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Against All Odds | First black African to summit Mount Everest, twice

Paul Robeson, The Council of African Affairs and Namibia, 1 May 1998

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Chad closes its air space to South African and Portuguese aircraft.

The Life Of A Revolutionary by Z. Nkosi, African Communist, Fourth Quarter, 1972

Developing Characters: Contending Cultures & Creative Commerce in a South African Photography Studio

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German 5th Light Division, Rommel’s Afrika Corps, arrive at Tripoli.

Twenty years of the Freedom Charter, R P Ngcobo (The African Communist), 1975

A Message to Every Voter from the African National Congress, April 1958

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South African President Nelson Mandela addresses a joint session of US Congress.

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African National Congress initiates a boycott of twenty-four brands of goods.

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South African parliament elects Thabo Mbeki to succeed President Nelson Mandela.

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Ugandan Prime Minister Milton Obote announces a boycott of South African goods.

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SA signs memorandum of understanding on South African – Swedish development cooperation.

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The UN General Assembly approves ten resolutions condemning South African apartheid.

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North Rhodesia’s first African-dominated government is formed under Kenneth Kaunda.

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W. S. ‘Buster’ Farrer, cricketer (South African Test batsman 1962-64), is born.

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The South African Indian Organisation is formed at a conference in Durban.

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The OAU is dissolved to make way for the African Union.

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South African commandos raid Gaborone, Botswana, in search of ANC members.

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Robert Graeme Pollock, South African cricket player, is born in Durban.

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Pieter Wenning (47), well-known South African painter, dies in Pretoria.

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Ina Rousseau, South African poet and short-story writer, is born.

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South African General Law Amendment Bill imposes death penalty for sabotage.

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Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain addresses the South African Parliament.

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Egyptian constitution is adopted. African History gives date as 19 April.

Die broederkring van predikante van die Nederduitse Gereformeerde Kerk in Afrika

Apartheid is too high a price to pay for South African goods

Apartheid is too high a price to pay for South African goods

Some Thoughts About Edgar Brookes, South African Liberalism, and the Future

Some Thoughts About Edgar Brookes, South African Liberalism, and the Future

African National Congress National Scholarship Committee: Information for Placement on Scholarship

African National Congress National Scholarship Committee: Information for Placement on Scholarship