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ArchiveDock workers blockade SA cargo
Southampton dock workers belonging to Britain's Transport and General Workers Union on Thursday July 31 refused to load a computer controlled milling machine…
ArchiveSA needs a culture of learning
ArchiveThird world workers: an overview
Giving SA`s cities a 'human' face
ArchiveHistoric meeting on SA law
World agrees on SA - Slabbert
ArchiveNew SA, new IDASA director
ArchiveAnatomy of an unknown quantity
ArchiveA united federation: An important key
SA ratifies International Sugar Agreement.
SA abandons the gold standard.
Bonakele Mali Khana
Bonakele Mali Khana was one of 616 South Africans that died when the SS Mendi sank in 1917.
EventThe Azanian People's Organisation (AZAPO) is founded after the government banned a host of BCM organisations in October 1977.
In the aftermath of the 16 June 1976 Uprising, in Soweto, Johannesburg, the apartheid government banned all the organisations under the Black Consciousness…
EventConnie Mulder announces banning off WCC officials from SA
The Minister of the Interior, Connie Mulder, announces that senior officials of the World Council of Churches (WCC) have been banned from South Africa. Entry…
EventLast remaining SA troops have been withdrawn from Namibia
The Citizen reported that the remaining 1 500 South African troops in South West Africa (Namibia) had been withdrawn during November. While the Namibian…
BiographyDr. Neville Edward Alexander
Neville Edward Alexander was the first of six children of Dimbiti Bisho Alexander, a primary-school teacher, and David James Alexander, a carpenter. It was in…
EventANC agrees to facilitate SA rugby's return to international games
The African National Congress (ANC) in Harare, Zimbabwe, agreed to "use its good offices" to facilitate the readmission of South African rugby into…
BiographyLetlapa Mphahlele
Letlapa Ngoato Mphahlele was born on 8 December 1960 in Rosenkrantz, Northern Transvaal (now Limpopo) to Radikubu and Nkone. He grew up in the village of…
BiographyJotello Festiri Soga
Dr Jotello Festiri Soga, the first South African of any race to obtain a degree in veterinary medicine, was born in 1865 at the Mgwali Mission in the then…
ArchiveMajor threat to SA farmers 1998 - 1999
ArchiveSA troops 'kidnap' Angolan soldiers 1987
ArchiveForeign Firms in SA USA 1992 - 1995
ArchiveForeign Firms in SA USA 1989 - 1991
ArchiveForeign Firms in SA USA 1981 - 1984
ArchiveForeign Firms in SA USA 1975 - 1979
ArchiveForeign Firms in SA Swiss 1977 - 1995
ArchiveForeign Firms in SA Swedish 1975 - 1990
ArchiveForeign Firms in SA Other 1975 - 1998
ArchiveForeign Firms in SA Japanese 1975 - 1992
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