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Letter dated 21 January 1952 from the African National Congress to Prime Minister D.F. Malan
Letter dated 20 February 1952 from the South African Indian Congress to Prime Minister Malan
French troops move into downtown Bangui, Central African Republic, to help quell an army uprising.
Culture(s) of the African National congress of SA: Imprint of exile experiences by Raymond Suttner
African National Congress (ANC) President Nelson Mandela calls for an "independent international monitoring force" to
Anglo-Boer War 2: The battle of Karee Siding during the South African War takes place.
Celebrated South African poet Sheila Cussons dies in Cape Town at the age of 82.
A ban on the publication of military involvements in Angola is imposed on South African newspapers.
… C.F.J. (ed)(1981). Five Hundred years: a history of South Africa; 3rd rev. ed., Pretoria: Academica, p. 566. …
British newspapers report that South African mercenaries are helping UNITA against the MPLA in Angola.
Britain acknowledges the right of Nyasaland (now Malawi) to secede from the Central African Federation.
The Concerned South African Group (COSAG) issues a statement that multi-party talks should be resumed.
Labour policy in a state corporation: a case study of the South African Iron and Steel Corporation
CHAPTER FOUR: THE ARCHIVAL DOCUMENTS PERTAINING TO THE RHODESIAN AND THE SOUTH AFRICAN SECURITY FORCES
Sgt Gnassingbe Eyadema murders West African Republic of Togo’s President Sylvanus Olympio in a military coup.
Eileen KaNkosi-Shandu, South African educationist and leader of the Inkatha Women’s Brigade, is born.
James Alexander Joseph Christy (66), South African cricket player in 10 tests, dies in Durban.
Dr Nkosazana Clarice Dlamini Zuma, South African Minister of Foreign Affairs, is born in Natal.
Prof. Chris Barnard (65), South African heart specialist, marries his third wife, Karin Setzkorn (24).
The South African flag is hoisted on Prince Edward Island after an agreement with Britain.
BiographyAshley James Kriel
… top member of the instructorate. or send him back to South Africa. The decision seemed to have been made to send him back to South Africa, as in 1987, Ashley…
BiographyMolefi Paul Sefularo
… held a medical degree from the Medical University of South Africa (Medunsa) and an MBA from the University of Cape Town. …
BiographyDeborah Jean Budlender
… office of the National Women's Coalition, Statistics South Africa, and the Centre for Actuarial Research at UCT. After …
January 8th Statements - Statement of the National Executive Committee on the Occasion of the 106th Anniversary of the African National Congress presented by ANC president Cyril Ramaphosa, 13 January 2018
… conquest. Our organisationbelongs to the people of South Africa and it is our duty to safeguard and nurture it. The … multi-racial resistance to tyranny and…
An evaluation of South African novelist Nadine Gordimer (1923-2014) by Sandy English (World Socialist Website), 30 September 2014
An evaluation of South African novelist Nadine Gordimer (1923-2014) by Sandy English “Sailors gag on stinking meat, children refuse to go to school. No one…
Mkhuseli R. Faku, Managing Director of Afric Oil since 1998, is born in Port Elizabeth.
… Hayes, S. (ed)(2000). Who's Who of Southern Africa 2001 ..., Graighall: Jonathan Ball. …
BiographyMhlabunzima Joseph Maphumulo
… President of Congress of Traditional Leaders of South Africa (CONTRALESA). He led CONTRALESA to align itself with … the ANC. He was a very strong believer in…
BiographyAllerley Glossop
… that she would one day become "the Rosa Bonheur of South Africa" (The Cape Argus, 10.11.1906). She died Lion's River, …
BiographyJames Ford
… walls. They show the great progress art has made in South Africa in recent years, and they promise a magnificent future …
BiographyElizabeth Drake
… much admired and reflected her travels England and South Africa. She was a devoted member of SASA and a frequent …
EventPope Paul VI proclaims 22 new African saints. The saints, known as the Blessed Martyrs of Uganda, were a group of converts who were persecuted and martyred from 1885
… VI became the first reigning pope to visit sub-Saharan Africa when he toured Uganda in July 1969, a visit that …