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Passive Resistance 1946 - A Selection of Documents compiled by E.S. Reddy &amp; Fatima Meer - Preface

75. 1960: We are at a turning-point in the history of our country

Where we come from, November 1990

Vuyisile Mini, Trade unionist and uMkhonto we Sizwe (MK) activist is hanged

Helena W. Ten Damme marries Hendrik Swellengrebel, who twelve years later became governor of the Cape. Swellendam was named

Comoros gains independence from France (Archipel des Comores), except for the island of Mayotte, which remains a French Oversea

Malawi gains independence from Britain (was Nyasaland, then federated with Northern and Southern Rhodesia between 1953 and 1963

Though Algeria was declared independent by Pres. De Gaulle on 3 July, the Provisional Executive, however, proclaim July 5, the

Speech by Deputy President Thabo Mbeki at the Launch of the Government Web Site, Pretoria, 28 January 1999

The United States, the Netherlands, Great Britain, West Germany and Belgium all start recalling their Ambassadors for consultat

Voortrekker leader Andries Hendrik Potgieter notifies the British that his territory, west of the Drakensberg, will remain inde

The Rights and Wrongs of Land Restitution: Restoring What Was Ours edited by Derick Fay, Deborah James, Dr

Legal Aid Act No 2 commences, providing legal aid for Blacks, which was absent in the South African setting.

Legal Aid Act No 2 commences, providing legal aid for Blacks, which was absent in the South African setting.

Passive Resistance 1946 - A Selection of Documents compiled by E.S. Reddy & Fatima Meer - Preface