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It is officially announced that the police’s counter-insurgency potential will be increased by the establishment of a long-serv

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Representatives of the South African authorities, business and religious leaders, as well as ANC and IFP, meet in Johannesburg

Mandela Fades Amid Battles Over Who Will Claim Legacy by Lydia Polgreen (The New York Times), 15 May 2013

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Minister of Coloured Affairs, J.J. Loots announces that larger Coloured group areas will gradually be transformed into full-fle

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The Minister of Defence, Fouche, announces that private enterprise will be responsible for the manufacture of aircraft for the

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Justice Minister Tayeb Belaiz is quoted Algeria will press ahead with a controversial bill to improve women’s rights despite fi

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A second strike call (13-15 September) in Soweto leads to absenteeism estimated at 75-80 per cent in Johannesburg.

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Ten people die in Umtata, Transkei when ANC slogan chanters storm them in a well-orchestrated attack on stock thieves.

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Anglo-Boer War 2: The ZAR government asks for the ‘final’ British proposals which Chamberlain has stated will be communicated i

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President Nelson Mandela holds meetings with Zulu King Goodwill Zwelithini and later declares he will initiate a round of urgen

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US company Goodyear, South Africa’s biggest tyre manufacturer, sells its local operations for R178-million. The operation will

”Trumpet Call to Youth”, Flyer issued by the Provisional Executive Committee of the Congress Youth League. 10 September 1944

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The African National Congress says it will send a delegation &quot;as soon as possible&quot; to South Africa to meet President

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Chief Buthelezi rejects the President’s call to resume participation in the constitution-making process and returns to the Cons

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The Minister of (Black) Education and Training announces that compulsory education for Black children will be introduced in sta

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J.G. Strijdom, in his first public appearance as Prime Minister, tells a National Party gathering in Pretoria that nothing will

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Dr. Verwoerd tells the union Council of Coloured Affairs that the Council will be transformed into a Coloured ‘Parliament’ with

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South Africa finally breaks the Nigerian jinx via a 2-1 well-deserved victory in an exciting Nelson Mandela Challenge clash at

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English social worker and reformer Emily Hobhouse sets sail for South Africa, where she will investigate conditions in concentr

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The International Monetary Fund announces that it will agree to purchase gold from South Africa, subject to certain conditions.

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Swaziland and South Africa agree to exchange trade representatives who will have the same rights and privileges as diplomatic p

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South Africa tells Britain that unless the Wasp helicopter is delivered, the Simonstown Agreement on naval cooperation will hav

Trumpet Call to Youth, Flyer issued by the Provisional Executive Committee of the Congress Youth League. 10 September 1944

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South African arms manufacturer Denel announces that it will unveil six new products at a United Arab Emirates weapons exhibiti

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The Foreign Minister, Dr. Muller, confirms that the government will continue to co-operate with Rhodesia, whatever solution is

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The African National Congress announces in Lusaka that it will not abandon the armed struggle against White domination until a

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South African arms manufacturer Denel announces that it will unveil six new products at a United Arab Emirates weapons exhibiti

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Prime Minister Vorster announces that the new Coloured Persons Representative Council will be comprised of forty elected and tw

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South Africa warns Mozambique it will not hesitate to strike back if Mozambique continues to shelter guerrillas conducting murd

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Premier John Vorster decrees that in the future the ‘homelands’ will be allowed to accept direct foreign financial aid.

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It is officially announced that the police’s counter-insurgency potential will be increased by the establishment of a long-serv

Representatives of the South African authorities, business and religious leaders, as well as ANC and IFP, meet in Johannesburg

Mandela Fades Amid Battles Over Who Will Claim Legacy by Lydia Polgreen (The New York Times), 15 May 2013

Minister of Coloured Affairs, J.J. Loots announces that larger Coloured group areas will gradually be transformed into full-fle

The Minister of Defence, Fouche, announces that private enterprise will be responsible for the manufacture of aircraft for the

Justice Minister Tayeb Belaiz is quoted Algeria will press ahead with a controversial bill to improve women’s rights despite fi

A second strike call (13-15 September) in Soweto leads to absenteeism estimated at 75-80 per cent in Johannesburg.

Ten people die in Umtata, Transkei when ANC slogan chanters storm them in a well-orchestrated attack on stock thieves.

Anglo-Boer War 2: The ZAR government asks for the ‘final’ British proposals which Chamberlain has stated will be communicated i

President Nelson Mandela holds meetings with Zulu King Goodwill Zwelithini and later declares he will initiate a round of urgen

US company Goodyear, South Africa’s biggest tyre manufacturer, sells its local operations for R178-million. The operation will

”Trumpet Call to Youth”, Flyer issued by the Provisional Executive Committee of the Congress Youth League. 10 September 1944

The African National Congress says it will send a delegation &amp;quot;as soon as possible&amp;quot; to South Africa to meet President

Chief Buthelezi rejects the President’s call to resume participation in the constitution-making process and returns to the Cons

The Minister of (Black) Education and Training announces that compulsory education for Black children will be introduced in sta

J.G. Strijdom, in his first public appearance as Prime Minister, tells a National Party gathering in Pretoria that nothing will

Dr. Verwoerd tells the union Council of Coloured Affairs that the Council will be transformed into a Coloured ‘Parliament’ with

South Africa finally breaks the Nigerian jinx via a 2-1 well-deserved victory in an exciting Nelson Mandela Challenge clash at

English social worker and reformer Emily Hobhouse sets sail for South Africa, where she will investigate conditions in concentr

The International Monetary Fund announces that it will agree to purchase gold from South Africa, subject to certain conditions.

Swaziland and South Africa agree to exchange trade representatives who will have the same rights and privileges as diplomatic p

South Africa tells Britain that unless the Wasp helicopter is delivered, the Simonstown Agreement on naval cooperation will hav

Trumpet Call to Youth, Flyer issued by the Provisional Executive Committee of the Congress Youth League. 10 September 1944

South African arms manufacturer Denel announces that it will unveil six new products at a United Arab Emirates weapons exhibiti

The Foreign Minister, Dr. Muller, confirms that the government will continue to co-operate with Rhodesia, whatever solution is

The African National Congress announces in Lusaka that it will not abandon the armed struggle against White domination until a

South African arms manufacturer Denel announces that it will unveil six new products at a United Arab Emirates weapons exhibiti

Prime Minister Vorster announces that the new Coloured Persons Representative Council will be comprised of forty elected and tw

South Africa warns Mozambique it will not hesitate to strike back if Mozambique continues to shelter guerrillas conducting murd

Premier John Vorster decrees that in the future the ‘homelands’ will be allowed to accept direct foreign financial aid.

The African National Congress says it will send a delegation "as soon as possible" to South Africa to meet President