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… to Libya to visit Colonel Gaddafi after seeking permission from the UN. … Solem, I.,  The Impact of the UN Sanctions Against Libya , from 11 septiembre 2001, [online], Available at … UN SC RESOLUTION 748 (SANCTIONS AGAINST LIBYA) , from Medea, [online], Available at www.medea.be/en/ …

… Political History: A Chronology of Key Political Events from Independence to Mid-1997, Greenwood: London, p. 552. …

… Political History: a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, Westport: Greenwood. …

… Political History: a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, Westport: Greenwood. …

… to meet was after he and his colleagues had been released from Jail. He also sent his greetings to Buthelezi thanking …

… South African Students, University of Cape Town, Cape Town from 28 November to 3 December 1981. The banning of the …

… was instrumental in Algeria’s fight for independence from France. He became the country’s premier in 1962 and was … Ben Bella Pan-Africanist and First President of Algeria from African History [online] Available at: …

… at Germiston Station.  The commuters were travelling from Katlehong to Germiston in a train when they set it … Sapa (2005) Angry commuters set train alight from IOL News (7 October 2005) [online] Available at: … 2012]| Sapa Expect more burning trains, warns Uasa from Mail & Guardian (7 October 2005) [online] Available at: …

… banning orders. A storm of protest erupted, even from the strongly pro-government Afrikaans press. … O’Malley P. ‘1980’ , from Nelson Mandela Centre of Memory and Dialog , [online], …

… Pretoria University developed from the Pretoria branch of the Transvaal University College. … Pretoria,"  University of Pretoria Historical Overview ",From:  University of Pretoria , [online] Available at:  … 2012]| Politics Web,"  Apartheid and the universitie s ",From:  Politics Web ,  [online] Available at:  …

… Afrikaner newspaper Rapport. He was later fired from the newspaper because of his political activism. … Staff Reporter, (2011),  Who Killed Johannes Kerkorrel? , from Mail & Guardian,  04 August [online], Available at  … 2013]|South Africa,  'Dylan' of Afrikaans rock dies , from SouthAfrica.info , [online] Available at  …

… Nigeria on its way to Port Gentil , Gabon with passengers from Nigeria, Benin, Niger,  Burkina Faso and Mali. The boat … BBC, (2006),  Boat wrecked off Cameroon coast , from BBC NEWS, 23 March [online], Available at  … 30 West Africans drown after boat capsizes off coast , from Integrated Regional Information Networks, [online], …

… Joachim Fourie. The two areas were and are still separated from each other by less than 10km in KwaZulu Natal. The war … and Boer retreat through Natal, March to June 1900’ , from The South African Military Journal, Vol 11 No 3/4 - … Boddy-Evans, A. ‘This Day in African History: 15 May’ , from About African History, [online], available at …

… Dr Piet Koornhof, one of the most controversial figures from South Africa's apartheid era, died in a Stellenbosch …

… of the Republic of Mali after it gained independence from France in 1960. Five years earlier, Modibo was awarded … Boddy-Evan A. ‘This Day in African History: 19 November’ , from About African History , [online], available at …

… War began in October 1990 when the RPF invaded Rwanda from Uganda in an attempt to overthrow the government of …

… passed away on 29 January 1996, Johannesburg, South Africa from a heart attack. … Hull, T.,  Jamie Uys biography , from Internet Movie Database , [online], Available at …

… Cape flora . He conducted his survey of the southern skies from an estate he stayed on Table Mountain. In 1838, the … Britannica,  Sir John Herschel, 1st Baronet , from  Britannica , [online], Available at  … 26 October 2013]|NNDB,  John Herschel , [online], from Noteworthy Nuclear Database , Available at  www.nndb.com …

… Menelik II was emperor of Ethiopia from 1889 to his death on 12 December 1913. Menelik gained … Ethiopian Treasures,  Emperor Menelik II (1889-1913), from  Ethiopian Treasures,  [online], Available at  … 21 October 2013]|Biography, (2013),  Menelik II , from bio.TRUE STORY , [online], Available at  …

… conference in South Africa. The conference will be held from 08-11 October 2013 in the Kimberley, Northern Cape, …

… cooking is said to have exploded. The train had departed from Cairo, heading to Luxor in Egypt, carrying twice its … " Worst train accident in Egypt’s history kills 373 ",From: Google News ,[online] Available at: news.google.com … was probably started by a passenger's gas-fired stove. ",From: The Free Library ,[Online] Available at: …

… was invited by Bella where he received military training from the Algerian National Liberation Front at bases of the … Who Led Algeria After Independence, Dies at 93’ , from The New York Times, 11 April, [online], available at …

… found him unconscious in hospital. On 29 March, he died from head injuries. It is not clear how Mvulane died. A man … (1985),  Detainees` Families Tell Tales of Terror , from Chicago Tribune News,  5 August [online], Available at  … [Accessed: 10 March 2014] |SAHO,  Bheki Mvulane , from South African History Online [online], Available at  …

… Johannesburg CBD which had previously remained sheltered from it. … October 2012]| Dutta C. (2010) In-between Protest and Art from Art News and Views [online] Available at: …

… historically rich street in Cape Town. It gets its name from the man who vehemently opposed a proposal by the British …

… It was renamed Victoria West in 1855, to distinguish it from the district of the same name in the Eastern Cape. …

… been caused by the discovery of gold. People flocked from all over the world to dig for gold in the area. The city …

… Verwoerdburg originates from Lyttelton Township that was marked out on the farm …

… On 27 June 1977, Djibouti gained independence from France. At the time, it was the last of France’s … Djibouti Timeline -- Part 1: Prehistory to Independence from About [online] Available at: …