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• IEEE South Africa Section History
  13-Jun-86 South Africa Section Chapter, C16 Chapter, 13-Apr-87 South Africa Jt. Chapter, IE13/PE31/IA34/PEL35, Joint Chapter, 16-Apr-90 South Africa Section
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• Electrical Engineering in South Africa
  logging in and editing it. A Brief History of Electrical Engineering in South Africa (.ppt, 18 MB, with voiceover)
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• File:Region 8 - South Africa Section.pdf File uploaded with MsUpload (69.36 MB) - 14:56, 1 August 2017

• File:South Africa Section petition letter.pdf 1977, asking to create a South Africa Section of IEEE. Congratulatory letter from IEEE acknowledging the creation of South Africa Section (145 KB) - 12:44, 12 December 2008

• IEEE Region 8 (Europe, Middle East, & Africa) History
  (North) and Italy (Central & South) on 23 May 1966; until 1988, Italy (Central & South) was called Italy (Middle & South). The two Sections were merged
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• File:IEEE Geographic Unit Organizing Document - South Africa.pdf (27 KB) - 19:34, 28 January 2010

• File:IEEE Geographic Unit-South Africa Council R8 - Organizing Document.pdf (10 KB) - 13:44, 1 September 2020

• Hendrik van der Bijl (section Return To South Africa)
  Pretoria, South Africa, on November 23, 1887 to a prosperous farmer. He was the fifth child in a family which eventually grew to eight. Their South African origins
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• Andrew John Eriksson
  Andrew John Eriksson Associated organizations South Africa National Electrical Engineering Laboratories Dr. Andrew J. Eriksson has made fundamental contributions
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• Allan Cormack
  Allan Cormack Birthdate 1924/02/23 Birthplace Johannesburg, South Africa Death date 1998/05/07 Awards Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine Allan MacLeod
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• John E. Karlin
  John E. Karlin Birthdate 1918/02/28 Birthplace Johannesburg, Transvaal, South Africa Associated organizations Harvard University, Bell Labs Fields of study
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• IEEE Antennas and Propagation Society History
  Siberia San Diego Santa Clara Valley Seattle Seoul Singapore South Africa South Australia South Eastern Michigan Southern Alberta Spain Spokane Springfield
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• IEEE Germany Section History
  representatives of Student Branches and GOLD groups ranging from Siberia to South Africa, came together for workshops and training sessions on "Creating tomorrow's
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• IEEE Africa Council History
  – Morocco Vice Chair; Raphael Onoshakpor – Nigeria; Darryn Cornish – South Africa Vice Chair; Habib Kammoun – Tunisia and Simon Muwowo – Zambia. While
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• Ronald G. Harley
  research lab in South Africa, which was instrumental in modeling the behavior of generators and induction motors for the benefit of the South African power grid
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• International Petroleum Congress
  2000: Calgary, Canada 2002: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 2005: Johannesburg, South Africa 2008: Madrid, Spain 2011: Doha, Qatar 2014: Moscow, Russia 2017: Istanbul
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• List of 50 Year Members by Section (section South Africa)
  Batchelder, Paul Buchanan, Richard Dimascio, D Doering, J Freder Donze, R Edminister, J Fisher, J Foley, J Gamsby, K Gray, C Hadorn, Paul Hanna, James
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• Milestones:First Operational Use Of Wireless Telegraphy, 1899-1902
  29 Location Capetown, South Africa IEEE Regions 8 IEEE sections South Africa Achievement date range 1899-1902 Capetown, South Africa, Dedicated September
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• C. S. Franklin
  there for the duration of his career. His early work sent him around South Africa during the Boer war as well as Russia for two years. Franklin's return
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• Ian C. McRae
  recognized as the honorary vice-president of the South African National Energy Association (SANEA), the South African national committee of the World Energy Association
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