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This Day in African History: 24 July

A chronicle of events in African history on this day

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1922, 24 July
League of Nations gives Egyptian mandate to Britain. Egypt remains a British Protectorate until the Anglo-Egyptian treaty is signed on 26 August 1936.

1977, 24 July
Muhammad Anwar al-Sadat, president of the Arab Republic of Egypt, announces an immediate cease-fire along the border with Libya.

1986, 24 July
President Kenneth David Kaunda accuses the British government of "kissing Apartheid".

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