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… or Bantustans irrespective of their actual residence. 24 August, The second trial of the 19 prisoners (including … Committee meeting discusses plans to re-launch MK.   1976 24 May, Soweto pupils reject the Orland Diepkloof School …

… funeral in London, where Tambo gave the keynote address.  24 May, Dr Monty Naicker immediately got involved in the … September, Phyllis Naidoo was forced to leave Lesotho at 24 hours notice by the Lesotho government. Forty-two people …

… white population declined from 4.27 million in 1992 to 4.24 million in 2003 (a 0.7 per cent decrease). In contrast the …

… crash of the stock market on "Black Thursday", October 24, 1929 when 16 million shares of stock were quickly sold by …

… Publications Director Interim Committee Elected on October 24, 1974 as a result of large scale bannings of previous …

… the University of South Africa and Natal Medical School. 24 January, Rioting by Africans in Cato Manor (Durban) … as well as 11 others are charged with incitement to riot. 24 March, The Government bans all public meetings of more … Representation of Africans in Parliament ends. 15 June - 24 June, Second Conference of Independent African States, at …

… 20 000 exiles would be allowed to return to South Africa. 24 October, The ANC announces that it is postponing its … dismantling of all special counter-insurgency forces. 24 July, The ANC issues a press statement, entitled ‘ … annual January 8th statement is given by Nelson Mandela. 24 January, President F.W. de Klerk opens parliament and …

… would still summarize important information in Afrikaans. [24] According to this policy there would be limited parallel … “Afrikaner”, South African History Online, (Available 24 March 2014), (Accessed 12 March 2020), Available at: … “Afrikaner”, South African History Online, (Available 24 March 2014), (Accessed 12 March 2020), Available at: …

… and social welfare organisations until his death on 24 November 1960 The first discriminatory legislation … also established in Klerksdorp and Potchefstroom. 1899 24 March, The Transvaal agent to British High Commissioner …

… trip in such an airship in 1852, the craft travelled over 24 km. Unlike the air balloon, the airship could be …

… he remained in charge in Natal. Battles at Spionkop on 24 January 1900 and Vaalkrans on 7 February 1900 were also …

… Progressive Party wins one seat with 51,760 votes cast. 24 April, It is confirmed in London that thirteen African … with means of improving South Africa’s image in Europe. 24 June, Exchange of notes with Portugal on the issue of … Africa’s traditional principles of racial segregation. 24 August, A second trial of the nineteen Africans, acquitted …

… confirmed by the Minister of Police, Louis le Grange, on 24 January 1980. 1980 25 January, A bank and twenty-five … and financial arrangements between participants. 1980 24 July, Strike of 10,000 Johannesburg municipal workers. … the reciprocal appointment of trade representatives 1980 24 September, Closure of more than seventy black schools, …

… the establishment of tribal authorities in the reserves. 24 July, Oliver Tambo completes his articles, passes his … him about secret meeting between ANC and SAIC leadership. 24 February, The Public Safety Act No. 3 is passed which … to the closure of many of the best schools for Africans. 24 April, Chief Albert Luthuli calls off the Defiance …

… of "defence units" to protect townships residents. 24 December, Mandela receives an Honorary Doctorate of … annual January 8th statement is given by Nelson Mandela. 24 January, President F.W. de Klerk opens parliament and … "attempt to prolong the transition by 10 years or more". 24 February, The ANC submits its constitutional blue-print to …

… Africa or the area South West, for a period of two years. 24 July, Sisulu is taken into custody in the Bochabella … of strengthening ANC funds. 3 April, Sisulu placed under 24 hours house arrest. 19 April, While awaiting the outcome … alleges that Sisulu has been seen in Bechuanaland. 24 April, The Pretoria News alleges that Sisulu had arrived …

… Mandela to their annual party conference in Brighton. 24 July, Nelson Mandela was the recipient, in absentia, of … reform including the Tricameral Parliament . 24 November, Carl Niehaus is sentenced to 15 years in prison … section with three big cells. For the first time in 24 years in jail Mandela is alone. 2 December , The Congress …

… to Natal had been commandeered. [23] Annual Meeting [24] At both the Annual and Special General Meetings held at … [20] Ibid, p9 [21] Ibid, p9 [22] Ibid, p9 [23] Ibid, p9 [24] Ibid, p9 [25] Ibid, p9 [26] Ibid, p10 [27] Ibid, p11 [28] …

… to reconciliation, economic growth and stability. 1998 24 June, President Nelson Mandela  attends a ceremony in … 20 percent of land in South Africa which amounts to about 24.3 million hectares, excluding land owned by parastatals. … for Constitutional Court ,from Business Day – BDlive, 24 April , [online], Available www.bdlive.co.za   [Accessed …

… 150 delegates and the Transvaal with 30 delegates. March 24 - 25, From these conferences 60 delegates are elected for …

… under the editorship of Donald Woods. At the age of 24, Massey Hicks published the first edition of the East …

… months and then released. 1962 Kotane is placed under a 24 hour house arrest. 1963 January, Kotane leaves South …

… in Soweto schools since the beginning of the school year. 24 February, The first indications of protest over schooling … of grievances, which they hand to the principal. 24 May, Pupils reject a call by the Orlando Diepkloof School … and 400 000 students stayed away. 1984 - 1986 September - 24 January, People were killed in political violence …

… and British colonization (in 1652 and 1806 respectively). [24] More specifically, Fanakalo originated in the … of Fanakalo comprises approximately 70 percent Nguni, 24 percent English and 6 percent Afrikaans. [47] According to … African Gold Mines,” Social Dynamics 14 (1988): 48. ↵ [24] Mesthrie, “The Origins of Fanagalo,” 229. ↵ [25] R. …

… men who are infected. The difference is greatest in the 15-24 age group, where three young women for every one young man …

… of 21 March, mass funerals were held for the victims. On 24 March 1960, in protest of the massacre, Regional Secretary …

… defiers were acquitted, most notably in the case of 24 who entered a railway waiting room in Cape Town and were …

… OR joined the law company of Solomon Kowalsky. 1950s 1951 24 July, Qualifies as an attorney 1952 Establishes the first … by F.W. De Klerk to the National Party Conference 24 – 26 July Delivers a Statement at the 25th Session of the … Committee of the ANC on the 79th Anniversary of the ANC. 24 May Gives a speech at the final conference of …

… is awarded the Freedom of London Borough of Greenwich. 24 July, UNESCO awards its first Simon Bolivar International … F W de Klerk the Nobel Peace Prize, Oslo, Norway 1994 24 March, Received the New Nation/Engen Man of the Year Flame … September, Awarded Congressional Gold Medal, Washington. 24 September, Awarded Canada's highest honour, appointment to …