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Lecture at the Nigerian Institute of International Affairs Lagos, 4 December 2003

… Lecture at the Nigerian Institute of International Affairs Lagos, 4 December 2003 …

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Sydney John Clow, pioneer of the motorcar industry, dies in Johannesburg.

… Verwey, E.J. (ed)(1995). New Dictionary of South African Biography, v.1, Pretoria: HSRC. … Sydney John Clow, pioneer of the motorcar industry, dies in Johannesburg. …

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South African President Nelson Mandela addresses a joint session of US Congress.

… African President Nelson Mandela addresses a joint session of US Congress. …

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Jan Bantjes, Voortrekker teacher of Paul Kruger and M.W. Pretorius, dies.

… Jan Bantjes, Voortrekker teacher of Paul Kruger and M.W. Pretorius, dies. …

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Tribute at the Funeral Service of Walter Sisulu 17 May 2003

… Tribute at the Funeral Service of Walter Sisulu 17 May 2003 …

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SA signs provincial air agreement with the Federal Republic of Germany.

… Southern African Political History: a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, … SA signs provincial air agreement with the Federal Republic of Germany. …

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The City of Fez, Morocco, is occupied by the French army.

… The City of Fez, Morocco, is occupied by the French army. …

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Ugandan Prime Minister Milton Obote announces a boycott of South African goods.

… Southern African Political History: a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, … Ugandan Prime Minister Milton Obote announces a boycott of South African goods. …

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John G. Gubbins (58), collector of Africana, especially books, dies in Johannesburg.

… John G. Gubbins (58), collector of Africana, especially books, dies in Johannesburg. …

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The commemoration of Sharpeville: An extract from a paper by Ali Hlongwane

… The commemoration of Sharpeville: An extract from a paper by Ali Hlongwane …

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Patrice Lumumba, Congolese nationalist, is arrested following two nights of unrest.

… Congolese nationalist, is arrested following two nights of unrest. …

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Sir Henry Bale (56), chief justice of Natal, dies in Pietermaritzburg.

… Sir Henry Bale (56), chief justice of Natal, dies in Pietermaritzburg. …

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SA signs memorandum of understanding on South African – Swedish development cooperation.

… Southern African Political History: a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, … SA signs memorandum of understanding on South African – Swedish development …

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Michel Micombero proclaims Burundi a republic following the overthrow of King Ntare V.

… proclaims Burundi a republic following the overthrow of King Ntare V. …

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Italy supports Menelek of Shoa in revolt against Ethiopia’s Johannes IV.

… Italy supports Menelek of Shoa in revolt against Ethiopia’s Johannes IV. …

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SA signs protocol with Cyprus on the establishment of diplomatic relations.

… SA signs protocol with Cyprus on the establishment of diplomatic relations. …

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SA signs memorandum of understanding on multiple co-operation with Israel.

… Southern African Political History: a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, … SA signs memorandum of understanding on multiple co-operation with Israel. …

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SA and Slovenia exchange notes regarding the establishment of diplomatic relations.

… Southern African Political History: a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, … SA and Slovenia exchange notes regarding the establishment of diplomatic relations. …

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Security police today raid the offices of the United Democratic Front.

… Security police today raid the offices of the United Democratic Front. …

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Martial law is now in effect over three-quarters of Rhodesia.

… Martial law is now in effect over three-quarters of Rhodesia. …

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Britain seizes the islands of Reunion and Mauritius from French control.

… Britain seizes the islands of Reunion and Mauritius from French control. …

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Tanganyika becomes the 104th member of the United Nations (UN).

… Tanganyika becomes the 104th member of the United Nations (UN). …

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Ludwig Borchardt discovers a painted bust of Nefertiti at el-Amarna, Egypt.

… Ludwig Borchardt discovers a painted bust of Nefertiti at el-Amarna, Egypt. …

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Louis Edmund Benjamin (70), judge of the Cape Supreme Court, dies.

… Louis Edmund Benjamin (70), judge of the Cape Supreme Court, dies. …

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Commandant Andries Hendrik Potgieter is elected chief commandant of the Voortrekkers.

… Potgieter, D.J. et al. (eds)(1970). Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa, Cape Town: NASOU, v. 9, p. 66. … Andries Hendrik Potgieter is elected chief commandant of the Voortrekkers. …

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SA signs Protocol with Korea on the establishment of diplomatic relations.

… Southern African Political History: a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, … SA signs Protocol with Korea on the establishment of diplomatic relations. …

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Italian colonies of Tripoli, Cyrenaica and Fezzan are merged as Libya.

… Italian colonies of Tripoli, Cyrenaica and Fezzan are merged as Libya. …

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Twenty years of the Freedom Charter, R P Ngcobo (The African Communist), 1975

Clip on TRC hearing on the murder of Chris Hani, Part 2

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Lecture at the Nigerian Institute of International Affairs Lagos, 4 December 2003

Sydney John Clow, pioneer of the motorcar industry, dies in Johannesburg.

South African President Nelson Mandela addresses a joint session of US Congress.

Jan Bantjes, Voortrekker teacher of Paul Kruger and M.W. Pretorius, dies.

Tribute at the Funeral Service of Walter Sisulu 17 May 2003

SA signs provincial air agreement with the Federal Republic of Germany.

The City of Fez, Morocco, is occupied by the French army.

Ugandan Prime Minister Milton Obote announces a boycott of South African goods.

John G. Gubbins (58), collector of Africana, especially books, dies in Johannesburg.

The commemoration of Sharpeville: An extract from a paper by Ali Hlongwane

Patrice Lumumba, Congolese nationalist, is arrested following two nights of unrest.

Sir Henry Bale (56), chief justice of Natal, dies in Pietermaritzburg.

SA signs memorandum of understanding on South African – Swedish development cooperation.

Michel Micombero proclaims Burundi a republic following the overthrow of King Ntare V.

Italy supports Menelek of Shoa in revolt against Ethiopia’s Johannes IV.

SA signs protocol with Cyprus on the establishment of diplomatic relations.

SA signs memorandum of understanding on multiple co-operation with Israel.

SA and Slovenia exchange notes regarding the establishment of diplomatic relations.

Security police today raid the offices of the United Democratic Front.

Martial law is now in effect over three-quarters of Rhodesia.

Britain seizes the islands of Reunion and Mauritius from French control.

Tanganyika becomes the 104th member of the United Nations (UN).

Ludwig Borchardt discovers a painted bust of Nefertiti at el-Amarna, Egypt.

Louis Edmund Benjamin (70), judge of the Cape Supreme Court, dies.

Commandant Andries Hendrik Potgieter is elected chief commandant of the Voortrekkers.

SA signs Protocol with Korea on the establishment of diplomatic relations.

Italian colonies of Tripoli, Cyrenaica and Fezzan are merged as Libya.