SAHO global search

WW2: General Philippe Leclerc’s Free French troops merge with the British army under the command of Montgomery.

… General Philippe Leclerc’s Free French troops merge with the British army under the command of Montgomery. …

The United Nations Special Committee against Apartheid launches the International Year of Mobilisation for Sanctions against So

… The United Nations Special Committee against Apartheid launches the International Year of Mobilisation for Sanctions against …

This day in history

SA signs joint communiqué on the establishment of diplomatic relations with the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago

… SA signs joint communiqué on the establishment of diplomatic relations with the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago …

This day in history

The National Crime Information Management Centre releases figures confirming South Africa’s designation as the most violent cou

… The Star, 09th Jan 2004, Milestones | Kalley, J.A.; Schoeman, … The National Crime Information Management Centre releases figures confirming South Africa’s designation as the most violent cou …

This day in history

The ANC in exile in Lusaka calls on its supporters to take the struggle into White areas.

… The ANC in exile in Lusaka calls on its supporters to take the struggle into White areas. …

Nationalism, class and non-racialism in the 1950s and beyond: the search for convergence by David Everatt

… Nationalism, class and non-racialism in the 1950s and beyond: the search for convergence by David Everatt …

Speech of the President of South Africa, Thabo Mbeki, at the Funeral of Raymond Mhlaba, Port Elizabeth

… Speech of the President of South Africa, Thabo Mbeki, at the Funeral of Raymond Mhlaba, Port Elizabeth …

This day in history

Zimbabwe’s high court dismisses the first of the opposition’s appeals against President Robert Mugabe’s 2002 re-election.

… Zimbabwe’s high court dismisses the first of the opposition’s appeals against President Robert Mugabe’s …

This day in history

In Cape Town SA gains a victory of 27-9 against the English rugby team, thereby sharing the series.

… In Cape Town SA gains a victory of 27-9 against the English rugby team, thereby sharing the series. …

This day in history

The civil service strike, one of the biggest in SA history, is called off after 28 days.

… The civil service strike, one of the biggest in SA history, is called off after 28 days. …

This day in history

SA signs an amendment to the air transport agreement of 23 May 1947 with the United States.

… SA signs an amendment to the air transport agreement of 23 May 1947 with the United States. …

This day in history

British forces capture Cairo and the French begin withdrawing from Egypt in one of the Napoleonic Wars.

… British forces capture Cairo and the French begin withdrawing from Egypt in one of the Napoleonic Wars. …

This day in history

The Freedom Charter is adopted in Kliptown, bringing the ANC together with Indian, Coloured and White organisations.

… The Freedom Charter is adopted in Kliptown, bringing the ANC together with Indian, Coloured and White …

This day in history

In the Central African Republic, soldiers fire on foreign peacekeepers in the third major rebellion since May.

… In the Central African Republic, soldiers fire on foreign peacekeepers in the third major rebellion since May. …

This day in history

The Chief Executive Officer of the KaNgwane Territorial Authority, Chief M. Dhlamini, is removed from office following a vote o

… The Chief Executive Officer of the KaNgwane Territorial Authority, Chief M. Dhlamini, is …

This day in history

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) joins the highest-ranking sports leaders in Africa to issue a declaration denouncing

… The International Olympic Committee (IOC) joins the highest-ranking sports leaders in Africa to issue a …

This day in history

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) joins the highest-ranking sports leaders in Africa to issue a declaration denouncing

… The International Olympic Committee (IOC) joins the highest-ranking sports leaders in Africa to issue a …

This day in history

At the meetings of Council of Ministers of the OAU, dialogue with South Africa is firmly rejected.

… At the meetings of Council of Ministers of the OAU, dialogue with South Africa is firmly rejected. …

This day in history

Stephanus Schoeman (80), commandant-general in the Soutpansberg area and later of the ZAR, dies in Pretoria.

… Stephanus Schoeman (80), commandant-general in the Soutpansberg area and later of the ZAR, dies in Pretoria. …

This day in history

The Government Gazette publishes a Proclamation by which the forty-two-member KaNgwane Legislative Assembly is dissolved, and,

… The Government Gazette publishes a Proclamation by which the forty-two-member KaNgwane Legislative Assembly is …

This day in history

State President John Vorster, former Prime Minister, appears before the Erasmus Commission in connection with the Information s

… John Vorster, former Prime Minister, appears before the Erasmus Commission in connection with the Information s …

This day in history

Prime Minister Botha announces an important Cabinet reshuffle, involving the promotion of moderate (’verligte’) members, the mo

… Botha announces an important Cabinet reshuffle, involving the promotion of moderate (’verligte’) members, the mo …

This day in history

Signs memorandum of agreement for the supply of water between the governments of Namibia and South Africa.

… Signs memorandum of agreement for the supply of water between the governments of Namibia and South Africa. …

This day in history

The Battle of Bushman’s Pass (more correctly called Langalibalele Pass) takes place during the Langalibalele rebellion against

… The Battle of Bushman’s Pass (more correctly called Langalibalele Pass) takes place during the Langalibalele rebellion against …

This day in history

People’s Republic of Mozambique becomes the Republic of Mozambique after a unanimous vote by the People’s Assembly. Mozambique’

… People’s Republic of Mozambique becomes the Republic of Mozambique after a unanimous vote by the People’s Assembly. Mozambique’ …

This day in history

The Prime Minister appoints a judicial commission to investigate the allegations of corruption. Its three members, Justice R.P.

… The Prime Minister appoints a judicial commission to investigate the allegations of corruption. Its three members, Justice R.P. …

This day in history

The first synod is constituted in Cape Town, with delegates of twelve of the fourteen congregations attending.

… The first synod is constituted in Cape Town, with delegates of twelve of the fourteen congregations attending. …

This day in history

Prof. Benedictus Kok (90), former rector of the University of the Orange Free State, dies in Bloemfontein.

… Prof. Benedictus Kok (90), former rector of the University of the Orange Free State, dies in Bloemfontein. …

This day in history

The new British Ambassador to South Africa, Sir John Nicholls, presents his credentials to the State President.

… The new British Ambassador to South Africa, Sir John Nicholls, presents his credentials to the State President. …

This day in history

It is revealed that the government of President de Klerk donated money to the Inkatha Freedom Party.

… It is revealed that the government of President de Klerk donated money to the Inkatha Freedom Party. …

Search Results for “the-rock-future-builton”

WW2: General Philippe Leclerc’s Free French troops merge with the British army under the command of Montgomery.

The United Nations Special Committee against Apartheid launches the International Year of Mobilisation for Sanctions against So

SA signs joint communiqué on the establishment of diplomatic relations with the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago

The National Crime Information Management Centre releases figures confirming South Africa’s designation as the most violent cou

The ANC in exile in Lusaka calls on its supporters to take the struggle into White areas.

Nationalism, class and non-racialism in the 1950s and beyond: the search for convergence by David Everatt

Speech of the President of South Africa, Thabo Mbeki, at the Funeral of Raymond Mhlaba, Port Elizabeth

Zimbabwe’s high court dismisses the first of the opposition’s appeals against President Robert Mugabe’s 2002 re-election.

In Cape Town SA gains a victory of 27-9 against the English rugby team, thereby sharing the series.

The civil service strike, one of the biggest in SA history, is called off after 28 days.

SA signs an amendment to the air transport agreement of 23 May 1947 with the United States.

British forces capture Cairo and the French begin withdrawing from Egypt in one of the Napoleonic Wars.

The Freedom Charter is adopted in Kliptown, bringing the ANC together with Indian, Coloured and White organisations.

In the Central African Republic, soldiers fire on foreign peacekeepers in the third major rebellion since May.

The Chief Executive Officer of the KaNgwane Territorial Authority, Chief M. Dhlamini, is removed from office following a vote o

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) joins the highest-ranking sports leaders in Africa to issue a declaration denouncing

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) joins the highest-ranking sports leaders in Africa to issue a declaration denouncing

At the meetings of Council of Ministers of the OAU, dialogue with South Africa is firmly rejected.

Stephanus Schoeman (80), commandant-general in the Soutpansberg area and later of the ZAR, dies in Pretoria.

The Government Gazette publishes a Proclamation by which the forty-two-member KaNgwane Legislative Assembly is dissolved, and,

State President John Vorster, former Prime Minister, appears before the Erasmus Commission in connection with the Information s

Prime Minister Botha announces an important Cabinet reshuffle, involving the promotion of moderate (’verligte’) members, the mo

Signs memorandum of agreement for the supply of water between the governments of Namibia and South Africa.

The Battle of Bushman’s Pass (more correctly called Langalibalele Pass) takes place during the Langalibalele rebellion against

People’s Republic of Mozambique becomes the Republic of Mozambique after a unanimous vote by the People’s Assembly. Mozambique’

The Prime Minister appoints a judicial commission to investigate the allegations of corruption. Its three members, Justice R.P.

The first synod is constituted in Cape Town, with delegates of twelve of the fourteen congregations attending.

Prof. Benedictus Kok (90), former rector of the University of the Orange Free State, dies in Bloemfontein.

The new British Ambassador to South Africa, Sir John Nicholls, presents his credentials to the State President.

It is revealed that the government of President de Klerk donated money to the Inkatha Freedom Party.