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Commonwealth Committee of Foreign Ministers on Southern Africa, meeting in New Delhi, reiterates that a &quot;programmed manage

… Committee of Foreign Ministers on Southern Africa, meeting in New Delhi, reiterates that a "programmed manage …

This day in history

Commonwealth Committee of Foreign Ministers on Southern Africa, meeting in New Delhi, reiterates that a &quot;programmed manage

… Committee of Foreign Ministers on Southern Africa, meeting in New Delhi, reiterates that a "programmed manage …

This day in history

A German photographer, Christian Hohmann (36), dies in a KwaZulu nature reserve when an elephant cow gores him.

… A German photographer, Christian Hohmann (36), dies in a KwaZulu nature reserve when an elephant cow gores him. …

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Hundreds of thousands of Blacks begin two-day strike in SA on eve of segregated elections.

… Hundreds of thousands of Blacks begin two-day strike in SA on eve of segregated elections. …

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Hundreds of thousands of Blacks begin two-day strike in SA on eve of segregated elections.

… Hundreds of thousands of Blacks begin two-day strike in SA on eve of segregated elections. …

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Melius de Villiers, former chief justice of the Orange Free State, is born in Paarl, CC.

… former chief justice of the Orange Free State, is born in Paarl, CC. …

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Daniël Petrus van den Heever (65), Cape parliamentarian and champion for Afrikaans, dies in Venterstad, CP.

… Cape parliamentarian and champion for Afrikaans, dies in Venterstad, CP. …

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South Africa signs agreement with the United Kingdom concerning mutual assistance in relation to drug trafficking.

… with the United Kingdom concerning mutual assistance in relation to drug trafficking. …

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Sir Julius Jeppe (70), founder of the Witwatersrand Township Estate and Finance Corporation, dies in London.

… Township Estate and Finance Corporation, dies in London. …

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WWI: The Cape Corps, two infantry battalions of Cape Coloured men, captures Square Hill in Palestine.

… battalions of Cape Coloured men, captures Square Hill in Palestine. …

Teacher and Comrade: Richard Dudley and the Fight for Democracy in South Africa by Alan Wieder

… and Comrade: Richard Dudley and the Fight for Democracy in South Africa by Alan Wieder …

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The War Museum at the ‘Vrouemonument’ (Women’s Memorial) in Bloemfontein is officially inaugurated by Gen. Hertzog.

… The War Museum at the ‘Vrouemonument’ (Women’s Memorial) in Bloemfontein is officially inaugurated by Gen. Hertzog. …

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The Dutch Reformed church in Bosman Street, designed by Klaas van Rijsse and Weijers, is consecrated.

… The Dutch Reformed church in Bosman Street, designed by Klaas van Rijsse and Weijers, …

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Georg Schmidt, first Protestant missionary (Moravian Brethren) in SA, who established a mission station under the Hottentots (K

… Schmidt, first Protestant missionary (Moravian Brethren) in SA, who established a mission station under the Hottentots …

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President Gamal Abdel Nasser (52), Egyptian leader, dies of a heart attack. Sadat replaces him in October.

… leader, dies of a heart attack. Sadat replaces him in October. …

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Dr Gerrit Viljoen, first rector of the Randse Afrikaanse Universiteit (RAU), is born in Cape Town.

… of the Randse Afrikaanse Universiteit (RAU), is born in Cape Town. …

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Twenty-three IFP supporters die in Thokoza when three gunmen open fire on an IFP march.

… A Crime Against Humanity: analysing the repression of the apartheid state, Johannesburg: Human Rights Committee. … Twenty-three IFP supporters die in Thokoza when three gunmen open fire on an IFP march. …

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Transkei Authorities Act No 6, setting in place mechanisms for the recognition of the Transkei government, commences.

… Transkei Authorities Act No 6, setting in place mechanisms for the recognition of the Transkei …

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Twelve Blacks are shot dead by police in Soweto, and a town councillor is hacked to death.

… Twelve Blacks are shot dead by police in Soweto, and a town councillor is hacked to death. …

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W. E. B. Du Bois (95), writer, Pan-Africanist activist and founder of the NAACP, dies in Accra, Ghana.

… Pan-Africanist activist and founder of the NAACP, dies in Accra, Ghana. …

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The SA rugby team loses 5-11 against New Zealand in Auckland and also loses the series 1-3.

… The SA rugby team loses 5-11 against New Zealand in Auckland and also loses the series 1-3. …

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Nakedi Mathews Phosa, former premier of Mpumalanga and Afrikaans poet, is born in Mbombela township, Nelspruit.

… former premier of Mpumalanga and Afrikaans poet, is born in Mbombela township, Nelspruit. …

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Elizabeth Roos establishes the ACVV (Afrikaanse Christelike Vrouevereniging) in Cape Town as the Zuid-Afrikaansche Christelijke

… the ACVV (Afrikaanse Christelike Vrouevereniging) in Cape Town as the Zuid-Afrikaansche Christelijke …

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Sir John Charles Molteno (72), first prime minister of the Cape Colony, dies in Cape Town.

… (72), first prime minister of the Cape Colony, dies in Cape Town. …

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Britain signs peace treaty with Zulus in South Africa. Another source gives the date as 2 September.

… Pretoria News, 01 September 2003. Today in History. … Britain signs peace treaty with Zulus in South Africa. Another source gives the date as 2 …

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A car bomb explodes in a crowded square outside Algeria’s national police headquarters, killing 10 and injuring 15.

… A car bomb explodes in a crowded square outside Algeria’s national police …

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International Student Conference in Solidarity with the Struggle of the Students of Southern Africa, London, starts.

… International Student Conference in Solidarity with the Struggle of the Students of Southern …

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President F. W. de Klerk and Nelson Mandela hold emergency talks in Pretoria as violence spread to Soweto.

… F. W. de Klerk and Nelson Mandela hold emergency talks in Pretoria as violence spread to Soweto. …

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The SA rugby team wins the second rugby test against New Zealand 24-12 in Wellington.

… team wins the second rugby test against New Zealand 24-12 in Wellington. …

Remaking African Politics in the 1950s: The “Indian Question” and the Origins of Non-Racial Nationalism

… Remaking African Politics in the 1950s: The “Indian Question” and the Origins of …

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Commonwealth Committee of Foreign Ministers on Southern Africa, meeting in New Delhi, reiterates that a &amp;quot;programmed manage

Commonwealth Committee of Foreign Ministers on Southern Africa, meeting in New Delhi, reiterates that a &amp;quot;programmed manage

A German photographer, Christian Hohmann (36), dies in a KwaZulu nature reserve when an elephant cow gores him.

Hundreds of thousands of Blacks begin two-day strike in SA on eve of segregated elections.

Hundreds of thousands of Blacks begin two-day strike in SA on eve of segregated elections.

Melius de Villiers, former chief justice of the Orange Free State, is born in Paarl, CC.

Daniël Petrus van den Heever (65), Cape parliamentarian and champion for Afrikaans, dies in Venterstad, CP.

South Africa signs agreement with the United Kingdom concerning mutual assistance in relation to drug trafficking.

Sir Julius Jeppe (70), founder of the Witwatersrand Township Estate and Finance Corporation, dies in London.

WWI: The Cape Corps, two infantry battalions of Cape Coloured men, captures Square Hill in Palestine.

Teacher and Comrade: Richard Dudley and the Fight for Democracy in South Africa by Alan Wieder

The War Museum at the ‘Vrouemonument’ (Women’s Memorial) in Bloemfontein is officially inaugurated by Gen. Hertzog.

The Dutch Reformed church in Bosman Street, designed by Klaas van Rijsse and Weijers, is consecrated.

Georg Schmidt, first Protestant missionary (Moravian Brethren) in SA, who established a mission station under the Hottentots (K

President Gamal Abdel Nasser (52), Egyptian leader, dies of a heart attack. Sadat replaces him in October.

Dr Gerrit Viljoen, first rector of the Randse Afrikaanse Universiteit (RAU), is born in Cape Town.

Twenty-three IFP supporters die in Thokoza when three gunmen open fire on an IFP march.

Transkei Authorities Act No 6, setting in place mechanisms for the recognition of the Transkei government, commences.

Twelve Blacks are shot dead by police in Soweto, and a town councillor is hacked to death.

W. E. B. Du Bois (95), writer, Pan-Africanist activist and founder of the NAACP, dies in Accra, Ghana.

The SA rugby team loses 5-11 against New Zealand in Auckland and also loses the series 1-3.

Nakedi Mathews Phosa, former premier of Mpumalanga and Afrikaans poet, is born in Mbombela township, Nelspruit.

Elizabeth Roos establishes the ACVV (Afrikaanse Christelike Vrouevereniging) in Cape Town as the Zuid-Afrikaansche Christelijke

Sir John Charles Molteno (72), first prime minister of the Cape Colony, dies in Cape Town.

Britain signs peace treaty with Zulus in South Africa. Another source gives the date as 2 September.

A car bomb explodes in a crowded square outside Algeria’s national police headquarters, killing 10 and injuring 15.

International Student Conference in Solidarity with the Struggle of the Students of Southern Africa, London, starts.

President F. W. de Klerk and Nelson Mandela hold emergency talks in Pretoria as violence spread to Soweto.

The SA rugby team wins the second rugby test against New Zealand 24-12 in Wellington.

Remaking African Politics in the 1950s: The “Indian Question” and the Origins of Non-Racial Nationalism

Commonwealth Committee of Foreign Ministers on Southern Africa, meeting in New Delhi, reiterates that a "programmed manage

Commonwealth Committee of Foreign Ministers on Southern Africa, meeting in New Delhi, reiterates that a "programmed manage