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”Questions Affecting the Natives and Coloured People Resident in British South Africa”. Statement by the Executive of the South African Native Congress, 1903 [?]

… People Resident in British South Africa”. Statement by the Executive of the South African Native Congress, 1903 …

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Somali truck driver Ali Ahmed Musa is taken hostage by an Iraqi militant group. He is freed unharmed at the beginning of August

… Somali truck driver Ali Ahmed Musa is taken hostage by an Iraqi militant group. He is freed unharmed at the …

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World Bids Farewell In The Land Mandela Freed by Lydia Polgreen, Nicholas Kulish and Alan Cowell (The New York TImes), 10 December 2013

… World Bids Farewell In The Land Mandela Freed by Lydia Polgreen, Nicholas Kulish and Alan Cowell (The New …

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Mandela’s Death Stirs Sense Of Loss Around The World by Nicholas Kulish, Lydia Polgreen and Alan Cowell (The New York Times), 6 December 2013

… Mandela’s Death Stirs Sense Of Loss Around The World by Nicholas Kulish, Lydia Polgreen and Alan Cowell (The New …

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Mandela Against Mandela; South African Cabinet Split Sets Up Political Test Of Strength by Bill Keller (The New York Times), 29 March 1995

… African Cabinet Split Sets Up Political Test Of Strength by Bill Keller (The New York Times), 29 March 1995 …

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Truth or Lies? Selective memories, imagings, and representations of Chief Albert John luthuli in recent political discourses, by Jabulani Sithole and Sibongiseni Mkhize

… Chief Albert John luthuli in recent political discourses, by Jabulani Sithole and Sibongiseni Mkhize …

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An ocean ferry owned and operated by Senegal capsizes off the coast of Gambia in the Atlantic Ocean, en route to the Senegalese

… An ocean ferry owned and operated by Senegal capsizes off the coast of Gambia in the Atlantic …

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Chief Sabata Dalindyebo is reburied in the Transkei in a funeral attended by 40 000 people. He died in self-imposed exile in Za

… is reburied in the Transkei in a funeral attended by 40 000 people. He died in self-imposed exile in Za …

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The SA rugby team beats the British Isles for the first time in a rugby test series by winning the third test in Newlands 8-0.

… British Isles for the first time in a rugby test series by winning the third test in Newlands 8-0. …

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Penny Heyns beats the world record the sixth time in three weeks by winning the 200 m breaststroke in the Pan-Pacific Games in

… Heyns beats the world record the sixth time in three weeks by winning the 200 m breaststroke in the Pan-Pacific Games in …

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UDF Poster ‘WE DEMAND: FEWER GUNS : HIGHER WAGES : UDF : SUPPORT THE CONSUMER BOYCOTT!’ by UDF, 20/08/1983 - 20/08/1991, South Africa

… GUNS : HIGHER WAGES : UDF : SUPPORT THE CONSUMER BOYCOTT!’ by UDF, 20/08/1983 - 20/08/1991, South Africa …

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President Kaunda of Zambia says that an eight million Pound Sterling air base is being built by South Africa in the Caprivi Str

… an eight million Pound Sterling air base is being built by South Africa in the Caprivi Str …

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Despite the official announcement of the end of the Shaba War by the Zairian government last year, Moroccan troops are to be ai

… the official announcement of the end of the Shaba War by the Zairian government last year, Moroccan troops are to …

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Anglo-Boer War 2: The annexation of the Orange Free State is announced by Lord Roberts, and back-dated to coincide with the Que

… 2: The annexation of the Orange Free State is announced by Lord Roberts, and back-dated to coincide with the Que …

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Sithembele Zokwe, detained in terms of the Transkei Public Security Act of 1977, is shot dead at his home in Nqamakwe by police

… Security Act of 1977, is shot dead at his home in Nqamakwe by police …

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Cape Muslim groups warn that the country will be made ungovernable if Yacoob Jacobs, who was wounded by the Police in Cape Town

… be made ungovernable if Yacoob Jacobs, who was wounded by the Police in Cape Town …

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Reply to The Toast by the Governer-General of The Commonwealth of The Bahamas, Atlantis Resort Hotel: Paradise Island, Bahamas, 29 December 2003

… Reply to The Toast by the Governer-General of The Commonwealth of The Bahamas, …

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US Secretary of State Colin Powell visits Sudan, followed two days later by the UN’s Kofi Annan in attempts to solve the Darfur

… State Colin Powell visits Sudan, followed two days later by the UN’s Kofi Annan in attempts to solve the Darfur …

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The Springbok rugby team lead by Morné du Plessis beats the British Lions 12-10 in Port Elizabeth to lead 3-0 in the ser

… The Springbok rugby team lead by Morné du Plessis beats the British Lions 12-10 in Port …

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During the period 16-21 June, 128 pupils and residents are killed by police in uprisings against the use of Afrikaans as a medi

… the period 16-21 June, 128 pupils and residents are killed by police in uprisings against the use of Afrikaans as a medi …

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During the period 16-21 June, 128 pupils and residents are killed by police in uprisings against the use of Afrikaans as a medi

… the period 16-21 June, 128 pupils and residents are killed by police in uprisings against the use of Afrikaans as a medi …

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Cuban Foreign Minister Roberto Rubaina says his visit to South Africa will pave the way for an extended state visit by Cuban Pr

… South Africa will pave the way for an extended state visit by Cuban Pr …

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Speech by Oliver Tambo at the 50th session of the OAU Coordinating Committee for the liberation of Africa, Harare, 13 May 1988

… Speech by Oliver Tambo at the 50th session of the OAU Coordinating …

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The two-year rule by Sir Rufane Donkin of the Cape Colony is abruptly ended when Lord Charles Somerset returns from home leave.

… The two-year rule by Sir Rufane Donkin of the Cape Colony is abruptly ended …

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Lawsuits seeking more than $400bn in damages from US corporations for victims of apartheid in South Africa are tossed out by US

… for victims of apartheid in South Africa are tossed out by US …

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Gen. Louis Botha, SA premier, resigns because of the anti-British tone in the De Wildt speech by Gen. J.B.M. Hertzog. On reques

… because of the anti-British tone in the De Wildt speech by Gen. J.B.M. Hertzog. On reques …

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Lucas Radebe, SA born soccer star, is ruled out of the Bafana’s squad for the 2002 African Nations Cup finals by a twisted ankl

… the Bafana’s squad for the 2002 African Nations Cup finals by a twisted ankl …

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The first group of 120 exiles returning to South Africa under the agreement reached in August by UNHCR and the South African au

… to South Africa under the agreement reached in August by UNHCR and the South African au …

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Anglo-Boer War 2: The British under Methuen attempt to advance and are defeated by the Boers under Cronje as the Battle of Mage

… British under Methuen attempt to advance and are defeated by the Boers under Cronje as the Battle of Mage …

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More than twenty-five people die in action by the SAP and SADF when residents of the Old Location, Windhoek, resist forced remo

… More than twenty-five people die in action by the SAP and SADF when residents of the Old Location, …

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”Questions Affecting the Natives and Coloured People Resident in British South Africa”. Statement by the Executive of the South African Native Congress, 1903 [?]

Somali truck driver Ali Ahmed Musa is taken hostage by an Iraqi militant group. He is freed unharmed at the beginning of August

World Bids Farewell In The Land Mandela Freed by Lydia Polgreen, Nicholas Kulish and Alan Cowell (The New York TImes), 10 December 2013

Mandela’s Death Stirs Sense Of Loss Around The World by Nicholas Kulish, Lydia Polgreen and Alan Cowell (The New York Times), 6 December 2013

Mandela Against Mandela; South African Cabinet Split Sets Up Political Test Of Strength by Bill Keller (The New York Times), 29 March 1995

Truth or Lies? Selective memories, imagings, and representations of Chief Albert John luthuli in recent political discourses, by Jabulani Sithole and Sibongiseni Mkhize

An ocean ferry owned and operated by Senegal capsizes off the coast of Gambia in the Atlantic Ocean, en route to the Senegalese

Chief Sabata Dalindyebo is reburied in the Transkei in a funeral attended by 40 000 people. He died in self-imposed exile in Za

The SA rugby team beats the British Isles for the first time in a rugby test series by winning the third test in Newlands 8-0.

Penny Heyns beats the world record the sixth time in three weeks by winning the 200 m breaststroke in the Pan-Pacific Games in

UDF Poster ‘WE DEMAND: FEWER GUNS : HIGHER WAGES : UDF : SUPPORT THE CONSUMER BOYCOTT!’ by UDF, 20/08/1983 - 20/08/1991, South Africa

President Kaunda of Zambia says that an eight million Pound Sterling air base is being built by South Africa in the Caprivi Str

Despite the official announcement of the end of the Shaba War by the Zairian government last year, Moroccan troops are to be ai

Anglo-Boer War 2: The annexation of the Orange Free State is announced by Lord Roberts, and back-dated to coincide with the Que

Sithembele Zokwe, detained in terms of the Transkei Public Security Act of 1977, is shot dead at his home in Nqamakwe by police

Cape Muslim groups warn that the country will be made ungovernable if Yacoob Jacobs, who was wounded by the Police in Cape Town

Reply to The Toast by the Governer-General of The Commonwealth of The Bahamas, Atlantis Resort Hotel: Paradise Island, Bahamas, 29 December 2003

US Secretary of State Colin Powell visits Sudan, followed two days later by the UN’s Kofi Annan in attempts to solve the Darfur

The Springbok rugby team lead by Morné du Plessis beats the British Lions 12-10 in Port Elizabeth to lead 3-0 in the ser

During the period 16-21 June, 128 pupils and residents are killed by police in uprisings against the use of Afrikaans as a medi

During the period 16-21 June, 128 pupils and residents are killed by police in uprisings against the use of Afrikaans as a medi

Cuban Foreign Minister Roberto Rubaina says his visit to South Africa will pave the way for an extended state visit by Cuban Pr

Speech by Oliver Tambo at the 50th session of the OAU Coordinating Committee for the liberation of Africa, Harare, 13 May 1988

The two-year rule by Sir Rufane Donkin of the Cape Colony is abruptly ended when Lord Charles Somerset returns from home leave.

Lawsuits seeking more than $400bn in damages from US corporations for victims of apartheid in South Africa are tossed out by US

Gen. Louis Botha, SA premier, resigns because of the anti-British tone in the De Wildt speech by Gen. J.B.M. Hertzog. On reques

Lucas Radebe, SA born soccer star, is ruled out of the Bafana’s squad for the 2002 African Nations Cup finals by a twisted ankl

The first group of 120 exiles returning to South Africa under the agreement reached in August by UNHCR and the South African au

Anglo-Boer War 2: The British under Methuen attempt to advance and are defeated by the Boers under Cronje as the Battle of Mage

More than twenty-five people die in action by the SAP and SADF when residents of the Old Location, Windhoek, resist forced remo