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… of South Africa, as we know it today, was formed on 1 November 1999 as a result of the amalgamation of the two … publications, maps, technical reports, Africana, and newspapers. The National Library's collections include: 'rare … publications, maps, technical reports, Africana and newspapers. Some of these are available on CD or microfilm, …

… Middle-East Indian Sporting and Dining Club. It had old newspapers from places like Cairo and Calcutta. They were …

… Barracks, and the Bluff. By 1950 there were adverts in the newspapers for an exclusively Indian suburb "Umhlatuzana". …

… documented sightings of Elsa’s ghost, reported in local newspapers and magazines! …

… field and the problem of multiracial audiences (what newspapers called “theatre apartheid ”). Conceived by Pier …

… The 1865 census indicated that Cradock had a population of 1,845. In 1875 this number had dropped marginally to 1,712, but by 1891 it had risen to 4,389. By 1904 it stood at … the Colonial Era , Cradock was served by a number of good newspapers: the " Cradock Despatch " was founded in 1850, the …

… campaigned for it across social media platforms and in newspapers and on radio. As the oldest School, for people of …

… http://www.tourismnorthwest.co.za/coligny/#tab=tab-1 …

… considered to be the man who did the most for community newspapers in South Africa. Three generations of Frewin have …

… is based in the City Centre, in Market Street. It has over 1.5-Million books in its collection and more than 250 000 …

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… the theatre’s founding was actually several years earlier (1 December 1950), by an Athlone School Committee. This … 27 November 1950, the performances were announced in the newspapers, as was the organisers’ intention that, if the … [4] . Opening and first Performances The theatre opened on 1 December 1950, with a performance of Les Sylphides, …

… It was the first of a series of anti-apartheid community newspapers, with a circulation that grew up to 20 000. It is …

… After a German merchant was killed in the area, German newspapers published a report stating that he had been eaten … independence from France after a series of negotiations on 1 January 1960 [lxiv] . The British parts of Cameroon gained independence on 1 October 1960, together with Nigeria [lxv] . The British …