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Alfabetizacion es liberacion

Alfabetizacion es liberacion

Are we blind?

Why we organise

Why we organise

'Unless we organise'

'Unless we organise'

'We mean business'

'We mean business'

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Daily Dispatch reports that there was a shootout between Transkei police and two insurgents at Mzamba in July. A man was arrest

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Nelson Mandela said after meeting President de Klerk that the Government was convinced that there was &quot;some hidden hand&qu

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Nelson Mandela said after meeting President de Klerk that the Government was convinced that there was &quot;some hidden hand&qu

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A severe flood strikes Victoria West during the night after a cloudburst in the mountains to the south-west. More than sixt

A painting depicts German soldiers shooting Herero people in 1904. Photograph: Chris Hellier/Corbis via Getty Images

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Herero people of South West Africa, now Namibia, begin uprising

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Basil D’Oliviera, English cricket player who was denied entry into SA because he was a Coloured, is born in Cape Town.

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South African President Thabo Mbeki was to arrive today in Abidjan to help with peace negotiations, but the visit was postponed

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Dr Carel de Wet, grandson of Gen. C.R. de Wet, former minister of health and diplomat, is born in Memel, OFS.

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Dr Molefi Sefularo, MEC for Health in the North West province claims that North West province shows a decrease in HIV infection

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The Afrikaans as a medium for education policy was deeply unpopular since Afrikaans was regarded by some as the language of the

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The Afrikaans as a medium for education policy was deeply unpopular since Afrikaans was regarded by some as the language of the

Uncle Kathy was a giant and principled leader: Julius Malema

The South West Commentator, Vol 2 No 5, 16 May 1962

The South West Commentator, Vol 2 No 5, 16 May 1962

The South West Commentator,Vol 2 No 4, 28 March 1962

The South West Commentator,Vol 2 No 4, 28 March 1962

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Edward Roworth, SA landscape painter, dies in Somerset West.

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The South West African constitution is put into force.

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WWII: British troops launch attack in West African desert.