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US President Bill Clinton signs a bill to punish foreign businesses that invest in Iran and Libya.

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Thirty-five people are killed in fighting between pro-Inkatha hostel-dwellers and residents in Soweto.

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

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Movement Matters: American Anti-Apartheid Activism And The Rise Of Multicultural Politics by Dr. David L. Hostetter

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Petition to the House of Commons, from J. Tengo Jabavu and thirteen other signatories, July 13, 1906

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

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Swapo claims SA is moving military equipment and troops to the Angola-South West Africa border.

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The British High Commissioner for Basutoland, Bechuanaland and Swaziland issues the Prevention of Violence Abroad Proclamation,

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Police Act No 16, granting the police further powers with regard to search and seizure, commences.

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John Xavier Merriman (85), SA statesman and prime minister of the Cape Colony, dies in Stellenbosch.

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John Xavier Merriman (85), SA statesman and prime minister of the Cape Colony, dies in Stellenbosch.

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Georg Siegfried Johannes Kuschke, industrialist and managing director of the Industrial Development Corporation (IDC) is born i

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Mozambican rebels rampage through villages, killing about 1 000 people and beheading them, according to media reports.

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Mandela: Man, Legend And Symbol Of Resistance by Alan Cowell (The New York Times), September 5, 1985

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Document 111 - Letters from Moses Kotane to John Gomas, 14, 17, 18 and 23 December 1937

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Lunch with Mr. Niall MacDermot, Mr. Anwar Barakat, Mr. Per Tegmo and Mme. Therese Gastaut - 1985

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Breakthrough reached at peace talks in Kenya between Sudanese government and the SPLA over key issues.

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

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Egypt and Saudi Arabia announce agreement of peaceful settlement of two-year-old Yemeni civil war.

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Albert Schweitzer, French Nobel Award winner, physician and missionary in Africa, dies at Lambaréné in Gabon.

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Daniël Petrus van den Heever (65), Cape parliamentarian and champion for Afrikaans, dies in Venterstad, CP.

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Carolus Johannes (Karel) Trichardt (Trechardt), son of Voortrekker leader Louis Trichardt and explorer of Mozambique, Zanzibar

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Sir Julius Jeppe (70), founder of the Witwatersrand Township Estate and Finance Corporation, dies in London.

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Bloodshed, looting and destruction ensue when thousands of street hawkers, marching through central Johannesburg protesting aga

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Bloodshed, looting and destruction ensue when thousands of street hawkers, marching through central Johannesburg protesting aga

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The Coloured Persons’ Representative Council (CPRC) decides to reject the government’s constitutional proposals and call for a

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Anglo-Boer War 2: Brigadier-General Stephenson occupies Nelspruit without opposition and Lord Roberts transfers his headquarter

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Anglo-Boer War 2: Commandant-General Louis Botha and General Cheere Emmett join forces to invade Natal.

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The government launches &quot;Operation Iron Fist&quot;, imposing curfews, roadblocks, house-to-house searches and fencing off

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Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and President Mbekiattend celebrations at Durban’s Kingsmead Cricket Stadium to commemorat

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US President Bill Clinton signs a bill to punish foreign businesses that invest in Iran and Libya.

Thirty-five people are killed in fighting between pro-Inkatha hostel-dwellers and residents in Soweto.

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

Movement Matters: American Anti-Apartheid Activism And The Rise Of Multicultural Politics by Dr. David L. Hostetter

Petition to the House of Commons, from J. Tengo Jabavu and thirteen other signatories, July 13, 1906

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

Swapo claims SA is moving military equipment and troops to the Angola-South West Africa border.

The British High Commissioner for Basutoland, Bechuanaland and Swaziland issues the Prevention of Violence Abroad Proclamation,

Police Act No 16, granting the police further powers with regard to search and seizure, commences.

John Xavier Merriman (85), SA statesman and prime minister of the Cape Colony, dies in Stellenbosch.

John Xavier Merriman (85), SA statesman and prime minister of the Cape Colony, dies in Stellenbosch.

Georg Siegfried Johannes Kuschke, industrialist and managing director of the Industrial Development Corporation (IDC) is born i

Mozambican rebels rampage through villages, killing about 1 000 people and beheading them, according to media reports.

Mandela: Man, Legend And Symbol Of Resistance by Alan Cowell (The New York Times), September 5, 1985

Document 111 - Letters from Moses Kotane to John Gomas, 14, 17, 18 and 23 December 1937

Lunch with Mr. Niall MacDermot, Mr. Anwar Barakat, Mr. Per Tegmo and Mme. Therese Gastaut - 1985

Breakthrough reached at peace talks in Kenya between Sudanese government and the SPLA over key issues.

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

Egypt and Saudi Arabia announce agreement of peaceful settlement of two-year-old Yemeni civil war.

Albert Schweitzer, French Nobel Award winner, physician and missionary in Africa, dies at Lambaréné in Gabon.

Daniël Petrus van den Heever (65), Cape parliamentarian and champion for Afrikaans, dies in Venterstad, CP.

Carolus Johannes (Karel) Trichardt (Trechardt), son of Voortrekker leader Louis Trichardt and explorer of Mozambique, Zanzibar

Sir Julius Jeppe (70), founder of the Witwatersrand Township Estate and Finance Corporation, dies in London.

Bloodshed, looting and destruction ensue when thousands of street hawkers, marching through central Johannesburg protesting aga

Bloodshed, looting and destruction ensue when thousands of street hawkers, marching through central Johannesburg protesting aga

The Coloured Persons’ Representative Council (CPRC) decides to reject the government’s constitutional proposals and call for a

Anglo-Boer War 2: Brigadier-General Stephenson occupies Nelspruit without opposition and Lord Roberts transfers his headquarter

Anglo-Boer War 2: Commandant-General Louis Botha and General Cheere Emmett join forces to invade Natal.

The government launches &amp;quot;Operation Iron Fist&amp;quot;, imposing curfews, roadblocks, house-to-house searches and fencing off

Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and President Mbekiattend celebrations at Durban’s Kingsmead Cricket Stadium to commemorat

The government launches "Operation Iron Fist", imposing curfews, roadblocks, house-to-house searches and fencing off