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… Gabon, the last of the four territories, which had formed French Equatorial …

… Gabon, the last of the four territories, which had formed French Equatorial …

… Foreign Minister Roelof (Pik) Botha said that the South African Government (SAG) had accepted "in principle" the repo …

… The Minister of Bantu Administration and Development, M.C. Botha, outlines the government’s homelands policy in Pretoria. He de …

… N.C. Havenga’s Afrikaner Party joins the National Party under Dr D.F. Malan and becomes the Herenigde National Party. …

… Cloete: The Anglo-Boer War: a chronology … Resident Commissioner in Basutoland, is appointed by the British as the Commissioner …

… Sekhukhune, the Bapedi king, successfully resists the Boers’ attack on his stronghold during a protracted …

… Report on proceedings and resolutions of the Non-European Conference, in The Cape Times, January 4 and 6, 1930 [Extracts] …

… Petition to King Edward VII, from the Native United Political Associations of the Transvaal Colony, April 25, 1905 …

… International Student Conference in Solidarity with the Struggle of the Students of Southern Africa, London (31 July 3 August), …

… The Minister of Environmental Affairs and Tourism, Marthinus van Schalkwyk, announces that the government has added an addition …

… Addressing the Senate, President Swart announces that legislation is to be introduced by the government to prohibit interferenc …

… The town Andries Ohrigstad (now Ohrigstad) is founded, named after Trekker leader Andries Hendrik Potgieter and the Amsterdam m …

… The four murderers of Amy Biehl, American exchange student, is granted amnesty by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission. …

… The South African Agricultural Union (SAAU) comes into being in Pretoria.  It was first called the Intercolonial Agricultural …

… The Department of Defence is allocated some Rl0.5 billion, more than 8.7 per cent of the budget. …

… The British government admits receiving 1100 tons of uranium from Namibia in defiance of the United Nations ban. …

… The Convention of Pretoria is signed by a British commission and the Transvaal Triumvirate, whereby self government is restored …

… Cloete: The Anglo-Boer War: a chronology … Anglo-Boer War 2: The Aliens Act (Franchise Law), Act No 3 of 1899 is promulgated by the ZAR Volksraad. …

… The monarchy in Tunis ends and the country becomes a republic with Habib ben Ali Bourguiba …

… Fearon Fallows, first Astronomer Royal at the Cape, dies in Simonstown.  He was buried at the Royal Observatory. …

… The first successful Caesarean is carried out in Cape Town. The lives of mother and baby are saved. …

… Someday, African National Congress May Hit The Target By Joseph Lelyveld (The New York Times), August 16, 1981 …

… Sketch map of locations in the Lusikisiki district for the identification of place of residence of oral informants …

… They Died Singing, a Historical Perspective in the Liberation of South Africa by Neo Lekgotla, The Thinker, July, 2011 …

… Native Life in South Africa, Before and Since the European War and the Boer Rebellion by Sol. T. Plaatje …

… The Organisation of African Trade Union Unity (OATUU) condemns the South African government’s plan for Black works councils. …

… The performance of Black drama and music by mushrooming … township cultural groups becomes a significant factor in the propagatin …

… Exchange of notes with Swaziland to amend the extradition agreement of the 4th 5th September 1968. …

… The constitutional conference on Mauritius ends in London, deciding that the country should become an independent state within …