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Pieter Willem Frederik Wenning, SA painter, is born in The Hague, Netherlands

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Pieter Willem Frederik Wenning, SA painter, is born in The Hague, Netherlands

SA's Zuma 'showered to avoid HIV' (BBC News), 05 April 2006

Chapter 22 Rainbow at the Cape - for a new South Africa by Lutz van Dijk

Chapter 22 Rainbow at the Cape - for a new South Africa by Lutz van Dijk

Tears of Rain: Ethinicity and History in Central Western Zambia by Wim van Binsbergen

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A 103-nation conference in Lausanne votes for a complete global ban of the ivory trade.

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League of Nations places arms embargo on Italy and lifts ban on Abyssinia (Ethiopia).

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Simon van der Stel, commander and governor of the Cape, is born in Mauritius.

Document 78 - Memorandum from the Pan-Africanist Congress of South Africa [c. July/August 1963]

APDUSA Views - Issue No 31: Is F.W. De Klerk a Man of Integrity? April 1990

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Willem Stephanus van Ryneveld (47), member of the Political Council, dies in Cape Town.

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The Rhodesian Appeal Court recognises the legality of Rhodesian Government, headed by Ian Smith.

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Ian Smith of Rhodesia prohibits Black opposition parties. (Wallis gives the year as 1961.)

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Ian Smith of Rhodesia prohibits Black opposition parties. (Wallis gives the year as 1961.)

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Daniël Hermanus (Dan) Pienaar is appointed to command the First South African Infantry Brigade.

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General Johan van der Merwe resigns as Police Commissioner. General George Fivaz succeeds him.

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The KWV (Ko&ouml;peratiewe Wijnbouwers Vereniging van Zuid-Afrika)is founded in Paarl, Western Cape.

Walter Sisulu secretly attends a meeting at the house of George Xorile with F. Van Rensburg

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Walter Sisulu secretly attends a meeting at the house of George Xorile with F. Van Rensburg

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Britain calls for United Nations sanctions against rebellious Rhodesia, including ban on oil shipments.

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Ian Smith announces that he is ready to yield to majority rule in Rhodesia.

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Britain calls for United Nations sanctions against rebellious Rhodesia, including ban on oil shipments.

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General Jan Smuts leaves Cape Town for London to attend the world economic conference.

’Forget About Forgetting about Our Demands’ Say Women Teachers by SPEAK, 1990 – 1994, Johannesburg

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Sen. William (Willie) Angus Hofmeyr, businessman and cultural leader, is born in Montagu, CC.

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The Rhodesian Prime Minister, Ian Smith, meets John Vorster for talks of a confidential nature.

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Jan Gysbert Hugo Bosman (85), composer of the first Afrikaans lieder (art songs), dies.

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The Rhodesian Prime Minister, Ian Smith, meets John Vorster for talks of a confidential nature.

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WW1: Gen. Jan Smuts is appointed commander of the Allied forces in East Africa.

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The Van Riebeeck school hostel, built by the Afrikaans community in Kenya, is inaugurated.

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Former Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith is suspended from Zimbabwe’s parliament for one year.

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The African National Congress and the Pan-Africanist Congress is banned in South Africa.