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Speech by Oliver Tambo on the Sixtieth anniversary of the African National Congress, Lusaka, 8 January 1972

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Presidential Address to the Twenty-First Conference of the South African Indian Congress, Durban, July 9, 1954

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Hermann B&ouml;hl (66), electro technical engineer and professor at the South African College, dies in Germany.

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Speech by President Nelson Mandela on South African National Defence Force day Pietersburg, 11 November 1994

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South African Basketball Federation is expelled from the International Amateur Basketball Federation (FIBA) in protest against

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African National Congress (ANC) spokesman Saki Macozoma describes as “pure propaganda”, the announcement by President Frederik

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”The Policy and Platform of the African National Congress.” Statement by Dr. A. B. Xuma in August 1941

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A UN report states Sub-Saharan African women and young girls are the hardest hit by Aids.

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Statement at the Opening of the South African Pavilion at Expo 2000, Germany, HANNOVER, 2 June 2000

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Demonstration in Johannesburg (21-28 October), protesting the issuance of reference books to African women, starts.

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Congress of South African League is opened in Cape Town by its president, Cecil John Rhodes.

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The United Nations (UN) and African-born Secretary-General, Kofi Annan, share the Nobel Peace Prize.

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The United Nations (UN) and African-born Secretary-General, Kofi Annan, share the Nobel Peace Prize.

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Charter of the Organization of African Unity, 479 U.N.T.S. 39, entered into force Sept. 13, 1963.

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Beauclerk Upington, advocate, politician, yachtsman and president of the South African Football (Soccer) Association (1913-22),

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African National Congress headquarters would remain in Zambia &quot;until the day of liberation&quot;, says Zambian President K

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Sir Andrew Smith (74), discoverer and first director of the South African Museum, dies in London.

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The South African National Government Cabinet announces the go-ahead for an antiretroviral roll-out plan.

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Zaccheus Richard Mahabane, clergyman, teacher, politician and president of the African National Congress, who combined politics

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Jay Naidoo, Minister for Posts, Telecommunications and Broadcasting, welcomes the recommendation by the South African Telecommu

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A Springbok on the Somme: Joe Samuels, a South African Veteran of the Great War by Bill Nasson

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Let Us Rally - Issued by the All-African Convention Executive Secretary: 797 Location, Queenstown, December 1956

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Zaccheus Richard Mahabane, clergyman, teacher, politician and president of the African National Congress, who combined politics

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An Olympic opening ceremony, in which the South African team takes part, dazzle downtown Sydney, Australia.

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Central African Republic’s President Francois Bozize dissolves the government of his impoverished country. An official says a n

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Remaking African Politics in the 1950s: The “Indian Question” and the Origins of Non-Racial Nationalism

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Sir Bernard Oppenheimer, brother of Ernest (of the South African Diamond Corporation), is born in Germany.

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Troops in the Central African Republic suppress a youth led riot against the imposition of school uniforms.

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Accepting a seventeen-gun salute, outgoing South African National Defence Force (SANDF) chief, General Georg Meiring, formally

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Speech by Oliver Tambo on the Sixtieth anniversary of the African National Congress, Lusaka, 8 January 1972

Presidential Address to the Twenty-First Conference of the South African Indian Congress, Durban, July 9, 1954

Hermann B&amp;ouml;hl (66), electro technical engineer and professor at the South African College, dies in Germany.

Speech by President Nelson Mandela on South African National Defence Force day Pietersburg, 11 November 1994

South African Basketball Federation is expelled from the International Amateur Basketball Federation (FIBA) in protest against

African National Congress (ANC) spokesman Saki Macozoma describes as “pure propaganda”, the announcement by President Frederik

”The Policy and Platform of the African National Congress.” Statement by Dr. A. B. Xuma in August 1941

A UN report states Sub-Saharan African women and young girls are the hardest hit by Aids.

Statement at the Opening of the South African Pavilion at Expo 2000, Germany, HANNOVER, 2 June 2000

Demonstration in Johannesburg (21-28 October), protesting the issuance of reference books to African women, starts.

Congress of South African League is opened in Cape Town by its president, Cecil John Rhodes.

The United Nations (UN) and African-born Secretary-General, Kofi Annan, share the Nobel Peace Prize.

The United Nations (UN) and African-born Secretary-General, Kofi Annan, share the Nobel Peace Prize.

Charter of the Organization of African Unity, 479 U.N.T.S. 39, entered into force Sept. 13, 1963.

Beauclerk Upington, advocate, politician, yachtsman and president of the South African Football (Soccer) Association (1913-22),

African National Congress headquarters would remain in Zambia &amp;quot;until the day of liberation&amp;quot;, says Zambian President K

Sir Andrew Smith (74), discoverer and first director of the South African Museum, dies in London.

The South African National Government Cabinet announces the go-ahead for an antiretroviral roll-out plan.

Zaccheus Richard Mahabane, clergyman, teacher, politician and president of the African National Congress, who combined politics

Jay Naidoo, Minister for Posts, Telecommunications and Broadcasting, welcomes the recommendation by the South African Telecommu

A Springbok on the Somme: Joe Samuels, a South African Veteran of the Great War by Bill Nasson

Let Us Rally - Issued by the All-African Convention Executive ­Secretary: 797 Location, Queenstown, December 1956

Zaccheus Richard Mahabane, clergyman, teacher, politician and president of the African National Congress, who combined politics

An Olympic opening ceremony, in which the South African team takes part, dazzle downtown Sydney, Australia.

Central African Republic’s President Francois Bozize dissolves the government of his impoverished country. An official says a n

Remaking African Politics in the 1950s: The “Indian Question” and the Origins of Non-Racial Nationalism

Sir Bernard Oppenheimer, brother of Ernest (of the South African Diamond Corporation), is born in Germany.

Troops in the Central African Republic suppress a youth led riot against the imposition of school uniforms.

Accepting a seventeen-gun salute, outgoing South African National Defence Force (SANDF) chief, General Georg Meiring, formally

Hermann Böhl (66), electro technical engineer and professor at the South African College, dies in Germany.

African National Congress headquarters would remain in Zambia "until the day of liberation", says Zambian President K

Let Us Rally - Issued by the All-African Convention Executive Secretary: 797 Location, Queenstown, December 1956