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A cartoon predicting South Africa's expulsion from the International Olympic Movement

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A British Sports Council team begins a three-week fact-finding tour of South Africa to probe racial discrimination in sport

conference of the ANC

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The 41st annual conference of the ANC in Queenstown gets underway

Lillian Ngoyi, well-known anti-Apartheid activist, dies

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Lillian Ngoyi, well-known anti-Apartheid activist, dies

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The University of South Africa is officially opened, replacing the University of the Cape of Good Hope.

A UN report estimates the number of people who have HIV/AIDS in Africa at 50,000

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A UN report estimates the number of people who have HIV/AIDS in Africa at 50,000

An inquest into the death of Ernest Dipale finds no-one criminally liable for his death

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An inquest into the death of Ernest Dipale finds no-one criminally liable for his death

Gwen Lister is born

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Gwen Lister is born

ANC President, Oliver Tambo, denies that the ANC is in secret negotiations with the South African government

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ANC President, Oliver Tambo, denies that the ANC is in secret negotiations with the South African government

Vigilante mob beats man to death in Diepsloot

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Vigilante mob beats man to death in Diepsloot

World Cancer Day is instituted as an annual world-wide cancer awareness campaign

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World Cancer Day is instituted as an annual world-wide cancer awareness campaign

Henry Olonga, Zimbabwean Cricketer is born

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Henry Olonga, Zimbabwean Cricketer is born

South Africa and Lesotho establish a consultative committee to resolve border disputes

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South Africa and Lesotho establish a consultative committee to resolve border disputes

Hestrie Cloete, world champion high jumper, is born

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Hestrie Cloete, world champion high jumper, is born

Commandant General Hiemstra announces the outcomes of Anglo-South African deliberations

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Commandant General Hiemstra announces the outcomes of Anglo-South African deliberations

Marie Vogts, botanist and pioneer of the Protea industry, dies in Stellenbosch

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Marie Vogts, botanist and pioneer of the Protea industry, dies in Stellenbosch

Solomon Plaatje

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General Secretary of the ANC, journalist and writer, Solomon Plaatje dies

The World Health Organisation confirms that Ebola virus killed thirteen villagers in Gabon.

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The World Health Organisation confirms that Ebola virus killed thirteen villagers in Gabon.

Nelson Mandela announces his separation from his wife, Winnie Mandela.

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Nelson Mandela announces his separation from his wife, Winnie Mandela.

Musician, Gito Baloi of Tananas fame, is killed

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Musician, Gito Baloi of Tananas fame, is killed

Interview with Duma Nokwe

Interview with Duma Nokwe

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C.J. Langenhoven dies in Oudtshoorn

SAFCA distances itself from boycott of South African goods

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SAFCA distances itself from boycott of South African goods

Featured Image: Churchill and Smuts in North Africa, 1942. The latter was a “fortifying influence” to Churchill in the pivotal changes he made there to the British military command. (Reuters)

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SA Prime Minister speaks before the British Parliament

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Gert Maritz (41), Voortrekker leader, dies.

Corner stone of Mission Church is laid in Graaff-Reinet

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Corner stone of Mission Church is laid in Graaff-Reinet

Ikwezi

Document 123 - Statement of Dr Y. M. Dadoo, Secretary, Non-European United Front (Transvaal), before the Court, 6 September 1940

79. Indian Parliament: separate can’t be equal

Statement at the Conference of The Socialist International and Frontline States on Southern Africa, Harare by O. R. Tambo, 15 February 1989

Address by President Nelson Mandela at the South African Reserve Bank’s 75th anniversary banquet Pretoria, 28 June 1996