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Acclaimed South African poet Sheila Cussons dies

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Acclaimed South African poet Sheila Cussons dies

The Angolan government announces a unilateral ceasefire

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The Angolan government announces a unilateral ceasefire

Rhodesian Prime Minister, Ian Smith, issues a Unilateral Declaration of Independence

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Rhodesian Prime Minister, Ian Smith, issues a Unilateral Declaration of Independence

Pope Paul VI proclaims 22 new African saints. The saints, known as the Blessed Martyrs of Uganda, were a group of converts who were persecuted and martyred from 1885

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Pope Paul VI proclaims 22 new African saints. The saints, known as the Blessed Martyrs of Uganda, were a group of converts who were persecuted and martyred from 1885

Ian Smith announced that he is ready to yield to majority rule in Rhodesia

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Ian Smith announced that he is ready to yield to majority rule in Rhodesia

The Defiance Campaign against apartheid laws begins

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The Defiance Campaign against apartheid laws begins

Bulhoek massacre

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Nearly 200 People are killed in the Bulhoek massacre in the Eastern Cape

… (Accessed: 25 April 2012)|Saunders, C. (ed)(1989). Reader's Digest Illustrated History of South …

Winston Churchill, is captured by Boer forces during the Anglo-Boer War

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Winston Churchill, is captured by Boer forces during the Anglo-Boer War

The Aula, auditorium of the University of Pretoria, is opened by the Governor

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The Aula, auditorium of the University of Pretoria, is opened by the Governor

Clements Kadalie

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Trade unionist Clements Kadalie dies in East London

Amy Johnson, a female aviator, lands in Cape Town in record time

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Amy Johnson, a female aviator, lands in Cape Town in record time

Officers during the invasion

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SA troops invade East Africa in their confrontation with German forces in World War I

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The United Nations adopts resolution 1375 (XIV) on Apartheid

The Slagtersnek rebels

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The Slagtersnek rebels are tried in the Uithenhage landdros court

National OR Tambo Memorial Lecture series inaugural address by his excellency Dr Jacob G Zuma, President of the Republic of South Africa, OR Tambo International Airport, 24 October 2011

Appendix 2 The Political Landscape of Cape Town, by Dr Z. Pallo Jordan

Appendix 2 The Political Landscape of Cape Town, by Dr Z. Pallo Jordan

Address of the Deputy President of the African National Congress Nelson Mandela, at the European parliament Strasbourg, 13 June 1990

Jazz Musician, Basil 'Manenberg' Coetzee, dies

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Jazz Musician, Basil 'Manenberg' Coetzee, dies

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Former National Soccer League CEO Cyril Kobus dies

Book 3: Migration, Land and Minerals in the Making of South Africa - Chapter 2 - Imperialism and the Union in South Africa by Timothy Keegan

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The Choice of Termination Act is enacted by the Parliament of South Africa

Travis Logie, South Africa’s world champion surfer is born

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Travis Logie, South Africa’s world champion surfer is born

Royal baFokeng Stadium

Royal baFokeng Stadium

Hout Bay East and West Forts

Hout Bay East and West Forts

Church Council meets PW Botha over unrest

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Church Council meets PW Botha over unrest

Boksburg, the Witwatersrand

Alexandra, Township in Johannesburg

Vanessa Brereton, former human rights lawyer, admits that she was an Apartheid spy

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Vanessa Brereton, former human rights lawyer, admits that she was an Apartheid spy

The Motsuenyane Commission

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The Motsuenyane Commission finds the African National Congress (ANC) guilty of abuse in its camps