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Elsa, the lioness made famous by Joy Adamson’s book Born Free, dies in Kenya.

… Elsa, the lioness made famous by Joy Adamson’s book Born Free, dies …

Rioting by Africans in Cato Manor (Durban) results in the death of nine policemen.

… Coleman, M. (ed)(1998). A Crime Against Humanity: analysing the repression of the apartheid state, Johannesburg: Human Rights Committee, p. … Rioting by Africans in Cato Manor (Durban) results in the death of nine policemen. …

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Prof. Pieter Potgieter, former moderator of the Dutch Reformed Church, is born in Bloemfontein.

… Prof. Pieter Potgieter, former moderator of the Dutch Reformed Church, is born in Bloemfontein. …

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WW1: Gen. Jan Smuts is appointed commander of the Allied forces in East Africa.

… WW1: Gen. Jan Smuts is appointed commander of the Allied forces in East Africa. …

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The Health Ministry says carriers of Aids will be barred from entering South Africa.

… The Health Ministry says carriers of Aids will be barred from …

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Natal Indian Congress (NIC) calls a mass meeting to protest against the proposed Asiatic Bill.

… Congress (NIC) calls a mass meeting to protest against the proposed Asiatic Bill. …

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The United States begins reassembling a Somali national police force to patrol Mogadishu’s lawless streets.

… The United States begins reassembling a Somali national …

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Marthinus Johannes (Tinus) de Jong, SA landscape painter, is born in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.

… de Jong, SA landscape painter, is born in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. …

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The Rev. Hendrik Carel Vos Leibbrandt, archivist and librarian, is born in Cape Town.

… The Rev. Hendrik Carel Vos Leibbrandt, archivist and …

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Arab League foreign ministers back Egypt’s demand that Britain leave the Suez Canal Zone.

… foreign ministers back Egypt’s demand that Britain leave the Suez Canal Zone. …

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The Cape Corps, consisting of Cape Coloured men, is reformed under Col. C.N. Hoy.

… The Cape Corps, consisting of Cape Coloured men, is reformed …

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France’s Napoleon Bonaparte dies in exile on the island of St. Helena. (BBC history)

… France’s Napoleon Bonaparte dies in exile on the island of St. Helena. (BBC history) …

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The International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) lifts South Africa’s suspension from international ice hockey.

… The International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) lifts South …

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Emperor Theodore II of Ethiopia commits suicide when the British at Arogo defeat him.

… Emperor Theodore II of Ethiopia commits suicide when the British at Arogo defeat him. …

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Jacob Zuma, former SA vice-president and vice-president of the ANC, is born.

… Jacob Zuma, former SA vice-president and vice-president of the ANC, is born. …

Article in the Indian Opinon by Jordaan K Ngubane on James Moroka, 28 November 1952

… Article in the Indian Opinon by Jordaan K Ngubane on James Moroka, 28 …

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Popo Molefe, former premier of the North West Province appointed in 1994, is born.

… Popo Molefe, former premier of the North West Province appointed in 1994, is born. …

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The Castle of Good Hope, oldest and most historic building in SA, is completed.

… The Castle of Good Hope, oldest and most historic building in …

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Senior members of the Zulu royal family are attacked in a royal residence near Durban.

… Senior members of the Zulu royal family are attacked in a royal residence near …

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The beginning of a bombing campaign marks last day of White rule in South Africa.

… The beginning of a bombing campaign marks last day of White …

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Senior members of the Zulu royal family are attacked in a royal residence near Durban.

… Senior members of the Zulu royal family are attacked in a royal residence near …

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The beginning of a bombing campaign marks last day of White rule in South Africa.

… The beginning of a bombing campaign marks last day of White …

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A group of academics founds the ‘Afrikaans-Duitse Kultuurunie’ (Afrikaans-Deutsche Kultur-Gemeinschaft) in Pretoria.

… A group of academics founds the ‘Afrikaans-Duitse Kultuurunie’ (Afrikaans-Deutsche …

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Jacob Zuma, former SA vice-president and vice-president of the ANC, is born.

… Jacob Zuma, former SA vice-president and vice-president of the ANC, is born. …

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Frans Oerder, SA landscape and still life painter, is born in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.

… SA landscape and still life painter, is born in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. …

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The freeing of political prisoners in SA reaches its climax on Solomon Mahlangu Day.

… The freeing of political prisoners in SA reaches its climax …

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P.W. Botha announces that he will resign after the forthcoming election in South Africa.

… P.W. Botha announces that he will resign after the forthcoming election in South Africa. …

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The elite republican guard mounts an unsuccessful coup against President Paul Biya of Cameroon.

… Bute, E.L. & Harmer, H.J.P. (1997). The Black Handbook , London: Cassell. … The elite republican guard mounts an unsuccessful coup …

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Judge Rudolf Erasmus, member of nine commissions of the SA government, dies in Bloemfontein.

… Judge Rudolf Erasmus, member of nine commissions of the SA government, dies in Bloemfontein. …

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Johan Kriek, SA tennis player and winner of the US Indoor 1982, is born.

… Johan Kriek, SA tennis player and winner of the US Indoor 1982, is born. …

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Elsa, the lioness made famous by Joy Adamson’s book Born Free, dies in Kenya.

Rioting by Africans in Cato Manor (Durban) results in the death of nine policemen.

Prof. Pieter Potgieter, former moderator of the Dutch Reformed Church, is born in Bloemfontein.

WW1: Gen. Jan Smuts is appointed commander of the Allied forces in East Africa.

The Health Ministry says carriers of Aids will be barred from entering South Africa.

Natal Indian Congress (NIC) calls a mass meeting to protest against the proposed Asiatic Bill.

The United States begins reassembling a Somali national police force to patrol Mogadishu’s lawless streets.

Marthinus Johannes (Tinus) de Jong, SA landscape painter, is born in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.

The Rev. Hendrik Carel Vos Leibbrandt, archivist and librarian, is born in Cape Town.

Arab League foreign ministers back Egypt’s demand that Britain leave the Suez Canal Zone.

The Cape Corps, consisting of Cape Coloured men, is reformed under Col. C.N. Hoy.

France’s Napoleon Bonaparte dies in exile on the island of St. Helena. (BBC history)

The International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) lifts South Africa’s suspension from international ice hockey.

Emperor Theodore II of Ethiopia commits suicide when the British at Arogo defeat him.

Jacob Zuma, former SA vice-president and vice-president of the ANC, is born.

Article in the Indian Opinon by Jordaan K Ngubane on James Moroka, 28 November 1952

Popo Molefe, former premier of the North West Province appointed in 1994, is born.

The Castle of Good Hope, oldest and most historic building in SA, is completed.

Senior members of the Zulu royal family are attacked in a royal residence near Durban.

The beginning of a bombing campaign marks last day of White rule in South Africa.

Senior members of the Zulu royal family are attacked in a royal residence near Durban.

The beginning of a bombing campaign marks last day of White rule in South Africa.

A group of academics founds the ‘Afrikaans-Duitse Kultuurunie’ (Afrikaans-Deutsche Kultur-Gemeinschaft) in Pretoria.

Jacob Zuma, former SA vice-president and vice-president of the ANC, is born.

Frans Oerder, SA landscape and still life painter, is born in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.

The freeing of political prisoners in SA reaches its climax on Solomon Mahlangu Day.

P.W. Botha announces that he will resign after the forthcoming election in South Africa.

The elite republican guard mounts an unsuccessful coup against President Paul Biya of Cameroon.

Judge Rudolf Erasmus, member of nine commissions of the SA government, dies in Bloemfontein.

Johan Kriek, SA tennis player and winner of the US Indoor 1982, is born.