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‘Just say yes, Mr President’: Mbeki and AIDS by Anthony Brink A PROSPECTUS

Where did all the masks go? by Dewald van Rensburg (22 May 2020)

Where did all the masks go? by Dewald van Rensburg (22 May 2020)

Josias Ratshilumela Madzunya portrait

Josias Ratshilumela Madzunya

A Brief History of a Global Effort to Fund the Campaign against Aids by Barry van Wyk

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SA signs an agreement with India on cooperation in the fields of science and technology.

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SA signs an amendment to the trade agreement of 20 August 1932 with Great Britain.

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An attempted coup by the Bophuthatswana Defence Force is crushed by the S.A. Defence Force.

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SA signs an agreement with France with regard to the launching of the eole balloons.

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SA signs an agreement with the Republic of Namibia to curb and prevent illegal fishing.

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SA signs an agreement with the government of Namibia concerning broadcasting services to Walvis Bay.

Get your head out of the sand!: Join projects

Get your head out of the sand!: Join projects

Pan Africanist Congress of Azania: July 31 Heroes Day

Pan Africanist Congress of Azania: July 31 Heroes Day

Land: dispossession, resistance and restitution

… required. Land was seized from the Khoikhoi, and later the San, to increase Dutch grazing pastures, expand their farming … seized and occupied land while dispossessing Khoikhoi, San and African communities in the process. The British in …

Thomas Benjamin Davis portrait

Thomas Benjamin Davis

Chapter 25. A Reichstag Fire Trial Replete With A Van Der Lubbe

How did the Nazis construct an Aryan identity?

How did the Nazis construct an Aryan identity?

Origins of major world religions reflected in SA

Origins of major world religions reflected in SA

Introduction and Background: An era of Apartheid repression

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SAA takes over the South-West African Airways (SWAA)

The Berlin Airlift, which delivered food and fuel to West Berliners during a Soviet blockade, and in which the SAA took part, comes to an end

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The Berlin Airlift, which delivered food and fuel to West Berliners during a Soviet blockade, and in which the SAA took part, comes to an end

One-fifth of SA’s military infected with HIV virus, so HIV positive people are no longer accepted into their ranks

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One-fifth of SA’s military infected with HIV virus, so HIV positive people are no longer accepted into their ranks

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The SA regional airline, Sun Air, discontinues its service and thousands of disappointed passengers have to acquire seats on ot

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Gregoire Boonzaier, SA landscape painter and son of caricaturist D.C. Boonzaier, is born in Cape Town. He died in 2005.

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Jean van der Poel, historian and teacher who played an important role in the South African Teachers’ Association and undertook

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Sir Joseph Benjamin Robinson, son of an 1820 Settler, mining magnate, chairman of the Mining Board, representative in the Legis

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Prince Alfred Ernest Albert (16), second son of Queen Victoria opens the new building for the SA Library and Museum.

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The ‘Voortrekker Beweging’ (an Afrikaans youth movement), is founded in Bloemfontein with Dr N.J. van der Merwe as first chief

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John Koenakeefe Mohl, SA artist and founder member of Artists under the Sun, is born in Dikonana, Zeerust, Western Transvaal.

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John Koenakeefe Mohl, SA artist and founder member of Artists under the Sun, is born in Dikonana, Zeerust, Western Transvaal.

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SA’s first national news Agency, the South African Press Association (Sapa), is established from what was the Reuters South Afr