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Ethiopian Kenenisa Bekele breaks the 10 000m world record in 26 minutes 20.32 seconds.

… Ethiopian Kenenisa Bekele breaks the 10 000m world record in 26 minutes 20.32 seconds. …

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Programme of Action: Statement of Policy Adopted At the ANC Annual Conference 17 December 1949

… Programme of Action: Statement of Policy Adopted At the ANC Annual Conference 17 December 1949 …

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The United Nations (UN) Security Council passes a resolution imposing mandatory sanctions on White-ruled Rhodesia.

… The United Nations (UN) Security Council passes a resolution …

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President Anwar el-Sadat of Egypt signs a fifteen-year friendship treaty with the Soviet Union.

… of Egypt signs a fifteen-year friendship treaty with the Soviet Union. …

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Jawaharlal Nehru, Indian premier (1947) and staunch supporter of the Indian cause in SA, dies.

… Nehru, Indian premier (1947) and staunch supporter of the Indian cause in SA, dies. …

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The Casbah area of Algiers is sealed off as French troops search for weapons caches

… The Casbah area of Algiers is sealed off as French troops …

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Ishmael Booker Mompati, teacher, musician and composer, is born in the district of Dewetsdorp, OFS.

… Booker Mompati, teacher, musician and composer, is born in the district of Dewetsdorp, OFS. …

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The Rev. Andrew Murray, one of SA’s first Scottish ministers, is born in Aberdeenshire, Scotland.

… The Rev. Andrew Murray, one of SA’s first Scottish ministers, …

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Letter dated 21 January 1952 from the African National Congress to Prime Minister D.F. Malan

… Letter dated 21 January 1952 from the African National Congress to Prime Minister D.F. Malan …

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Letter dated 20 February 1952 from the South African Indian Congress to Prime Minister Malan

… Letter dated 20 February 1952 from the South African Indian Congress to Prime Minister Malan …

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Sir Christoffel Joseph Brand (77), first speaker of the Cape parliament, dies in Cape Town.

… Sir Christoffel Joseph Brand (77), first speaker of the Cape parliament, dies in Cape Town. …

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Joanna van Riebeeck, daughter of Jan and Maria van Riebeeck, is born at the Cape.

… daughter of Jan and Maria van Riebeeck, is born at the Cape. …

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Eileen KaNkosi-Shandu, South African educationist and leader of the Inkatha Women’s Brigade, is born.

… KaNkosi-Shandu, South African educationist and leader of the Inkatha Women’s Brigade, is born. …

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Dr Jan Schutte (79), author and former director-general of the SABC, dies in Johannesburg.

… Dr Jan Schutte (79), author and former director-general of the SABC, dies in Johannesburg. …

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The ANC announces it will dismantle its guerrilla camps in Angola in support of peace.

… The ANC announces it will dismantle its guerrilla camps in …

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Members of the S.A. security force murder Dr Richard Turner at his home in Durban.

… M. (ed)(1998). A Crime Against Humanity: analysing the repression of the apartheid state, Johannesburg: Human Rights Committee, p. … Members of the S.A. security force murder Dr Richard Turner at his home …

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Re-reading Rick Turner in the New South Africa by Tony Fluxman and Peter Vale

… Re-reading Rick Turner in the New South Africa by Tony Fluxman and Peter Vale …

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The South African flag is hoisted on Prince Edward Island after an agreement with Britain.

… The South African flag is hoisted on Prince Edward Island …

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James Baker, former US secretary of state, resigns as the UN mediator for Western Sahara.

… James Baker, former US secretary of state, resigns as the UN mediator for Western Sahara. …

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Libyan president Colonel Muammar Kadhaffi admits to providing funds, munitions, and training to the IRA.

… admits to providing funds, munitions, and training to the IRA. …

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The ZAR’s access to a harbour (Kosi Bay) is cut off when Britain annexes Tongaland, Mozambique.

… The ZAR’s access to a harbour (Kosi Bay) is cut off when …

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Nelson Mandela arrives on Robben Island to begin his life sentence, imposed the previous day.

… on Robben Island to begin his life sentence, imposed the previous day. …

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Johannes Henricus Brand, fourth president of the Orange Free State, is born in Cape Town.

… Johannes Henricus Brand, fourth president of the Orange Free State, is born in Cape Town. …

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Bloemfontein’s first full-fledged city council, consisting of ten councillors, meets for the first time.

… city council, consisting of ten councillors, meets for the first time. …

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Adriaan van Jaarsveld (56), Eastern Cape resistance leader, dies as prisoner in the Cape Castle.

… (56), Eastern Cape resistance leader, dies as prisoner in the Cape Castle. …

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Sir Henry George Wakelyn (Harry) Smith, governor at the Cape, is born in Wittlesea, England.

… Sir Henry George Wakelyn (Harry) Smith, governor at the Cape, is born in Wittlesea, England. …

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SA signs International Labour Organisation Convention, no. 116, concerning the partial revision of conventions adopted.

… Labour Organisation Convention, no. 116, concerning the partial revision of conventions adopted. …

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Azhar Cachalia, founder of the Secretariat for Safety and Security in SA, is born Scotland.

… Azhar Cachalia, founder of the Secretariat for Safety and Security in SA, is born …

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African National Congress leader Nelson Mandela meets with President George Bush at the White House.

… leader Nelson Mandela meets with President George Bush at the White House. …

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WWII: General Sir Claude Auchinleck becomes commander of the British Eighth Army in North Africa.

… WWII: General Sir Claude Auchinleck becomes commander of the British Eighth Army in North Africa. …

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Ethiopian Kenenisa Bekele breaks the 10 000m world record in 26 minutes 20.32 seconds.

Programme of Action: Statement of Policy Adopted At the ANC Annual Conference 17 December 1949

The United Nations (UN) Security Council passes a resolution imposing mandatory sanctions on White-ruled Rhodesia.

President Anwar el-Sadat of Egypt signs a fifteen-year friendship treaty with the Soviet Union.

Jawaharlal Nehru, Indian premier (1947) and staunch supporter of the Indian cause in SA, dies.

The Casbah area of Algiers is sealed off as French troops search for weapons caches

Ishmael Booker Mompati, teacher, musician and composer, is born in the district of Dewetsdorp, OFS.

The Rev. Andrew Murray, one of SA’s first Scottish ministers, is born in Aberdeenshire, Scotland.

Letter dated 21 January 1952 from the African National Congress to Prime Minister D.F. Malan

Letter dated 20 February 1952 from the South African Indian Congress to Prime Minister Malan

Sir Christoffel Joseph Brand (77), first speaker of the Cape parliament, dies in Cape Town.

Joanna van Riebeeck, daughter of Jan and Maria van Riebeeck, is born at the Cape.

Eileen KaNkosi-Shandu, South African educationist and leader of the Inkatha Women’s Brigade, is born.

Dr Jan Schutte (79), author and former director-general of the SABC, dies in Johannesburg.

The ANC announces it will dismantle its guerrilla camps in Angola in support of peace.

Members of the S.A. security force murder Dr Richard Turner at his home in Durban.

Re-reading Rick Turner in the New South Africa by Tony Fluxman and Peter Vale

The South African flag is hoisted on Prince Edward Island after an agreement with Britain.

James Baker, former US secretary of state, resigns as the UN mediator for Western Sahara.

Libyan president Colonel Muammar Kadhaffi admits to providing funds, munitions, and training to the IRA.

The ZAR’s access to a harbour (Kosi Bay) is cut off when Britain annexes Tongaland, Mozambique.

Nelson Mandela arrives on Robben Island to begin his life sentence, imposed the previous day.

Johannes Henricus Brand, fourth president of the Orange Free State, is born in Cape Town.

Bloemfontein’s first full-fledged city council, consisting of ten councillors, meets for the first time.

Adriaan van Jaarsveld (56), Eastern Cape resistance leader, dies as prisoner in the Cape Castle.

Sir Henry George Wakelyn (Harry) Smith, governor at the Cape, is born in Wittlesea, England.

SA signs International Labour Organisation Convention, no. 116, concerning the partial revision of conventions adopted.

Azhar Cachalia, founder of the Secretariat for Safety and Security in SA, is born Scotland.

African National Congress leader Nelson Mandela meets with President George Bush at the White House.

WWII: General Sir Claude Auchinleck becomes commander of the British Eighth Army in North Africa.