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Islamic militants with alleged links to al-Qaida seize control of Somalia’s capital, unifying the city for the first time in 16

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The Constitution Amendment Bill of South Africa provides for an increase in the number of members of Parliament from 160 to 170

… The Constitution Amendment Bill of South Africa provides for an increase in the number of members of Parliament from 160 to 170 …

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The monument at Delville Wood, unveiled on 10 October 1926 to honour the thousands of SA soldiers who were killed there during

… The monument at Delville Wood, unveiled on 10 October 1926 to honour the thousands of SA soldiers who were killed there during …

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Adam Tas marries Elizabeth van Brakel, wealthy widow of Hans Jurgen Grimpe, and becomes the owner of the farm, which he later c

… Brakel, wealthy widow of Hans Jurgen Grimpe, and becomes the owner of the farm, which he later c …

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The Political Council decides to erect more churches in the Cape because most people have to travel three days to attend church

… The Political Council decides to erect more churches in the Cape because most people have to travel three days to …

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The ANC expresses deep concern about latest revelations that the SA Defence Force had a budget of R 4.38 billion for its secret

… The ANC expresses deep concern about latest revelations that the SA Defence Force had a budget of R 4.38 billion for its …

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Sandile, Xhosa chief born in the Ciskei in 1820, is killed in Denge Forest in a skirmish with the Fingos under Capt. J. Lonsdal

… Sandile, Xhosa chief born in the Ciskei in 1820, is killed in Denge Forest in a skirmish with the Fingos under Capt. J. Lonsdal …

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The schools’ boycott spreads to the Black townships and riot police are in action in Durban and Port Elizabeth. At Elsies River

… The schools’ boycott spreads to the Black townships and riot police are in action in Durban …

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Rebel leader Abd al-Krim, based at Targuist in the Rif mountains of Morocco, surrenders to Marshal Philip Petain, leader of the

… Rebel leader Abd al-Krim, based at Targuist in the Rif mountains of Morocco, surrenders to Marshal Philip Petain, leader of the …

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The United States Vice President, Walter Mondale and the Prime Minister, John Vorster, meet in Vienna for two days of high-leve

… The United States Vice President, Walter Mondale and the Prime Minister, John Vorster, meet in Vienna for two days …

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Comet McNaught, reported to be the brightest comet visible from earth in the last thirty years, is seen at its brightest in d

… Comet McNaught, reported to be the brightest comet visible from earth in the last thirty years, is seen at its brightest in d …

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The League of Nations dissolves after twenty-six years and is replaced by the United Nations, with its first meeting in London.

… The League of Nations dissolves after twenty-six years and is replaced by the United Nations, with its first meeting in London. …

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The Proteas became the first South African team in history to win a Test cricket series in Australia when they took an unassail

… The Proteas became the first South African team in history to win a Test cricket …

Let us March Together to Freedom Opening address to the Sixth Annual Conference of the Natal Indian Congress, Durban, February 21, 1953

… Let us March Together to Freedom Opening address to the Sixth Annual Conference of the Natal Indian Congress, Durban, February 21, 1953 …

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Dr Werner W.M. Eiselen, co-founder of the South African Bureau of Racial Affairs (Sabra) and promoter of the concept of separat

… Dr Werner W.M. Eiselen, co-founder of the South African Bureau of Racial Affairs (Sabra) and promoter of the concept of separat …

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Anglo-Boer War 2: The two-day Battle of Diamond Hill or Donkerhoek, started on the previous day, ends when darkness sets in a

… Cloete: The Anglo-Boer War: a chronology … Anglo-Boer War 2: The two-day Battle of Diamond Hill or Donkerhoek, started on the previous day, ends when darkness sets in a …

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British Chancellor of the Exchequer Gordon Brown announces the debt write-off of some $40bn (€33bn) in multilateral debt in L

… British Chancellor of the Exchequer Gordon Brown announces the debt write-off of some $40bn (€33bn) in multilateral debt …

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Dr Werner W.M. Eiselen, co-founder of the South African Bureau of Racial Affairs (Sabra) and promoter of the concept of separat

… Dr Werner W.M. Eiselen, co-founder of the South African Bureau of Racial Affairs (Sabra) and promoter of the concept of separat …

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WWII: The 6th SA Armoured Division, having reached the watershed of Castiglione dei Pepoli in Italy, pushes forward to take Mon

… WWII: The 6th SA Armoured Division, having reached the watershed of Castiglione dei Pepoli in Italy, pushes …

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The Directors of the Dutch East India Company (Heeren XVII or Lords Seventeen) propose Hout Bay to Jan van Riebeeck as a possib

… The Directors of the Dutch East India Company (Heeren XVII or Lords Seventeen) …

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The biggest gathering of world leaders in history takes place at the United Nations Millennium Summit in New York 150 heads of

… The biggest gathering of world leaders in history takes place at the United Nations Millennium Summit in New York 150 heads of …

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The Supreme Court of Appeal refuses to allow the Western Cape education MEC to compel an Afrikaans-medium school, Mikro, in Kui

… The Supreme Court of Appeal refuses to allow the Western Cape education MEC to compel an Afrikaans-medium …

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The Minister of Local Government in Kwazulu-Natal applies to the Supreme Court to have voting in four rural areas declared null

… The Minister of Local Government in Kwazulu-Natal applies to the Supreme Court to have voting in four rural areas declared …

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Josephus Suasso de Lima, editor and publisher of the first Dutch newspaper in SA, De Verzamelaar, is born in Amsterdam, the Net

… Josephus Suasso de Lima, editor and publisher of the first Dutch newspaper in SA, De Verzamelaar, is born in Amsterdam, the Net …

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Sisulu makes the first broadcast on “Radio Freedom” from a secret hideout in SA. He urges the youth to join forces and continue

… Sampson, A. (1999). Mandela : the authorised biography , Johannesburg: HarperCollins | … Sisulu makes the first broadcast on “Radio Freedom” from a secret hideout in SA. He urges the youth to join forces and continue …

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National Day of Protest and Mourning. The first national political strike called by the ANC as an act of national mourning and

… National Day of Protest and Mourning. The first national political strike called by the ANC as an act of national mourning and …

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The Korean War breaks out. Nearly 90,000 North Korean soldiers and hundreds of Russian-built T-34 tanks cross the border into S

… The Korean War breaks out. Nearly 90,000 North Korean … soldiers and hundreds of Russian-built T-34 tanks cross the border into S …

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Gangsters turn out in force at the Winterveld Cemetery and disrupt the funeral of Dr Masuku, a former ANC activist and anti-cri

… Gangsters turn out in force at the Winterveld Cemetery and disrupt the funeral of Dr Masuku, a former ANC activist and anti-cri …

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The SA rugby team, with François Pienaar as captain, wins the World Cup final match against New Zealand 15-12. Joel Stransky

… The SA rugby team, with François Pienaar as captain, wins the World Cup final match against New Zealand 15-12. Joel …

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A service in Cape Town’s St George’s Cathedral marks the retirement of the Most Rev. Desmond Tutu as Archbishop of Cape Town an

… A service in Cape Town’s St George’s Cathedral marks the retirement of the Most Rev. Desmond Tutu as Archbishop of Cape Town an …

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Islamic militants with alleged links to al-Qaida seize control of Somalia’s capital, unifying the city for the first time in 16

The Constitution Amendment Bill of South Africa provides for an increase in the number of members of Parliament from 160 to 170

The monument at Delville Wood, unveiled on 10 October 1926 to honour the thousands of SA soldiers who were killed there during

Adam Tas marries Elizabeth van Brakel, wealthy widow of Hans Jurgen Grimpe, and becomes the owner of the farm, which he later c

The Political Council decides to erect more churches in the Cape because most people have to travel three days to attend church

The ANC expresses deep concern about latest revelations that the SA Defence Force had a budget of R 4.38 billion for its secret

Sandile, Xhosa chief born in the Ciskei in 1820, is killed in Denge Forest in a skirmish with the Fingos under Capt. J. Lonsdal

The schools’ boycott spreads to the Black townships and riot police are in action in Durban and Port Elizabeth. At Elsies River

Rebel leader Abd al-Krim, based at Targuist in the Rif mountains of Morocco, surrenders to Marshal Philip Petain, leader of the

The United States Vice President, Walter Mondale and the Prime Minister, John Vorster, meet in Vienna for two days of high-leve

Comet McNaught, reported to be the brightest comet visible from earth in the last thirty years, is seen at its brightest in d

The League of Nations dissolves after twenty-six years and is replaced by the United Nations, with its first meeting in London.

The Proteas became the first South African team in history to win a Test cricket series in Australia when they took an unassail

Let us March Together to Freedom Opening address to the Sixth Annual Conference of the Natal Indian Congress, Durban, February 21, 1953

Dr Werner W.M. Eiselen, co-founder of the South African Bureau of Racial Affairs (Sabra) and promoter of the concept of separat

Anglo-Boer War 2: The two-day Battle of Diamond Hill or Donkerhoek, started on the previous day, ends when darkness sets in a

British Chancellor of the Exchequer Gordon Brown announces the debt write-off of some $40bn (€33bn) in multilateral debt in L

Dr Werner W.M. Eiselen, co-founder of the South African Bureau of Racial Affairs (Sabra) and promoter of the concept of separat

WWII: The 6th SA Armoured Division, having reached the watershed of Castiglione dei Pepoli in Italy, pushes forward to take Mon

The Directors of the Dutch East India Company (Heeren XVII or Lords Seventeen) propose Hout Bay to Jan van Riebeeck as a possib

The biggest gathering of world leaders in history takes place at the United Nations Millennium Summit in New York 150 heads of

The Supreme Court of Appeal refuses to allow the Western Cape education MEC to compel an Afrikaans-medium school, Mikro, in Kui

The Minister of Local Government in Kwazulu-Natal applies to the Supreme Court to have voting in four rural areas declared null

Josephus Suasso de Lima, editor and publisher of the first Dutch newspaper in SA, De Verzamelaar, is born in Amsterdam, the Net

Sisulu makes the first broadcast on “Radio Freedom” from a secret hideout in SA. He urges the youth to join forces and continue

National Day of Protest and Mourning. The first national political strike called by the ANC as an act of national mourning and

The Korean War breaks out. Nearly 90,000 North Korean soldiers and hundreds of Russian-built T-34 tanks cross the border into S

Gangsters turn out in force at the Winterveld Cemetery and disrupt the funeral of Dr Masuku, a former ANC activist and anti-cri

The SA rugby team, with François Pienaar as captain, wins the World Cup final match against New Zealand 15-12. Joel Stransky

A service in Cape Town’s St George’s Cathedral marks the retirement of the Most Rev. Desmond Tutu as Archbishop of Cape Town an