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Salif Keita’s incomparable call, Ryan Skinner, 25.08.2019, New York, USA

South African cricket player Aubrey Faulkner, great all-rounder in the early 20th century, is born

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South African cricket player Aubrey Faulkner, great all-rounder in the early 20th century, is born

Rise and Fall of Apartheid - Photography and Bureaucracy in Everyday Life by Okwui Enwezor and Rory Bester

Call for Papers: On the edges: Autodidacts, forgotten thinkers, silenced women in 20th-century South Africa

PW Botha states that the Soviets will not prevent South Africa from attacking ANC bases in Mozambique

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PW Botha states that the Soviets will not prevent South Africa from attacking ANC bases in Mozambique

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The Transvaal Attorney General announces that AWB leader Eugene Terreblanche and three associates will face terrorism charges,

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The government of Congo announces that the country will change its name to the Republic of Zaire.

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Chief Kaiser Matanzima announces in Umtata that the Transkei will become fully independent on 26 October 1976.

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The Afrikaanse Taalen Kultuurvereniging (ATKV), Afrikaans cultural organisation whose aim was to promote Afrikaans and the well

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The leader of two independent ‘homelands’, Chief K. Matanzima and President Mangope of Bophuthatswana, support Mr. Botha’s call

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Zimbabwe announces it has severed diplomatic relations with South Africa, but will maintain a trade mission in Johannesburg.

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Well-known Blue Bull rugby player, Ettienne Botha, is killed in an accident on the N1 freeway.

Anti-apartheid writer Nadine Gordimer dies by Shaun de Waal(Main & Guardian),14 July 2014,South Africa

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Pres. Kruger signs his well-known Laaste boodskap (Last message) to the SA people in Clarens, Switzerland.

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Chinua Achebe, Nigerian (Igbo) novelist, whose first novel Things Fall Apart was published in 1958, is born.

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The Lesotho government announces it will deport eight South Africans, whom it describes as a danger to peace.

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British premier Winston Churchill says the Suez Canal will be in danger if Britain withdraws from Egypt.

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Pres. Mugabe announces that he will not renounce his decision to expropriate the farms of 1 503 farmers.

Call for sanctions against South Africa:Address to the International Conference against Sanctions, Paris, May 21, 1981

Call for sanctions against South Africa:Address to the International Conference against Sanctions, Paris, May 21, 1981

Let now your Kingdom come : let now your will be done : remove the tyranny : establish just rule

Let now your Kingdom come : let now your will be done : remove the tyranny : establish just rule

If the SADF does not uphold apartheid how come they only conscript whites? Stop the call up!

If the SADF does not uphold apartheid how come they only conscript whites? Stop the call up!

Until the lions have their historians the tales of hunting will always glorify the hunter. African proverb

Until the lions have their historians the tales of hunting will always glorify the hunter. African proverb

Poonoosamy Ruthnam Pather portrait

Poonoosamy Ruthnam Pather

Document 49 - ”The Stay-Home Call: Why did it fail?”. Congress Voice, issued by Emergency Committee of the A.N.C., 2, 2, May 1960

Lefifi Tladi portrait

Lefifi Tladi

Sydney Kumalo portrait

Sydney Kumalo

Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka portrait

Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka

Mongezeleli Ntenetya portrait

Mongezeleli Ntenetya

The Roman Catholic Church decides, in principle, to open its 192 all-white schools to black pupils

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The Roman Catholic Church decides, in principle, to open its 192 all-white schools to black pupils

Andreas Vlachakis portrait

Andreas Vlachakis