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The International Red Cross ousts South African delegates from a Geneva meeting because of Pretoria’s policy of apartheid. It i

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The International Red Cross ousts South African delegates from a Geneva meeting because of Pretoria’s policy of apartheid. It i

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Dr Carl W.L. Pappe (59), botanist, physician and curator of the South African Museum, dies in Cape Town.

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The Security Council unanimously adopts an amended resolution, sponsored by four African states, which declares that army viola

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In a referendum limited to White voters only, 52 percent of South African voters favour the establishment of a Republic.

… C.F.J. (ed)(1981). Five Hundred years: a history of South Africa; 3rd rev. ed., Pretoria: Academica, p. 507 | …

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The South African Police Service (SAPS) launches a National Bureau for Missing Persons to render supportive service to investig

… Burger, D. (ed)(2002). South Africa Yearbook 2001/02, Pretoria: GCIS, p. 450 …

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The South African Barbarians rugby team completes its controversial tour of Britain with minimal disruption but against a backg

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Letter to FIFA instructing $10m payment for 2010 Soccer World Cup by South African Football Association, 4 March 2008

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SA signs Terms of reference of the Sustainable Development Committee of the United States-South African Binational Commission.

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Three thousand people march to the South African Broadcasting Corporation in Auckland Park, Johannesburg, to demand the establi

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Ellen Phyllis Hellmann, social anthropologist and leading executive member of the South African Institute of Race Relations (SA

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

This day in history

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

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Beatle records are banned by the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC), due to John Lennon’s previous ‘Jesus’ comments.

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The New National Party (NNP) in SA announces its dissolution and merger with ruling African National Congress (ANC).

… BBC, (2004). 'Key Dates', Focus on Africa, October to December, v. 15 no. 4, p. 8 …

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South African anti-apartheid umbrella organization, United Democratic Front, is launched. 15 000 People attend the national lau

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Alexander Kerr, educationist, church leader and the first principal of the South African Native College (later the University o

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WW1: The South African brigade is called to capture Delville Wood in France in a fierce two-day battle.

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Foreign Minister Roelof (Pik) Botha said that the South African Government (SAG) had accepted &quot;in principle&quot; the repo

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”African Labour Congress”. Article by Clements Kadalie, National Secretary, I.C.U., in The Workers’ Herald, Decembar 21,1923

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”I Appeal to the African Nation”. Article by Pixley ka Isaka Seme, in Umteteli wa Bantu, November 10, 1934

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Testimony of James B. Mama and John Makue, Transvaal, before the South African Native Affairs Commission, October 7, 1904 [Extracts]

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The United Nations Security Council debates the South African situation (31 July 6 August). The government reaffirms its decisi

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The South African Agricultural Union (SAAU) comes into being in Pretoria. It was first called the Intercolonial Agricultural

… et al. (eds)(1970). Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa, Cape Town: NASOU, v. 1, p. 228 …

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Someday, African National Congress May Hit The Target By Joseph Lelyveld (The New York Times), August 16, 1981

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Nigerian terrorist, Henry Okah is found guilty of masterminding two car bombs in Abuja by a South African Judge.

… 14 January 2014]|Odemwingie, E., (2013), Nigeria: S/Africa Prosecutors to Appeal Henry Okah's 24-Year Sentence , …

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Twenty-six elderly tourists from Britain and a South African tour guide are killed in a bus accident near Lydenburg.

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South African Parliament passes a bill establishing the Transitional Executive Council, whose main purpose is to ensure free an

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The National Union of South African Students (NUSAS) launches a national campaign to focus on government repression during the

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A Commission of the South African Council of Churches publishes a report condemning apartheid as a false faith hostile to Chris

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The International Red Cross ousts South African delegates from a Geneva meeting because of Pretoria’s policy of apartheid. It i

The International Red Cross ousts South African delegates from a Geneva meeting because of Pretoria’s policy of apartheid. It i

Dr Carl W.L. Pappe (59), botanist, physician and curator of the South African Museum, dies in Cape Town.

The Security Council unanimously adopts an amended resolution, sponsored by four African states, which declares that army viola

In a referendum limited to White voters only, 52 percent of South African voters favour the establishment of a Republic.

The South African Police Service (SAPS) launches a National Bureau for Missing Persons to render supportive service to investig

The South African Barbarians rugby team completes its controversial tour of Britain with minimal disruption but against a backg

Letter to FIFA instructing $10m payment for 2010 Soccer World Cup by South African Football Association, 4 March 2008

SA signs Terms of reference of the Sustainable Development Committee of the United States-South African Binational Commission.

Three thousand people march to the South African Broadcasting Corporation in Auckland Park, Johannesburg, to demand the establi

Ellen Phyllis Hellmann, social anthropologist and leading executive member of the South African Institute of Race Relations (SA

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.

Beatle records are banned by the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC), due to John Lennon’s previous ‘Jesus’ comments.

The New National Party (NNP) in SA announces its dissolution and merger with ruling African National Congress (ANC).

South African anti-apartheid umbrella organization, United Democratic Front, is launched. 15 000 People attend the national lau

Alexander Kerr, educationist, church leader and the first principal of the South African Native College (later the University o

WW1: The South African brigade is called to capture Delville Wood in France in a fierce two-day battle.

Foreign Minister Roelof (Pik) Botha said that the South African Government (SAG) had accepted &amp;quot;in principle&amp;quot; the repo

”African Labour Congress”. Article by Clements Kadalie, Na­tional Secretary, I.C.U., in The Workers’ Herald, Decembar 21,1923

”I Appeal to the African Nation”. Article by Pixley ka Isaka Seme, in Umteteli wa Bantu, November 10, 1934

Testimony of James B. Mama and John Makue, Transvaal, before the South African Native Affairs Commission, October 7, 1904 [Extracts]

The United Nations Security Council debates the South African situation (31 July 6 August). The government reaffirms its decisi

The South African Agricultural Union (SAAU) comes into being in Pretoria. It was first called the Intercolonial Agricultural

Someday, African National Congress May Hit The Target By Joseph Lelyveld (The New York Times), August 16, 1981

Nigerian terrorist, Henry Okah is found guilty of masterminding two car bombs in Abuja by a South African Judge.

Twenty-six elderly tourists from Britain and a South African tour guide are killed in a bus accident near Lydenburg.

South African Parliament passes a bill establishing the Transitional Executive Council, whose main purpose is to ensure free an

The National Union of South African Students (NUSAS) launches a national campaign to focus on government repression during the

A Commission of the South African Council of Churches publishes a report condemning apartheid as a false faith hostile to Chris

Foreign Minister Roelof (Pik) Botha said that the South African Government (SAG) had accepted "in principle" the repo

”African Labour Congress”. Article by Clements Kadalie, National Secretary, I.C.U., in The Workers’ Herald, Decembar 21,1923