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This day in history

Rhodesia’s White electorate have abandoned their traditional party loyalty and voted overwhelmingly for Ian Smith’s Rhodesian F

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The notorious ‘Panga Man’, who robbed and raped numerous people, is arrested. He was later executed.

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Joachim A. van Plettenberg is sworn in as governor of the Cape after Ryk Tulbach passed away.

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Dr Anna Petronella van Heerden, the first Afrikaner lady to qualify as medical doctor, is born.

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Joachim A. van Plettenberg is sworn in as governor of the Cape after Ryk Tulbach passed away.

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Fifteen mourners are killed in a gun attack on a funeral vigil, allegedly in collusion with the SAP.

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Nicolaas Jacobus van Warmelo, pioneer minister of the Nederduitsch Hervormde Kerk and staunch Afrikaner patriot, dies.

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The South West African People’s Organisation (SWAPO) is founded in Windhoek with Sam Nujoma as leader.

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Commissioner Van Overbeek buys the area between Hout Bay and Saldana Bay from the Khoi-Khoi.

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Two people are killed in a bomb explosion in the Wild Coast Sun Casino in the Transkei.

Minutes of the meeting between the RSA and Angola at Ilha Do Sal on 5 June 1980

To all residents of Soweto, hostels, Reef and Pretoria, we say: remember you are all Blacks

To all residents of Soweto, hostels, Reef and Pretoria, we say: remember you are all Blacks

Freedom struggles of the past: what can we learn from them to enhance grass roots involvement

Freedom struggles of the past: what can we learn from them to enhance grass roots involvement

Freedom struggles of the past: what can we learn from them to enhance grass roots involvement

Philippolis, Free State

Philippolis, Free State

… one of SA’s most renowned authors (and an authority on San culture and passionate conservationist) lived, and wrote. …

Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith visits the United States, challenging officials to support his plan for the transition of government in the country.

This day in history

Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith visits the United States, challenging officials to support his plan for the transition of government in the country.

Document 51 - W. P. van Schoor, “The Origin and Development of Segregation in South Africa A. J. Abrahamse Memorial Lecture, Cathedral Hall, Cape Town, 5 October 1950

Southern Methodist University Partnership Project - 2014 submissions

Southern Methodist University Partnership Project - 2014 submissions

… International Studies and Human Rights. Born and raised in San Francisco, California she is interested in promoting …

Oliver Mtukudzi portrait

Oliver Mtukudzi

Address by President Nelson Mandela on the occasion of his acceptance of an honorary doctorate of the University of Stellenbosch

Ernest Malgas portrait

Ernest Malgas

Sibongile Susan Mkhabela portrait

Sibongile Susan Mkhabela

Peter Nkutsoeu Raboroko

Cynthia Shange portrait

Cynthia Shange

Deton (Tito) Zungu portrait

Deton (Tito) Zungu

Honorine Margaret Withers portrait

Honorine Margaret Withers

Ramnie Dinat portrait

Ramnie Dinat

Bishop Nathaniel James Merriman portrait

Bishop Nathaniel James Merriman

Daniel Francois Malan portrait

Daniel Francois Malan

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An agreement to restore peace in Liberia is reached by the warring factions, whose accord includes a cease-fire, an interim gov