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Mr. Davie Craven, President of the South African Rugby Board, announces in Pretoria, after a meeting with the President of the

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In a report published in the New Nation, a former South African army sergeant, Mr. Felix Ndimene, alleges that members of the F

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The Council of the New Zealand Softball Association decides by seventeen votes to seven to invite a South African men’s softbal

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Walter Sisulu and P.P.D. Nokwe, a former teacher and member of the African National Congress, go overseas under false names and

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The constitution of the South African Students’ Organisation (SASO) is adopted at the inaugural conference and Steve Biko is el

Interview with the South African Prime Minister, Mr. B. J. Vorster, by Mr. Clarence Rhodes of UPITN-TV on 13 February 1976

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Angolan news agency Angop reports that South African troops, backed by planes, tanks and artillery, used chemical weapons in at

Press Comments made by South African President Thabo Mbeki and German Chancellor Angela Merkel, Union Buildings, Pretoria. Friday 5 October 2007

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South African Black leader Nelson Mandela appears in court in Johannesburg and pleads not guilty. Nelson Mandela, in his Long W

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It is announced that Jacob Sello Selebi (Jackie) is appointed the new National Commissioner of the South African Police service

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The seventh Summit Conference of the East and Central African states, held in Mogadishu (18-19 Oct), adopts a Declaration urgin

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The South African Indian Council requests the Prime Minister to reverse the Cabinet’s decision not to return Pageview and Distr

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Gideon Roos, SA actor, broadcaster and co-founder of SAMRO (South African Music Rights Organisation), is born in Worcester, CC.

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South African author J.M. Coetzee wins England’s prestige book prize, the Booker prize for fiction, for the second time, this t

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President F.W. de Klerk meets the leaders of the South African Council of Churches (SACC) at the Union Buildings, Pretoria.

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The Star reports that a South African, Johan Hattingh, a former Task Force member, who was working with US company DynCorp in B

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Gana Makabeni, trade union leader and member of the National Executive Committee of the African National Congress (ANC) in the

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African National Congress (ANC) Deputy President Nelson Mandela states that his party was prepared to abandon its long-held pol

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Glynis Johns, South African actress (Mary Poppins, The Ref, A Little Night Music, The Sundowners, Coming of Age, Glynis), is bo

Some Observations on the South African Literary Tradition and the case of Nadine Gordimer: A Dissident´ s View by Dr Selim Y Gool

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The International Cricket Council in London cancels New Zealand’s cricket tour of the West Indies because of the South African

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The South African Council of Churches (SACC) warns the government that unless the country’s racial policies are reversed it wil

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Dr. Eschel Rhoodie is extradited from France and handed over to the South African authorities. He appears briefly in Pretoria’s

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A spokesman at the Police Headquarters in Pretoria states that the strength of the South African Police Reserve has reached 17,

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South African Airways (SAA) announces the re-routing of its services to Europe via Luanda (Angola), Brazzaville, the Cape Verde

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Pierre Stephanus de Wet, SA actor, producer and pioneer of Afrikaans sound films, is born in Pretoria. African Film Product

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Decisions on the future constitution of the Transkei are agreed upon at a meeting of a Cabinet committee of the South African a

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The chimes at the Union Buildings is broadcasted before the early morning new bulletins of the South African Broadcasting Corpo

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Naval Headquarters at Simonstown announce that the second series of joint British South African exercises off the Cape Coast wi

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Following the findings of the Viljoen Commission into the employment of African labour in twelve gold mines, the experiment is

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Mr. Davie Craven, President of the South African Rugby Board, announces in Pretoria, after a meeting with the President of the

In a report published in the New Nation, a former South African army sergeant, Mr. Felix Ndimene, alleges that members of the F

The Council of the New Zealand Softball Association decides by seventeen votes to seven to invite a South African men’s softbal

Walter Sisulu and P.P.D. Nokwe, a former teacher and member of the African National Congress, go overseas under false names and

The constitution of the South African Students’ Organisation (SASO) is adopted at the inaugural conference and Steve Biko is el

Interview with the South African Prime Minister, Mr. B. J. Vorster, by Mr. Clarence Rhodes of UPITN-TV on 13 February 1976

Angolan news agency Angop reports that South African troops, backed by planes, tanks and artillery, used chemical weapons in at

Press Comments made by South African President Thabo Mbeki and German Chancellor Angela Merkel, Union Buildings, Pretoria. Friday 5 October 2007

South African Black leader Nelson Mandela appears in court in Johannesburg and pleads not guilty. Nelson Mandela, in his Long W

It is announced that Jacob Sello Selebi (Jackie) is appointed the new National Commissioner of the South African Police service

The seventh Summit Conference of the East and Central African states, held in Mogadishu (18-19 Oct), adopts a Declaration urgin

The South African Indian Council requests the Prime Minister to reverse the Cabinet’s decision not to return Pageview and Distr

Gideon Roos, SA actor, broadcaster and co-founder of SAMRO (South African Music Rights Organisation), is born in Worcester, CC.

South African author J.M. Coetzee wins England’s prestige book prize, the Booker prize for fiction, for the second time, this t

President F.W. de Klerk meets the leaders of the South African Council of Churches (SACC) at the Union Buildings, Pretoria.

The Star reports that a South African, Johan Hattingh, a former Task Force member, who was working with US company DynCorp in B

Gana Makabeni, trade union leader and member of the National Executive Committee of the African National Congress (ANC) in the

African National Congress (ANC) Deputy President Nelson Mandela states that his party was prepared to abandon its long-held pol

Glynis Johns, South African actress (Mary Poppins, The Ref, A Little Night Music, The Sundowners, Coming of Age, Glynis), is bo

Some Observations on the South African Literary Tradition and the case of Nadine Gordimer: A Dissident´ s View by Dr Selim Y Gool

The International Cricket Council in London cancels New Zealand’s cricket tour of the West Indies because of the South African

The South African Council of Churches (SACC) warns the government that unless the country’s racial policies are reversed it wil

Dr. Eschel Rhoodie is extradited from France and handed over to the South African authorities. He appears briefly in Pretoria’s

A spokesman at the Police Headquarters in Pretoria states that the strength of the South African Police Reserve has reached 17,

South African Airways (SAA) announces the re-routing of its services to Europe via Luanda (Angola), Brazzaville, the Cape Verde

Pierre Stephanus de Wet, SA actor, producer and pioneer of Afrikaans sound films, is born in Pretoria. African Film Product

Decisions on the future constitution of the Transkei are agreed upon at a meeting of a Cabinet committee of the South African a

The chimes at the Union Buildings is broadcasted before the early morning new bulletins of the South African Broadcasting Corpo

Naval Headquarters at Simonstown announce that the second series of joint British South African exercises off the Cape Coast wi

Following the findings of the Viljoen Commission into the employment of African labour in twelve gold mines, the experiment is