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What the lives of two South African music giants tell us about culture under apartheid by Gwen Ansell (The Conversation), 13 July 2017

… Reflecting on their lives and work tells us a great deal about the intersection of black politics and culture under apartheid, and also about the ways South Africans see the music the world calls … What the lives of two South African music giants tell us about culture under apartheid by Gwen Ansell (The …

Somalia: A Government at the War with its People - Testimonies about the killings and the Conflict in the North, January 1990

… A Government at the War with its People - Testimonies about the killings and the Conflict in the North, January 1990 …

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This Day reports the controversial Communal Land Rights Act, transferring about 13 million hectares of state-owned land to indi

… the controversial Communal Land Rights Act, transferring about 13 million hectares of state-owned land to indi …

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This Day reports that the jobs of about 9 000 mineworkers will be saved after successful negotiations between Harmony Gold and

… This Day reports that the jobs of about 9 000 mineworkers will be saved after successful …

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A group of about 150 women occupy the Chevron Texaco Corp oil pipeline terminal in Escravos, Nigeria, trapping some 700 workers

… A group of about 150 women occupy the Chevron Texaco Corp oil pipeline …

10 things you didn’t know about ‘Mandela’s’ Robben Island by Christine Mungai (Mail and Guardian), 17 March 2015, South Africa

… 10 things you didn’t know about ‘Mandela’s’ Robben Island by Christine Mungai (Mail and …

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The Commonwealth announces that it will send a team of about a dozen observers to South Africa as part of international efforts

… The Commonwealth announces that it will send a team of about a dozen observers to South Africa as part of …

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The Commonwealth announces that it will send a team of about a dozen observers to South Africa as part of international efforts

… The Commonwealth announces that it will send a team of about a dozen observers to South Africa as part of …

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The Sowetan reports that, according to Henk van Zyl’s (state witness) testimony in the Pretoria High Court about events leading

… Zyl’s (state witness) testimony in the Pretoria High Court about events leading …

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African mineworkers’ strike, led by J.B. Marks, leader of the African Mineworkers’ Union, starts. About 60 000 miners went on s

… Marks, leader of the African Mineworkers’ Union, starts. About 60 000 miners went on s …

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Captain Piletji Sebola says in Pretoria they are investigating a charge of murder and about ten of assault in connection with t

… in Pretoria they are investigating a charge of murder and about ten of assault in connection with t …

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A force of about fifty armed dissidents infiltrate the Togolese capital of Lome in an attempt to topple President Gnassingbe Ey

… A force of about fifty armed dissidents infiltrate the Togolese capital …

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Sir Henry Rider Haggard, author of King Solomon’s Mines and other adventure stories, mostly about Africa, is born in Norfolk, E

… King Solomon’s Mines and other adventure stories, mostly about Africa, is born in Norfolk, E …

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About sixty armed burghers, revolting against the economic and Khoi-Khoi policy of the Company, occupy the drosdy in Swellendam

… About sixty armed burghers, revolting against the economic …

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Grintek of SA, Saab of Sweden and British aerospace sign a historic contract for supplying military equipment worth about R60 m

… a historic contract for supplying military equipment worth about R60 m …

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An argument between a man and his stepson about today’s rugby Test in which the Springboks beat Scotland, ends tragically when

… An argument between a man and his stepson about today’s rugby Test in which the Springboks beat …

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A newspaper reports in Mbabane that Swaziland’s King Mswati III has bought himself a luxury sedan worth about R3.5m while his d

… King Mswati III has bought himself a luxury sedan worth about R3.5m while his d …

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A police patrol, out to investigate an assassination attempt in the Transkei, are attacked by a gang of about sixty Poqo member

… attempt in the Transkei, are attacked by a gang of about sixty Poqo member …

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Anglo-Boer War 2: The Battle of Magersfontein continues. At about midday the British retire to their camp at Modder River.

… Anglo-Boer War 2: The Battle of Magersfontein continues. At about midday the British retire to their camp at Modder River. …

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President George Bush orders about 28,000 US troops to Somalia to block warring Somali gangs from intercepting food shipments.

… President George Bush orders about 28,000 US troops to Somalia to block warring Somali …

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Sir Leander Starr Jameson and about 500 Rhodesian police surrender at Doornkop, near Krugersdorp, after the failure of the Jame

… Sir Leander Starr Jameson and about 500 Rhodesian police surrender at Doornkop, near …

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The Bondelswarts, a small tribe of Nama origin who settled at Warmbad, South West Africa about 1905, capitulates to the German

… of Nama origin who settled at Warmbad, South West Africa about 1905, capitulates to the German …

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Andries Hendrik Potgieter establishes the town now known as Potchefstroom, about 10 km from where the centre city now is.

… Potgieter establishes the town now known as Potchefstroom, about 10 km from where the centre city now is. …

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Anglo-Boer War 2: Col. C.W. Park, commanding three columns and accompanied by about 300 National Scouts and a commando of armed

… C.W. Park, commanding three columns and accompanied by about 300 National Scouts and a commando of armed …

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A telephone survey done by Research Surveys, discloses that about two-thirds of respondents said SA education is in a crisis an

… A telephone survey done by Research Surveys, discloses that about two-thirds of respondents said SA education is in a …

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Mukesh Kapila, UN top official in Sudan, issues the strongest international warning yet about the conflict in the country’s wes

… in Sudan, issues the strongest international warning yet about the conflict in the country’s wes …

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Thirteen people are killed when a concrete bridge under construction over the Marite River at Inyaka Dam, about 10km from Bushb

… under construction over the Marite River at Inyaka Dam, about 10km from Bushb …

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About 10 000 taxi operators march to the Union Buildings, in Pretoria to hand over a memorandum of their grievances and members

… About 10 000 taxi operators march to the Union Buildings, in …

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Mark Thatcher, SA business man and son of Margaret Thatcher, is arrested by the Scorpions on the suspicion of providing about $

… is arrested by the Scorpions on the suspicion of providing about $ …

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The ANC reports that it has been approached by an intermediary, acting for a SA cabinet minister, to talk about the possibility

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What the lives of two South African music giants tell us about culture under apartheid by Gwen Ansell (The Conversation), 13 July 2017

Somalia: A Government at the War with its People - Testimonies about the killings and the Conflict in the North, January 1990

This Day reports the controversial Communal Land Rights Act, transferring about 13 million hectares of state-owned land to indi

This Day reports that the jobs of about 9 000 mineworkers will be saved after successful negotiations between Harmony Gold and

A group of about 150 women occupy the Chevron Texaco Corp oil pipeline terminal in Escravos, Nigeria, trapping some 700 workers

10 things you didn’t know about ‘Mandela’s’ Robben Island by Christine Mungai (Mail and Guardian), 17 March 2015, South Africa

The Commonwealth announces that it will send a team of about a dozen observers to South Africa as part of international efforts

The Commonwealth announces that it will send a team of about a dozen observers to South Africa as part of international efforts

The Sowetan reports that, according to Henk van Zyl’s (state witness) testimony in the Pretoria High Court about events leading

African mineworkers’ strike, led by J.B. Marks, leader of the African Mineworkers’ Union, starts. About 60 000 miners went on s

Captain Piletji Sebola says in Pretoria they are investigating a charge of murder and about ten of assault in connection with t

A force of about fifty armed dissidents infiltrate the Togolese capital of Lome in an attempt to topple President Gnassingbe Ey

Sir Henry Rider Haggard, author of King Solomon’s Mines and other adventure stories, mostly about Africa, is born in Norfolk, E

About sixty armed burghers, revolting against the economic and Khoi-Khoi policy of the Company, occupy the drosdy in Swellendam

Grintek of SA, Saab of Sweden and British aerospace sign a historic contract for supplying military equipment worth about R60 m

An argument between a man and his stepson about today’s rugby Test in which the Springboks beat Scotland, ends tragically when

A newspaper reports in Mbabane that Swaziland’s King Mswati III has bought himself a luxury sedan worth about R3.5m while his d

A police patrol, out to investigate an assassination attempt in the Transkei, are attacked by a gang of about sixty Poqo member

Anglo-Boer War 2: The Battle of Magersfontein continues. At about midday the British retire to their camp at Modder River.

President George Bush orders about 28,000 US troops to Somalia to block warring Somali gangs from intercepting food shipments.

Sir Leander Starr Jameson and about 500 Rhodesian police surrender at Doornkop, near Krugersdorp, after the failure of the Jame

The Bondelswarts, a small tribe of Nama origin who settled at Warmbad, South West Africa about 1905, capitulates to the German

Andries Hendrik Potgieter establishes the town now known as Potchefstroom, about 10 km from where the centre city now is.

Anglo-Boer War 2: Col. C.W. Park, commanding three columns and accompanied by about 300 National Scouts and a commando of armed

A telephone survey done by Research Surveys, discloses that about two-thirds of respondents said SA education is in a crisis an

Mukesh Kapila, UN top official in Sudan, issues the strongest international warning yet about the conflict in the country’s wes

Thirteen people are killed when a concrete bridge under construction over the Marite River at Inyaka Dam, about 10km from Bushb

About 10 000 taxi operators march to the Union Buildings, in Pretoria to hand over a memorandum of their grievances and members

Mark Thatcher, SA business man and son of Margaret Thatcher, is arrested by the Scorpions on the suspicion of providing about $

The ANC reports that it has been approached by an intermediary, acting for a SA cabinet minister, to talk about the possibility