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The role of business in South Africas future

… ANC report of Group B, Commission 5 of a meeting between the ANC and big business on the role of business in South …

Cyril Ramaphosa: Can ‘Mr Nice’ Be A Decisive President? Some say he lacks decisiveness, also in pursuit of his own interests by Liesl Pretorius (Huff Post), 21 August 2017

… Cheryl Carolus, who was deputy secretary-general of the ANC while Ramaphosa was secretary-general and considers … itself as the antithesis of the captured part of the ANC. The material put out by the campaign through its website … and newsletters calls for a return to the values of the ANC of old. Says Professor Susan Booysen of the Wits School …

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Letter to Comrade Y Zungu

… Petersen to Comrade Y Zungu, Chief Representative of the ANC, for the attention of the Regional Political Committee, regarding their suspension from the ANC. …

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Eulogy by President Jacob Zuma at the funeral of Mme Ruth Mompati, Vryburg, North-West Province 23 May 2015

… Mogoeng and Madame Mogoeng, The Secretary General of the ANC, the National Officials and leadership at all levels, … the important year in the African National Congress (ANC) calendar, the year 1952, the year of the beginning of the Defiance Campaign. She joined the ANC Orlando Branch and also joined the law firm of our …

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B.J. Vorster, Minister of Justice, announces extensive security measures following the Sharpeville Massacre

… government had passed a state of emergency and banned the ANC and the PAC. The response from the ANC and the PAC was to declare an armed struggle, marked by … by Umkhonto we Sizwe and POQO, military wings of the ANC and PAC respectively. Measures adopted by Vorster …

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Address on Accepting an Honarary Doctorate from the Russian Academy of Sciences Moscow, 30 April 1999

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Our Annual Conference — An Inspiring Gathering by The South African Worker, 13 January 1929, South Africa

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APDUSA Views - Issue No 54: Historic Elections - An Overview of the April 1994 Elections, July 1994

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An SADF officer shoots five fellow members in their sleep on a farm near Fouriesburg, Free State.

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An SADF officer shoots five fellow members in their sleep on a farm near Fouriesburg, Free State.

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Democratic Turnhalle Alliance vice-president Mishake Muyongo escapes an apparent assassination attempt after two hand grenades

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The South African National Government Cabinet announces the go-ahead for an antiretroviral roll-out plan.

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Liberian rebels attack an airfield in Monrovia, closing off that city’s last link to outside world.

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Laughter in the belly of the beast - Cartoons by Zapiro: In an era of repression, 1988

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An Islamic appeals court in Nigeria frees Amina Lawal after she is acquitted on adultery charges.

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An Olympic opening ceremony, in which the South African team takes part, dazzle downtown Sydney, Australia.

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A German photographer, Christian Hohmann (36), dies in a KwaZulu nature reserve when an elephant cow gores him.

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Central African Republic’s President Francois Bozize dissolves the government of his impoverished country. An official says a n

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Twenty-three IFP supporters die in Thokoza when three gunmen open fire on an IFP march.

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Nationalist guerrillas in Rhodesia shoot down an Air Rhodesia airliner with a missile, killing fifty-nine people.

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The Stander gang robs three banks in less than an hour in the Johannesburg city centre.

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South Africa signs treaty with Australia concerning an international observer scheme for land based whaling stations.

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An ordinance is issued whereby Dutch is allowed in courts in the Cape next to English.

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The UN Security Council has voted unanimously to impose an immediate arms embargo on Ivory Coast.

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Four youths are killed in an Apla attack on the Heidelberg Tavern In Observatory, Cape Town.

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SA signs an agreement concerning the status of the United Nations Transition Assistance Group to Namibia.

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French troops have occupied the bilad al-siba, an under-populated desert region in southern Morocco.

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Twenty-four people are killed in Meadowlands during an IFP take-over of the Mzimhlope hostel.

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SA signs an agreement concerning the status of the United Nations Transition Assistance Group to Namibia.

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In a direct defiance to South Africa’s patent laws, Doctors Without Borders, an international humanitarian organisation, begins

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The role of business in South Africas future

Cyril Ramaphosa: Can ‘Mr Nice’ Be A Decisive President? Some say he lacks decisiveness, also in pursuit of his own interests by Liesl Pretorius (Huff Post), 21 August 2017

Letter to Comrade Y Zungu

Eulogy by President Jacob Zuma at the funeral of Mme Ruth Mompati, Vryburg, North-West Province 23 May 2015

B.J. Vorster, Minister of Justice, announces extensive security measures following the Sharpeville Massacre

Address on Accepting an Honarary Doctorate from the Russian Academy of Sciences Moscow, 30 April 1999

Our Annual Conference — An Inspiring Gathering by The South African Worker, 13 January 1929, South Africa

APDUSA Views - Issue No 54: Historic Elections - An Overview of the April 1994 Elections, July 1994

An SADF officer shoots five fellow members in their sleep on a farm near Fouriesburg, Free State.

An SADF officer shoots five fellow members in their sleep on a farm near Fouriesburg, Free State.

Democratic Turnhalle Alliance vice-president Mishake Muyongo escapes an apparent assassination attempt after two hand grenades

The South African National Government Cabinet announces the go-ahead for an antiretroviral roll-out plan.

Liberian rebels attack an airfield in Monrovia, closing off that city’s last link to outside world.

Laughter in the belly of the beast - Cartoons by Zapiro: In an era of repression, 1988

An Islamic appeals court in Nigeria frees Amina Lawal after she is acquitted on adultery charges.

An Olympic opening ceremony, in which the South African team takes part, dazzle downtown Sydney, Australia.

A German photographer, Christian Hohmann (36), dies in a KwaZulu nature reserve when an elephant cow gores him.

Central African Republic’s President Francois Bozize dissolves the government of his impoverished country. An official says a n

Twenty-three IFP supporters die in Thokoza when three gunmen open fire on an IFP march.

Nationalist guerrillas in Rhodesia shoot down an Air Rhodesia airliner with a missile, killing fifty-nine people.

The Stander gang robs three banks in less than an hour in the Johannesburg city centre.

South Africa signs treaty with Australia concerning an international observer scheme for land based whaling stations.

An ordinance is issued whereby Dutch is allowed in courts in the Cape next to English.

The UN Security Council has voted unanimously to impose an immediate arms embargo on Ivory Coast.

Four youths are killed in an Apla attack on the Heidelberg Tavern In Observatory, Cape Town.

SA signs an agreement concerning the status of the United Nations Transition Assistance Group to Namibia.

French troops have occupied the bilad al-siba, an under-populated desert region in southern Morocco.

Twenty-four people are killed in Meadowlands during an IFP take-over of the Mzimhlope hostel.

SA signs an agreement concerning the status of the United Nations Transition Assistance Group to Namibia.

In a direct defiance to South Africa’s patent laws, Doctors Without Borders, an international humanitarian organisation, begins