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Interview with Neville alexander on public broadcasting service of the United States, in a series of interviews about mandela

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Turbulent priests or movement intellectuals? Christian voices and international opposition to apartheid in the 1950s by Rob Skinner

… Christian voices and international opposition to apartheid in the 1950s by Rob Skinner …

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Twenty-six elderly tourists from Britain and a South African tour guide are killed in a bus accident near Lydenburg.

… from Britain and a South African tour guide are killed in a bus accident near Lydenburg. …

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The Danish Foreign Minister states in the United Nations General Assembly that the Scandinavian Foreign Ministers have refused

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Egyptian Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser announces that Czechoslovakia has signed a barter agreement to exchange arms in return for

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Eleven people die in Gengeshe, near Richmond, Natal, when about thirty unknown attackers open fire on residents. Mandlenkosi

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Prof. James Leonard Brierly Smith, who identified the coelacanth caught near East London, is born in Graaff-Reinet.

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

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Renewed rioting breaks out in Johannesburg. The Minister of Information, Dr. Connie Mulder, warns of tougher measures, includin

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Forty-seven commuters have died on the previous and this day in attacks on Jeppe and Denver stations.

… commuters have died on the previous and this day in attacks on Jeppe and Denver stations. …

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Sir Jacob Dirk Barry (73), judge president of the Eastern division since 1880, dies in Queenstown, Eastern Cape.

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Sir Jacob Dirk Barry (73), judge president of the Eastern division since 1880, dies in Queenstown, Eastern Cape.

… judge president of the Eastern division since 1880, dies in Queenstown, Eastern Cape. …

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Anglo-Boer War 2: Lord Roberts issues a proclamation calling on the Republican forces still in the field to surrender.

… a proclamation calling on the Republican forces still in the field to surrender. …

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Gen. Benjamin (Ben) Johannes Viljoen, Boer general, war hero and author, is born in Wodehouse district, Cape Colony.

… Viljoen, Boer general, war hero and author, is born in Wodehouse district, Cape Colony. …

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Riots continue, 4-5 September. The youth come out in the Coloured townships. Schools, libraries and a magistrate’s court are se

… Riots continue, 4-5 September. The youth come out in the Coloured townships. Schools, libraries and a …

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Premier H.F. Verwoerd assumes duty as Prime Minister and announces an intensification of the apartheids policy in parliament.

… B.J. & Spies, S.B. (eds)(1993). South Africa in the 20th Century, Pretoria: Van Schaik Academic, p. 355 | … and announces an intensification of the apartheids policy in parliament. …

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The farm ‘Doren fontijn’, situated in the area later known as the Witwatersrand, is transferred to Barend C. Viljoen.

… The farm ‘Doren fontijn’, situated in the area later known as the Witwatersrand, is transferred …

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The farm ‘Doren fontijn’, situated in the area later known as the Witwatersrand, is transferred to Barend C. Viljoen.

… The farm ‘Doren fontijn’, situated in the area later known as the Witwatersrand, is transferred …

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In Mozambique, twelve people are charged over a massive banking fraud, a case that was being investigated by murdered journalis

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The South African Gymnastics Federation announces in Johannesburg that the first ever National Gymnastic Games will be taking p

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Demonstrators close down businesses and government offices in Lesotho to protest election results, while a week-old mutiny by a

… Demonstrators close down businesses and government offices in Lesotho to protest election results, while a week-old …

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Special task teams are in place to arrest South Africa’s top 200 criminals, government spokesperson Joel Netshitenzhe announces

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Morocco recalls its ambassador to South Africa after Pretoria formally recognised the pro-independence government in the annexe

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President Paul Kagame’s Rwandan Patriotic Front party wins a majority in the parliamentary elections. It is the nation’s first

… Kagame’s Rwandan Patriotic Front party wins a majority in the parliamentary elections. It is the nation’s first …

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Dozens are crushed in crowded Cairo streets as millions of Egyptians mourn the death of President Abdel Nasser.

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The British colonial government in Kenya enact emergency measures to combat the growing threat from the Mau Mau.

… The British colonial government in Kenya enact emergency measures to combat the growing …

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A fire has destroyed the historic Wanderers Cricket club in Johannesburg during the night, reducing to ash historic documents,

… A fire has destroyed the historic Wanderers Cricket club in Johannesburg during the night, reducing to ash historic …

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Samuel Motha, IFP chairman of Kwa-Tema branch, is shot in the head on his way to work.

… Samuel Motha, IFP chairman of Kwa-Tema branch, is shot in the head on his way to work. …

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A commission of inquiry into malpractices in South African prisons is ordered by the Minister of Justice, following disturbance

… A commission of inquiry into malpractices in South African prisons is ordered by the Minister of …

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In the Cape Town Supreme Court a British journalist, David Rabkin, his wife, Susan, and a university lecturer, Jeremy Cronin, a

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Interview with Neville alexander on public broadcasting service of the United States, in a series of interviews about mandela

Turbulent priests or movement intellectuals? Christian voices and international opposition to apartheid in the 1950s by Rob Skinner

Twenty-six elderly tourists from Britain and a South African tour guide are killed in a bus accident near Lydenburg.

The Danish Foreign Minister states in the United Nations General Assembly that the Scandinavian Foreign Ministers have refused

Egyptian Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser announces that Czechoslovakia has signed a barter agreement to exchange arms in return for

Eleven people die in Gengeshe, near Richmond, Natal, when about thirty unknown attackers open fire on residents. Mandlenkosi

Prof. James Leonard Brierly Smith, who identified the coelacanth caught near East London, is born in Graaff-Reinet.

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

Renewed rioting breaks out in Johannesburg. The Minister of Information, Dr. Connie Mulder, warns of tougher measures, includin

Forty-seven commuters have died on the previous and this day in attacks on Jeppe and Denver stations.

Sir Jacob Dirk Barry (73), judge president of the Eastern division since 1880, dies in Queenstown, Eastern Cape.

Sir Jacob Dirk Barry (73), judge president of the Eastern division since 1880, dies in Queenstown, Eastern Cape.

Anglo-Boer War 2: Lord Roberts issues a proclamation calling on the Republican forces still in the field to surrender.

Gen. Benjamin (Ben) Johannes Viljoen, Boer general, war hero and author, is born in Wodehouse district, Cape Colony.

Riots continue, 4-5 September. The youth come out in the Coloured townships. Schools, libraries and a magistrate’s court are se

Premier H.F. Verwoerd assumes duty as Prime Minister and announces an intensification of the apartheids policy in parliament.

The farm ‘Doren fontijn’, situated in the area later known as the Witwatersrand, is transferred to Barend C. Viljoen.

The farm ‘Doren fontijn’, situated in the area later known as the Witwatersrand, is transferred to Barend C. Viljoen.

In Mozambique, twelve people are charged over a massive banking fraud, a case that was being investigated by murdered journalis

The South African Gymnastics Federation announces in Johannesburg that the first ever National Gymnastic Games will be taking p

Demonstrators close down businesses and government offices in Lesotho to protest election results, while a week-old mutiny by a

Special task teams are in place to arrest South Africa’s top 200 criminals, government spokesperson Joel Netshitenzhe announces

Morocco recalls its ambassador to South Africa after Pretoria formally recognised the pro-independence government in the annexe

President Paul Kagame’s Rwandan Patriotic Front party wins a majority in the parliamentary elections. It is the nation’s first

Dozens are crushed in crowded Cairo streets as millions of Egyptians mourn the death of President Abdel Nasser.

The British colonial government in Kenya enact emergency measures to combat the growing threat from the Mau Mau.

A fire has destroyed the historic Wanderers Cricket club in Johannesburg during the night, reducing to ash historic documents,

Samuel Motha, IFP chairman of Kwa-Tema branch, is shot in the head on his way to work.

A commission of inquiry into malpractices in South African prisons is ordered by the Minister of Justice, following disturbance

In the Cape Town Supreme Court a British journalist, David Rabkin, his wife, Susan, and a university lecturer, Jeremy Cronin, a