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EventThe United Republic of Tanganyika and Zanzibar is renamed United Republic of Tanzania
… Tanzania. Tanganyika became independent on 9 December 1961 from a United Kingdom (UK) ruled United Nations (UN) … Anon., ‘Tanzania Government Profile 2011’…
EventSouth African artist Fikile Magadledla is born
… a self- taught artist, who learned and benefited greatly from his peers. One of his mentors was Harold Jeppe, who … J., (2011), Repatriated 'struggle' work…
EventThe Second Battle of El Alamein starts
… alone fired 62 000 25-ponder shells. The battle lasted from 23 October to 4 November 1942, when Montgomery finally … Hickman K. " World War II: Second Battle…
EventThe official launch of the SABC
… (ABC), which was formed in 1927, ceased and the broadcasts from the newly formed SABC began. At first the new National …
EventSA’s first official commercial airline service is launched
… in Port Elizabeth, flew a regular service to and from Johannesburg, Durban and Cape Town. Its main object was …
EventHezekiel Sepeng is born
… Anti-Doping Agency (WADA). As a result, he was banned from competitions for two years between 2005 and 2007. …
EventSAP fighting in Zimbabwe
… to invade South and South West Africa (renamed Namibia), from Zambia, at the urging of the Liberation Committee of the … Van Driel, N., The Wankie Campaign …
EventRand Afrikaans University is established
… attract students, academics, donors and business partners from all communities and language groups. Following … Volume 9. Cape Town: NASOU. p.238| UJ (2010)…
NUSAS President Ian Robertson is banned
… Senator Kennedy visited him at his apartment on the way in from the airport. References: Student Movements in South …
EventHarold Strachan is served with restriction order
… Political History: a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, Westport: Greenwood. …
EventNelson Mandela announces intentions on nationalisation policy
… did not mean that the private sector will be excluded from certain areas of business and reiterated that the ANC …
EventANC stage marches in major cities
… Cape Town. The government, though under enormous pressure from the ANC to release the political prisoners, responded by …
EventProposal for a new constitution
… fast in drawing [up] the constitution [or] face isolation from the organisation. …
EventCosatu calls for three days national protest against the Labour Relations Amendment Bill (LRA)
… national stay-away. Notwithstanding fierce opposition from major union federations, the act came into force on 1 …
EventLadysmith Black Mambazo win a Grammy
… awards, including a nomination in 2001 for the album 'Live From Royal Albert Hall'. It was a befitting honour for this …
EventCoup attempt on S Doe’s government in Liberia
… a faction of the Liberian military failed to take power from Samuel Doe. It was a third coup attempt since Samuel Doe …
Event’Purple rain’ used on women protesters
… the third time, spread to White areas. The rioting spread from the Schotche Kloof Malay section of Cape Town. Rioting …
EventCharles Taylor wins presidential election
… election following a seven-year civil war, launched from neighbouring Cote d'Ivoire in 1989. He secured more than …
EventSouth Africa’s new constitution is approved
… constitutive assembly, which had representatives from all the major political parties and liberation … Political History: a chronology of key political…
EventBettie Cilliers, famous SA painter, is born
… art, which was rather progressive for the time. She comes from the same era as some of our greatest old masters but was …
EventSelf government is granted to the Transvaal
… The Boers decided not to, and Blacks were excluded from the vote. …
EventAlbert Einstein introduces his theory of relativity
… four papers on mass-energy equivalence, Einstein deduced from his equations on special relativity what has been called …
EventMaude Francis Eyston Sumner, SA painter, is born
… and studied at the Westminster School of Art in London from 1926-32. Until 1938 she studied in Paris under Naum …
EventEarly Xhosa author William Gqoba dies
… one of the best, if not the very best, Xhosa translator from English into his mother tongue. During his lifetime his …
EventSkipper Bertie Reed passes away
… Cape Town, after a long illness. He had been suffering from cancer. Reed will be especially remembered for his brave … Rodger, (2006), SA Skipper Bertie Reed…
EventChief of the Lebelo group of the Ndebele, Johannes Jane Tane Kekana, dies
… chief Lebelo Seroto, Kekana's father, broke away from the Ndebele in the area of the present-day … Johannes Jane Tane Kekana (1840 - 1887) ",From: remembered…
EventStandard Bank becomes the first bank to opens its doors on the Witwatersrand
… on 1 November 1901. In 1959 it moved its head office from Pretoria to Johannesburg and in 1970 it took ownership … Bank reinforces its commitment to the…
EventSouth African author and feminist Olive Schreiner is born
… Dream Life and Real Life. The Letters of Olive Schreiner. From Man to Man. So Then There Are Dreams. Thoughts on South … SA Places,(2014), " The Schreiner…
EventBattle of Viervoet (Basotho-British war)
… territory and the Basotho under Moshoeshoe, and stretched from Cornetspruit and the Orange River through Vechtkop to …
EventFNB cancels its R20 million anti-crime initiative designed to encourage President Thabo Mbeki to make crime his priority
… only to delete some of the content after a backlash from the ANC. The ANC labeled the campaign treasonous, and … Reporter ( 2007) FNB backs down over anti…