- 1952 in South Africa
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23 March - Ex-regent Mshiyeni, uncle ofZulu KingCyprian Bhekuzulu kaSolomon , warns the Zulu people not to participate in the Defiance Campaign. The King repeatedly denies having any views on the matter in the press.April
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6 April - TheAfrican National Congress ,South African Indian Congress and theColoured People’s Congress launches the Defiance Campaign againstapartheid
*6 April - The van Riebeeck Festival is held in Cape Town, marking the 300th anniversary of the landing atTable Bay byJan van Riebeeck May
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3 May - The first regular jet flight betweenSouth Africa and Britain is started with the arrival of aDe Havilland Comet with 36 passengers atJohannesburg October
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8 October - Auranium plant opens at Millsite nearKrugersdorp operated by West Rand Consolidated Mines, the first in the world to extract uranium as a byproduct of the gold refining process
*12 October - The first uranium is worked at the West Rand plantUnknown date
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Nelson Mandela is given a 9 month suspended sentence and forbidden to leave Johannesburg for the next 6 monthsBirths
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26 April -Popo Simon Molefe , co-founder of theAzanian People's Organisation , is born inSophiatown ,Johannesburg
*10 May -Ruben Xulu ,artist , is borndeaf at the Hiabisa mission station near St Lucia
*26 June -Simon Mann ,British Army officer, security expert andmercenary is born
*23 October -Antjie Krog , a poet, novelist, playwright, and journalist, is inKroonstad Deaths
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