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The trial of Commodore Dieter Gerhardt begins in the Cape Town Supreme Court on charges of spying for the Soviet Union.

… The trial of Commodore Dieter Gerhardt begins in the Cape Town Supreme Court on charges of spying for the Soviet …

This day in history

The trial of Commodore Dieter Gerhardt begins in the Cape Town Supreme Court on charges of spying for the Soviet Union.

… The trial of Commodore Dieter Gerhardt begins in the Cape Town Supreme Court on charges of spying for the Soviet …

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The Prime Minister again meets Coloured leaders in Cape Town in an attempt to resolve the crisis in the government’s Coloured p

… The Prime Minister again meets Coloured leaders in Cape Town in an attempt to resolve the crisis in the …

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A fistfight between parliamentarians of the ANC and National Party erupts in the parliament in Cape Town. Johnny de Lange of th

… of the ANC and National Party erupts in the parliament in Cape Town. Johnny de Lange of th …

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Samuel Bonnin Hobson, school inspector of the Cape Province and co-author with his brother, G.C. Hobson, of animal stories, is

… Samuel Bonnin Hobson, school inspector of the Cape Province and co-author with his brother, G.C. Hobson, of …

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Lady Elizabeth Somerset, wife of Governor Lord Charles Somerset, dies at Newlands House, Cape Town. She is buried in the Groote

… (eds)(1970). Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa, Cape Town: NASOU, v. 10, p. 55 … of Governor Lord Charles Somerset, dies at Newlands House, Cape Town. She is buried in the Groote …

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Rioting (28-31 August) start after a Mandela march in Cape Town, in which thirty-one residents are killed in police action.

… Rioting (28-31 August) start after a Mandela march in Cape Town, in which thirty-one residents are killed in police …

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Explorer and navigator Vasco da Gama arrives in Lisbon after completing his voyage to India around the Cape of Good Hope.

… in Lisbon after completing his voyage to India around the Cape of Good Hope. …

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The Prime Minister announces, in a statement before the Supreme Court in Cape Town, that Dr. Abrahams will be returned to Bechu

… announces, in a statement before the Supreme Court in Cape Town, that Dr. Abrahams will be returned to Bechu …

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A seven-man delegation of Coloured leaders flies from Cape Town to Pretoria to meet the Prime Minister for discussions on the f

… A seven-man delegation of Coloured leaders flies from Cape Town to Pretoria to meet the Prime Minister for …

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The Dutch East India Company issues an order that the statutes of India are to be followed strictly in the Cape.

… the statutes of India are to be followed strictly in the Cape. …

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Mark Thatcher incurs a fine of R3-million and is given a four-year suspended prison term after pleading guilty in a Cape Town c

… four-year suspended prison term after pleading guilty in a Cape Town c …

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The expedition of August F. Beutler, who left the Castle in the Cape on 29 February, reaches the Keiskamma, near Lyndrift, East

… of August F. Beutler, who left the Castle in the Cape on 29 February, reaches the Keiskamma, near Lyndrift, …

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Dr. Renfrew Christie, an academic and former student leader at the University of Cape Town, is sentenced to ten years imprisonm

… an academic and former student leader at the University of Cape Town, is sentenced to ten years imprisonm …

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Lt.-Gen. Sir William Francis Butler (71), commanding officer of the British forces in the Cape Province during Anglo-Boer War 2

… (71), commanding officer of the British forces in the Cape Province during Anglo-Boer War 2 …

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Last day of Cornelis van Qualbergen as commander at the Cape, a position that he has held since 1666. Jacob Borghorst succe

… Last day of Cornelis van Qualbergen as commander at the Cape, a position that he has held since 1666. Jacob …

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Anglo-Boer War 2: Lord Frederick S. Roberts arrives at the Cape, replacing Sir Redvers Buller as commander-in-chief of the Brit

… Anglo-Boer War 2: Lord Frederick S. Roberts arrives at the Cape, replacing Sir Redvers Buller as commander-in-chief of …

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Signing of the second and final surrender of the Cape to the British under Gen. David Baird at Papendorp (presently Woodstock)

… Signing of the second and final surrender of the Cape to the British under Gen. David Baird at Papendorp …

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The Battle of Blaauwberg takes place, and part of the defending force capitulates two days later. Cape Governor Janssens and th

… part of the defending force capitulates two days later. Cape Governor Janssens and th …

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Cecil John Rhodes is forced to resign as prime minister of the Cape, because of his involvement in the Jameson Raid.

… John Rhodes is forced to resign as prime minister of the Cape, because of his involvement in the Jameson Raid. …

State of the Nation Address of the President of South Africa at the opening of Parliament, 2001, Cape Town, 9 February 2001

… of South Africa at the opening of Parliament, 2001, Cape Town, 9 February 2001 …

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Sir Henry Frere, governor of the Cape Colony, lays the corner stone of the present Dale College in King William’s Town.

… Sir Henry Frere, governor of the Cape Colony, lays the corner stone of the present Dale …

Address during a joint sitting of Parliament to mark 10 years of Democracy In South Africa Monday 10 May 2004, Cape Town

… 10 years of Democracy In South Africa Monday 10 May 2004, Cape Town …

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Governor Johan Bax of the Cape, who waged war against the Hottentot (Khoi-Khoi) Chief Gonnema from 1676, concludes ‘a good, las

… (eds)(1970). Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa, Cape Town: NASOU, v. 3, p. 37 … Governor Johan Bax of the Cape, who waged war against the Hottentot (Khoi-Khoi) Chief …

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William John Burchell leaves Cape Town with a specially built wagon on a journey, which was to last four years, to explore the

… William John Burchell leaves Cape Town with a specially built wagon on a journey, which …

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School regulations in the Cape Colony altered to leave the decision on the language of instruction to schools. This meant tha

… School regulations in the Cape Colony altered to leave the decision on the language of …

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Johannes de Wet (80), champion for freedom of the press against Lord Charles Somerset and member of the Cape legislative assemb

… the press against Lord Charles Somerset and member of the Cape legislative assemb …

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George Hobson (55), SA author of mainly animal stories, dies in Cape Town. Nuusdagboek: feite en fratse oor 1000 jaar, Kaapstad

… Hobson (55), SA author of mainly animal stories, dies in Cape Town. Nuusdagboek: feite en fratse oor 1000 jaar, …

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At 4 p.m. a stone meteorite of 0,9kg makes a hole in a corrugated iron roof on the farm Hermitage, in Constantia, Cape, without

… (eds)(1970). Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa, Cape Town: NASOU, v. 7, p. 358 … corrugated iron roof on the farm Hermitage, in Constantia, Cape, without …

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A group of forty German travel agents are robbed at gunpoint of their handbags in their bus at Cape Town’s Khayelitsha township

… are robbed at gunpoint of their handbags in their bus at Cape Town’s Khayelitsha township …

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The trial of Commodore Dieter Gerhardt begins in the Cape Town Supreme Court on charges of spying for the Soviet Union.

The trial of Commodore Dieter Gerhardt begins in the Cape Town Supreme Court on charges of spying for the Soviet Union.

The Prime Minister again meets Coloured leaders in Cape Town in an attempt to resolve the crisis in the government’s Coloured p

A fistfight between parliamentarians of the ANC and National Party erupts in the parliament in Cape Town. Johnny de Lange of th

Samuel Bonnin Hobson, school inspector of the Cape Province and co-author with his brother, G.C. Hobson, of animal stories, is

Lady Elizabeth Somerset, wife of Governor Lord Charles Somerset, dies at Newlands House, Cape Town. She is buried in the Groote

Rioting (28-31 August) start after a Mandela march in Cape Town, in which thirty-one residents are killed in police action.

Explorer and navigator Vasco da Gama arrives in Lisbon after completing his voyage to India around the Cape of Good Hope.

The Prime Minister announces, in a statement before the Supreme Court in Cape Town, that Dr. Abrahams will be returned to Bechu

A seven-man delegation of Coloured leaders flies from Cape Town to Pretoria to meet the Prime Minister for discussions on the f

The Dutch East India Company issues an order that the statutes of India are to be followed strictly in the Cape.

Mark Thatcher incurs a fine of R3-million and is given a four-year suspended prison term after pleading guilty in a Cape Town c

The expedition of August F. Beutler, who left the Castle in the Cape on 29 February, reaches the Keiskamma, near Lyndrift, East

Dr. Renfrew Christie, an academic and former student leader at the University of Cape Town, is sentenced to ten years imprisonm

Lt.-Gen. Sir William Francis Butler (71), commanding officer of the British forces in the Cape Province during Anglo-Boer War 2

Last day of Cornelis van Qualbergen as commander at the Cape, a position that he has held since 1666. Jacob Borghorst succe

Anglo-Boer War 2: Lord Frederick S. Roberts arrives at the Cape, replacing Sir Redvers Buller as commander-in-chief of the Brit

Signing of the second and final surrender of the Cape to the British under Gen. David Baird at Papendorp (presently Woodstock)

The Battle of Blaauwberg takes place, and part of the defending force capitulates two days later. Cape Governor Janssens and th

Cecil John Rhodes is forced to resign as prime minister of the Cape, because of his involvement in the Jameson Raid.

State of the Nation Address of the President of South Africa at the opening of Parliament, 2001, Cape Town, 9 February 2001

Sir Henry Frere, governor of the Cape Colony, lays the corner stone of the present Dale College in King William’s Town.

Address during a joint sitting of Parliament to mark 10 years of Democracy In South Africa Monday 10 May 2004, Cape Town

Governor Johan Bax of the Cape, who waged war against the Hottentot (Khoi-Khoi) Chief Gonnema from 1676, concludes ‘a good, las

William John Burchell leaves Cape Town with a specially built wagon on a journey, which was to last four years, to explore the

School regulations in the Cape Colony altered to leave the decision on the language of instruction to schools. This meant tha

Johannes de Wet (80), champion for freedom of the press against Lord Charles Somerset and member of the Cape legislative assemb

George Hobson (55), SA author of mainly animal stories, dies in Cape Town. Nuusdagboek: feite en fratse oor 1000 jaar, Kaapstad

At 4 p.m. a stone meteorite of 0,9kg makes a hole in a corrugated iron roof on the farm Hermitage, in Constantia, Cape, without

A group of forty German travel agents are robbed at gunpoint of their handbags in their bus at Cape Town’s Khayelitsha township