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Tryna du Toit, source: Afrikaanse Pers-Boekhandel, Hier is ons skrywers, 1949

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Tryna du Toit, Afrikaans novelist, is born in De Aar, Karoo

Cyclone Favio, a powerful tropical storm, strikes Mozambique

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Cyclone Favio, a powerful tropical storm, strikes Mozambique

Political activist Mohammed Shaik is born

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Political activist Mohammed Shaik is born

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C.J. Langenhoven dies in Oudtshoorn

The National Coat of Arms

The National Coat of Arms

The Azania Liberation Support Committee and its publications

The Azania Liberation Support Committee and its publications

A Land Dispossession History 1600s-1990s

A Land Dispossession History 1600s-1990s

Mapungubwe

History of Africa Day - 25 May

History of Africa Day - 25 May

The Ottoman Empire

The Ottoman Empire

Appendix 7 South Africa, the transition to democracy and the banning of torture, by Denis Goldberg

Appendix 7 South Africa, the transition to democracy and the banning of torture, by Denis Goldberg

… methods, asking merely if it was “true.” Just recently in 2009, a Judge in the Supreme Court of Appeal ruled that …

David Goldblatt on Ranjith Kally's 'Memory Against Forgetting', by Ranjith Kally with Kalim Rajab, 30 January 2015

David Goldblatt on Ranjith Kally's 'Memory Against Forgetting', by Ranjith Kally with Kalim Rajab, 30 January 2015

Cuba and the struggle for democracy in South Africa

Cuba and the struggle for democracy in South Africa

Demonstrators strip to deter bulldozers

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Demonstrators strip to deter bulldozers

Archbishop Desmond Tutu is arrested

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Archbishop Desmond Tutu is arrested

Magoo’s Bar is bombed

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Magoo’s Bar is bombed

Dr Frederik van Zyl Slabbert resigns from parliament

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Dr Frederik van Zyl Slabbert resigns from parliament

Famine anniversary in Ethiopia

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Famine anniversary in Ethiopia

Former Cabinet Minister Dullah Omar dies

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Former Cabinet Minister Dullah Omar dies

US invades Afghanistan

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US invades Afghanistan

Pharmaceutical companies drop a lawsuit against South Africa ending an international battle over patent rights and profit

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Pharmaceutical companies drop a lawsuit against South Africa ending an international battle over patent rights and profit

Suspect in US embassies bomb blasts denies charges

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Suspect in US embassies bomb blasts denies charges

Mandela persuades Libya to hand over two suspects accused of placing a bomb on Pan Am Flight 103

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Mandela persuades Libya to hand over two suspects accused of placing a bomb on Pan Am Flight 103

De Klerk announces a referendum to test his political reforms

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De Klerk announces a referendum to test his political reforms

South Africa’s first multiracial elections start

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South Africa’s first multiracial elections start

Nuclear Reactor At Pelindaba Goes Critical

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Nuclear Reactor At Pelindaba Goes Critical

Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, dons the presidential sash with assistance from Liberia's Senior Ambassador-at-Large, George W. Wallace, Jr., during her inauguration ceremony at the Capitol Building in Monrovia, Liberia, January 16, 2006

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Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, becomes the first woman to be Head of State in Africa

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Former National Minister of Arts and Culture, Pallo Jordan, is born

Seedtime: Omar Badsha Retrospective

Stephen Appiah, retired Ghanaian footballer is born

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Stephen Appiah, retired Ghanaian footballer is born