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Some documents on Indians in South Africa and India’s support to the Struggle for Freedom in South Africa 1914-1988, compiled by E.S.Reddy

… documents on Indians in South Africa and India’s support to the Struggle for Freedom in South Africa 1914-1988, …

‘The coolies will elbow us out of the country’: African reactions to Indian immigration in the Colony of Natal, South Africa, by Heather Hughes

… will elbow us out of the country’: African reactions to Indian immigration in the Colony of Natal, South Africa, …

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The appeal of the thirty-one members of SWAPO against their conviction for acts of terrorism is to be heard by the full bench o

… a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, Westport: Greenwood … of SWAPO against their conviction for acts of terrorism is to be heard by the full bench o …

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A 32-year-old man, Elvis Ramoloyi, is beaten to death by a mob after he wounded two people in an apparent road rage incident in

… A 32-year-old man, Elvis Ramoloyi, is beaten to death by a mob after he wounded two people in an apparent …

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Absa Bank hands an old warrant of arrest for Nelson Mandela, dated May 18, 1961, to the Minister of Arts and Culture, Dr Pallo

… warrant of arrest for Nelson Mandela, dated May 18, 1961, to the Minister of Arts and Culture, Dr Pallo …

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Col. Muammar Gaddafi of Libya rejects an offer by the USA and England to try the two Pan-Am Lockerbie suspects in the Netherlan

… Gaddafi of Libya rejects an offer by the USA and England to try the two Pan-Am Lockerbie suspects in the Netherlan …

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Black (Native) Administration Act of 1927 comes into effect. This Act in effect gave the state the power to make laws in all Af

… into effect. This Act in effect gave the state the power to make laws in all Af …

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Hintsa, chief of the Xhosa, is shot, while allegedly trying to escape from the British forces at the start of the 6th frontier

… Hintsa, chief of the Xhosa, is shot, while allegedly trying to escape from the British forces at the start of the 6th …

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Mr Sol Kerzner admits in an affidavit to the Harms Commission that he has paid R2m for the personal benefit of Chief George Mat

… Mr Sol Kerzner admits in an affidavit to the Harms Commission that he has paid R2m for the personal …

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President Thabo Mbeki opens the 60th World Newspaper Congress and 14th Editor’s Forum in Cape Town. He calls on media to provid

… and 14th Editor’s Forum in Cape Town. He calls on media to provid …

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President Thabo Mbeki opens the 60th World Newspaper Congress and 14th Editor’s Forum in Cape Town. He calls on media to provid

… and 14th Editor’s Forum in Cape Town. He calls on media to provid …

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News 24 announces that SA broke the Zimbabwean boycott in March this year. Armscor has sold spare parts to the value of more th

… boycott in March this year. Armscor has sold spare parts to the value of more th …

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F.W. Reitz, former president of the OFS, becomes state secretary of the ZAR in the place of Dr W.J. Leyds, who is appointed to

… of the ZAR in the place of Dr W.J. Leyds, who is appointed to …

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Anglo-Boer War 2: Pres. M.T. Steyn, too weak to leave his tent, resigns because of poor health and Gen. C.R. de Wet is appointe

… Anglo-Boer War 2: Pres. M.T. Steyn, too weak to leave his tent, resigns because of poor health and Gen. …

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What appears to be a power failure brings down a ten-year-old Boeing 737 shortly after take-off from the Red Sea resort of Shar

… What appears to be a power failure brings down a ten-year-old Boeing 737 …

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Sir David Baird, British general in command of the force sent to occupy the Cape of Good Hope in 1806 and later acting governor

… David Baird, British general in command of the force sent to occupy the Cape of Good Hope in 1806 and later acting …

Keynote Address of Comrade Nelson R Mandela, Deputy President of the ANC, to the ANC National Consultative Conference, 14-16 December 1990 14 December 1990

… of Comrade Nelson R Mandela, Deputy President of the ANC, to the ANC National Consultative Conference, 14-16 December …

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The SA rugby team beats Wales 96-3 in Pretoria – the highest score up to now, as are the 13 tries scored. The 31 points o

… team beats Wales 96-3 in Pretoria – the highest score up to now, as are the 13 tries scored. The 31 points o …

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Sipho Ngomane (23) of South Africa wins the 80th Comrades Marathon in Durban. He is the second youngest ever to win the rac

… Marathon in Durban. He is the second youngest ever to win the rac …

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According to W. Steenkamp in his book SA’s Border War 1966-1989, the final death toll at this date was as follows: 715 SA secur

… According to W. Steenkamp in his book SA’s Border War 1966-1989, the …

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Act no 90 of 1967 commences, according to which the minister of mining no longer chairs the board on atomic energy. The Act sti

… Act no 90 of 1967 commences, according to which the minister of mining no longer chairs the board on …

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Col. J.F. Jordaan of the SA force captures Gen. Christiaan de Wet, on his way to German South West Africa at Waterbury, near Vr

… the SA force captures Gen. Christiaan de Wet, on his way to German South West Africa at Waterbury, near Vr …

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The Suez Canal in Egypt, which has taken ten years to build, is formally opened. Date is given as 16th in some sources.

… The Suez Canal in Egypt, which has taken ten years to build, is formally opened. Date is given as 16th in some …

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Sir David Baird, British general in command of the force sent to occupy the Cape of Good Hope in 1806 and later acting governor

… David Baird, British general in command of the force sent to occupy the Cape of Good Hope in 1806 and later acting …

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American Max Conrad sets a new world non-stop-flight record with his 7,878 mile journey from Cape Town, South Africa, to St Pe

… with his 7,878 mile journey from Cape Town, South Africa, to St Pe …

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Comic Relief is launched live on BBC ONE from a refugee camp in Safawa, Sudan, in response to the African famine. As well as do

… BBC ONE from a refugee camp in Safawa, Sudan, in response to the African famine. As well as do …

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Mzolisi Goodman Diliza, businessman and Chief Executive of the Chamber of Mines of SA, is born. He was the first Black to be ap

… Chamber of Mines of SA, is born. He was the first Black to be ap …

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P.W. Botha, the Minister of Defence, reports to the Senate on the progress of the Arms Industry and defines the main aims of So

… a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, Westport: Greenwood. … P.W. Botha, the Minister of Defence, reports to the Senate on the progress of the Arms Industry and …

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South Africa agrees to negotiate the future of the control of the enclave of Walvis Bay and several islands off the coast of Na

… South Africa agrees to negotiate the future of the control of the enclave of …

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Paul Emile Rossouw, the first athlete in the world to jump higher than 2.13 m at the age of 16, is born in Springs.

… Paul Emile Rossouw, the first athlete in the world to jump higher than 2.13 m at the age of 16, is born in …

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Some documents on Indians in South Africa and India’s support to the Struggle for Freedom in South Africa 1914-1988, compiled by E.S.Reddy

‘The coolies will elbow us out of the country’: African reactions to Indian immigration in the Colony of Natal, South Africa, by Heather Hughes

The appeal of the thirty-one members of SWAPO against their conviction for acts of terrorism is to be heard by the full bench o

A 32-year-old man, Elvis Ramoloyi, is beaten to death by a mob after he wounded two people in an apparent road rage incident in

Absa Bank hands an old warrant of arrest for Nelson Mandela, dated May 18, 1961, to the Minister of Arts and Culture, Dr Pallo

Col. Muammar Gaddafi of Libya rejects an offer by the USA and England to try the two Pan-Am Lockerbie suspects in the Netherlan

Black (Native) Administration Act of 1927 comes into effect. This Act in effect gave the state the power to make laws in all Af

Hintsa, chief of the Xhosa, is shot, while allegedly trying to escape from the British forces at the start of the 6th frontier

Mr Sol Kerzner admits in an affidavit to the Harms Commission that he has paid R2m for the personal benefit of Chief George Mat

President Thabo Mbeki opens the 60th World Newspaper Congress and 14th Editor’s Forum in Cape Town. He calls on media to provid

President Thabo Mbeki opens the 60th World Newspaper Congress and 14th Editor’s Forum in Cape Town. He calls on media to provid

News 24 announces that SA broke the Zimbabwean boycott in March this year. Armscor has sold spare parts to the value of more th

F.W. Reitz, former president of the OFS, becomes state secretary of the ZAR in the place of Dr W.J. Leyds, who is appointed to

Anglo-Boer War 2: Pres. M.T. Steyn, too weak to leave his tent, resigns because of poor health and Gen. C.R. de Wet is appointe

What appears to be a power failure brings down a ten-year-old Boeing 737 shortly after take-off from the Red Sea resort of Shar

Sir David Baird, British general in command of the force sent to occupy the Cape of Good Hope in 1806 and later acting governor

Keynote Address of Comrade Nelson R Mandela, Deputy President of the ANC, to the ANC National Consultative Conference, 14-16 December 1990 14 December 1990

The SA rugby team beats Wales 96-3 in Pretoria – the highest score up to now, as are the 13 tries scored. The 31 points o

Sipho Ngomane (23) of South Africa wins the 80th Comrades Marathon in Durban. He is the second youngest ever to win the rac

According to W. Steenkamp in his book SA’s Border War 1966-1989, the final death toll at this date was as follows: 715 SA secur

Act no 90 of 1967 commences, according to which the minister of mining no longer chairs the board on atomic energy. The Act sti

Col. J.F. Jordaan of the SA force captures Gen. Christiaan de Wet, on his way to German South West Africa at Waterbury, near Vr

The Suez Canal in Egypt, which has taken ten years to build, is formally opened. Date is given as 16th in some sources.

Sir David Baird, British general in command of the force sent to occupy the Cape of Good Hope in 1806 and later acting governor

American Max Conrad sets a new world non-stop-flight record with his 7,878 mile journey from Cape Town, South Africa, to St Pe

Comic Relief is launched live on BBC ONE from a refugee camp in Safawa, Sudan, in response to the African famine. As well as do

Mzolisi Goodman Diliza, businessman and Chief Executive of the Chamber of Mines of SA, is born. He was the first Black to be ap

P.W. Botha, the Minister of Defence, reports to the Senate on the progress of the Arms Industry and defines the main aims of So

South Africa agrees to negotiate the future of the control of the enclave of Walvis Bay and several islands off the coast of Na

Paul Emile Rossouw, the first athlete in the world to jump higher than 2.13 m at the age of 16, is born in Springs.