr Louis Herman, SA educationist and writer, is born in Southampton, England.

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Sol Plaatje Reconsidered: Rethinking Plaatje’s Attitudes to Class, Nation, Gender, and Empire

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SA signs treaty with France on air pooling, concerning SAA and UTA.

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Gustav Preller, champion of Afrikaans, educationist and writer, is born in Pretoria.

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Intergenerational Dialogue, Ntokozo Moloi and Terrence Tryon (1/3) by Kyla Mc Nulty, 2017

Diamond Diggings of South Africa, a Personal and Practical Account by Charles H. Payton

The Fear: Robert Mugabe and The Martyrdom of Zimbabwe by Peter Godwin

Namibia World Bibliographical Series Volume 53 by Elna Schoeman and Stanley Schoeman

The Anglo-African Commonwealth: Political Friction and Cultural Fusion by Ali A. Mazrui

Black Consciousness: Its significance and role in the life of the Community

South Africa: the state of a nation: vigilance and the need for a critique

South African sanctions: a plea for open debate and the right to dissent

Smuts Refuted: Joint Statement By Dr G. M. Naicker and Dr Y. M. Dadoo, August 1947

A car bomb explodes in Durban, killing five and injuring twenty-seven people.

Unita again occupies two towns in Angola and hundreds of inhabitants flee.

Dawie de Villiers, Springbok rugby captain and later cabinet minister, is born.

Toespraak van President Mandela tydens ‘n besoek ann Genadendal Genadendal, 10 Oktober 1995

Dr Willem Jacobus Viljoen (59), educationist and linguist, dies in Cape Town.

Charles Baxter, SA author and Natal magistrate, is born in Oxfordshire, England.

Nothembu Grace Millicent, social worker and community leader, dies in Cape Town.

Remarks at a farewell luncheon for business and labour Pretoria 26 May 1999

Remarks at a farewell luncheon for business and labour Pretoria 26 May 1999

Joint Statement Of Dr. Yusuf M. Dadoo And Dr. G. M. Naicker, March 11, 1947

Thomas Sankara and Burkina Faso’s ‘Black Spring’ By Ernest Harsch, 9 February 2015

Gordimer: Allergic to nonsense, and tired of idiotic questions By Tiisetso Makube

Louis Cornelius Eksteen, SA linguist and poet, is born in Windhoek, SWA.

Jonathan Ayliff (56), Cape attorney, politician and colonial secretary, dies in London.

Egyptian and Israeli forces clash in the Sinai desert in fierce fights.

Dr Anton Carlisle Hartman, SA musician and director, is born in Krugersdorp.

Dr Louis Herman, SA educationist and writer, is born in Southampton, England.

Sol Plaatje Reconsidered: Rethinking Plaatje’s Attitudes to Class, Nation, Gender, and Empire

SA signs treaty with France on air pooling, concerning SAA and UTA.

Gustav Preller, champion of Afrikaans, educationist and writer, is born in Pretoria.