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… Just after midnight on 30 October 2002 eight bomb blasts rocked Soweto. Seven of the blasts … was taken to apprehend the perpetrators. In early November 2002 the extreme rightwing Boeremag claimed responsibility …

… Kajee, PR Pather and SR Naidoo. This meeting took place on 18 April 1944 and out of it emerged the Pretoria Agreement. …

… attack on the Russian position west of Warsaw, Poland. The 18 000 gas shells are rendered ineffective as a result of the … India, Australia and New Zealand to the Western Front. 18 February Germany begins a U-Boat campaign, attacking …

… Executive Committee met in a special session today. (04.05.96) The Executive Committee received a report on the …

… Germiston. Cloete is the current Commonwealth champion and 2002 World Cup Winner. She is South Africa's main hope for a …

… Abdurahman, who was born in Wellington (Cape Town ) on 18 December 1872 and graduated as a medical doctor from the …

… beef, butter and other commodities including 200 sheep and 18 oxen. When William Cock arrived at St. Helena, he sold the …

… new embassy building in Nairobi had been opened on March 3 2002, after a bomb had destroyed the original structure, …

… Ivor Powell, ‘Africus Another Planet’, Mail & Guardian, 05 May 1995 ↵ [8] Kay Hassan cited in Sean O’Toole, ‘Bowie in …

… age of 16. Cullinan retired from international cricket in 2002. He took up a position as a coach with the Indian …

… General-Assembly resolution 55/282 of 2001, beginning 2002, 21 September of each year is observed as the …

… Borussia Dortmund and English club Tottenham Hotspur. In 2002 Pienaar made his international debut with Bafana Bafana. …

… Fuji Professional Awards. 2008 - Selected with 18 top S.A. photographers for Masterclass by internationally …

… (the bath) and Badplaats (place of the bath). In Febuary 2002, the name was officially changed to Bela-Bela.   …

… Rankings and went on to win the cup twice, in 2000 and 2002. …

… his albums were banned including Eet Kreef. On 12 November 2002 he committed suicide. His birth name was Ralph John …

… do you think this says about how women were seen in the 18 th century? Try to find out when women got voting rights …

… On 6 January 2002, the African National Congress (ANC) celebrated its 90th … Parklinks.com, (2002),  ‘90th Anniversary of ANC’ , from GupShup Forums,  07 …  [Accessed: 13 September 2011]|ANC Today, (2002),  ‘The ANC celebrates 90 years of struggle’ , from  ANC …

… spent three seasons.  He represented South Africa in the 2002 and 2010 World Cups as well as in the 2006 Africa Cup of …

… African labour history. Sources: Pretoria News, August 26, 2002. Today in History. …

… Tsvangirai were brought two weeks before the country's 2002 elections, which he narrowly lost to Mugabe. Harare High …

… detection and treatment. The day was inaugurated in 2002 by a consortium of governmental and non-governmental …

… died in 1919. His long standing company was dissolved in 2002. …

… passengers capsized in Robersport, Liberia on 14 December 2002.  The passengers were returning from the funeral of a …

… 7 April 1960, banning the ANC and the PAC. By 6 May 1960, 18,000 persons were detained since the proclamation of the … and sentenced to long goal terms. The Government banned 18 Black Consciousness (BC) organisations and two newspapers …

… laws relating to political prisoners and detention. By 18 October, the Cabinet had decided to rack down on the most … day, on 19 October, the government went ahead and banned 18 organisations (listed below). About 70 activists were …

… for resigning and his predictions for South Africa. In 2002, then President Thabo Mbeki appointed him to head a team …

… 1984 famine was one of the worst in Ethiopian history. In 2002 humanitarian agencies announced that Ethiopia was facing …