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The elected leaders in the Coloured Persons’ Representative Council reject the government’s emergency mini-budget and demand th

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Humphrey Mbuyiseni Khoza, current chief executive officer of Uthingo Management (Pty) Ltd and director of several other compani

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The Rights and Wrongs of Land Restitution: Restoring What Was Ours edited by Derick Fay, Deborah James, Dr

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APDUSA Views Issue No. 63: Culture Misused to Taunt and Torment - Another Steve Mabona Episode, 14 August 2002

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The Fall of Cecil Rhodes and the Rise of Black Power in Africa by Veli Mbele, 3-5 April 2015

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Liberian President Samuel K Doe becomes virtual prisoner in presidential mansion as rebels besiege Monrovia and Doe’s 500-man s

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Egypt bombs and strikes major air base in Libya in second day of conflict between the two countries.

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Israeli airliner bound for Israel from Rome with forty-eight people aboard is hijacked and diverted to Algeria.

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Katanga proclaims itself a republic and secedes from the central Congo government under the leadership of its president, Moise

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Interview with Xolelwa Kashe-Katiya and Ngqabutho Madida from SAHO: Bush Radio on Africa Day 25 May 2012

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The rugby match between SA and the British Isles in Johannesburg ends in a draw with ten points each.

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Geoffrey Bongumusa Mduduzi Bhengu, member of parliament for the Inkatha Freedom Party and chairman of several commercial enterp

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Ellen Phyllis Hellmann, social anthropologist and leading executive member of the South African Institute of Race Relations (SA

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Sir Thomas Muir, educationist, mathematician and superintendent-general of education in the Cape Colony, is born in Lanarkshire

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Theophil Otto Frederick Charles (Theo) Wendt, composer and conductor of the SABC orchestra, is born in Sydenham, London.

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Harold Wolpe, a listed Communist arrested on the Bechuanaland border, and Arthur Goldreich, caught in the Rivonia raid esca

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Hendrik Pieter Nicolaas Muller, ethnologist, traveller, consul-general for the Orange Free State in the Netherlands and receive

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SA signs agreement with Swaziland in respect of cooperation and mutual assistance in the field of combating crime.

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Part of a prefabricated building of the Peninsula College for Advanced Technical Education is gutted and three explosives are f

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Anglo-Boer War 2: British Gen. Carrington reaches Mafeking and narrowly avoids being court-martialled for his inexplicable flig

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Moses Mauane (Malume) Kotane, political functionary of the SACP and compositor of the communist newspaper Umsebenzi, is born

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Robert Moffat (87), Scottish missionary near Kuruman and father-in-law of David Livingstone, dies in Tunbridge, Wales.

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South Africa is denied landing and over flying rights by the United Arab Republic as from this date.

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Amelia Ruth Jones, current chief executive officer of the welfare organisation Community Chest Western Cape and executive direc

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Alexander Kerr, educationist, church leader and the first principal of the South African Native College (later the University o

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Anti-apartheid sport personalities Rama Reddy and Krish Mackerdhuj are arrested during a demonstration in front of the Durban h

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SA signs memorandum of agreement with Lesotho regarding the design, construction and maintenance of the international border br

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Actor Deon Coetzee, of Egoli, and his wife, Gwen Johnson, are divorced in Johannesburg after a marriage of 3 years.

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Seetsele Modiri (Silas Moliri) Molema, medical doctor, politician and author, dies in Mafeking (Mafikeng). He was the eldes

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Jan Christoffel Berrangé, Cape clergyman and first moderator of the Dutch Reformed Synod, is born in Cape Town.

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The elected leaders in the Coloured Persons’ Representative Council reject the government’s emergency mini-budget and demand th

Humphrey Mbuyiseni Khoza, current chief executive officer of Uthingo Management (Pty) Ltd and director of several other compani

The Rights and Wrongs of Land Restitution: Restoring What Was Ours edited by Derick Fay, Deborah James, Dr

APDUSA Views Issue No. 63: Culture Misused to Taunt and Torment - Another Steve Mabona Episode, 14 August 2002

The Fall of Cecil Rhodes and the Rise of Black Power in Africa by Veli Mbele, 3-5 April 2015

Liberian President Samuel K Doe becomes virtual prisoner in presidential mansion as rebels besiege Monrovia and Doe’s 500-man s

Egypt bombs and strikes major air base in Libya in second day of conflict between the two countries.

Israeli airliner bound for Israel from Rome with forty-eight people aboard is hijacked and diverted to Algeria.

Katanga proclaims itself a republic and secedes from the central Congo government under the leadership of its president, Moise

Interview with Xolelwa Kashe-Katiya and Ngqabutho Madida from SAHO: Bush Radio on Africa Day 25 May 2012

The rugby match between SA and the British Isles in Johannesburg ends in a draw with ten points each.

Geoffrey Bongumusa Mduduzi Bhengu, member of parliament for the Inkatha Freedom Party and chairman of several commercial enterp

Ellen Phyllis Hellmann, social anthropologist and leading executive member of the South African Institute of Race Relations (SA

Sir Thomas Muir, educationist, mathematician and superintendent-general of education in the Cape Colony, is born in Lanarkshire

Theophil Otto Frederick Charles (Theo) Wendt, composer and conductor of the SABC orchestra, is born in Sydenham, London.

Harold Wolpe, a listed Communist arrested on the Bechuanaland border, and Arthur Goldreich, caught in the Rivonia raid esca

Hendrik Pieter Nicolaas Muller, ethnologist, traveller, consul-general for the Orange Free State in the Netherlands and receive

SA signs agreement with Swaziland in respect of cooperation and mutual assistance in the field of combating crime.

Part of a prefabricated building of the Peninsula College for Advanced Technical Education is gutted and three explosives are f

Anglo-Boer War 2: British Gen. Carrington reaches Mafeking and narrowly avoids being court-martialled for his inexplicable flig

Moses Mauane (Malume) Kotane, political functionary of the SACP and compositor of the communist newspaper Umsebenzi, is born

Robert Moffat (87), Scottish missionary near Kuruman and father-in-law of David Livingstone, dies in Tunbridge, Wales.

South Africa is denied landing and over flying rights by the United Arab Republic as from this date.

Amelia Ruth Jones, current chief executive officer of the welfare organisation Community Chest Western Cape and executive direc

Alexander Kerr, educationist, church leader and the first principal of the South African Native College (later the University o

Anti-apartheid sport personalities Rama Reddy and Krish Mackerdhuj are arrested during a demonstration in front of the Durban h

SA signs memorandum of agreement with Lesotho regarding the design, construction and maintenance of the international border br

Actor Deon Coetzee, of Egoli, and his wife, Gwen Johnson, are divorced in Johannesburg after a marriage of 3 years.

Seetsele Modiri (Silas Moliri) Molema, medical doctor, politician and author, dies in Mafeking (Mafikeng). He was the eldes

Jan Christoffel Berrangé, Cape clergyman and first moderator of the Dutch Reformed Synod, is born in Cape Town.