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Mostert’s Mill, Rhodes Drive, Mowbray

Dr. Rhoodie is arrested

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Dr. Rhoodie is arrested

Gazebo, Civic Square

Gazebo, Civic Square

Security Council examines violence in South Africa

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Security Council examines violence in South Africa

Dr. Margaret Roach ‘Killie’ Campbell, collector of Africana, dies in Durban

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Dr. Margaret Roach ‘Killie’ Campbell, collector of Africana, dies in Durban

Cutting Through The Mountain

Scores of people are killed in Boipatong, Vaal

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Scores of people are killed in Boipatong, Vaal

The first Non-White South African Table Tennis team participates at the World Championship

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The first Non-White South African Table Tennis team participates at the World Championship

Biography of Can Themba by Aisha Ahmed

Political changes from 1750 to 1835

Political changes from 1750 to 1835

Stutterheim, Amatola- Eastern Cape

Stutterheim, Amatola- Eastern Cape

New Brighton Location

New Brighton Location

St. Francis Church, Simonstown

St. Francis Church, Simonstown

The Federation of South African trade unions

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The Federation of South African trade unions

60,000 delegates attend the World Summit on Sustainable Development

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60,000 delegates attend the World Summit on Sustainable Development

Polokwane

Windybrow, Pietersen Street, Parktown, Johannesburg

Windybrow, Pietersen Street, Parktown, Johannesburg

Angola

Working Life - Factories, Township and Popular Culture 1886 - 1940 - Introduction

The Broederbond by Norman Levy

The National Anthem

Rock Art

Formation and launch of the UDF

European Revolutions 1750-1850

Pretoria: The Founding of the City

Pretoria: The Founding of the City

The crowd at Steve Biko's funeral, SAHA Original Photograph Collection.

Black Consciousness Movement (BCM)

SACP is legally re-launched

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SACP is legally re-launched

The first museum is opened in Soweto, and is named after Hector Pieterson, one of the first casualties of the 16 June 1976 Soweto uprising.

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The first museum is opened in Soweto, and is named after Hector Pieterson, one of the first casualties of the 16 June 1976 Soweto uprising.

William Brown becomes the first South African officer killed during World War I

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William Brown becomes the first South African officer killed during World War I

20 000 Women march to the Union Buildings

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20 000 Women march to the Union Buildings in protest of pass laws