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Testimony of J. Tengo Jabavu, before the Select Committee on Native Affairs, June 15, 1920

… Testimony of J. Tengo Jabavu, before the Select Committee on Native Affairs, June 15, 1920 …

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Petition to King Edward VII, from the Orange River Colony Native Congress, June, 1906

… Petition to King Edward VII, from the Orange River Colony Native Congress, June, 1906 …

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Michiel Hendrik Neser, first Afrikaans novelist, is born on the farm Lukaskop, Philipstown district.

… Michiel Hendrik Neser, first Afrikaans novelist, is born on the farm Lukaskop, Philipstown district. …

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An Uranium Enrichment Bill is announced, establishing the Uranium Enrichment Corporation of South Africa.

… An Uranium Enrichment Bill is announced, establishing the Uranium Enrichment Corporation of South Africa. …

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The government gives limited powers of internal self-government to ‘homeland’, Damaraland, in Namibia.

… The government gives limited powers of internal …

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Document 113 - National Liberation League of South Africa, Honesty is the Best Policy (c. 1938)

… - National Liberation League of South Africa, Honesty is the Best Policy (c. 1938) …

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The Front-Line States, South Africa and Southern African Security: Military Prospects and Perspectives

… The Front-Line States, South Africa and Southern African …

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Lunch with Mrs. Paulette Pierson-Mathy, leader of the Belgian anti-apartheid movement - 1986

… Lunch with Mrs. Paulette Pierson-Mathy, leader of the Belgian anti-apartheid movement - 1986 …

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Alfred Nobel, inventor of dynamite after whom the Nobel prize is named, is born

… Alfred Nobel, inventor of dynamite after whom the Nobel prize is named, is born …

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Anglo-Boer War 2: The policy of concentration camps is officially sanctioned by Lord Roberts.

… Cloete: The Anglo-Boer War: a chronology … Anglo-Boer War 2: The policy of concentration camps is officially sanctioned by …

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Sir Ernest Oppenheimer establishes the Anglo American Corporation of SA with a capital of £1 million.

… Sir Ernest Oppenheimer establishes the Anglo American Corporation of SA with a capital of £1 …

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Anglo-Boer War: Commandant-General Louis Botha arrives at Babanango, on the Zululand border.

… Cloete: The Anglo-Boer War: a chronology … Commandant-General Louis Botha arrives at Babanango, on the Zululand border. …

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Idi Amin gives Uganda’s 8,000 Asians forty-eight hours to leave the country.

… gives Uganda’s 8,000 Asians forty-eight hours to leave the country. …

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Anglo-Boer War 2: The British, under Col. Settle, enter Schweizer-Reneke, in western Transvaal.

… Cloete: The Anglo-Boer War: a chronology … Anglo-Boer War 2: The British, under Col. Settle, enter Schweizer-Reneke, in …

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Sir Sydney Smith Bell (74), chief justice of the Cape Colony, dies in London.

… Sir Sydney Smith Bell (74), chief justice of the Cape Colony, dies in London. …

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Jacob Mofokeng, cruiserweight boxer of SA, wins the World Boxing Union world champion title.

… Jacob Mofokeng, cruiserweight boxer of SA, wins the World Boxing Union world champion title. …

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Brian Duddy (55), victim of the Planet Hollywood bomb attack, dies in Cape Town.

… Brian Duddy (55), victim of the Planet Hollywood bomb attack, dies in Cape Town. …

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The IFP releases its new constitution at its annual general conference held in Ulundi.

… The IFP releases its new constitution at its annual general …

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France returns the deposit paid by South Africa for two corvettes and two submarines.

… France returns the deposit paid by South Africa for two corvettes and two …

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Nigeria, which gained independence on October 1, 1960, becomes an independent republic within the Commonwealth.

… Human & Rousseau; Bute, E.L. & Harmer, H.J.P. (1997). The Black Handbook , London: Cassell. … on October 1, 1960, becomes an independent republic within the Commonwealth. …

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History of the Left in South Africa: Writings of Baruch Hirson by Baruch Hirson

… History of the Left in South Africa: Writings of Baruch Hirson by Baruch …

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Mpush Makambi of SA wins the International Boxing Organisation (IBO) middleweight world champion title.

… Mpush Makambi of SA wins the International Boxing Organisation (IBO) middleweight …

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South Africa signs agreement with Israel on co-operation in the field of agriculture.

… South Africa signs agreement with Israel on co-operation in the field of agriculture. …

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King William IV is crowned as king of Great Britain and the British Colonies.

… King William IV is crowned as king of Great Britain and the British Colonies. …

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Lieutenant Gregory Rockman condemns the behaviour of riot police squads as brutal and unprofessional.

… Meer, F. (ed)(1993). The Codesa file. Durban: Madiba Publishers … Lieutenant Gregory Rockman condemns the behaviour of riot police squads as brutal and …

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South Africa concludes an agreement with the Marconi Company for a high-powered radio station.

… South Africa concludes an agreement with the Marconi Company for a high-powered radio station. …

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World War 2: North Africa. The Suez Canal is targeted by an Italian air raid.

… World War 2: North Africa. The Suez Canal is targeted by an Italian air raid. …

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The US announces acceptance of a South African offer to send a fighter squadron to Korea.

… The US announces acceptance of a South African offer to send …

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Somalis celebrate the election of Abdiqasim Salad Hassan, their first president in nearly a decade.

… Somalis celebrate the election of Abdiqasim Salad Hassan, their first president …

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Testimony of J. Tengo Jabavu, before the Select Committee on Native Affairs, June 15, 1920

Petition to King Edward VII, from the Orange River Colony Native Congress, June, 1906

Michiel Hendrik Neser, first Afrikaans novelist, is born on the farm Lukaskop, Philipstown district.

An Uranium Enrichment Bill is announced, establishing the Uranium Enrichment Corporation of South Africa.

The government gives limited powers of internal self-government to ‘homeland’, Damaraland, in Namibia.

Document 113 - National Liberation League of South Africa, Honesty is the Best Policy (c. 1938)

The Front-Line States, South Africa and Southern African Security: Military Prospects and Perspectives

Lunch with Mrs. Paulette Pierson-Mathy, leader of the Belgian anti-apartheid movement - 1986

Alfred Nobel, inventor of dynamite after whom the Nobel prize is named, is born

Anglo-Boer War 2: The policy of concentration camps is officially sanctioned by Lord Roberts.

Sir Ernest Oppenheimer establishes the Anglo American Corporation of SA with a capital of £1 million.

Anglo-Boer War: Commandant-General Louis Botha arrives at Babanango, on the Zululand border.

Idi Amin gives Uganda’s 8,000 Asians forty-eight hours to leave the country.

Anglo-Boer War 2: The British, under Col. Settle, enter Schweizer-Reneke, in western Transvaal.

Sir Sydney Smith Bell (74), chief justice of the Cape Colony, dies in London.

Jacob Mofokeng, cruiserweight boxer of SA, wins the World Boxing Union world champion title.

Brian Duddy (55), victim of the Planet Hollywood bomb attack, dies in Cape Town.

The IFP releases its new constitution at its annual general conference held in Ulundi.

France returns the deposit paid by South Africa for two corvettes and two submarines.

Nigeria, which gained independence on October 1, 1960, becomes an independent republic within the Commonwealth.

History of the Left in South Africa: Writings of Baruch Hirson by Baruch Hirson

Mpush Makambi of SA wins the International Boxing Organisation (IBO) middleweight world champion title.

South Africa signs agreement with Israel on co-operation in the field of agriculture.

King William IV is crowned as king of Great Britain and the British Colonies.

Lieutenant Gregory Rockman condemns the behaviour of riot police squads as brutal and unprofessional.

South Africa concludes an agreement with the Marconi Company for a high-powered radio station.

World War 2: North Africa. The Suez Canal is targeted by an Italian air raid.

The US announces acceptance of a South African offer to send a fighter squadron to Korea.

Somalis celebrate the election of Abdiqasim Salad Hassan, their first president in nearly a decade.