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Thuli Madonsela in Parliament: Motshekga gets nasty by Greg Nicolson, (Daily Maverick), 29 April 2015

… Thuli Madonsela in Parliament: Motshekga gets nasty by Greg Nicolson, (Daily …

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For their triumphs and for their tears, Women in Apartheid South Africa by Hilda Bernstein

… For their triumphs and for their tears, Women in Apartheid South Africa by Hilda Bernstein …

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Document 84 - A. Z., “Is There a Class of Native Capitalists in South Africa?” Umsebenzi, 13 April 1935

… 84 - A. Z., “Is There a Class of Native Capitalists in South Africa?” Umsebenzi, 13 April 1935 …

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According to the Human Rights Commission, 189 people are being held in detention without trial.

… to the Human Rights Commission, 189 people are being held in detention without trial. …

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Dorothea (Anne) Fairbridge (69), author of historical fiction and non-fiction, dies in Cape Town.

… (69), author of historical fiction and non-fiction, dies in Cape Town. …

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Zambian police shoot and wound former president Kenneth Kaunda at an opposition rally in Kabwe.

… former president Kenneth Kaunda at an opposition rally in Kabwe. …

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Caiphus Nyoka, student leader, is shot dead by police raiding his father’s home in Daveyton.

… leader, is shot dead by police raiding his father’s home in Daveyton. …

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Three students from Johannesburg are the first to climb Devil’s Tooth in the Drakensberg Range.

… from Johannesburg are the first to climb Devil’s Tooth in the Drakensberg Range. …

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Former rebels in the Ivory Coast attend their first cabinet meeting after a four-month boycott.

… Former rebels in the Ivory Coast attend their first cabinet meeting after a …

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Judge Ivan Curlewis (42) dies in the same year he was appointed judge of Transvaal.

… Judge Ivan Curlewis (42) dies in the same year he was appointed judge of Transvaal. …

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UN Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold and UN troops enter rebel province of Katanga in Zaire.

… Hammarskjold and UN troops enter rebel province of Katanga in Zaire. …

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”Open Letter to Blackpool”. Article by Clements Kadalie, in The New Leader, September 30, 1927

… ”Open Letter to Blackpool”. Article by Clements Kadalie, in The New Leader, September 30, 1927 …

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Herman Arnold Ameshoff, judge of the Transvaal Supreme Court, is born in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.

… Ameshoff, judge of the Transvaal Supreme Court, is born in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. …

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King Farouk abdicates in favour of his infant son after a military coup a few days earlier.

… King Farouk abdicates in favour of his infant son after a military coup a few days …

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Arnoldus Pannevis (46), champion for Afrikaans language rights and educationist, is born in Paarl, Cape.

… for Afrikaans language rights and educationist, is born in Paarl, Cape. …

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From 2-9 August, police find seventy-five unidentified bodies of residents in the East Rand area.

… police find seventy-five unidentified bodies of residents in the East Rand area. …

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Piet Grobler, consul of the ZAR in Bulawayo, Rhodesia, dies at the Pontdrif border post.

… Piet Grobler, consul of the ZAR in Bulawayo, Rhodesia, dies at the Pontdrif border post. …

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Interview with Joe Matthews about Mandela, broadcast by Public Broadcasting Service in the United States

… about Mandela, broadcast by Public Broadcasting Service in the United States …

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Chief Sekwati, Pedi paramount chief, dies in Mosega and is succeeded by his son Sekhukhune I.

… Chief Sekwati, Pedi paramount chief, dies in Mosega and is succeeded by his son Sekhukhune I. …

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Rwanda leader Paul Kagame is sworn in as first elected president since the 1994 genocide.

… Rwanda leader Paul Kagame is sworn in as first elected president since the 1994 genocide. …

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Maurits Pasques de Chavonnes (70), governor of the Cape (1714-1724), dies in Cape Town.

… de Chavonnes (70), governor of the Cape (1714-1724), dies in Cape Town. …

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Dr Thomas Dowling (65), conductor of the South African Music Association, dies in Cape Town.

… conductor of the South African Music Association, dies in Cape Town. …

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Dr Thomas Dowling (65), conductor of the South African Music Association, dies in Cape Town.

… conductor of the South African Music Association, dies in Cape Town. …

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Riot police arrest more than 400 anti-apartheid protesters in downtown Cape Town, South Africa.

… Riot police arrest more than 400 anti-apartheid protesters in downtown Cape Town, South Africa. …

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Commonwealth Secretary-General Shridath Ramphal, speaking at the opening of a Commonwealth Parliamentary Association meeting in

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Muslim extremists fire on a bus outside a museum in Cairo, killing ten people, mostly German tourists.

… Muslim extremists fire on a bus outside a museum in Cairo, killing ten people, mostly German tourists. …

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Judge Ivan Curlewis (42) dies in the same year he was appointed judge of Transvaal.

… Judge Ivan Curlewis (42) dies in the same year he was appointed judge of Transvaal. …

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Judge Ivan Curlewis (42) dies in the same year he was appointed judge of Transvaal.

… Judge Ivan Curlewis (42) dies in the same year he was appointed judge of Transvaal. …

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Egyptian commander in six-day war with Israel, Field Marshal Abdel Hakim Amer, commits suicide.

… Egyptian commander in six-day war with Israel, Field Marshal Abdel Hakim Amer, …

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Thuli Madonsela in Parliament: Motshekga gets nasty by Greg Nicolson, (Daily Maverick), 29 April 2015

For their triumphs and for their tears, Women in Apartheid South Africa by Hilda Bernstein

Document 84 - A. Z., “Is There a Class of Native Capitalists in South Africa?” Umsebenzi, 13 April 1935

According to the Human Rights Commission, 189 people are being held in detention without trial.

Dorothea (Anne) Fairbridge (69), author of historical fiction and non-fiction, dies in Cape Town.

Zambian police shoot and wound former president Kenneth Kaunda at an opposition rally in Kabwe.

Caiphus Nyoka, student leader, is shot dead by police raiding his father’s home in Daveyton.

Three students from Johannesburg are the first to climb Devil’s Tooth in the Drakensberg Range.

Former rebels in the Ivory Coast attend their first cabinet meeting after a four-month boycott.

Judge Ivan Curlewis (42) dies in the same year he was appointed judge of Transvaal.

UN Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold and UN troops enter rebel province of Katanga in Zaire.

”Open Letter to Blackpool”. Article by Clements Kadalie, in The New Leader, September 30, 1927

Herman Arnold Ameshoff, judge of the Transvaal Supreme Court, is born in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.

King Farouk abdicates in favour of his infant son after a military coup a few days earlier.

Arnoldus Pannevis (46), champion for Afrikaans language rights and educationist, is born in Paarl, Cape.

From 2-9 August, police find seventy-five unidentified bodies of residents in the East Rand area.

Piet Grobler, consul of the ZAR in Bulawayo, Rhodesia, dies at the Pontdrif border post.

Interview with Joe Matthews about Mandela, broadcast by Public Broadcasting Service in the United States

Chief Sekwati, Pedi paramount chief, dies in Mosega and is succeeded by his son Sekhukhune I.

Rwanda leader Paul Kagame is sworn in as first elected president since the 1994 genocide.

Maurits Pasques de Chavonnes (70), governor of the Cape (1714-1724), dies in Cape Town.

Dr Thomas Dowling (65), conductor of the South African Music Association, dies in Cape Town.

Dr Thomas Dowling (65), conductor of the South African Music Association, dies in Cape Town.

Riot police arrest more than 400 anti-apartheid protesters in downtown Cape Town, South Africa.

Commonwealth Secretary-General Shridath Ramphal, speaking at the opening of a Commonwealth Parliamentary Association meeting in

Muslim extremists fire on a bus outside a museum in Cairo, killing ten people, mostly German tourists.

Judge Ivan Curlewis (42) dies in the same year he was appointed judge of Transvaal.

Judge Ivan Curlewis (42) dies in the same year he was appointed judge of Transvaal.

Egyptian commander in six-day war with Israel, Field Marshal Abdel Hakim Amer, commits suicide.