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The Teachers’ Training College in Oudtshoorn becomes an independent institution.

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THE ‘SUBS’ STEWARD - “a fine leader to workers in all areas”

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Two gunmen kill ANC member Sipho Ngema in a Swazi restaurant.

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Charles Barter (83), author and Natal magistrate, dies in Pietermaritzburg.

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The South African rugby team beats France in Paris 25-3.

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CHAPTER FIVE: THE LUTHULI DETACHMENT IN POPULAR HISTORY AND MEMORY

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Fifty-two demonstrating church leaders are arrested in South Africa.

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The Role of Vrye Weekblad in the Struggle Against Apartheid

Latest in the SAHO archive: 26 June 2013 - 9 July 2013

Dr. Xuma to arrive in NY, Council on African Affair

Latest in the SAHO archive: 2 October, 2013 - 15 October, 2013

First conference in London of representatives from Britain’s African colonies.

Gen. Christiaan Frederik Beyers, Boer general, is born in Stellenbosch.

Beverly Mashinini wins a bronze medal in the Athens Paralympic Games.

Tropical storms in north-central Africa kill about 100 people.

Tropical storms in north-central Africa kill about 100 people.

The Cape Parliament guarantees freedom of speech in its proceedings.

The Appeal Court in Bloemfontein restores Ingwavuma to South Africa

An earthquake in which sixteen people die strikes Cairo, Egypt.

Anglo-Boer War 2: Martial law is declared in the Transvaal.

William Storey Bridekirk, printer and publisher, dies in Cape Town.

The second Pan-African Congress meets in London, Brussels &amp;amp; Paris.

Jomo Kenyatta, first president of Kenya, is buried in Nairobi.

William Ayliff, farmer and Cape politician, is born in Grahamstown.

Keith Oxlee (63), Springbok rugby fly half, dies in Durban.

British force under Horatio Kitchener takes Dongola in the Sudan.

British force under Horatio Kitchener takes Dongola in the Sudan.

Document 77 - M. K., “Fascism-in South Africa”, Umsebenzi, 13 January, 1934

Wilfrid H. Harrison: Memoirs of a Socialist in South Africa 1903-1947

The South African rugby team beats Scotland in Edinburgh 12-5.

The Teachers’ Training College in Oudtshoorn becomes an independent institution.

THE ‘SUBS’ STEWARD - “a fine leader to workers in all areas”

Two gunmen kill ANC member Sipho Ngema in a Swazi restaurant.

Charles Barter (83), author and Natal magistrate, dies in Pietermaritzburg.

The South African rugby team beats France in Paris 25-3.

CHAPTER FIVE: THE LUTHULI DETACHMENT IN POPULAR HISTORY AND MEMORY

Fifty-two demonstrating church leaders are arrested in South Africa.

The second Pan-African Congress meets in London, Brussels & Paris.