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Gustav Schoeman Preller (68), journalist, cultural leader and first Afrikaans literary critic, dies in Pelindaba, near Pretoria

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Essop Jassat, medical practitioner and political community worker, is born in Vrededorp, Johannesburg. During the apartheid era

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The SA Davis Cup tennis team, Bob Hewitt, Frew McMillan and Ray Mordt, beats Italy 4-1 in Ellispark.

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The SA Davis Cup tennis team, Bob Hewitt, Frew McMillan and Ray Mordt, beats Italy 4-1 in Ellispark.

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Between Empire and Revolution: A Life of Sidney Bunting, 1873 - 1936 by Allison Drew (Pickering & Chatto (Publishers)), 2007

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APDUSA Views - Issue No 38: The Violation of the Freedoms of Thought, Conscience and Expression, January 1991

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APDUSA Views - Issue No 37: The Greed and Waste that is Capitalism by Alie Fataar, December 1990

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Contributions of Nordic States to the oppressed people of Southern Africa and Frontline States by E.S. Reddy

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Declaration of the International Conference on Women and Children under Apartheid, Arusha, Tanzania, 7 to 10 May 1985

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The Medicines Control Council (MCC) threatens to de-register Nevirapine unless further studies and appropriate documentation ca

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The Reverend Daniel Lindley, missionary and minister to the Voortrekkers, is born in Ten Mile Creek, Pennsylvania.

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The SA rugby team loses the third test in Sydney 12-19 and the series against Australia 2-1.

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Two members of the Afrikaner-Weerstandsbeweging (AWB) and a supporter of the Konserwatiewe Party (Conservative Party), die when

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Yacoob Mahomed Makda, politician, executive member of the Greater Johannesburg Metropolitan Council, and member of several boar

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The Afrikaanse Taalen Kultuurvereniging (ATKV), Afrikaans cultural organisation whose aim was to promote Afrikaans and the well

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Sir Christian Ludolph Neethling Felling (48), SA born manager of the railways in Kenya and Uganda, dies.

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Ruth First, journalist, academic and anti-apartheid activist, is assassinated in Maputo when opening a letter bomb addressed t

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Ruth First, journalist, academic and anti-apartheid activist, is assassinated in Maputo when opening a letter bomb addressed t

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Charles Robberts (Blackie) Swart, jurist, journalist, politician, farmer and first state president of SA, dies in Bloemfontein.

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Horatio Isaiah Budlwana (Bud) Mbelle, interpreter, insurance agent, community leader and politician, dies in Pretoria. He was w

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South African President P. W. Botha, in his ‘Rubicon Speech’, rejects Western pleas to abolish apartheid, and declares, ‘I am n

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Hester Elizabeth Cornelius, national organiser and branch secretary of the Garment Workers’ Union, dies in Honeydew, Johannesbu

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City Press reports that Wonke Maqubela and Neliswa Dyandyi, accused in a necklace trial in Stutterheim, Eastern Cape.

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The leader of two independent ‘homelands’, Chief K. Matanzima and President Mangope of Bophuthatswana, support Mr. Botha’s call

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SA signs memorandum of understanding with the government of Malaysia concluding agreements that enhance trade and investment.

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SA and Russia sign a declaration of intent providing for wide-ranging co-operation of mineral beneficiation technologies.

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The Federasie van Rapportryerskorpse (Federation of Dispatch-riders) is founded, to promote the culture, interests and identity

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Kenyan writer Ngugi wa Thiong’o and his wife are attacked by armed men in the capital Nairobi.

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The Nasionale Bouvereniging (National Building Society) is founded as result of a joint effort of Volkskas and Sanlam.

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Reginald Rooseveldt MacIntyre Ndumiso Cingo, evangelist and educationist who was headmaster of the first secondary day school f

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Gustav Schoeman Preller (68), journalist, cultural leader and first Afrikaans literary critic, dies in Pelindaba, near Pretoria

Essop Jassat, medical practitioner and political community worker, is born in Vrededorp, Johannesburg. During the apartheid era

The SA Davis Cup tennis team, Bob Hewitt, Frew McMillan and Ray Mordt, beats Italy 4-1 in Ellispark.

The SA Davis Cup tennis team, Bob Hewitt, Frew McMillan and Ray Mordt, beats Italy 4-1 in Ellispark.

Between Empire and Revolution: A Life of Sidney Bunting, 1873 - 1936 by Allison Drew (Pickering &amp; Chatto (Publishers)), 2007

APDUSA Views - Issue No 38: The Violation of the Freedoms of Thought, Conscience and Expression, January 1991

APDUSA Views - Issue No 37: The Greed and Waste that is Capitalism by Alie Fataar, December 1990

Contributions of Nordic States to the oppressed people of Southern Africa and Frontline States by E.S. Reddy

Declaration of the International Conference on Women and Children under Apartheid, Arusha, Tanzania, 7 to 10 May 1985

The Medicines Control Council (MCC) threatens to de-register Nevirapine unless further studies and appropriate documentation ca

The Reverend Daniel Lindley, missionary and minister to the Voortrekkers, is born in Ten Mile Creek, Pennsylvania.

The SA rugby team loses the third test in Sydney 12-19 and the series against Australia 2-1.

Two members of the Afrikaner-Weerstandsbeweging (AWB) and a supporter of the Konserwatiewe Party (Conservative Party), die when

Yacoob Mahomed Makda, politician, executive member of the Greater Johannesburg Metropolitan Council, and member of several boar

The Afrikaanse Taalen Kultuurvereniging (ATKV), Afrikaans cultural organisation whose aim was to promote Afrikaans and the well

Sir Christian Ludolph Neethling Felling (48), SA born manager of the railways in Kenya and Uganda, dies.

Ruth First, journalist, academic and anti-apartheid activist, is assassinated in Maputo when opening a letter bomb addressed t

Ruth First, journalist, academic and anti-apartheid activist, is assassinated in Maputo when opening a letter bomb addressed t

Charles Robberts (Blackie) Swart, jurist, journalist, politician, farmer and first state president of SA, dies in Bloemfontein.

Horatio Isaiah Budlwana (Bud) Mbelle, interpreter, insurance agent, community leader and politician, dies in Pretoria. He was w

South African President P. W. Botha, in his ‘Rubicon Speech’, rejects Western pleas to abolish apartheid, and declares, ‘I am n

Hester Elizabeth Cornelius, national organiser and branch secretary of the Garment Workers’ Union, dies in Honeydew, Johannesbu

City Press reports that Wonke Maqubela and Neliswa Dyandyi, accused in a necklace trial in Stutterheim, Eastern Cape.

The leader of two independent ‘homelands’, Chief K. Matanzima and President Mangope of Bophuthatswana, support Mr. Botha’s call

SA signs memorandum of understanding with the government of Malaysia concluding agreements that enhance trade and investment.

SA and Russia sign a declaration of intent providing for wide-ranging co-operation of mineral beneficiation technologies.

The Federasie van Rapportryerskorpse (Federation of Dispatch-riders) is founded, to promote the culture, interests and identity

Kenyan writer Ngugi wa Thiong’o and his wife are attacked by armed men in the capital Nairobi.

The Nasionale Bouvereniging (National Building Society) is founded as result of a joint effort of Volkskas and Sanlam.

Reginald Rooseveldt MacIntyre Ndumiso Cingo, evangelist and educationist who was headmaster of the first secondary day school f

Between Empire and Revolution: A Life of Sidney Bunting, 1873 - 1936 by Allison Drew (Pickering & Chatto (Publishers)), 2007