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The Colonial Moment in Africa: Essays on the Movement of Minds and Materials edited by A. D. Roberts

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Andries (Wilhelmus Jacobus) Pretorius, Voortrekker leader after whom Pretoria was named, dies in the Magaliesberg district.

… Voortrekker leader after whom Pretoria was named, dies in the Magaliesberg district. …

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Lourens Jacobus (Louw) Wepener, Boer commandant during the second Basotho War, is born in Graaff-Reinet.

… Boer commandant during the second Basotho War, is born in Graaff-Reinet. …

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An SADF officer shoots five fellow members in their sleep on a farm near Fouriesburg, Free State.

… An SADF officer shoots five fellow members in their sleep on a farm near Fouriesburg, Free State. …

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An SADF officer shoots five fellow members in their sleep on a farm near Fouriesburg, Free State.

… An SADF officer shoots five fellow members in their sleep on a farm near Fouriesburg, Free State. …

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Judge John Stephen Curlewis (77), Chief Justice of the Union of South Africa, dies in Pretoria.

… (77), Chief Justice of the Union of South Africa, dies in Pretoria. …

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Chief Commandant C.R. de Wet, back in the Free State, sets up his headquarters at Renosterpoort.

… Chief Commandant C.R. de Wet, back in the Free State, sets up his headquarters at …

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African National Congress headquarters would remain in Zambia &quot;until the day of liberation&quot;, says Zambian President K

… African National Congress headquarters would remain in Zambia "until the day of liberation", says Zambian …

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Sir Andrew Smith (74), discoverer and first director of the South African Museum, dies in London.

… and first director of the South African Museum, dies in London. …

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Japan offers to surrender in World War 2 if Emperor Hirohito is permitted to keep his throne.

… Japan offers to surrender in World War 2 if Emperor Hirohito is permitted to keep his …

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US President Bill Clinton signs a bill to punish foreign businesses that invest in Iran and Libya.

… signs a bill to punish foreign businesses that invest in Iran and Libya. …

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A coelacanth, thought extinct before rediscovered in 1938, is caught off the south-west coast of Madagascar.

… A coelacanth, thought extinct before rediscovered in 1938, is caught off the south-west coast of Madagascar. …

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Thirty ANC supporters are killed (5-23 August) in attacks aimed at the takeover of Kagiso hostel.

… Thirty ANC supporters are killed (5-23 August) in attacks aimed at the takeover of Kagiso hostel. …

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The restored Cape manor house Groot Constantia is opened again after a fire devastated it in 1925.

… Constantia is opened again after a fire devastated it in 1925. …

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Archbishop Desmond Tutu defies public protest laws and leads 120 demonstrators in an anti-apartheid march.

… defies public protest laws and leads 120 demonstrators in an anti-apartheid march. …

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Archbishop Desmond Tutu defies public protest laws and leads 120 demonstrators in an anti-apartheid march.

… defies public protest laws and leads 120 demonstrators in an anti-apartheid march. …

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Rebels fighting Congolese President Laurent Kabila capture a power transformer in western Congo, sending the capital, Kinshasa,

… President Laurent Kabila capture a power transformer in western Congo, sending the capital, Kinshasa, …

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Eric Gumede, Youth League activist, is shot dead in KwaMashu one week after release from detention.

… Eric Gumede, Youth League activist, is shot dead in KwaMashu one week after release from detention. …

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The Politics Of The Anti-Apartheid Movement In The United States, 1969-1986 by Donald R. Culverston

… The Politics Of The Anti-Apartheid Movement In The United States, 1969-1986 by Donald R. Culverston …

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”The Native Problem”. Article in The Cape Times by the Rev. Abner Mtimkulu, May 30, 1924

… ”The Native Problem”. Article in The Cape Times by the Rev. Abner Mtimkulu, May 30, 1924 …

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”Christianity, Basis of Native Policy?” Article in The Workers’ Herald by James S. Thaele, December 21, 1923

… ”Christianity, Basis of Native Policy?” Article in The Workers’ Herald by James S. Thaele, December 21, 1923 …

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South Africa has a new R5 coin with distinct security features designed in a bid to outsmart counterfeiters.

… has a new R5 coin with distinct security features designed in a bid to outsmart counterfeiters. …

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Dr Lennox (Leslie Wongama) Sebe, chief minister of the Ciskei, is born in King William’s Town.

… Wongama) Sebe, chief minister of the Ciskei, is born in King William’s Town. …

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Rwanda’s new coalition government says it will prosecute those responsible for the massacres in recent months.

… says it will prosecute those responsible for the massacres in recent months. …

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Rwanda’s new coalition government says it will prosecute those responsible for the massacres in recent months.

… says it will prosecute those responsible for the massacres in recent months. …

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The trial of the Very Rev. Gonville Aubie ffrench-Beytagh begins in the Pretoria Supreme Court.

… of the Very Rev. Gonville Aubie ffrench-Beytagh begins in the Pretoria Supreme Court. …

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Liberian rebels attack an airfield in Monrovia, closing off that city’s last link to outside world.

… Liberian rebels attack an airfield in Monrovia, closing off that city’s last link to outside …

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Egypt’s President Anwar Sadat orders his troops to observe immediate cease-fire in fighting with Libya.

… Sadat orders his troops to observe immediate cease-fire in fighting with Libya. …

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Document 129 - “The Programme of the 4th International in South Africa”, Workers Voice, 1 July (1943)

… Document 129 - “The Programme of the 4th International in South Africa”, Workers Voice, 1 July (1943) …

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C.I.A. Tie Reported In Mandela Arrest by David Johnston (The New York Times), 10 June 1990

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The Colonial Moment in Africa: Essays on the Movement of Minds and Materials edited by A. D. Roberts

Andries (Wilhelmus Jacobus) Pretorius, Voortrekker leader after whom Pretoria was named, dies in the Magaliesberg district.

Lourens Jacobus (Louw) Wepener, Boer commandant during the second Basotho War, is born in Graaff-Reinet.

An SADF officer shoots five fellow members in their sleep on a farm near Fouriesburg, Free State.

An SADF officer shoots five fellow members in their sleep on a farm near Fouriesburg, Free State.

Judge John Stephen Curlewis (77), Chief Justice of the Union of South Africa, dies in Pretoria.

Chief Commandant C.R. de Wet, back in the Free State, sets up his headquarters at Renosterpoort.

African National Congress headquarters would remain in Zambia &amp;quot;until the day of liberation&amp;quot;, says Zambian President K

Sir Andrew Smith (74), discoverer and first director of the South African Museum, dies in London.

Japan offers to surrender in World War 2 if Emperor Hirohito is permitted to keep his throne.

US President Bill Clinton signs a bill to punish foreign businesses that invest in Iran and Libya.

A coelacanth, thought extinct before rediscovered in 1938, is caught off the south-west coast of Madagascar.

Thirty ANC supporters are killed (5-23 August) in attacks aimed at the takeover of Kagiso hostel.

The restored Cape manor house Groot Constantia is opened again after a fire devastated it in 1925.

Archbishop Desmond Tutu defies public protest laws and leads 120 demonstrators in an anti-apartheid march.

Archbishop Desmond Tutu defies public protest laws and leads 120 demonstrators in an anti-apartheid march.

Rebels fighting Congolese President Laurent Kabila capture a power transformer in western Congo, sending the capital, Kinshasa,

Eric Gumede, Youth League activist, is shot dead in KwaMashu one week after release from detention.

The Politics Of The Anti-Apartheid Movement In The United States, 1969-1986 by Donald R. Culverston

”The Native Problem”. Article in The Cape Times by the Rev. Abner Mtimkulu, May 30, 1924

”Christianity, Basis of Native Policy?” Article in The Workers’ Herald by James S. Thaele, December 21, 1923

South Africa has a new R5 coin with distinct security features designed in a bid to outsmart counterfeiters.

Dr Lennox (Leslie Wongama) Sebe, chief minister of the Ciskei, is born in King William’s Town.

Rwanda’s new coalition government says it will prosecute those responsible for the massacres in recent months.

Rwanda’s new coalition government says it will prosecute those responsible for the massacres in recent months.

The trial of the Very Rev. Gonville Aubie ffrench-Beytagh begins in the Pretoria Supreme Court.

Liberian rebels attack an airfield in Monrovia, closing off that city’s last link to outside world.

Egypt’s President Anwar Sadat orders his troops to observe immediate cease-fire in fighting with Libya.

Document 129 - “The Programme of the 4th International in South Africa”, Workers Voice, 1 July (1943)

C.I.A. Tie Reported In Mandela Arrest by David Johnston (The New York Times), 10 June 1990

African National Congress headquarters would remain in Zambia "until the day of liberation", says Zambian President K