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Opening Address by President Nelson Mandela in the Special Debate on the Report of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission Parliament, 25 February 1999

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Opening Address by President Nelson Mandela in the Special Debate on the Report of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission Parliament, 25 February 1999

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Anna Boshoff (75), second eldest child of the late Dr H.F. Verwoerd and his wife Betsie, dies in the Kimberley-Medi-Clinic. She

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SABC Sport reporter Maseru Koaho, known for his expertise in football and boxing reporting, is killed in a car crash on the N12

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Tens of thousands of people march without incident in cities and towns across South Africa at the end of a week of action again

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Former police officer Jack le Grange’s death verdict for the killing of two drug traders is put aside and he is released after

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A meeting of the World Council of Churches in Sweden (4 -19 July), at which the Rt Rev A.H. Zulu, Bishop of Zululand and Swazil

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Notes following Briefing to Media by President Thabo Mbeki and Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, Union Buildings, Pretoria, on Monday 17 March 2008

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Press comments made by South African President Thabo Mbeki and Prime Minister of Lesotho Pakalitha Mosisili Tuynhuys, Cape Town, Tuesday 19 June 2007

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Press Comments made by South African President Thabo Mbeki and Prime Minister of Côte d’Ivoire Guillaume Soro, Cape Town, 20 June 2007

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General Motors becomes the fourth big US business to pull out of South Africa. It joins Honeywell, IBM and Warner. It is believ

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Abraham Gabbema, fiscal at the Cape, calls the front rock of the mountain near the Great Berg River, wet with dew and glitterin

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The UN reports that over 200,000 Hutu refugees are fleeing into the hills to escape the conflict between the Zaire military and

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President de Klerk’s proposal to open the ranks of the National Party to all South Africans is accepted by the fourth and final

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Thirty-one SA pilots participates in the air-lift to provide food and fuel to West Berlin. The operation continued for seven mo

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Walter Sisulu attends a gathering in the form of a party at the house of Lilian Ngoyi. He is, together with Lilian Ngoyi and Al

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Humphrey Khoza, 59, dies in a car accident on the N12. He was a director of Primedia and Mpande Resources, the former chief exe

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Anglo-Boer War 2: The ultimatum of the ZAR to Britain expires and the reply of the British government is delivered to the ZAR g

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The South African government announces that it has activated the indemnity process and sets this day as the cut-off date for pe

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Commuters angry about train delays cause damage estimated at R30m when they set fire to several coaches and two offices at Germ

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Crossing the Colour Lines, Crossing the Continents: Comparing the Racial Politics of the IWW in South Africa and the United States, 1905 - 1925

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Jan C. de Waal (92), farmer who endeavoured to increase sheep numbers in the Orange Free State after the Anglo-Boer War and who

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Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini meet at Brenner Pass in the Alps, where the Nazi leader seeks Italy’s help in fighting the Br

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The St George’s Anglican Church in Knysna, the first to be built in the town and now a national monument, is consecrated by Bis

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The St George’s Anglican Church in Knysna, the first to be built in the town and now a national monument, is consecrated by Bis

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President Reagan’s decision not to impose sanctions on South Africa is overridden by Senate veto, 78 votes to 21, and the US in

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The death toll in rioting and clashes with police has risen to over sixty. The Government took the leader of South Africa’s mos

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Document 135 - “National Front and Class Struggle: Report to the Central Committee of the Communist Party of South Africa”, Freedom, 5, 4, August-September 1946

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Raphael Ndukwe Chukwu, foreign football player who plays for SA and who was winner of the Kick Off Footballer of the Season, 97

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Britain, the USA and the World Bank refuse aid to Pres. Gamal Abder Nasser to build the Aswan Dam in the Nile River.

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Opening Address by President Nelson Mandela in the Special Debate on the Report of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission Parliament, 25 February 1999

Opening Address by President Nelson Mandela in the Special Debate on the Report of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission Parliament, 25 February 1999

Anna Boshoff (75), second eldest child of the late Dr H.F. Verwoerd and his wife Betsie, dies in the Kimberley-Medi-Clinic. She

SABC Sport reporter Maseru Koaho, known for his expertise in football and boxing reporting, is killed in a car crash on the N12

Tens of thousands of people march without incident in cities and towns across South Africa at the end of a week of action again

Former police officer Jack le Grange’s death verdict for the killing of two drug traders is put aside and he is released after

A meeting of the World Council of Churches in Sweden (4 -19 July), at which the Rt Rev A.H. Zulu, Bishop of Zululand and Swazil

Notes following Briefing to Media by President Thabo Mbeki and Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, Union Buildings, Pretoria, on Monday 17 March 2008

Press comments made by South African President Thabo Mbeki and Prime Minister of Lesotho Pakalitha Mosisili Tuynhuys, Cape Town, Tuesday 19 June 2007

Press Comments made by South African President Thabo Mbeki and Prime Minister of Côte d’Ivoire Guillaume Soro, Cape Town, 20 June 2007

General Motors becomes the fourth big US business to pull out of South Africa. It joins Honeywell, IBM and Warner. It is believ

Abraham Gabbema, fiscal at the Cape, calls the front rock of the mountain near the Great Berg River, wet with dew and glitterin

The UN reports that over 200,000 Hutu refugees are fleeing into the hills to escape the conflict between the Zaire military and

President de Klerk’s proposal to open the ranks of the National Party to all South Africans is accepted by the fourth and final

Thirty-one SA pilots participates in the air-lift to provide food and fuel to West Berlin. The operation continued for seven mo

Walter Sisulu attends a gathering in the form of a party at the house of Lilian Ngoyi. He is, together with Lilian Ngoyi and Al

Humphrey Khoza, 59, dies in a car accident on the N12. He was a director of Primedia and Mpande Resources, the former chief exe

Anglo-Boer War 2: The ultimatum of the ZAR to Britain expires and the reply of the British government is delivered to the ZAR g

The South African government announces that it has activated the indemnity process and sets this day as the cut-off date for pe

Commuters angry about train delays cause damage estimated at R30m when they set fire to several coaches and two offices at Germ

Crossing the Colour Lines, Crossing the Continents: Comparing the Racial Politics of the IWW in South Africa and the United States, 1905 - 1925

Jan C. de Waal (92), farmer who endeavoured to increase sheep numbers in the Orange Free State after the Anglo-Boer War and who

Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini meet at Brenner Pass in the Alps, where the Nazi leader seeks Italy’s help in fighting the Br

The St George’s Anglican Church in Knysna, the first to be built in the town and now a national monument, is consecrated by Bis

The St George’s Anglican Church in Knysna, the first to be built in the town and now a national monument, is consecrated by Bis

President Reagan’s decision not to impose sanctions on South Africa is overridden by Senate veto, 78 votes to 21, and the US in

The death toll in rioting and clashes with police has risen to over sixty. The Government took the leader of South Africa’s mos

Document 135 - “National Front and Class Struggle: Report to the Central Committee of the Communist Party of South Africa”, Freedom, 5, 4, August-September 1946

Raphael Ndukwe Chukwu, foreign football player who plays for SA and who was winner of the Kick Off Footballer of the Season, 97

Britain, the USA and the World Bank refuse aid to Pres. Gamal Abder Nasser to build the Aswan Dam in the Nile River.