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This day in history

Gé Korsten (71), popular SA tenor and actor, commits suicide in his Wilderness home.

… Korsten (71), popular SA tenor and actor, commits suicide in his Wilderness home. …

This day in history

Stephen (Steve) Bantu Biko, the leader of the Black Consciousness Movement, dies in detention.

… Biko, the leader of the Black Consciousness Movement, dies in detention. …

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Andries J. Bester (81), Boer commandant during Anglo-Boer War 2, dies in Paul Roux, OFS.

… Bester (81), Boer commandant during Anglo-Boer War 2, dies in Paul Roux, OFS. …

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South Africa signs agreement with Israel on co-operation in the field of agriculture.

… South Africa signs agreement with Israel on co-operation in the field of agriculture. …

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Somalis celebrate the election of Abdiqasim Salad Hassan, their first president in nearly a decade.

… election of Abdiqasim Salad Hassan, their first president in nearly a decade. …

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Cecil John Rhodes arrives in Durban on doctor’s advice to move to a warmer climate.

… Cecil John Rhodes arrives in Durban on doctor’s advice to move to a warmer climate. …

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The US vetoes a UN Security Council resolution criticising South Africa for raids in Angola.

… Pretoria News, August 31, 2002. Today in History … Council resolution criticising South Africa for raids in Angola. …

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Men hack their way through a train station in Soweto, killing at least nine people.

… Pretoria News Weekend, Saturday August 16, 2003. Today in History … Men hack their way through a train station in Soweto, killing at least nine people. …

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The first radio licence in SA is issued to Dr J. van Rensburg of Carnarvon.

… The first radio licence in SA is issued to Dr J. van Rensburg of Carnarvon. …

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A limpet-mine explosion injures nineteen people, two seriously, at a bus terminus in central Johannesburg.

… injures nineteen people, two seriously, at a bus terminus in central Johannesburg. …

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Walter Spiethoff, royal opera singer and SA singer and composer, is born in Austria.

… royal opera singer and SA singer and composer, is born in Austria. …

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Nine miners die in an underground fire at the Northam Platinum mine near Thabazimbi,

… Nine miners die in an underground fire at the Northam Platinum mine near …

Black Political Resistance in Natal , 1947 - 1952 by Balaguru Lutchmanah Viranka, Durban, January, 1994

… Black Political Resistance in Natal , 1947 - 1952 by Balaguru Lutchmanah Viranka, …

Chapter 2: Protest art 1972 to 1976: Damned with faint praise or buried in Cliche?

… art 1972 to 1976: Damned with faint praise or buried in Cliche? …

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UN security council urges use of force to prevent civil war in the Congo.

… UN security council urges use of force to prevent civil war in the Congo. …

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The game between the Bafana Bafana, SA soccer team, and Tunisia ends in a tie 2-2. .

… the Bafana Bafana, SA soccer team, and Tunisia ends in a tie 2-2. . …

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Tshikudo Paul Tavhana (also Thavhana), S.A carver and sculptor, is born in Dzanani, Limpopo.

… Tavhana (also Thavhana), S.A carver and sculptor, is born in Dzanani, Limpopo. …

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The game between Bafana Bafana, the SA soccer team, and Paraguay, ends in a 2-2 tie.

… Bafana Bafana, the SA soccer team, and Paraguay, ends in a 2-2 tie. …

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US offers to airlift French paratroopers out of the escalating violence in southern Zaire.

… airlift French paratroopers out of the escalating violence in southern Zaire. …

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Rhodesian forces discover fewer guerrillas in Mozambique than intelligence reports suggested, and are withdrawn.

… Rhodesian forces discover fewer guerrillas in Mozambique than intelligence reports suggested, and are …

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Austerity measures introduced by the Nigerian government trigger riots in the capital city, Lagos.

… introduced by the Nigerian government trigger riots in the capital city, Lagos. …

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Sultan Abd al-Hafid, agrees to French demands to create a French protectorate in Morocco.

… agrees to French demands to create a French protectorate in Morocco. …

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The Rev. Stephanus Johannes Gerhardus Hofmeyr, missionary in the Soutpansberg and Rhodesia is born.

… The Rev. Stephanus Johannes Gerhardus Hofmeyr, missionary in the Soutpansberg and Rhodesia is born. …

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Benjamin John Peter Tyamzashe, Xhosa composer, choir conductor and organist, dies in East London.

… Xhosa composer, choir conductor and organist, dies in East London. …

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Sir John Charles Molteno, first premier of the Cape Colony, is born in London.

… Charles Molteno, first premier of the Cape Colony, is born in London. …

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Guybon Budlwana Sinxo, teacher, writer, journalist and community worker, dies in Alice, Eastern Cape.

… teacher, writer, journalist and community worker, dies in Alice, Eastern Cape. …

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Peter Hans Paul Gastrow, National Chairman, Progressive Federal Party, 1986, is born in Johannesburg.

… Gastrow: Who's Who in South African Politics … Chairman, Progressive Federal Party, 1986, is born in Johannesburg. …

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Pres. Paul Kruger lays the corner stone of the Palace of Justice in Pretoria.

… Paul Kruger lays the corner stone of the Palace of Justice in Pretoria. …

Part Two: Schedule of documents | The Soul of a Nation: Constitution Making in South Africa

… of documents | The Soul of a Nation: Constitution Making in South Africa …

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Anglo-Boer War 2: The British threaten to use natives in the Boer War fight. &nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;

… Anglo-Boer War 2: The British threaten to use natives in the Boer War fight. …

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Gé Korsten (71), popular SA tenor and actor, commits suicide in his Wilderness home.

Stephen (Steve) Bantu Biko, the leader of the Black Consciousness Movement, dies in detention.

Andries J. Bester (81), Boer commandant during Anglo-Boer War 2, dies in Paul Roux, OFS.

South Africa signs agreement with Israel on co-operation in the field of agriculture.

Somalis celebrate the election of Abdiqasim Salad Hassan, their first president in nearly a decade.

Cecil John Rhodes arrives in Durban on doctor’s advice to move to a warmer climate.

The US vetoes a UN Security Council resolution criticising South Africa for raids in Angola.

Men hack their way through a train station in Soweto, killing at least nine people.

The first radio licence in SA is issued to Dr J. van Rensburg of Carnarvon.

A limpet-mine explosion injures nineteen people, two seriously, at a bus terminus in central Johannesburg.

Walter Spiethoff, royal opera singer and SA singer and composer, is born in Austria.

Nine miners die in an underground fire at the Northam Platinum mine near Thabazimbi,

Black Political Resistance in Natal , 1947 - 1952 by Balaguru Lutchmanah Viranka, Durban, January, 1994

Chapter 2: Protest art 1972 to 1976: Damned with faint praise or buried in Cliche?

UN security council urges use of force to prevent civil war in the Congo.

The game between the Bafana Bafana, SA soccer team, and Tunisia ends in a tie 2-2. .

Tshikudo Paul Tavhana (also Thavhana), S.A carver and sculptor, is born in Dzanani, Limpopo.

The game between Bafana Bafana, the SA soccer team, and Paraguay, ends in a 2-2 tie.

US offers to airlift French paratroopers out of the escalating violence in southern Zaire.

Rhodesian forces discover fewer guerrillas in Mozambique than intelligence reports suggested, and are withdrawn.

Austerity measures introduced by the Nigerian government trigger riots in the capital city, Lagos.

Sultan Abd al-Hafid, agrees to French demands to create a French protectorate in Morocco.

The Rev. Stephanus Johannes Gerhardus Hofmeyr, missionary in the Soutpansberg and Rhodesia is born.

Benjamin John Peter Tyamzashe, Xhosa composer, choir conductor and organist, dies in East London.

Sir John Charles Molteno, first premier of the Cape Colony, is born in London.

Guybon Budlwana Sinxo, teacher, writer, journalist and community worker, dies in Alice, Eastern Cape.

Peter Hans Paul Gastrow, National Chairman, Progressive Federal Party, 1986, is born in Johannesburg.

Pres. Paul Kruger lays the corner stone of the Palace of Justice in Pretoria.

Part Two: Schedule of documents | The Soul of a Nation: Constitution Making in South Africa

Anglo-Boer War 2: The British threaten to use natives in the Boer War fight. &amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp; &amp;nbsp;

Anglo-Boer War 2: The British threaten to use natives in the Boer War fight.     