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The South African Development Trust offers 80 farms in the Northern Transvaal to Black farmers.

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SOUTH AFRICAN PRESIDENT, NELSON MANDELA, DELIVERS REMARKS TO THE UN GENERAL ASSEMBLY 21 September 1998

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Membership of the Bank for International Settlement is extended to the South African Reserve Bank.

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The All African Convention Proceedings and Resolutions of the AAC, 31 December 15-18, 1935

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News Report and Resolution of the Conference called by the Transvaal African Congress, June 8, 1935

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Message On Inauguration Of Sechaba, Monthly Organ Of African National Congress, In London, January 1967

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Press comments made by South African President Thabo Mbeki and British Prime Minister Tony Blair

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The African Renaissance Statement of Deputy President, Thabo Mbeki SABC, Gallagher Estate, 13 August 1998

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The Spirit of Freedom: South African Leaders on Religion and Politics by Charles Villa-Vicencio

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South African authorities hang Black activist and poet Benjamin Moloise for allegedly killing a police officer.

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Roland Trimen, SA entomologist and curator of the South African Museum, is born in London.

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The European Economic Community calls for the immediate withdrawal of South African troops from Angola.

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”The African National Congress — Is It Dead?” Pamphlet by Pixley wa Isaka Seme, 1932 [Extract}

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The South African Communist Party celebrates its 83rd anniversary. (Sowetan, 27 July 2004, p. 16).

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South African Woman ‘Banned’ But Unbowed By Joseph Lelyveld (The New York Times), January 7, 1982

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The US Comprehensive Anti-Apartheid Act of 1986: Anti-Apartheid or Anti-African National Congress

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Dr Thomas Dowling (65), conductor of the South African Music Association, dies in Cape Town.

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Dr Thomas Dowling (65), conductor of the South African Music Association, dies in Cape Town.

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A bloodless coup under General André Kolingba ousts President David Dacko of the Central African Republic.

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Jacobus Pieter Verster, chief of the South African Air Force (1967-1975), dies in Pretoria.

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British and French forces complete capture of Germany’s African colony of Cameroon during World War I.

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CHAPTER FOUR: THE ARCHIVAL DOCUMENTS PERTAINING TO THE RHODESIAN AND THE SOUTH AFRICAN SECURITY FORCES

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Letter dated 21 January 1952 from the African National Congress to Prime Minister D.F. Malan

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Letter dated 20 February 1952 from the South African Indian Congress to Prime Minister Malan

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French troops move into downtown Bangui, Central African Republic, to help quell an army uprising.

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Sgt Gnassingbe Eyadema murders West African Republic of Togo’s President Sylvanus Olympio in a military coup.

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Eileen KaNkosi-Shandu, South African educationist and leader of the Inkatha Women’s Brigade, is born.

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The South African flag is hoisted on Prince Edward Island after an agreement with Britain.

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African National Congress leader Nelson Mandela meets with President George Bush at the White House.

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British newspapers report that South African mercenaries are helping UNITA against the MPLA in Angola.

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The South African Development Trust offers 80 farms in the Northern Transvaal to Black farmers.

SOUTH AFRICAN PRESIDENT, NELSON MANDELA, DELIVERS REMARKS TO THE UN GENERAL ASSEMBLY 21 September 1998

Membership of the Bank for International Settlement is extended to the South African Reserve Bank.

The All African Convention Proceedings and Resolutions of the AAC, 31 December 15-18, 1935

News Report and Resolution of the Conference called by the Transvaal African Congress, June 8, 1935

Message On Inauguration Of Sechaba, Monthly Organ Of African National Congress, In London, January 1967

Press comments made by South African President Thabo Mbeki and British Prime Minister Tony Blair

The African Renaissance Statement of Deputy President, Thabo Mbeki SABC, Gallagher Estate, 13 August 1998

The Spirit of Freedom: South African Leaders on Religion and Politics by Charles Villa-Vicencio

South African authorities hang Black activist and poet Benjamin Moloise for allegedly killing a police officer.

Roland Trimen, SA entomologist and curator of the South African Museum, is born in London.

The European Economic Community calls for the immediate withdrawal of South African troops from Angola.

”The African National Congress — Is It Dead?” Pamphlet by Pixley wa Isaka Seme, 1932 [Extract}

The South African Communist Party celebrates its 83rd anniversary. (Sowetan, 27 July 2004, p. 16).

South African Woman ‘Banned’ But Unbowed By Joseph Lelyveld (The New York Times), January 7, 1982

The US Comprehensive Anti-Apartheid Act of 1986: Anti-Apartheid or Anti-African National Congress

Dr Thomas Dowling (65), conductor of the South African Music Association, dies in Cape Town.

Dr Thomas Dowling (65), conductor of the South African Music Association, dies in Cape Town.

A bloodless coup under General André Kolingba ousts President David Dacko of the Central African Republic.

Jacobus Pieter Verster, chief of the South African Air Force (1967-1975), dies in Pretoria.

British and French forces complete capture of Germany’s African colony of Cameroon during World War I.

CHAPTER FOUR: THE ARCHIVAL DOCUMENTS PERTAINING TO THE RHODESIAN AND THE SOUTH AFRICAN SECURITY FORCES

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.

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.

The South African flag is hoisted on Prince Edward Island after an agreement with Britain.

African National Congress leader Nelson Mandela meets with President George Bush at the White House.

British newspapers report that South African mercenaries are helping UNITA against the MPLA in Angola.