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Sir Joseph Benjamin Robinson, son of an 1820 Settler, mining magnate, chairman of the Mining Board, representative in the Legis

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Hendrick Becker, commissioner at the Cape, is born in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.

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At least twelve people are killed in rebel attacks on a police station, airport and the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC)

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Patrick Quka, SA bantamweight, wins the World Boxing Union (WBU) title.

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Patrick Quka, SA bantamweight, wins the World Boxing Union (WBU) title.

This day in history

The SA rugby team loses 20-32 against Australia in the Tri-nation series in Brisbane.

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The first 1 700 Rwandan refugees begin returning home, despite fear of reprisals from the new Tutsi government.

This day in history

The first 1 700 Rwandan refugees begin returning home, despite fear of reprisals from the new Tutsi government.

This day in history

Bantu Holomisa, former ruler of the Transkei, claims that President Mandela had told him that Sol Kerzner (former head of Sun I

This day in history

Rwanda’s new coalition government says it will prosecute those responsible for the massacres in recent months.

This day in history

Rwanda’s new coalition government says it will prosecute those responsible for the massacres in recent months.

This day in history

From 2-9 August, police find seventy-five unidentified bodies of residents in the East Rand area.

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Security forces arrest fifty armed Islamic extremists and seize an arms cache containing 130 bombs in Algiers.

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Eleven residents are killed in Esikhaweni when unknown killers in balaclavas and armed with pump action shotguns fire at reside

This day in history

Eleven residents are killed in Esikhaweni when unknown killers in balaclavas and armed with pump action shotguns fire at reside

This day in history

Clement Msomi, organiser of the National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (NUMSA), is shot dead by two men in a passing ca

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A defiance campaign by the Mass Democratic Movement against apartheid laws starts by challenging the segregation of hospitals a

This day in history

One person is killed in a bomb explosion at the home of Chris Hani.

This day in history

One person is killed in a bomb explosion at the home of Chris Hani.

This day in history

UWC students convene a meeting to express solidarity with the students of Soweto and decide to embark on a boycott of classes.

This day in history

French officials disclose that France is to supply South Africa with two destroyer escorts.

This day in history

French officials disclose that France is to supply South Africa with two destroyer escorts.

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The trial of the Very Rev. Gonville Aubie ffrench-Beytagh begins in the Pretoria Supreme Court.

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The SA rugby team beats Australia 30-11 in Johannesburg.

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The SA rugby team beats Australia 30-11 in Johannesburg.

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The US tells the UN it will halt all sales of military equipment to South Africa because of apartheid.

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An assassination attempt on President Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana fails. His rule in Ghana is becoming progressively oppressive. Fou

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Having held talks on the escalating crisis over control of the Suez Canal with France and the US, Britain mobilises its forces.

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Having held talks on the escalating crisis over control of the Suez Canal with France and the US, Britain mobilises its forces.

This day in history

Motswaledi Christopher Mamabolo, director of Africa Milestones Investments Ltd and various Information Technology companies and

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Sir Joseph Benjamin Robinson, son of an 1820 Settler, mining magnate, chairman of the Mining Board, representative in the Legis

Hendrick Becker, commissioner at the Cape, is born in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.

At least twelve people are killed in rebel attacks on a police station, airport and the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC)

Patrick Quka, SA bantamweight, wins the World Boxing Union (WBU) title.

Patrick Quka, SA bantamweight, wins the World Boxing Union (WBU) title.

The SA rugby team loses 20-32 against Australia in the Tri-nation series in Brisbane.

The first 1 700 Rwandan refugees begin returning home, despite fear of reprisals from the new Tutsi government.

The first 1 700 Rwandan refugees begin returning home, despite fear of reprisals from the new Tutsi government.

Bantu Holomisa, former ruler of the Transkei, claims that President Mandela had told him that Sol Kerzner (former head of Sun I

Rwanda’s new coalition government says it will prosecute those responsible for the massacres in recent months.

Rwanda’s new coalition government says it will prosecute those responsible for the massacres in recent months.

From 2-9 August, police find seventy-five unidentified bodies of residents in the East Rand area.

Security forces arrest fifty armed Islamic extremists and seize an arms cache containing 130 bombs in Algiers.

Eleven residents are killed in Esikhaweni when unknown killers in balaclavas and armed with pump action shotguns fire at reside

Eleven residents are killed in Esikhaweni when unknown killers in balaclavas and armed with pump action shotguns fire at reside

Clement Msomi, organiser of the National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (NUMSA), is shot dead by two men in a passing ca

A defiance campaign by the Mass Democratic Movement against apartheid laws starts by challenging the segregation of hospitals a

One person is killed in a bomb explosion at the home of Chris Hani.

One person is killed in a bomb explosion at the home of Chris Hani.

UWC students convene a meeting to express solidarity with the students of Soweto and decide to embark on a boycott of classes.

French officials disclose that France is to supply South Africa with two destroyer escorts.

French officials disclose that France is to supply South Africa with two destroyer escorts.

The trial of the Very Rev. Gonville Aubie ffrench-Beytagh begins in the Pretoria Supreme Court.

The SA rugby team beats Australia 30-11 in Johannesburg.

The SA rugby team beats Australia 30-11 in Johannesburg.

The US tells the UN it will halt all sales of military equipment to South Africa because of apartheid.

An assassination attempt on President Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana fails. His rule in Ghana is becoming progressively oppressive. Fou

Having held talks on the escalating crisis over control of the Suez Canal with France and the US, Britain mobilises its forces.

Having held talks on the escalating crisis over control of the Suez Canal with France and the US, Britain mobilises its forces.

Motswaledi Christopher Mamabolo, director of Africa Milestones Investments Ltd and various Information Technology companies and