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… University announces that it is to open its doors to Black, Coloured and Asian students for all post-graduate degr …

… South African Black nationalist Nelson Mandela and his wife, Winnie, arrive …

… Armed hostel inmates shoot and hack their way through the Black township of Boipatong, leaving forty-six people dead …

… Ralepelle (real first name Mahlatse)will become the first Black player to lead the Springbok ru …

… South African police open fire on Black rioters, killing fourteen and wounding thirty-nine, …

… bringing the death toll during a two-day strike by Black …

… A Black high school student, Sipho Malaza, dies while in …

… Dr Benedict Wallet Vilakazi, poet and writer and first Black South African to receive a doctorate in literature, is …

… wins the Pietermaritzburg-Durban Comrades, the first Black person to win the race since the ban on their part …

… A consortium of Black investors takes over African Life from Southern Life at …

… A new Black daily paper, promising to expose political ills, …

… and teacher, is born at Rorke’s Drift. He was the only Black student of the South African College ( …

… The government announces that its aim is to provide all Black children with free and compulsory education as soon as …

… South Africa concedes that almost two million Black people have been relocated since 1960, but maintains …

… Makhaya Ntini becomes the first Black SA cricket player to play in a five-day test.   He …

… of the Ciskei and its socio-economic impact on black families … of the Ciskei and its socio-economic impact on black families …

… Minutes of the 4th National Council Meeting of the Black Peoples Convention held at the St. Anscars LP studios … Black Peoples Convention: Minutes of the 4th National Council …

… In 1962, people from a ‘swartkol’ (‘black spot’), Maleuskop, between Groblersdal [Limpopo … chief and those who refused to support the return to the black spot. Ramopudu’s banishment order was revoked in 1967. …

… what was then Southern Rhodesia in 1935. He was the first black person in Southern Africa to obtain a Doctor of Laws degree. He was the second black person in the country (which became Zimbabwe in 1980) … where a witness outside saw him met by two white and two black men who identified themselves as belonging to …

… Act , denounced by the Indian community as the “Black Act.” That law, enacted in 1907, required Asians – … at the end of 1907 after he refused to register under the Black Act and was arrested in January 1908. On 27 January, he … that, in return, the government would repeal the Black Act. General Smuts denied that he had promised the …

… ’Black reaction to Apartheid, 1948-1973’, Statement by Oliver …

… Almost 200 Black families, who were removed from their land in …

… Representation of Blacks Act No 12, removing Black voters in the Cape from the common roll and placing …

… SA tennis player Liezel Huber and Cara Black of Zimbabwe win the women’s doubles on Wimbledon. Huber …

… Violence erupts in the Black South African township of Sebokeng, 48 hours after …

… The government is reported to have paid the family of Black Consciousness leader, Steve Biko, R65, 000 in …

… and boys, 152 women and girls, two Coloureds and one Black man, cross the b …

… South Africa’s Black gold miners today called off their first legal strike, …

… as Archbishop of Cape Town, South Africa. He is the first Black head of South Africa’s Angli …