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Anglo-Boer War 2: Gen. Buller starts his fourth attempt to relieve Ladysmith, Natal. The British withdraw from their positions

… Anglo-Boer War 2: Gen. Buller starts his fourth attempt to relieve Ladysmith, Natal. The British …

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Cornelis Jacob van de Graaff assumes governorship at the Cape. Graaff-Reinet is named after him and his wife.

… at the Cape. Graaff-Reinet is named after him and his wife. …

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Radio and television personality Manu Padayachee has died in his sleep in Johannesburg, after an apparent upper respiratory tra

… and television personality Manu Padayachee has died in his sleep in Johannesburg, after an apparent upper …

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Nkomo, accused of plotting a coup, is dismissed in Zimbabwe. Armed resistance in his stronghold of Matabeleland, in the west, i

… a coup, is dismissed in Zimbabwe. Armed resistance in his stronghold of Matabeleland, in the west, i …

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Adam Faith suspends his concert tour of South Africa, because the government prohibits him to perform before mixed audiences.

… Adam Faith suspends his concert tour of South Africa, because the government …

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Central African Republic’s former emperor Jean-Bedel Bokassa is sentenced to death for crimes committed during his thirteen-yea

… Bokassa is sentenced to death for crimes committed during his thirteen-yea …

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Sonny Leon, leader of the Labour Party in the Coloured Representative Council (CRC) resigns, ostensibly for health reasons. His

… Council (CRC) resigns, ostensibly for health reasons. His …

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Jacobus Johannes Uys, Voortrekker pioneer to whom the English inhabitants of Grahamstown handed a Statebybel when he and his co

… inhabitants of Grahamstown handed a Statebybel when he and his co …

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The Prime Minister warns the country that confrontation awaits it if his proposed President’s Council fails. Pretoria is prepar

… Minister warns the country that confrontation awaits it if his proposed President’s Council fails. Pretoria is prepar …

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The Malagasy Foreign Minister declares that his country is going to reconsider its policy of dialogue with South Africa.

… The Malagasy Foreign Minister declares that his country is going to reconsider its policy of dialogue …

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A political storm breaks loose when Ndaweni Mahlangu, premier of Mpumalanga, is confronted with his statement that it is accept

… Mahlangu, premier of Mpumalanga, is confronted with his statement that it is accept …

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The Star reports that a Ciskei policeman was seriously injured when a limpet mine exploded at his Mdantsane home. Police later

… was seriously injured when a limpet mine exploded at his Mdantsane home. Police later …

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Dr Fabian Defu Ribeiro, medical practitioner assassinated with his wife by state agents in 1986, is born in Bantule.

… Defu Ribeiro, medical practitioner assassinated with his wife by state agents in 1986, is born in Bantule. …

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Bernard Mizeki (known as Mamiyeri Mitseki Gwambe) Anglican missionary and African martyr is murdered at his mission in Marandel

… Anglican missionary and African martyr is murdered at his mission in Marandel …

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Seretse Khama is asked to renounce his chieftaincy of the Bama-Ngwato tribe, Bechuanaland (Botswana), by the British colonial g

… Seretse Khama is asked to renounce his chieftaincy of the Bama-Ngwato tribe, Bechuanaland …

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President Thabo Mbeki congratulates President George W. Bush on his election for a second term as president of the United State

… Thabo Mbeki congratulates President George W. Bush on his election for a second term as president of the United …

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J.G. Strijdom, in his first public appearance as Prime Minister, tells a National Party gathering in Pretoria that nothing will

… J.G. Strijdom, in his first public appearance as Prime Minister, tells a …

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Clarence Mlokoti, a founder member of Kaizer Chiefs, is shot dead by hijackers when they try to take his car.

… Chiefs, is shot dead by hijackers when they try to take his car. …

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J.F. Wenzel presents his credentials to President Banda as South Africa’s first Chargé d’Affaires and head of legation i

… J.F. Wenzel presents his credentials to President Banda as South Africa’s first …

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Dr C.P. Mulder, resigned Minister of Plural Relations and Development, relinquishes his leadership of the National Party in the

… Minister of Plural Relations and Development, relinquishes his leadership of the National Party in the …

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Napoleon Bonaparte, newly returned from his disastrous expedition to Egypt, seizes power in France, making himself one of three

… Napoleon Bonaparte, newly returned from his disastrous expedition to Egypt, seizes power in France, …

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Egyptian premier Saad Zaghloel (Zaghlol) Pasja resigns after his refusal to apologise to Britain for the assassination of Gener

… premier Saad Zaghloel (Zaghlol) Pasja resigns after his refusal to apologise to Britain for the assassination of …

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Winnie Madikizela-Mandela’s former financial adviser, Addy Moolman, is to finally start serving his four-year jail sentence, Pr

… adviser, Addy Moolman, is to finally start serving his four-year jail sentence, Pr …

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A suicide bomber blasts his way into the Egyptian embassy in Islamabad, setting off a powerful explosion that kills sixteen peo

… A suicide bomber blasts his way into the Egyptian embassy in Islamabad, setting off a …

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Egyptian President Sadat formally accepts an invitation to visit Israel. The Egyptian foreign minister and his deputy resign ov

… to visit Israel. The Egyptian foreign minister and his deputy resign ov …

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Sir Otto John Beit (65), financier, philanthropist and younger brother of Alfred Beit, dies on his birthday in London.

… philanthropist and younger brother of Alfred Beit, dies on his birthday in London. …

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In German South West Africa Captain Kurt von François moves his administrative headquarters to Windhoek, seven months after er

… In German South West Africa Captain Kurt von François moves his administrative headquarters to Windhoek, seven months …

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Voortrekker leaders Andries Hendrik Potgieter and Gerrit (Gert) Maritz, each with his own men, leave for Western Transvaal to p

… Hendrik Potgieter and Gerrit (Gert) Maritz, each with his own men, leave for Western Transvaal to p …

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Commodore Dieter Gerhardt, former commanding officer of the Simonstown naval base, and his wife Ruth Gerhardt, are sentenced to

… commanding officer of the Simonstown naval base, and his wife Ruth Gerhardt, are sentenced to …

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Dr Joosub Hajee Suliman Ebrahim, recipient of the “Order for Meritorious Service Class 1: Gold” for his contribution as busines

… of the “Order for Meritorious Service Class 1: Gold” for his contribution as busines …

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Anglo-Boer War 2: Gen. Buller starts his fourth attempt to relieve Ladysmith, Natal. The British withdraw from their positions

Cornelis Jacob van de Graaff assumes governorship at the Cape. Graaff-Reinet is named after him and his wife.

Radio and television personality Manu Padayachee has died in his sleep in Johannesburg, after an apparent upper respiratory tra

Nkomo, accused of plotting a coup, is dismissed in Zimbabwe. Armed resistance in his stronghold of Matabeleland, in the west, i

Adam Faith suspends his concert tour of South Africa, because the government prohibits him to perform before mixed audiences.

Central African Republic’s former emperor Jean-Bedel Bokassa is sentenced to death for crimes committed during his thirteen-yea

Sonny Leon, leader of the Labour Party in the Coloured Representative Council (CRC) resigns, ostensibly for health reasons. His

Jacobus Johannes Uys, Voortrekker pioneer to whom the English inhabitants of Grahamstown handed a Statebybel when he and his co

The Prime Minister warns the country that confrontation awaits it if his proposed President’s Council fails. Pretoria is prepar

The Malagasy Foreign Minister declares that his country is going to reconsider its policy of dialogue with South Africa.

A political storm breaks loose when Ndaweni Mahlangu, premier of Mpumalanga, is confronted with his statement that it is accept

The Star reports that a Ciskei policeman was seriously injured when a limpet mine exploded at his Mdantsane home. Police later

Dr Fabian Defu Ribeiro, medical practitioner assassinated with his wife by state agents in 1986, is born in Bantule.

Bernard Mizeki (known as Mamiyeri Mitseki Gwambe) Anglican missionary and African martyr is murdered at his mission in Marandel

Seretse Khama is asked to renounce his chieftaincy of the Bama-Ngwato tribe, Bechuanaland (Botswana), by the British colonial g

President Thabo Mbeki congratulates President George W. Bush on his election for a second term as president of the United State

J.G. Strijdom, in his first public appearance as Prime Minister, tells a National Party gathering in Pretoria that nothing will

Clarence Mlokoti, a founder member of Kaizer Chiefs, is shot dead by hijackers when they try to take his car.

J.F. Wenzel presents his credentials to President Banda as South Africa’s first Chargé d’Affaires and head of legation i

Dr C.P. Mulder, resigned Minister of Plural Relations and Development, relinquishes his leadership of the National Party in the

Napoleon Bonaparte, newly returned from his disastrous expedition to Egypt, seizes power in France, making himself one of three

Egyptian premier Saad Zaghloel (Zaghlol) Pasja resigns after his refusal to apologise to Britain for the assassination of Gener

Winnie Madikizela-Mandela’s former financial adviser, Addy Moolman, is to finally start serving his four-year jail sentence, Pr

A suicide bomber blasts his way into the Egyptian embassy in Islamabad, setting off a powerful explosion that kills sixteen peo

Egyptian President Sadat formally accepts an invitation to visit Israel. The Egyptian foreign minister and his deputy resign ov

Sir Otto John Beit (65), financier, philanthropist and younger brother of Alfred Beit, dies on his birthday in London.

In German South West Africa Captain Kurt von François moves his administrative headquarters to Windhoek, seven months after er

Voortrekker leaders Andries Hendrik Potgieter and Gerrit (Gert) Maritz, each with his own men, leave for Western Transvaal to p

Commodore Dieter Gerhardt, former commanding officer of the Simonstown naval base, and his wife Ruth Gerhardt, are sentenced to

Dr Joosub Hajee Suliman Ebrahim, recipient of the “Order for Meritorious Service Class 1: Gold” for his contribution as busines