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Lord Alfred Milner

This day in history

Lord Alfred Milner, British Colonial Secretary, and architect of the Union of South Africa dies

… Free State were allowed to have responsible government in 1906, in preparation for a national election to be held in …

Aaron Mahlangu portrait

Aaron Mahlangu

Lungile Kepe portrait

Lungile Kepe

Joseph Nkatlo portrait

Joseph Nkatlo

Chief Mshiywa Henry Tshabalala portrait

Chief Mshiywa Henry Tshabalala

Phillmon Velangetshe Sangweni portrait

Phillmon Velangetshe Sangweni

Ronnie Govender (Sathiseelan Gurulingam Govender) portrait

Ronnie Govender (Sathiseelan Gurulingam Govender)

David Wilcox Bopape portrait

David Wilcox Bopape

Selections From The Smuts Papers: Volume II June 1902 - May 1910 edited by W.K. Hancock and Jean Van Der Poel

The Settler Economies: Studies in the Economic History of Kenya and Southern Rhodesia 1900-1963 (African Studies) by Paul Mosley

Commission of Inquiry into the riots at Soweto and other places in South Africa held on 1 December 1976, Volume 75

Commission of Inquiry into the riots at Soweto and other places in South Africa held on 1 December 1976, Volume 75

Commission of Inquiry into the riots at Soweto and other places in South Africa held on 1 December 1976, Volume 73

Commission of Inquiry into the riots at Soweto and other places in South Africa held on 1 December 1976, Volume 73

Commission of Inquiry into the riots at Soweto and other places in South Africa held on 5 November 1976, Volume 46

Commission of Inquiry into the riots at Soweto and other places in South Africa held on 5 November 1976, Volume 46

Commission of Inquiry into the riots at Soweto and other places in South Africa held on 2 November 1976, Volume 45

Commission of Inquiry into the riots at Soweto and other places in South Africa held on 2 November 1976, Volume 45

Commission of Inquiry into the riots at Soweto and other places in South Africa held on 7 October 1976, Volume 24

Commission of Inquiry into the riots at Soweto and other places in South Africa held on 7 October 1976, Volume 24

Speech by President Nelson Mandela on receiving the Freedom of the City of London at Guildhall London, 10 July 1996

Address by President Nelson Mandela on the occasion of the president’s budget debate in the National Assembly 20 June 1996

Toast by President Nelson Mandela at the banquet in honour of the President of Ireland Cape Town, 26 March 1996

Speech by President Nelson Mandela at the unveiling of the tombstone of comrade Joe Slovo Avalon Cemetery, Johannesburg, 4 May 1996

Notes for an address by President Nelson Mandela at a meeting with the Western Cape business community Cape Town 6 December 1996

Speech by President Nelson Mandela at the Cape Town press club’s 21st anniversary celebration Cape Town, 31 October 1996

Interview with the South African Prime Minister, Mr. B. J. Vorster, by Mr. Clarence Rhodes of UPITN-TV on 13 February 1976

This day in history

The new revised results of the 1996 census survey is announced, according to which SA has 40 583 574 inhabitants.

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Dmitri Tsafendas (81), murderer of SA Prime Minister H.F. Verwoerd in 1966, dies in the Sterkfontein psychiatric hospital on th

This day in history

Dmitri Tsafendas (81), murderer of SA Prime Minister H.F. Verwoerd in 1966, dies in the Sterkfontein psychiatric hospital on th

This day in history

Sir de Villiers Graaff announces his retirement from politics, having been leader of the opposition from 1956 until the dissolu

This day in history

Dr Bertha Stoneman, SA botanist and educationist and appointed principal of the Huguenot University College in 1916, is born in

Petition to the South African National Convention from” aboriginal natives of South Africa, resident in the Transvaal”, October 22,1908

Testimony of Martin Lutuli of the Natal Native Congress, before the South African Native Affairs Commission, May 28, 1904 [Extracts]

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The Commission of Inquiry into the 1986 Unrest and Alleged Mismanagement in KwaNdebele, originally to be headed by Mr Justice W