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The elected leaders in the Coloured Persons’ Representative Council reject the government’s emergency mini-budget and demand th

… The elected leaders in the Coloured Persons’ Representative Council reject the …

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In a referendum limited to White voters only, 52 percent of South African voters favour the establishment of a Republic.

… In a referendum limited to White voters only, 52 percent of …

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Mabhuza Simeon Gininda, educationist, theologian and ANC member of parliament, Government of National Unity (1994-), is born in

… parliament, Government of National Unity (1994-), is born in …

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Thousands of people gather in Kibera, Nairobi, Africa’s biggest informal settlement, for the global celebration of World Habita

… Thousands of people gather in Kibera, Nairobi, Africa’s biggest informal settlement, for …

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The Protocol on Environmental Protection to the Antarctic Treaty, to which SA is a party, is signed in Madrid.

… to the Antarctic Treaty, to which SA is a party, is signed in Madrid. …

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Dr Anthony Edward (Anton) Rupert, industrial chemist and SA business entrepreneur and magnate, is born in Graaff-Reinet.

… chemist and SA business entrepreneur and magnate, is born in Graaff-Reinet. …

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Gerrit Besselaar, cultural leader and Afrikaans author, arrives in Cape Town from the Netherlands and leaves for Bloemfontein t

… Besselaar, cultural leader and Afrikaans author, arrives in Cape Town from the Netherlands and leaves for Bloemfontein …

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Gerrit Besselaar, cultural leader and Afrikaans author, arrives in Cape Town from the Netherlands and leaves for Bloemfontein t

… Besselaar, cultural leader and Afrikaans author, arrives in Cape Town from the Netherlands and leaves for Bloemfontein …

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The Dutch East India Company in Amsterdam decides to send French Huguenot refugees to the Cape for settlement.

… The Dutch East India Company in Amsterdam decides to send French Huguenot refugees to the …

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The Employment Equity Register, aimed at eliminating unfair discrimination in employment, is released at a briefing by the Mini

… Register, aimed at eliminating unfair discrimination in employment, is released at a briefing by the Mini …

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Abraham Makgothi Moletsane (Molitsane, Makhothi), chief of the Taung born about 1788, dies in Makwais (Maboloka) Mountain nea

… Makhothi), chief of the Taung born about 1788, dies in Makwais (Maboloka) Mountain nea …

Document 56 - Thomas Ngwenya, “What are the National Groups in South Africa?” Forum Club, Cape Town, May 1954

… Document 56 - Thomas Ngwenya, “What are the National Groups in South Africa?” Forum Club, Cape Town, May 1954 …

Speech By Housing Minister, Joe Slovo, At the Opening of the Communist Bank In Benoni, 23 july 1994

… Minister, Joe Slovo, At the Opening of the Communist Bank In Benoni, 23 july 1994 …

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The Bantu Labour Relations Regulation Amendment Bill is read for the first time in the House of Assembly

… 23 April 2013)| D.A. Kotze, (1975) ‘ African Politics in South Africa, 1964-1974: Parties and Issues’ , (C. Hurst & … Regulation Amendment Bill is read for the first time in the House of Assembly …

The Fall of Cecil Rhodes and the Rise of Black Power in Africa by Veli Mbele, 3-5 April 2015

… The Fall of Cecil Rhodes and the Rise of Black Power in Africa by Veli Mbele, 3-5 April 2015 …

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Liberian President Samuel K Doe becomes virtual prisoner in presidential mansion as rebels besiege Monrovia and Doe’s 500-man s

… Liberian President Samuel K Doe becomes virtual prisoner in presidential mansion as rebels besiege Monrovia and Doe’s …

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Three thousand people march to the South African Broadcasting Corporation in Auckland Park, Johannesburg, to demand the establi

… people march to the South African Broadcasting Corporation in Auckland Park, Johannesburg, to demand the establi …

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Legal Aid Act No 2 commences, providing legal aid for Blacks, which was absent in the South African setting.

… providing legal aid for Blacks, which was absent in the South African setting. …

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Legal Aid Act No 2 commences, providing legal aid for Blacks, which was absent in the South African setting.

… providing legal aid for Blacks, which was absent in the South African setting. …

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Dr Albert Jacobus Stals, minister of health in Dr Malan’s cabinet, is born at Oude Kloof, Tulbach, CC.

… Dr Albert Jacobus Stals, minister of health in Dr Malan’s cabinet, is born at Oude Kloof, Tulbach, CC. …

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Sir Thomas Cullinan (74), founder of the Premier Mine where the Cullinan diamond was discovered in 1907, dies.

… the Premier Mine where the Cullinan diamond was discovered in 1907, dies. …

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Theophil Otto Frederick Charles (Theo) Wendt, composer and conductor of the SABC orchestra, is born in Sydenham, London.

… composer and conductor of the SABC orchestra, is born in Sydenham, London. …

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Zimbabwe intervenes in the Democratic Republic of Congo to support the regime against a rebellion. The last Zimbabwean soldiers

… Zimbabwe intervenes in the Democratic Republic of Congo to support the regime …

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Harold Wolpe, a listed Communist arrested on the Bechuanaland border, and Arthur Goldreich, caught in the Rivonia raid esca

… on the Bechuanaland border, and Arthur Goldreich, caught in the Rivonia raid esca …

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Hendrik Pieter Nicolaas Muller, ethnologist, traveller, consul-general for the Orange Free State in the Netherlands and receive

… traveller, consul-general for the Orange Free State in the Netherlands and receive …

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About 100 White sympathisers join evicted Black squatters in a passive protest against the demolition of shanty dwellings outsi

… About 100 White sympathisers join evicted Black squatters in a passive protest against the demolition of shanty …

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Ahomed Ebrahim Lambat, attorney, politician, community worker and sworn translator to the Supreme Court in Urdu and Gujarati, i

… community worker and sworn translator to the Supreme Court in Urdu and Gujarati, i …

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At request of Pres. T.F. Burgers, J.F. (Jan Volkstem) Celliers publishes a pro-government newspaper, De Volksstem, in Pretoria

… publishes a pro-government newspaper, De Volksstem, in Pretoria …

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The New National Party (NNP) in SA announces its dissolution and merger with ruling African National Congress (ANC).

… The New National Party (NNP) in SA announces its dissolution and merger with ruling …

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Conference of Arab Solidarity with the Struggle for Liberation in Southern Africa, organised by the Special Committee against A

… of Arab Solidarity with the Struggle for Liberation in Southern Africa, organised by the Special Committee …

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The elected leaders in the Coloured Persons’ Representative Council reject the government’s emergency mini-budget and demand th

In a referendum limited to White voters only, 52 percent of South African voters favour the establishment of a Republic.

Mabhuza Simeon Gininda, educationist, theologian and ANC member of parliament, Government of National Unity (1994-), is born in

Thousands of people gather in Kibera, Nairobi, Africa’s biggest informal settlement, for the global celebration of World Habita

The Protocol on Environmental Protection to the Antarctic Treaty, to which SA is a party, is signed in Madrid.

Dr Anthony Edward (Anton) Rupert, industrial chemist and SA business entrepreneur and magnate, is born in Graaff-Reinet.

Gerrit Besselaar, cultural leader and Afrikaans author, arrives in Cape Town from the Netherlands and leaves for Bloemfontein t

Gerrit Besselaar, cultural leader and Afrikaans author, arrives in Cape Town from the Netherlands and leaves for Bloemfontein t

The Dutch East India Company in Amsterdam decides to send French Huguenot refugees to the Cape for settlement.

The Employment Equity Register, aimed at eliminating unfair discrimination in employment, is released at a briefing by the Mini

Abraham Makgothi Moletsane (Molitsane, Makhothi), chief of the Taung born about 1788, dies in Makwais (Maboloka) Mountain nea

Document 56 - Thomas Ngwenya, “What are the National Groups in South Africa?” Forum Club, Cape Town, May 1954

Speech By Housing Minister, Joe Slovo, At the Opening of the Communist Bank In Benoni, 23 july 1994

The Bantu Labour Relations Regulation Amendment Bill is read for the first time in the House of Assembly

The Fall of Cecil Rhodes and the Rise of Black Power in Africa by Veli Mbele, 3-5 April 2015

Liberian President Samuel K Doe becomes virtual prisoner in presidential mansion as rebels besiege Monrovia and Doe’s 500-man s

Three thousand people march to the South African Broadcasting Corporation in Auckland Park, Johannesburg, to demand the establi

Legal Aid Act No 2 commences, providing legal aid for Blacks, which was absent in the South African setting.

Legal Aid Act No 2 commences, providing legal aid for Blacks, which was absent in the South African setting.

Dr Albert Jacobus Stals, minister of health in Dr Malan’s cabinet, is born at Oude Kloof, Tulbach, CC.

Sir Thomas Cullinan (74), founder of the Premier Mine where the Cullinan diamond was discovered in 1907, dies.

Theophil Otto Frederick Charles (Theo) Wendt, composer and conductor of the SABC orchestra, is born in Sydenham, London.

Zimbabwe intervenes in the Democratic Republic of Congo to support the regime against a rebellion. The last Zimbabwean soldiers

Harold Wolpe, a listed Communist arrested on the Bechuanaland border, and Arthur Goldreich, caught in the Rivonia raid esca

Hendrik Pieter Nicolaas Muller, ethnologist, traveller, consul-general for the Orange Free State in the Netherlands and receive

About 100 White sympathisers join evicted Black squatters in a passive protest against the demolition of shanty dwellings outsi

Ahomed Ebrahim Lambat, attorney, politician, community worker and sworn translator to the Supreme Court in Urdu and Gujarati, i

At request of Pres. T.F. Burgers, J.F. (Jan Volkstem) Celliers publishes a pro-government newspaper, De Volksstem, in Pretoria

The New National Party (NNP) in SA announces its dissolution and merger with ruling African National Congress (ANC).

Conference of Arab Solidarity with the Struggle for Liberation in Southern Africa, organised by the Special Committee against A