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The restored Cape manor house Groot Constantia is opened again after a fire devastated it in 1925.

… The restored Cape manor house Groot Constantia is opened …

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Zaccheus Richard Mahabane, clergyman, teacher, politician and president of the African National Congress, who combined politics

… Mahabane, clergyman, teacher, politician and president of the African National Congress, who combined politics …

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Nelson Mandela is admitted to the Tygerberg hospital, suffering from a lung ailment, later diagnosed as tuberculosis.

… Nelson Mandela is admitted to the Tygerberg hospital, suffering from a lung ailment, later …

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Rebels fighting Congolese President Laurent Kabila capture a power transformer in western Congo, sending the capital, Kinshasa,

… capture a power transformer in western Congo, sending the capital, Kinshasa, …

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Georg Schmidt, first Protestant missionary (Moravian Brethren) in SA, who established a mission station under the Hottentots (K

… Brethren) in SA, who established a mission station under the Hottentots (K …

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Movement Matters: American Anti-Apartheid Activism And The Rise Of Multicultural Politics by Dr. David L. Hostetter

… Movement Matters: American Anti-Apartheid Activism And The Rise Of Multicultural Politics by Dr. David L. Hostetter …

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”Christianity, Basis of Native Policy?” Article in The Workers’ Herald by James S. Thaele, December 21, 1923

… ”Christianity, Basis of Native Policy?” Article in The Workers’ Herald by James S. Thaele, December 21, 1923 …

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Petition to the House of Commons, from J. Tengo Jabavu and thirteen other signatories, July 13, 1906

… Petition to the House of Commons, from J. Tengo Jabavu and thirteen other …

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Dag Hammarskjold, Swedish secretary-general of the UN who visited SA in January 1961, is born.

… Dag Hammarskjold, Swedish secretary-general of the UN who visited SA in January 1961, is born. …

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Swapo claims SA is moving military equipment and troops to the Angola-South West Africa border.

… Swapo claims SA is moving military equipment and troops to the Angola-South West Africa border. …

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Dr Lennox (Leslie Wongama) Sebe, chief minister of the Ciskei, is born in King William’s Town.

… Dr Lennox (Leslie Wongama) Sebe, chief minister of the Ciskei, is born in King William’s Town. …

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Police Act No 16, granting the police further powers with regard to search and seizure, commences.

… Police Act No 16, granting the police further powers with regard to search and seizure, …

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Rwanda’s new coalition government says it will prosecute those responsible for the massacres in recent months.

… government says it will prosecute those responsible for the massacres in recent months. …

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Rwanda’s new coalition government says it will prosecute those responsible for the massacres in recent months.

… government says it will prosecute those responsible for the massacres in recent months. …

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John Xavier Merriman (85), SA statesman and prime minister of the Cape Colony, dies in Stellenbosch.

… Xavier Merriman (85), SA statesman and prime minister of the Cape Colony, dies in Stellenbosch. …

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John Xavier Merriman (85), SA statesman and prime minister of the Cape Colony, dies in Stellenbosch.

… Xavier Merriman (85), SA statesman and prime minister of the Cape Colony, dies in Stellenbosch. …

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Ray White is elected for a second term as president of the SA United Cricket Board (UCB).

… Ray White is elected for a second term as president of the SA United Cricket Board (UCB). …

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Georg Siegfried Johannes Kuschke, industrialist and managing director of the Industrial Development Corporation (IDC) is born i

… Johannes Kuschke, industrialist and managing director of the Industrial Development Corporation (IDC) is born i …

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Obama’s Path Was Shaped By Mandela’s Story by Michael D. Shear (The New York Times), 5 December 2013

… Path Was Shaped By Mandela’s Story by Michael D. Shear (The New York Times), 5 December 2013 …

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Mandela Ends Triumphant Visit To Britain by Youssef M. Ibrahim (The New York Times), 13 July 1996

… Ends Triumphant Visit To Britain by Youssef M. Ibrahim (The New York Times), 13 July 1996 …

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C.I.A. Tie Reported In Mandela Arrest by David Johnston (The New York Times), 10 June 1990

… C.I.A. Tie Reported In Mandela Arrest by David Johnston (The New York Times), 10 June 1990 …

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Mandela: Man, Legend And Symbol Of Resistance by Alan Cowell (The New York Times), September 5, 1985

… Man, Legend And Symbol Of Resistance by Alan Cowell (The New York Times), September 5, 1985 …

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Mandela Moved To House At Prison Farm By Christopher S. Wren (The New York Yimes), 8 December 1988

… Moved To House At Prison Farm By Christopher S. Wren (The New York Yimes), 8 December 1988 …

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The Group Areas Act, Act No. 41, 1950, Parliament of Republic of South Africa (Original Document)

… The Group Areas Act, Act No. 41, 1950, Parliament of Republic …

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Glen Grey Act (The Native Issue) by Cecil John Rhodes, July 30 1894, Cape House Parliament

… Glen Grey Act (The Native Issue) by Cecil John Rhodes, July 30 1894, Cape …

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Document 94 - “The United Front in South Africa: A Reply to S. B.”, South African Worker, 13 June 1936

… Document 94 - “The United Front in South Africa: A Reply to S. B.”, South …

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”Wind of Change”: A speech made to the South Africa Parliament on 3 February 1960 by Harold Macmillan

… ”Wind of Change”: A speech made to the South Africa Parliament on 3 February 1960 by Harold …

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Let Us Rally - Issued by the All-African Convention Executive Secretary: 797 Location, Queenstown, December 1956

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The fishing trawler Disa is sunk after a collision at Green Point, Cape Town, killing ten people.

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The restored Cape manor house Groot Constantia is opened again after a fire devastated it in 1925.

Zaccheus Richard Mahabane, clergyman, teacher, politician and president of the African National Congress, who combined politics

Nelson Mandela is admitted to the Tygerberg hospital, suffering from a lung ailment, later diagnosed as tuberculosis.

Rebels fighting Congolese President Laurent Kabila capture a power transformer in western Congo, sending the capital, Kinshasa,

Georg Schmidt, first Protestant missionary (Moravian Brethren) in SA, who established a mission station under the Hottentots (K

Movement Matters: American Anti-Apartheid Activism And The Rise Of Multicultural Politics by Dr. David L. Hostetter

”Christianity, Basis of Native Policy?” Article in The Workers’ Herald by James S. Thaele, December 21, 1923

Petition to the House of Commons, from J. Tengo Jabavu and thirteen other signatories, July 13, 1906

Dag Hammarskjold, Swedish secretary-general of the UN who visited SA in January 1961, is born.

Swapo claims SA is moving military equipment and troops to the Angola-South West Africa border.

Dr Lennox (Leslie Wongama) Sebe, chief minister of the Ciskei, is born in King William’s Town.

Police Act No 16, granting the police further powers with regard to search and seizure, commences.

Rwanda’s new coalition government says it will prosecute those responsible for the massacres in recent months.

Rwanda’s new coalition government says it will prosecute those responsible for the massacres in recent months.

John Xavier Merriman (85), SA statesman and prime minister of the Cape Colony, dies in Stellenbosch.

John Xavier Merriman (85), SA statesman and prime minister of the Cape Colony, dies in Stellenbosch.

Ray White is elected for a second term as president of the SA United Cricket Board (UCB).

Georg Siegfried Johannes Kuschke, industrialist and managing director of the Industrial Development Corporation (IDC) is born i

Obama’s Path Was Shaped By Mandela’s Story by Michael D. Shear (The New York Times), 5 December 2013

Mandela Ends Triumphant Visit To Britain by Youssef M. Ibrahim (The New York Times), 13 July 1996

C.I.A. Tie Reported In Mandela Arrest by David Johnston (The New York Times), 10 June 1990

Mandela: Man, Legend And Symbol Of Resistance by Alan Cowell (The New York Times), September 5, 1985

Mandela Moved To House At Prison Farm By Christopher S. Wren (The New York Yimes), 8 December 1988

The Group Areas Act, Act No. 41, 1950, Parliament of Republic of South Africa (Original Document)

Glen Grey Act (The Native Issue) by Cecil John Rhodes, July 30 1894, Cape House Parliament

Document 94 - “The United Front in South Africa: A Reply to S. B.”, South African Worker, 13 June 1936

”Wind of Change”: A speech made to the South Africa Parliament on 3 February 1960 by Harold Macmillan

Let Us Rally - Issued by the All-African Convention Executive ­Secretary: 797 Location, Queenstown, December 1956

The fishing trawler Disa is sunk after a collision at Green Point, Cape Town, killing ten people.

Let Us Rally - Issued by the All-African Convention Executive Secretary: 797 Location, Queenstown, December 1956