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Excerpts from discussions between a South African delegation led by Minister R F Botha and a United States delegation led by Deputy Secretary of State Frank Wisner on questions affecting southern Africa: Cape Town: 13 March 1986

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The Democratisation of Art: Cap as an Alternative Art space in South Africa by Eben Lochner, 02 June 2011

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Audio - An Evening with FW de Klerk – the Full Event by Alec Hogg (Biznews London Forum), 15 September 2017

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An international panel led by Philip Heymann, Director of the Harvard Law School Centre for Criminal Justice, proposes changes

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Speech by President Mandela to Toast an Official Banquet in Honour of President Flavio Cotti Cape Town, 3 August 1998

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Speech by President Mandela to Toast an Official Banquet in Honour of President Flavio Cotti Cape Town, 3 August 1998

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An international measure is adopted to block rebel groups from trading “conflict diamonds” to fund Africa’s most vicious civil

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Three commandos under the newly appointed Combat General Viljoen, attack about 4 650 British soldiers with twenty field guns an

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An International Hearing on Political Violence in South Africa, which was co-sponsored by the Special Committee against Aparthe

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Excerpts from discussions between a South African delegation led by Minister R F Botha and a United States delegation led by Deputy Secretary of State Frank Wisner on questions affecting southern Africa: Cape Town: 13 March 1986

The Democratisation of Art: Cap as an Alternative Art space in South Africa by Eben Lochner, 02 June 2011

Audio - An Evening with FW de Klerk – the Full Event by Alec Hogg (Biznews London Forum), 15 September 2017

An international panel led by Philip Heymann, Director of the Harvard Law School Centre for Criminal Justice, proposes changes

Speech by President Mandela to Toast an Official Banquet in Honour of President Flavio Cotti Cape Town, 3 August 1998

Speech by President Mandela to Toast an Official Banquet in Honour of President Flavio Cotti Cape Town, 3 August 1998

An international measure is adopted to block rebel groups from trading “conflict diamonds” to fund Africa’s most vicious civil

Three commandos under the newly appointed Combat General Viljoen, attack about 4 650 British soldiers with twenty field guns an

An International Hearing on Political Violence in South Africa, which was co-sponsored by the Special Committee against Aparthe

World War II: North Africa. Hampered by sandstorms, General Erwin Rommel’s Panzerarmee Afrika overrun an infantry brigade at Di

Nigeria’s most prominent political prisoner, Moshood Abiola, dies of an apparent heart attack a few days before he was expected

Liberian President Charles Taylor accepts an offer of asylum in nearby Nigeria. US President George W Bush made Taylor’s depart

The military government of Nigeria charges Moshood Abiola, the winner of an annulled presidential vote in 1993, with treason. H

The Coloured Labour Party strengthens its position by forging an alliance with six members of the Coloured Representative Counc

The Canadian Minister for External Affairs announces that the government has imposed an embargo on further sales or shipments o

The Foreign Minister hands over a seventy-six room presidential palace, which cost an estimated R1 .8 m. to build, to Transkei

An Egyptian passenger cruiser carrying more than 1&amp;nbsp;300 Muslim pilgrims collides with a cargo ship at the Suez Canal’s sout

Offices of Moslem Brotherhood are burnt down by a mob in Cairo, following an assassination attempt on Egyptian leader Colonel G

The oldest of the independent homelands, Transkei, gains complete independence as an autonomous republic, but it is not recogni

An urgent resolution is considered by the United Nations Political Committee condemning the government of South Africa for its

An evaluation of South African novelist Nadine Gordimer (1923-2014) by Sandy English (World Socialist Website), 30 September 2014

Exchange of notes with Italy constituting an agreement regarding the establishment of a community centre for refugees in the Tr

Exchange of notes with Italy constituting an agreement regarding the establishment of a community centre for refugees in the Tr

Three commandos under the newly appointed Combat General Viljoen, attack about 4 650 British soldiers with twenty field guns an

The Lesotho Foreign Ministry appeals for international help to stop South Africa applying an economic squeeze designed to force

An Egyptian passenger cruiser carrying more than 1 300 Muslim pilgrims collides with a cargo ship at the Suez Canal’s sout