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Sir Gilbraith Lowry Cole, governor of the Cape, is born. Sir Lowry’s Pass was built during his time of office.

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Outgoing North West premier Popo Molefe is quitting formal politics to give more attention to his &quot;personal health and fam

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South Africa’s High Commissioner to Uganda, Bavumile Vilakazi, dies of a heart attack in Kampala. He was involved in the United

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Two youths are arrested at Bloemhof for the killing of two white rhinos en five eland at the Aventura res

Umkhonto We Sizwe, military wing of the ANC, claims responsibility for power station blast

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Umkhonto We Sizwe, military wing of the ANC, claims responsibility for power station blast

The Berlin Airlift, which delivered food and fuel to West Berliners during a Soviet blockade, and in which the SAA took part, comes to an end

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The Berlin Airlift, which delivered food and fuel to West Berliners during a Soviet blockade, and in which the SAA took part, comes to an end

This item by Oliver Tambo was published as the introduction to the book "No Easy Walk to Freedom" by Ruth First, 01 June 1965

Chapter 14 "We are witnesses"(24): for Denis Goldberg by Geoffrey V. Davis

Chapter 14 "We are witnesses"(24): for Denis Goldberg by Geoffrey V. Davis

United Nations, India an the Boycott of Apartheid Sport by E.S. Reddy

Jay Naidoo on Steve Biko´s vision what we can learn from it

Gandhiji’s vision of a free South Africa: A collection of articles by E.S. Reddy

Gandhi and South Africa: 1914-1948 by E.S. Reddy and Gopalkrishna Gandhi

May we present a more enlightening place for you to bury your head ...

May we present a more enlightening place for you to bury your head ...

Thirty years later: we say no to high prices, forced removals, passes

Thirty years later: we say no to high prices, forced removals, passes

Lord, to whom shall we go? You have words of eternal life.

Lord, to whom shall we go? You have words of eternal life.

The momentum we have built up in struggle should not be lost

The momentum we have built up in struggle should not be lost

Public violence in the townships: what can we, as health workers, do?

Public violence in the townships: what can we, as health workers, do?

We will not beg for help..: Attempt to politicize US scholarships slammed

We will not beg for help..: Attempt to politicize US scholarships slammed

PAC leader, David Sibeko shot dead in Dar-es-Salaam

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PAC leader, David Sibeko shot dead in Dar-es-Salaam

Tim Bruwer portrait

Tim Bruwer

"Should we get rid of the whites?" - Albert Luthuli answer to a question, 5 March 1959

Visit of His Excellency Javier Perez de Cuellar, Secretary-General of the United Nations, to South West Africa/Namibia: 25-26 August 1983

Visit of His Excellency Javier Perez de Cuellar, Secretary-General of the United Nations, to South West Africa/Namibia: 25-26 August 1983

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Jabu Jeremiah (Shuffle) Pule, SA footballer who was winner of the Kick Off Magazine Soccer Player of the Season, ½ award, is b

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Anglo-Boer War 2: The Battle of Silkaatsnek, west of Pretoria, starts with Gen. De la Rey launching a three-pronged attack on t

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The verdict of the International Court in the Hague in connection with South Africa’s mandate of South West Africa is delivered

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Dr Karl Bremmer, SA minister of health after whom the Karl Bremer Hospital in Bellville was named, dies in Cape Town.

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Anglo-Boer War 2 Start of the ‘first De Wet hunt’, when a two-pronged attack by Gens. Accurate Republican shelling repulses Pag

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WWI: Dr Theodore Seitz, governor of German South West Africa, surrenders at the farm Khorab, between Otavi and Tsumeb, to Gen.

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Ruth (Ethel) Prowse, SA artist in whose house the Ruth Prowse Art Centre was opened, is born in Queenstown, Eastern Cape.

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The French occupy the North African city of Algiers. The colonisation of Algeria was seen as a way of providing employment for