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R-0099166archive South African Woman ‘Banned’ But Unbowed By Joseph Lelyveld (The New York Times), January 7, 198231 Mar 2015–
E-0090289event The SA rugby team wins the last test against New Zealand 8-3, thereby winning the series 2-1.10 Aug 2012✓
E-0091239event The SA rugby team beats New Zealand 11-8 in Port Elizabeth and wins the series 4-0.23 Aug 2012✓
E-0090162event The SA rugby team loses the third test against New Zealand 26-33 in Pretoria.10 Aug 2012–
E-0090161event The SA rugby team loses the third test against New Zealand 26-33 in Pretoria.10 Aug 2012✓
E-0089985event SA announces new concession, giving urban Blacks full title to land on which they live.10 Aug 2012✓
E-0089901event The SA rugby team loses the third test against New Zealand 10-17 in Christchurch.10 Aug 2012✓
E-0081708event In the new Republic of Cameroon hundreds of people are reported killed in rebel attacks.13 Apr 2012✓
E-0083499event Albert Luthuli’s ban expires again but he is immediately served with a new and stricter order.18 May 2012✓
E-0083355event The UN, previously without a permanent home, begins to move into headquarters in New York City.14 May 2012–
E-0083046event The UN, previously without a permanent home, begins to move into headquarters in New York City.11 May 2012✓
R-0072864archive The Congress of the People and Freedom Charter Campaign by Ismail Vadi, New Delhi, 199519 Jan 2012–
R-0071734archive Re-reading Rick Turner in the New South Africa by Tony Fluxman and Peter Vale6 Jan 2012–
A-0098719article List of uMkhonto weSizwe Operations8 Dec 2014–
E-0149146event Philip Rabinowitz, Polish born South African centenarian, sets a new world record by running the 100m in 28.7 seconds.23 Aug 2019–
R-0098504archive Document 47 - “International Communist League Formed in South Africa”, International Bulletin of the International Communist League, New Series, 2, September 193421 Oct 2014–
R-0124902archive United Nations Security Council Address on Arusha Peace Process, by Nelson Mandela, 29 September 2000, New York USA8 May 2018–
E-0013681event At an international summit in SA leaders pledge to push for a new global trade deal that will help poor countries16 Mar 2011✓
E-0148847event Sir Bartle Frere, the new British High Commissioner delivers an ultimatum to Cetshwayo the Zulu king to disband his army'22 Aug 2019–
R-0123757archive PHOTOGRAPHY REVIEW; Apartheid, Reflected in an Inventory of Simple Objects by Sarah Boxer (The New York Times), 24 July 199818 Jul 2017–
R-0123816archive Images That Preserve History, and Make It : ‘Rise and Fall of Apartheid’ at Center of Photography by Holland Cotter (The New York Times), 20 September 201227 Jul 2017–
R-0153552archive Edson Sithole: new book uncovers the work of a thinker, lawyer and Zimbabwean freedom fighter who ‘disappeared’21 May 2026✓
R-0151798archive NEDLAC, Union Investment Companies, the Tripartite Alliance and the Shock of the Government's New Economic Policies by Sifiso Gwala9 Sep 2022–
R-0120978archive Creating the Nation: The Rise of Violent Xenophobia in the New South Africa by Nahla Valji20 May 2016–
R-0125095archive David Goldblatt: The Art of Capturing a New truth by Pippa Green (Daily Maverick), 26 June 201827 Jun 2018✓
R-0068615archive Olof Palme Memorial Lecture by Oliver Tambo on disarmament and development, New York, 21 January 198714 Oct 2011–
R-0099211archive Obama’s Path Was Shaped By Mandela’s Story by Michael D. Shear (The New York Times), 5 December 20131 Apr 2015–
R-0099196archive Mandela Ends Triumphant Visit To Britain by Youssef M. Ibrahim (The New York Times), 13 July 199631 Mar 2015–
E-0087380event The new Black-controlled company, National Sorghum Breweries takes over from the government-controlled Industrial Development C28 Jun 2012–
E-0087379event The new Black-controlled company, National Sorghum Breweries takes over from the government-controlled Industrial Development C28 Jun 2012✓

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