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Baron Joachim (Ammena) van Plettenberg (54), previously governor at the Cape, dies in Windesheim, Zwolle, the Netherlands.

… (Ammena) van Plettenberg (54), previously governor at the Cape, dies in Windesheim, Zwolle, the Netherlands. …

City Press reports that Wonke Maqubela and Neliswa Dyandyi, accused in a necklace trial in Stutterheim, Eastern Cape.

… accused in a necklace trial in Stutterheim, Eastern Cape , [online], Available at www.sahistory.org.za … accused in a necklace trial in Stutterheim, Eastern Cape. …

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

… (eds)(1970). Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa, Cape Town: NASOU, v. 3, p. 369 | https://www.sacp.org.za … Party is founded at a conference of socialist parties in Cape Town (27 July 3 August). …

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University of Cape Town students disrupt an annual campus dinner, forcing guest speaker Dennis Worrall to leave.

… University of Cape Town students disrupt an annual campus dinner, forcing …

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Alexander John (Sandy) Bell (79), SA cricket player in sixteen tests (1929-1935), dies in Cape Town.

… SA cricket player in sixteen tests (1929-1935), dies in Cape Town. …

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Dr Leander Starr Jameson announces the proposed colonial commission of inquiry into martial law in Cape Town.

… colonial commission of inquiry into martial law in Cape Town. …

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Nicolaas Georg (Klaas) Steytler (76), SA author and former editor of Die Huisgenoot, dies in Cape Town.

… SA author and former editor of Die Huisgenoot, dies in Cape Town. …

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Gerald Edward (Boysie) Bond (56), SA cricket player in one test (1938-1939), dies in Cape Town.

… (56), SA cricket player in one test (1938-1939), dies in Cape Town. …

United Democratic Front (UDF) General Information by Nelson Mandela Organisation, May 1983, Transvaal, Cape Province and Natal

… by Nelson Mandela Organisation, May 1983, Transvaal, Cape Province and Natal …

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Johan (Joan) van Arkel (26), first resident clergyman at the Cape, dies four months after his arrival.

… (Joan) van Arkel (26), first resident clergyman at the Cape, dies four months after his arrival. …

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A Dutch ship, the Rosenberg, carrying Huguenots (Protestant refugees from France), leaves for the Cape from the Netherlands.

… (Protestant refugees from France), leaves for the Cape from the Netherlands. …

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In Cape Town SA gains a victory of 27-9 against the English rugby team, thereby sharing the series.

… In Cape Town SA gains a victory of 27-9 against the English …

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John H. Amschewitz, SA art painter and cartoonist, dies three days before his sixtieth birthday in Muizenberg, Cape.

… three days before his sixtieth birthday in Muizenberg, Cape. …

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Sir Christoffel Joseph Brand, advocate, journalist and first Speaker of the Cape Parliament, is born in Simonstown.

… Brand, advocate, journalist and first Speaker of the Cape Parliament, is born in Simonstown. …

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The first synod is constituted in Cape Town, with delegates of twelve of the fourteen congregations attending.

… The first synod is constituted in Cape Town, with delegates of twelve of the fourteen …

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A new Coloured political movement, the Congress of the People (COPE) is launched in Cape Town’s Bellville district.

… movement, the Congress of the People (COPE) is launched in Cape Town’s Bellville district. …

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Petrus van der Spuy, the first clergyman to be born in SA, is born in Cape Town.

… der Spuy, the first clergyman to be born in SA, is born in Cape Town. …

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Sir John Carruthers Beattie, first rector of the University of Cape Town, is born in Dumfriesshire, Scotland.

… John Carruthers Beattie, first rector of the University of Cape Town, is born in Dumfriesshire, Scotland. …

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Johan Frederik van Oordt (D’Arbez), early Afrikaans author of historical stories, is born in Cape Town.

… early Afrikaans author of historical stories, is born in Cape Town. …

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Barbara da Silva (48), second wife of Dr Chris Barnard, dies in Cape Town of breast cancer.

… da Silva (48), second wife of Dr Chris Barnard, dies in Cape Town of breast cancer. …

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John H. Amschewitz, SA art painter and cartoonist, dies three days before his sixtieth birthday in Muizenberg, Cape.

… three days before his sixtieth birthday in Muizenberg, Cape. …

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Victoria Nonyamezelo Mxenge, civil rights lawyer and political activist, is born in King William’s Town, Eastern Cape.

… activist, is born in King William’s Town, Eastern Cape. …

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James Manuel Blanckenberg, SA cricket player in eighteen tests (1913-1924), is born in Claremont, Cape Town.

… in eighteen tests (1913-1924), is born in Claremont, Cape Town. …

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James Chapman, photographer and pioneer explorer in many regions of the Zambezi, is born in Cape Town.

… (eds)(1970). Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa, Cape Town: NASOU, v. 3, p. 166. … explorer in many regions of the Zambezi, is born in Cape Town. …

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In Cape Town the new Union flag is hoisted and “Die Stem” sung for the first time.

… In Cape Town the new Union flag is hoisted and “Die Stem” sung …

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In Cape Town the new Union flag is hoisted and “Die Stem” sung for the first time.

… In Cape Town the new Union flag is hoisted and “Die Stem” sung …

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First commercial air route is established when Alan Cobham does a return flight between London and Cape Town.

… when Alan Cobham does a return flight between London and Cape Town. …

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At the Crossroads squatter camp near Cape Town, 30,000 Blacks are forcibly removed from their homes.

… At the Crossroads squatter camp near Cape Town, 30,000 Blacks are forcibly removed from their …

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Dr Alexander Logie du Toit (69), surveyor of large areas in the Karoo, dies in Cape Town.

… Toit (69), surveyor of large areas in the Karoo, dies in Cape Town. …

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Pieter Gijsbert van Noodt (also Noot or Van Nood) assumes his duties as governor at the Cape.

… (eds)(1970). Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa, Cape Town: NASOU, v. 8, p. 221. … Noot or Van Nood) assumes his duties as governor at the Cape. …

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Baron Joachim (Ammena) van Plettenberg (54), previously governor at the Cape, dies in Windesheim, Zwolle, the Netherlands.

City Press reports that Wonke Maqubela and Neliswa Dyandyi, accused in a necklace trial in Stutterheim, Eastern Cape.

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

University of Cape Town students disrupt an annual campus dinner, forcing guest speaker Dennis Worrall to leave.

Alexander John (Sandy) Bell (79), SA cricket player in sixteen tests (1929-1935), dies in Cape Town.

Dr Leander Starr Jameson announces the proposed colonial commission of inquiry into martial law in Cape Town.

Nicolaas Georg (Klaas) Steytler (76), SA author and former editor of Die Huisgenoot, dies in Cape Town.

Gerald Edward (Boysie) Bond (56), SA cricket player in one test (1938-1939), dies in Cape Town.

United Democratic Front (UDF) General Information by Nelson Mandela Organisation, May 1983, Transvaal, Cape Province and Natal

Johan (Joan) van Arkel (26), first resident clergyman at the Cape, dies four months after his arrival.

A Dutch ship, the Rosenberg, carrying Huguenots (Protestant refugees from France), leaves for the Cape from the Netherlands.

In Cape Town SA gains a victory of 27-9 against the English rugby team, thereby sharing the series.

John H. Amschewitz, SA art painter and cartoonist, dies three days before his sixtieth birthday in Muizenberg, Cape.

Sir Christoffel Joseph Brand, advocate, journalist and first Speaker of the Cape Parliament, is born in Simonstown.

The first synod is constituted in Cape Town, with delegates of twelve of the fourteen congregations attending.

A new Coloured political movement, the Congress of the People (COPE) is launched in Cape Town’s Bellville district.

Petrus van der Spuy, the first clergyman to be born in SA, is born in Cape Town.

Sir John Carruthers Beattie, first rector of the University of Cape Town, is born in Dumfriesshire, Scotland.

Johan Frederik van Oordt (D’Arbez), early Afrikaans author of historical stories, is born in Cape Town.

Barbara da Silva (48), second wife of Dr Chris Barnard, dies in Cape Town of breast cancer.

John H. Amschewitz, SA art painter and cartoonist, dies three days before his sixtieth birthday in Muizenberg, Cape.

Victoria Nonyamezelo Mxenge, civil rights lawyer and political activist, is born in King William’s Town, Eastern Cape.

James Manuel Blanckenberg, SA cricket player in eighteen tests (1913-1924), is born in Claremont, Cape Town.

James Chapman, photographer and pioneer explorer in many regions of the Zambezi, is born in Cape Town.

In Cape Town the new Union flag is hoisted and “Die Stem” sung for the first time.

In Cape Town the new Union flag is hoisted and “Die Stem” sung for the first time.

First commercial air route is established when Alan Cobham does a return flight between London and Cape Town.

At the Crossroads squatter camp near Cape Town, 30,000 Blacks are forcibly removed from their homes.

Dr Alexander Logie du Toit (69), surveyor of large areas in the Karoo, dies in Cape Town.

Pieter Gijsbert van Noodt (also Noot or Van Nood) assumes his duties as governor at the Cape.