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Rand Daily Mail explains that Black and White South Africans might compete against each other in an “open international” meetin

… Rand Daily Mail explains that Black and White South Africans might compete against each …

Black Men in a White Man’s War: The Impact of the First World War on South African Blacks by Albert Grundlingh

… Black Men in a White Man’s War: The Impact of the First World …

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The Trade Union Council of South Africa (TUCSA) elects its first Black chairman, Ronnie Webb, at the Council’s annual congress

… Union Council of South Africa (TUCSA) elects its first Black chairman, Ronnie Webb, at the Council’s annual congress …

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The United States denies Black nationalist leader Louis Farrakhan permission to accept a promised $1bn gift from Libya to help

… The United States denies Black nationalist leader Louis Farrakhan permission to accept …

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The Labour Relations Amendment Act, amending the Labour Relations Act of 1956, comes into force. The Black trade union movement

… the Labour Relations Act of 1956, comes into force. The Black trade union movement …

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The government withdraws its plan to place a quota limit on the admission of Black students to White universities, but remains

… its plan to place a quota limit on the admission of Black students to White universities, but remains …

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Public Enterprises Minister Jeff Radebe cancels the Komatiland forestry deal valued at R335m for the Zama Resources black empow

… forestry deal valued at R335m for the Zama Resources black empow …

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Anglo-Boer War 2: Mafeking siege: Two Black cattle-herds are captured and summarily executed at Mafeking by burghers, in acco

… Anglo-Boer War 2: Mafeking siege: Two Black cattle-herds are captured and summarily executed at …

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ANC leader Nelson Mandela says in Geneva, Switzerland, that SA’s Black population is prepared to suffer the consequences of san

… Nelson Mandela says in Geneva, Switzerland, that SA’s Black population is prepared to suffer the consequences of san …

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More than one million Black South African workers, following a call by South Africa’s two biggest trade unions, the Congress of

… More than one million Black South African workers, following a call by South …

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Headman Tshabalala, SA singer and founder member of the group Ladysmith Black Mambazo, is shot and killed in a roadside argumen

… SA singer and founder member of the group Ladysmith Black Mambazo, is shot and killed in a roadside argumen …

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Anglo-Boer War 2: After the closure of the mines more than 7 000 Black mineworkers, escorted by Mr J.J. Marwick, representative

… War 2: After the closure of the mines more than 7 000 Black mineworkers, escorted by Mr J.J. Marwick, representative …

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The police confirm that three leading members of the Black journalist trade union, the Media Workers Association of South Afric

… The police confirm that three leading members of the Black journalist trade union, the Media Workers Association …

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The Star newspaper mentions that hundreds of Black people are leaving the Witwatersrand, especially for Natal, and calls it an

… The Star newspaper mentions that hundreds of Black people are leaving the Witwatersrand, especially for …

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The government gives its details of proposals to consolidate 157 ‘Black spots’ and sixty-eight Zulu areas into a homeland. Kwaz

… gives its details of proposals to consolidate 157 ‘Black spots’ and sixty-eight Zulu areas into a homeland. Kwaz …

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The government announces a plan to allow White and Black businessmen to form partnerships as part of a strategy to draw Blacks

… The government announces a plan to allow White and Black businessmen to form partnerships as part of a strategy …

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The town councils of Vosloorus and Reiger Park announce a consumer boycott of Boksburg. The boycott by Coloured and Black resid

… consumer boycott of Boksburg. The boycott by Coloured and Black resid …

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Elections to the country’s twenty-nine new Black local authorities, over the previous ten days, are met with demonstrations and

… Elections to the country’s twenty-nine new Black local authorities, over the previous ten days, are met …

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Headman Tshabalala, SA singer and founder member of the group Ladysmith Black Mambazo, is shot and killed in a roadside argumen

… SA singer and founder member of the group Ladysmith Black Mambazo, is shot and killed in a roadside argumen …

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Justice Coetzee in the Rand Supreme Court refuses to lift an order barring resumption of publication of four Black newspapers.

… to lift an order barring resumption of publication of four Black newspapers. …

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Four Black newspapers, Post Transvaal, Saturday Post, Sunday Post and the Sowetan, are banned on a technicality on the same day

… Four Black newspapers, Post Transvaal, Saturday Post, Sunday Post …

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The lengthy trial of nine Black nationalist student leaders ends. They are found guilty under the Terrorism Act and sentenced t

… The lengthy trial of nine Black nationalist student leaders ends. They are found guilty …

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Percy Qoboza, editor of the banned newspaper, The World, is released from detention, together with nine other Black leaders sei

… is released from detention, together with nine other Black leaders sei …

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Ladysmith Black Mambazo becomes the first South African group to win a Grammy award. The group wins the best traditional folk a

… Ladysmith Black Mambazo becomes the first South African group to win a …

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Percy Qoboza, editor of the banned newspaper, The World, is released from detention, together with nine other Black leaders sei

… is released from detention, together with nine other Black leaders sei …

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In a joint statement the leaders of seven Black ‘homelands’ set out the basis of a possible consensus solution for South Africa

… In a joint statement the leaders of seven Black ‘homelands’ set out the basis of a possible consensus …

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President Mandela meets United States black Muslim leader Louis Farrakhan, head of the Nation of Islam. Both state their opposi

… President Mandela meets United States black Muslim leader Louis Farrakhan, head of the Nation of …

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The Sunday Times reports that, after trade unions, churches are considered to be the most respected organisations in the Black

… considered to be the most respected organisations in the Black …

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Prime Minister P.W. Botha decides to invite leaders of the Black ‘homelands’ to join in a discussion on a ‘statement of intent’

… Prime Minister P.W. Botha decides to invite leaders of the Black ‘homelands’ to join in a discussion on a ‘statement of …

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The SA government prohibits Pink Floyd’s Another Brick in the Wall because Black children sing it as a song of liberty.

… prohibits Pink Floyd’s Another Brick in the Wall because Black children sing it as a song of liberty. …

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Rand Daily Mail explains that Black and White South Africans might compete against each other in an “open international” meetin

Black Men in a White Man’s War: The Impact of the First World War on South African Blacks by Albert Grundlingh

The Trade Union Council of South Africa (TUCSA) elects its first Black chairman, Ronnie Webb, at the Council’s annual congress

The United States denies Black nationalist leader Louis Farrakhan permission to accept a promised $1bn gift from Libya to help

The Labour Relations Amendment Act, amending the Labour Relations Act of 1956, comes into force. The Black trade union movement

The government withdraws its plan to place a quota limit on the admission of Black students to White universities, but remains

Public Enterprises Minister Jeff Radebe cancels the Komatiland forestry deal valued at R335m for the Zama Resources black empow

Anglo-Boer War 2: Mafeking siege: Two Black cattle-herds are captured and summarily executed at Mafeking by burghers, in acco

ANC leader Nelson Mandela says in Geneva, Switzerland, that SA’s Black population is prepared to suffer the consequences of san

More than one million Black South African workers, following a call by South Africa’s two biggest trade unions, the Congress of

Headman Tshabalala, SA singer and founder member of the group Ladysmith Black Mambazo, is shot and killed in a roadside argumen

Anglo-Boer War 2: After the closure of the mines more than 7 000 Black mineworkers, escorted by Mr J.J. Marwick, representative

The police confirm that three leading members of the Black journalist trade union, the Media Workers Association of South Afric

The Star newspaper mentions that hundreds of Black people are leaving the Witwatersrand, especially for Natal, and calls it an

The government gives its details of proposals to consolidate 157 ‘Black spots’ and sixty-eight Zulu areas into a homeland. Kwaz

The government announces a plan to allow White and Black businessmen to form partnerships as part of a strategy to draw Blacks

The town councils of Vosloorus and Reiger Park announce a consumer boycott of Boksburg. The boycott by Coloured and Black resid

Elections to the country’s twenty-nine new Black local authorities, over the previous ten days, are met with demonstrations and

Headman Tshabalala, SA singer and founder member of the group Ladysmith Black Mambazo, is shot and killed in a roadside argumen

Justice Coetzee in the Rand Supreme Court refuses to lift an order barring resumption of publication of four Black newspapers.

Four Black newspapers, Post Transvaal, Saturday Post, Sunday Post and the Sowetan, are banned on a technicality on the same day

The lengthy trial of nine Black nationalist student leaders ends. They are found guilty under the Terrorism Act and sentenced t

Percy Qoboza, editor of the banned newspaper, The World, is released from detention, together with nine other Black leaders sei

Ladysmith Black Mambazo becomes the first South African group to win a Grammy award. The group wins the best traditional folk a

Percy Qoboza, editor of the banned newspaper, The World, is released from detention, together with nine other Black leaders sei

In a joint statement the leaders of seven Black ‘homelands’ set out the basis of a possible consensus solution for South Africa

President Mandela meets United States black Muslim leader Louis Farrakhan, head of the Nation of Islam. Both state their opposi

The Sunday Times reports that, after trade unions, churches are considered to be the most respected organisations in the Black

Prime Minister P.W. Botha decides to invite leaders of the Black ‘homelands’ to join in a discussion on a ‘statement of intent’

The SA government prohibits Pink Floyd’s Another Brick in the Wall because Black children sing it as a song of liberty.