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Sango Patekile Holomisa, president of the Congress of Traditional Leaders of SA, is born.

… Sango Patekile Holomisa, president of the Congress of Traditional Leaders of SA, is born. …

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The US vetoes a UN Security Council resolution criticising South Africa for raids in Angola.

… The US vetoes a UN Security Council resolution criticising …

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Mark Thatcher’s wife, Diane, and their two children leave SA for the United States.

… (2005). The financier, the plotter and the mercenary, The Star, 14 January, p. 13. … wife, Diane, and their two children leave SA for the United States. …

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The first radio licence in SA is issued to Dr J. van Rensburg of Carnarvon.

… The first radio licence in SA is issued to Dr J. van Rensburg …

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Egidius Benedictus Watermeyer, jurist, politician and educator in the Cape Province, dies in London.

… Benedictus Watermeyer, jurist, politician and educator in the Cape Province, dies in London. …

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Egidius Benedictus Watermeyer, jurist, politician and educator in the Cape Province, dies in London.

… Benedictus Watermeyer, jurist, politician and educator in the Cape Province, dies in London. …

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Nine miners die in an underground fire at the Northam Platinum mine near Thabazimbi,

… Nine miners die in an underground fire at the Northam Platinum mine near Thabazimbi, …

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Ian Smith of Rhodesia prohibits Black opposition parties. (Wallis gives the year as 1961.)

… prohibits Black opposition parties. (Wallis gives the year as 1961.) …

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Ian Smith of Rhodesia prohibits Black opposition parties. (Wallis gives the year as 1961.)

… prohibits Black opposition parties. (Wallis gives the year as 1961.) …

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UN security council urges use of force to prevent civil war in the Congo.

… council urges use of force to prevent civil war in the Congo. …

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US offers to airlift French paratroopers out of the escalating violence in southern Zaire.

… US offers to airlift French paratroopers out of the escalating violence in southern Zaire. …

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Sir John Charles Molteno, first premier of the Cape Colony, is born in London.

… Sir John Charles Molteno, first premier of the Cape Colony, is born in London. …

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Ghanaian musician Kiki Gyan, who played with the band Osibisa, dies aged forty-seven.

… Ghanaian musician Kiki Gyan, who played with the band Osibisa, dies aged forty-seven. …

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Hubert Lawrence du Plessis, SA composer, is born on the farm Groenrivier, near Malmesbury.

… Hubert Lawrence du Plessis, SA composer, is born on the farm Groenrivier, near Malmesbury. …

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Part Two: Schedule of documents | The Soul of a Nation: Constitution Making in South Africa

… Part Two: Schedule of documents | The Soul of a Nation: Constitution Making in South Africa …

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Statement Issued by GCIS: Briefing on the case of Robert McBride, 21 May 1998

… Statement Issued by GCIS: Briefing on the case of Robert McBride, 21 May 1998 …

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Tony Johnstone of Zimbabwe wins the Alfred Dunhill PGA golf tournament in Houghton, Johannesburg.

… Tony Johnstone of Zimbabwe wins the Alfred Dunhill PGA golf tournament in Houghton, …

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WWII: General Jan Smuts, premier of SA, becomes a field marshal of the British army.

… Jan Smuts, premier of SA, becomes a field marshal of the British army. …

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RENAMO denies in Lisbon that the movement is receiving assistance or supplies from SA.

… RENAMO denies in Lisbon that the movement is receiving assistance or supplies from SA. …

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The first group of Dorslandtrekkers (Thirstland trekkers), under leadership of Gert Alberts, leaves Pretoria.

… The first group of Dorslandtrekkers (Thirstland trekkers), …

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’Anti-Afrikaans pupils go on strike in soweto’, Bokala, W., The World. 18 May 1976

… ’Anti-Afrikaans pupils go on strike in soweto’, Bokala, W., The World. 18 May 1976 …

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’World car rushes shot school riot victim to clinic’, The World, 17 June 1976

… ’World car rushes shot school riot victim to clinic’, The World, 17 June 1976 …

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Letter dated 11 February 1952 from the African National Congress to Prime Minister Malan

… Letter dated 11 February 1952 from the African National Congress to Prime Minister Malan …

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President Thabo Mbeki receives an Honorary Doctorate of Law from the Glasgow Caledonian University

… Thabo Mbeki receives an Honorary Doctorate of Law from the Glasgow Caledonian University …

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As part of the process towards independence (12 December 1963) Kenya holds a general election.

… As part of the process towards independence (12 December 1963) Kenya …

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Daniël Hermanus (Dan) Pienaar is appointed to command the First South African Infantry Brigade.

… Daniël Hermanus (Dan) Pienaar is appointed to command the First South African Infantry Brigade. …

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Prof. James L.B. Smith (70), who identified the coelacanth, dies in Grahamstown, Eastern Cape.

… Prof. James L.B. Smith (70), who identified the coelacanth, dies in Grahamstown, Eastern Cape. …

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The KWV (Ko&ouml;peratiewe Wijnbouwers Vereniging van Zuid-Afrika)is founded in Paarl, Western Cape.

… The KWV (Koöperatiewe Wijnbouwers Vereniging van …

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Founding of the Industrial and Commercial Workers’ Union of South Africa. Leader: Clements Kadalie.

… Founding of the Industrial and Commercial Workers’ Union of South Africa. …

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The Freedom Charter turns 57 by Jaco Barnard-Naude (Constitutionally Speaking), 25 Jun 2012

… The Freedom Charter turns 57 by Jaco Barnard-Naude …

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Sango Patekile Holomisa, president of the Congress of Traditional Leaders of SA, is born.

The US vetoes a UN Security Council resolution criticising South Africa for raids in Angola.

Mark Thatcher’s wife, Diane, and their two children leave SA for the United States.

The first radio licence in SA is issued to Dr J. van Rensburg of Carnarvon.

Egidius Benedictus Watermeyer, jurist, politician and educator in the Cape Province, dies in London.

Egidius Benedictus Watermeyer, jurist, politician and educator in the Cape Province, dies in London.

Nine miners die in an underground fire at the Northam Platinum mine near Thabazimbi,

Ian Smith of Rhodesia prohibits Black opposition parties. (Wallis gives the year as 1961.)

Ian Smith of Rhodesia prohibits Black opposition parties. (Wallis gives the year as 1961.)

UN security council urges use of force to prevent civil war in the Congo.

US offers to airlift French paratroopers out of the escalating violence in southern Zaire.

Sir John Charles Molteno, first premier of the Cape Colony, is born in London.

Ghanaian musician Kiki Gyan, who played with the band Osibisa, dies aged forty-seven.

Hubert Lawrence du Plessis, SA composer, is born on the farm Groenrivier, near Malmesbury.

Part Two: Schedule of documents | The Soul of a Nation: Constitution Making in South Africa

Statement Issued by GCIS: Briefing on the case of Robert McBride, 21 May 1998

Tony Johnstone of Zimbabwe wins the Alfred Dunhill PGA golf tournament in Houghton, Johannesburg.

WWII: General Jan Smuts, premier of SA, becomes a field marshal of the British army.

RENAMO denies in Lisbon that the movement is receiving assistance or supplies from SA.

The first group of Dorslandtrekkers (Thirstland trekkers), under leadership of Gert Alberts, leaves Pretoria.

’Anti-Afrikaans pupils go on strike in soweto’, Bokala, W., The World. 18 May 1976

’World car rushes shot school riot victim to clinic’, The World, 17 June 1976

Letter dated 11 February 1952 from the African National Congress to Prime Minister Malan

President Thabo Mbeki receives an Honorary Doctorate of Law from the Glasgow Caledonian University

As part of the process towards independence (12 December 1963) Kenya holds a general election.

Daniël Hermanus (Dan) Pienaar is appointed to command the First South African Infantry Brigade.

Prof. James L.B. Smith (70), who identified the coelacanth, dies in Grahamstown, Eastern Cape.

The KWV (Ko&amp;ouml;peratiewe Wijnbouwers Vereniging van Zuid-Afrika)is founded in Paarl, Western Cape.

Founding of the Industrial and Commercial Workers’ Union of South Africa. Leader: Clements Kadalie.

The Freedom Charter turns 57 by Jaco Barnard-Naude (Constitutionally Speaking), 25 Jun 2012

The KWV (Koöperatiewe Wijnbouwers Vereniging van Zuid-Afrika)is founded in Paarl, Western Cape.