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Kenyan writer Ngugi wa Thiong’o and his wife are attacked by armed men in the capital Nairobi.

… wa Thiong’o and his wife are attacked by armed men in the capital Nairobi. …

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The Nasionale Bouvereniging (National Building Society) is founded as result of a joint effort of Volkskas and Sanlam.

… The Nasionale Bouvereniging (National Building Society) is …

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Reginald Rooseveldt MacIntyre Ndumiso Cingo, evangelist and educationist who was headmaster of the first secondary day school f

… Cingo, evangelist and educationist who was headmaster of the first secondary day school f …

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Revolutionary Secrets: Technology’s Role in the South African Anti-Apartheid Movement by R. Kelly Garrett and Paul N. Edwards

… Revolutionary Secrets: Technology’s Role in the South African Anti-Apartheid Movement by R. Kelly Garrett …

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”To the Native Conference at Queenstown”. Address by Meshach Pelem, President, Bantu Union, February 26, 1919 [Extracts]

… ”To the Native Conference at Queenstown”. Address by Meshach …

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” The South African Races Congress”. Inaugural Address by J. Tengo Jabavu, President, South African Races Congress, April 2, 1912

… ” The South African Races Congress”. Inaugural Address by J. …

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The Shotokan Karate World Cup tournament starts in Pretoria, 30-31 July. (Rekord Centurion, July 30, 2004).

… The Shotokan Karate World Cup tournament starts in Pretoria, …

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The SA Communist Party is founded at a conference of socialist parties in Cape Town (27 July 3 August).

… The SA Communist Party is founded at a conference of …

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Professor Maarten Christiaan Roode, first music professor of the Potchefstroom University for Christian Higher Education and co

… Maarten Christiaan Roode, first music professor of the Potchefstroom University for Christian Higher Education …

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President Gamal Abdel Nasser of Egypt creates a crisis by nationalising the British and French-owned Suez Canal.

… Abdel Nasser of Egypt creates a crisis by nationalising the British and French-owned Suez Canal. …

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Anglo-Boer War 2: Lord Methuen, British general, destroys the village of Schweizer-Reneke, burning every building, leaving

… Cloete: The Anglo-Boer War: a chronology … Anglo-Boer War 2: Lord Methuen, British general, destroys the village of Schweizer-Reneke, burning every building, …

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The Kenyan Air Force disbands following an attempted coup by non-commissioned officers in which 159 died.

… Bute, E.L. & Harmer, H.J.P. (1997). The Black Handbook , London: Cassell. … The Kenyan Air Force disbands following an attempted coup by …

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Liberia becomes a republic, and Africa’s first sovereign, Black-ruled democratic nation, the first African colony, to declare i

… Africa’s first sovereign, Black-ruled democratic nation, the first African colony, to declare i …

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Indemnity Act No 31, indemnifying the Ciskei administration against any court proceedings arising from its actions, commences.

… Indemnity Act No 31, indemnifying the Ciskei administration against any court proceedings …

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Dissatisfaction with the Coloured Persons Representative Council (CPRC) climaxes with a motion of no confidence in separate dev

… Dissatisfaction with the Coloured Persons Representative Council (CPRC) climaxes …

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Document 128 - A. P. Mda13, “Report of Communist Activities among the Natives in Johannesburg”, Catholic Times, July 1942

… 128 - A. P. Mda13, “Report of Communist Activities among the Natives in Johannesburg”, Catholic Times, July 1942 …

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Messy Fight Over Mandela Trust Goes Public by Lydia Polgreen (The New York Times), 24 May 2013

… Fight Over Mandela Trust Goes Public by Lydia Polgreen (The New York Times), 24 May 2013 …

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At 91, Mandela Endures As South Africa’s Ideal by Celia W. Dugger (The New York Times), 8 November 2009

… Endures As South Africa’s Ideal by Celia W. Dugger (The New York Times), 8 November 2009 …

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Breaking Taboo, Mandela Reveals Son Died Of AIDS by Michael Wines (The New York TImes), 6 January 2005

… Taboo, Mandela Reveals Son Died Of AIDS by Michael Wines (The New York TImes), 6 January 2005 …

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South African Judge Gives Nelson Mandela A Divorce by Suzanne Daley (The New York Times), 20 March 1996

… Judge Gives Nelson Mandela A Divorce by Suzanne Daley (The New York Times), 20 March 1996 …

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Mandela Shares Nobel Accolade With De Klerk by Bill Keller (The New York Times), 16 October 1993

… Mandela Shares Nobel Accolade With De Klerk by Bill Keller (The New York Times), 16 October 1993 …

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Mandela Ends Tour Of U.S. With Oakland Appearance by John Kifner (The New York Times), 1 July 1990

… Ends Tour Of U.S. With Oakland Appearance by John Kifner (The New York Times), 1 July 1990 …

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Jailed South Africa Rebel Gives Truce Terms by Alan Cowell (The New York Times), January 27, 1985

… Jailed South Africa Rebel Gives Truce Terms by Alan Cowell (The New York Times), January 27, 1985 …

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Controversial French lawyer, nicknamed ‘the devil’s advocate’, whose clients included war criminals and terrorists by Angelique Chrisafis

… Controversial French lawyer, nicknamed ‘the devil’s advocate’, whose clients included war criminals …

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South Africa’s Western Front Great War Memory and the Commonwealth War Graves Commission by Jacques de Vries

… South Africa’s Western Front Great War Memory and the Commonwealth War Graves Commission by Jacques de Vries …

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Jean Pierre Pellissier, missionary and progenitor of the Pellissier family in South Africa, is born in France.

… Jean Pierre Pellissier, missionary and progenitor of the Pellissier family in South Africa, is born in France. …

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The Star reports that Roelf Meyer, deputy minister of Constitutional Development and Planning, identified fourteen urban areas,

… The Star reports that Roelf Meyer, deputy minister of …

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Sidney Mendelssohn, collector of Africana and author of the South African Bibliography in 1910, dies in London.

… Sidney Mendelssohn, collector of Africana and author of the South African Bibliography in 1910, dies in London. …

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Young physicist of Switzerland, Einstein publishes his daring new theory, known as the special theory of relativity

… Einstein publishes his daring new theory, known as the special theory of relativity …

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Thirty-four passengers and four crewmembers die when a Spanish plane crashes into a hill on the Moroccan coast.

… die when a Spanish plane crashes into a hill on the Moroccan coast. …

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Kenyan writer Ngugi wa Thiong’o and his wife are attacked by armed men in the capital Nairobi.

The Nasionale Bouvereniging (National Building Society) is founded as result of a joint effort of Volkskas and Sanlam.

Reginald Rooseveldt MacIntyre Ndumiso Cingo, evangelist and educationist who was headmaster of the first secondary day school f

Revolutionary Secrets: Technology’s Role in the South African Anti-Apartheid Movement by R. Kelly Garrett and Paul N. Edwards

”To the Native Conference at Queenstown”. Address by Meshach Pelem, President, Bantu Union, February 26, 1919 [Extracts]

” The South African Races Congress”. Inaugural Address by J. Tengo Jabavu, President, South African Races Congress, April 2, 1912

The Shotokan Karate World Cup tournament starts in Pretoria, 30-31 July. (Rekord Centurion, July 30, 2004).

The SA Communist Party is founded at a conference of socialist parties in Cape Town (27 July 3 August).

Professor Maarten Christiaan Roode, first music professor of the Potchefstroom University for Christian Higher Education and co

President Gamal Abdel Nasser of Egypt creates a crisis by nationalising the British and French-owned Suez Canal.

Anglo-Boer War 2: Lord Methuen, British general, destroys the village of Schweizer-Reneke, burning every building, leaving

The Kenyan Air Force disbands following an attempted coup by non-commissioned officers in which 159 died.

Liberia becomes a republic, and Africa’s first sovereign, Black-ruled democratic nation, the first African colony, to declare i

Indemnity Act No 31, indemnifying the Ciskei administration against any court proceedings arising from its actions, commences.

Dissatisfaction with the Coloured Persons Representative Council (CPRC) climaxes with a motion of no confidence in separate dev

Document 128 - A. P. Mda13, “Report of Communist Activities among the Natives in Johannesburg”, Catholic Times, July 1942

Messy Fight Over Mandela Trust Goes Public by Lydia Polgreen (The New York Times), 24 May 2013

At 91, Mandela Endures As South Africa’s Ideal by Celia W. Dugger (The New York Times), 8 November 2009

Breaking Taboo, Mandela Reveals Son Died Of AIDS by Michael Wines (The New York TImes), 6 January 2005

South African Judge Gives Nelson Mandela A Divorce by Suzanne Daley (The New York Times), 20 March 1996

Mandela Shares Nobel Accolade With De Klerk by Bill Keller (The New York Times), 16 October 1993

Mandela Ends Tour Of U.S. With Oakland Appearance by John Kifner (The New York Times), 1 July 1990

Jailed South Africa Rebel Gives Truce Terms by Alan Cowell (The New York Times), January 27, 1985

Controversial French lawyer, nicknamed ‘the devil’s advocate’, whose clients included war criminals and terrorists by Angelique Chrisafis

South Africa’s Western Front Great War Memory and the Commonwealth War Graves Commission by Jacques de Vries

Jean Pierre Pellissier, missionary and progenitor of the Pellissier family in South Africa, is born in France.

The Star reports that Roelf Meyer, deputy minister of Constitutional Development and Planning, identified fourteen urban areas,

Sidney Mendelssohn, collector of Africana and author of the South African Bibliography in 1910, dies in London.

Young physicist of Switzerland, Einstein publishes his daring new theory, known as the special theory of relativity

Thirty-four passengers and four crewmembers die when a Spanish plane crashes into a hill on the Moroccan coast.