SAHO global search

This day in history

South African envoy, Parks Makahlana, mediating in the Lockerbie case, reports, “all issues have now been resolved”. UK Prime M

… South African envoy, Parks Makahlana, mediating in the Lockerbie case, reports, “all issues have now been …

This day in history

Following a twelve-hour meeting in Cape Town between President de Klerk and ANC Deputy-President Nelson Mandela, they announce

… Following a twelve-hour meeting in Cape Town between President de Klerk and ANC …

This day in history

The Vatican issues a report, &quot;The Church and Racism&quot;, in which apartheid is condemned as the most evil, systematic fo

… The Vatican issues a report, "The Church and Racism", in which apartheid is condemned as the most evil, systematic …

This day in history

The student activists Porta Shabangu, Thabo Mohale and Derrick Mashobane are ambushed and shot in Swaziland by a Vlakplaas divi

… Thabo Mohale and Derrick Mashobane are ambushed and shot in Swaziland by a Vlakplaas divi …

This day in history

South Africa’s acclaimed Soweto Gospel Choir under direction of David Mulovhedzi and Beverly Bryer win in the Best Traditiona

… under direction of David Mulovhedzi and Beverly Bryer win in the Best Traditiona …

This day in history

A new SABC/Markinor survey released in Johannesburg discloses that nine out of ten South Africans have cited unemployment and j

… A new SABC/Markinor survey released in Johannesburg discloses that nine out of ten South Africans …

This day in history

The Nelson Mandela Museum is opened. It is being developed as a single component comprising three elements, namely a museum in

… component comprising three elements, namely a museum in …

This day in history

WW2: Rommel begins a new offensive against the Allies in North Africa, hoping to push them back to the east.

… WW2: Rommel begins a new offensive against the Allies in North Africa, hoping to push them back to the east. …

This day in history

Joseph Engenas Matlhakanye Lekganyane, leader of the St Engenas Zion Christian Church (the Dove) with support in rural areas, i

… St Engenas Zion Christian Church (the Dove) with support in rural areas, i …

This day in history

A powerful car bomb explodes outside a cafe in downtown Algiers, killing at least twenty people and wounding sixty others hours

… A powerful car bomb explodes outside a cafe in downtown Algiers, killing at least twenty people and …

This day in history

Police baton-charge and teargas protesters at Jan Smuts Airport in Johannesburg. The protesters had gathered to express their d

… baton-charge and teargas protesters at Jan Smuts Airport in Johannesburg. The protesters had gathered to express their …

This day in history

The Transvaal Provincial Division of the Supreme Court in Pretoria orders the KwaNdebele police to stop assaulting two emergenc

… The Transvaal Provincial Division of the Supreme Court in Pretoria orders the KwaNdebele police to stop assaulting …

This day in history

Azanian People’s Organisation (AZAPO) contests the second democratic election, but performs badly and gets one seat in the Nati

… democratic election, but performs badly and gets one seat in the Nati …

This day in history

In a letter to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, lawyers for the NP demand an unconditional apology from chairman Desmon

… In a letter to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, …

This day in history

Student protest erupts into violence outside St. George’s Cathedral in Cape Town. Force is used to dispel demonstrators. Kalle

… erupts into violence outside St. George’s Cathedral in Cape Town. Force is used to dispel demonstrators. Kalle …

This day in history

Jacob Ludwig D&ouml;hne (67), missionary of the Berlin Bible Society and translator of the New Testament in Zulu, dies.

… Berlin Bible Society and translator of the New Testament in Zulu, dies. …

This day in history

Fanie Jannes Jiba (36), chairperson of SACP and MK member, is shot dead at a taxi rank in Butterworth, Transkei.

… of SACP and MK member, is shot dead at a taxi rank in Butterworth, Transkei. …

This day in history

Balthazar Johannes Vorster, non-executive president of South Africa, resigns after only eight months in office (he had previous

… president of South Africa, resigns after only eight months in office (he had previous …

This day in history

In response to Israel’s seizure of Gaza, Egypt closes the Suez Canal and breaks diplomatic ties with the west.

… In response to Israel’s seizure of Gaza, Egypt closes the …

This day in history

During a sitting in Boksburg, the Synod of the Dutch Reformed Church (DRC) reaches a compromise regarding the position of gays.

… During a sitting in Boksburg, the Synod of the Dutch Reformed Church (DRC) …

This day in history

Abel Molokwane (31), executive member of Brits Action Committee, is shot dead in Oukasie, Western Transvaal by unknown gunmen.

… executive member of Brits Action Committee, is shot dead in Oukasie, Western Transvaal by unknown gunmen. …

This day in history

The moderator of the Nederduitse Gereformeerde Kerk, Professor Johan Heyns, tells a conference in Harare that the NGK no longer

… Kerk, Professor Johan Heyns, tells a conference in Harare that the NGK no longer …

This day in history

The Chief Executive Councillor of Kwazulu, Chief Buthelezi, condemns plans to consolidate Zululand in terms of the 1936 Trust a

… Chief Buthelezi, condemns plans to consolidate Zululand in terms of the 1936 Trust a …

This day in history

South Africa officially refuses an invitation to send representatives to an international seminar on apartheid, to be held in B

… to an international seminar on apartheid, to be held in B …

This day in history

It is announced that the IEC has hired 10,300 observers to monitor the first democratic election in April.

… 10,300 observers to monitor the first democratic election in April. …

This day in history

In a first-phase report, the Commonwealth Observer Mission to South Africa (COMSA) concludes that this country was &quot;one of

… In a first-phase report, the Commonwealth Observer Mission to …

This day in history

The Commonwealth Committee on Southern Africa decides to maintain sanctions until promises of reform in South Africa are carrie

… decides to maintain sanctions until promises of reform in South Africa are carrie …

This day in history

Twenty people are killed and 155 suffer injuries and burns in a collision between a train and petrol tanker near Johannesburg.

… Twenty people are killed and 155 suffer injuries and burns in a collision between a train and petrol tanker near …

This day in history

Alan Cobham lands at Cape Town, completing a flight which he started in London on November 16 the previous year.

… lands at Cape Town, completing a flight which he started in London on November 16 the previous year. …

This day in history

The constitution of the ZAR (South African Republic) is finally ratified by a Volksraad in which Soutpansberg is also represent

… African Republic) is finally ratified by a Volksraad in which Soutpansberg is also represent …

Search Results for “black-consciousness-in-sa”

South African envoy, Parks Makahlana, mediating in the Lockerbie case, reports, “all issues have now been resolved”. UK Prime M

Following a twelve-hour meeting in Cape Town between President de Klerk and ANC Deputy-President Nelson Mandela, they announce

The Vatican issues a report, &amp;quot;The Church and Racism&amp;quot;, in which apartheid is condemned as the most evil, systematic fo

The student activists Porta Shabangu, Thabo Mohale and Derrick Mashobane are ambushed and shot in Swaziland by a Vlakplaas divi

South Africa’s acclaimed Soweto Gospel Choir under direction of David Mulovhedzi and Beverly Bryer win in the Best Traditiona

A new SABC/Markinor survey released in Johannesburg discloses that nine out of ten South Africans have cited unemployment and j

The Nelson Mandela Museum is opened. It is being developed as a single component comprising three elements, namely a museum in

WW2: Rommel begins a new offensive against the Allies in North Africa, hoping to push them back to the east.

Joseph Engenas Matlhakanye Lekganyane, leader of the St Engenas Zion Christian Church (the Dove) with support in rural areas, i

A powerful car bomb explodes outside a cafe in downtown Algiers, killing at least twenty people and wounding sixty others hours

Police baton-charge and teargas protesters at Jan Smuts Airport in Johannesburg. The protesters had gathered to express their d

The Transvaal Provincial Division of the Supreme Court in Pretoria orders the KwaNdebele police to stop assaulting two emergenc

Azanian People’s Organisation (AZAPO) contests the second democratic election, but performs badly and gets one seat in the Nati

In a letter to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, lawyers for the NP demand an unconditional apology from chairman Desmon

Student protest erupts into violence outside St. George’s Cathedral in Cape Town. Force is used to dispel demonstrators. Kalle

Jacob Ludwig D&amp;ouml;hne (67), missionary of the Berlin Bible Society and translator of the New Testament in Zulu, dies.

Fanie Jannes Jiba (36), chairperson of SACP and MK member, is shot dead at a taxi rank in Butterworth, Transkei.

Balthazar Johannes Vorster, non-executive president of South Africa, resigns after only eight months in office (he had previous

In response to Israel’s seizure of Gaza, Egypt closes the Suez Canal and breaks diplomatic ties with the west.

During a sitting in Boksburg, the Synod of the Dutch Reformed Church (DRC) reaches a compromise regarding the position of gays.

Abel Molokwane (31), executive member of Brits Action Committee, is shot dead in Oukasie, Western Transvaal by unknown gunmen.

The moderator of the Nederduitse Gereformeerde Kerk, Professor Johan Heyns, tells a conference in Harare that the NGK no longer

The Chief Executive Councillor of Kwazulu, Chief Buthelezi, condemns plans to consolidate Zululand in terms of the 1936 Trust a

South Africa officially refuses an invitation to send representatives to an international seminar on apartheid, to be held in B

It is announced that the IEC has hired 10,300 observers to monitor the first democratic election in April.

In a first-phase report, the Commonwealth Observer Mission to South Africa (COMSA) concludes that this country was &amp;quot;one of

The Commonwealth Committee on Southern Africa decides to maintain sanctions until promises of reform in South Africa are carrie

Twenty people are killed and 155 suffer injuries and burns in a collision between a train and petrol tanker near Johannesburg.

Alan Cobham lands at Cape Town, completing a flight which he started in London on November 16 the previous year.

The constitution of the ZAR (South African Republic) is finally ratified by a Volksraad in which Soutpansberg is also represent

The Vatican issues a report, "The Church and Racism", in which apartheid is condemned as the most evil, systematic fo

Jacob Ludwig Döhne (67), missionary of the Berlin Bible Society and translator of the New Testament in Zulu, dies.

In a first-phase report, the Commonwealth Observer Mission to South Africa (COMSA) concludes that this country was "one of