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Simon Mann is sentenced to seven years in jail by a Zimbabwean court on weapons charges. The two pilots get sixteen months

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The Border between the Ivory Coast and Burkina Faso reopens.

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The Constitutional Court rules that the controversial commission of inquiry into rugby, appointed by Pres. Mandela in 1997, is

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South Africa signs bilateral agreement establishing diplomatic relations with Bangladesh.

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Five Somali employees of Cable News Network are killed and four wounded in clan fighting.

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Winnie Mandela resigns from the Executive of both the ANC and the Organisation’s Women’s League.

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Allister Mackintosh, pilot and ‘father’ of SA aviation is born in Schombeni, Swaziland.

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Ten commuters die in a train attack in Katlehong, East Rand.

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The Appeal Court in Bloemfontein grants the "Upington 14" leave to appeal against their death sentences.

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Fresh detention orders are issued for seven opponents of the South African Government freed by a court on Friday. The seven, in

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Balthazar Johannes Vorster, Prime Minister of South Africa and leader of the National Party from 1966 to 1978 and State Preside

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The President of the Senate, Marais Viljoen, opening the 1976 Session of the Coloured Persons’ Representative Council, announce

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Portugal recognises the independence of Guinea-Bissau, under the leadership of Luiz Cabral.

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Portugal recognises the independence of Guinea-Bissau, under the leadership of Luiz Cabral.

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The Minister of Defence states that South Africa will provide bases and communication facilities to the maritime forces of West

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The Minister of Defence states that South Africa will provide bases and communication facilities to the maritime forces of West

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Speaking at a special news conference the Rhodesian Prime Minister, Ian Smith, welcomes the participation of the South African

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At the opening of the Malawi Congress Party’s (MCP’s) annual congress at Mzuzu, President Banda announces that formal diplomati

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At the opening of the Malawi Congress Party’s (MCP’s) annual congress at Mzuzu, President Banda announces that formal diplomati

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Dr. Verwoerd is buried in Hero’s Acre, Pretoria. A crowd of some 250,000 people watches the mile-long cortege on its three-mile

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Regulations covering the detention of 180-days detainees held as witnesses are published in the Government Gazette.

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Foreign ministers of Organisation of African Unity approve plan to end rebellion and political strife in Congo.

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Foreign ministers of Organisation of African Unity approve plan to end rebellion and political strife in Congo.

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Jomo Kenyatta returns to Kenya from exile, during which he has been elected president of the Kenya National African Union.

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Running barefoot, Ethiopian Abebe Bikila wins the Rome Olympic marathon.

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Jomo Kenyatta returns to Kenya from exile, during which he has been elected president of the Kenya National African Union.

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Anti-apartheid cleric, Bishop Ambrose Reeves, returns to South Africa and is deported.

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Anti-apartheid cleric, Bishop Ambrose Reeves, returns to South Africa and is deported.

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A twelve-second earthquake kills 1,460 in Orleansville, Algeria. A week later another quake topples the few remaining buildings

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Eighty-three German war orphans arrive in Pretoria. The prime minister, Dr D.F. Malan and his wife adopt a girl.

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Simon Mann is sentenced to seven years in jail by a Zimbabwean court on weapons charges. The two pilots get sixteen months

The Border between the Ivory Coast and Burkina Faso reopens.

The Constitutional Court rules that the controversial commission of inquiry into rugby, appointed by Pres. Mandela in 1997, is

South Africa signs bilateral agreement establishing diplomatic relations with Bangladesh.

Five Somali employees of Cable News Network are killed and four wounded in clan fighting.

Winnie Mandela resigns from the Executive of both the ANC and the Organisation’s Women’s League.

Allister Mackintosh, pilot and ‘father’ of SA aviation is born in Schombeni, Swaziland.

Ten commuters die in a train attack in Katlehong, East Rand.

The Appeal Court in Bloemfontein grants the &quot;Upington 14&quot; leave to appeal against their death sentences.

Fresh detention orders are issued for seven opponents of the South African Government freed by a court on Friday. The seven, in

Balthazar Johannes Vorster, Prime Minister of South Africa and leader of the National Party from 1966 to 1978 and State Preside

The President of the Senate, Marais Viljoen, opening the 1976 Session of the Coloured Persons’ Representative Council, announce

Portugal recognises the independence of Guinea-Bissau, under the leadership of Luiz Cabral.

Portugal recognises the independence of Guinea-Bissau, under the leadership of Luiz Cabral.

The Minister of Defence states that South Africa will provide bases and communication facilities to the maritime forces of West

The Minister of Defence states that South Africa will provide bases and communication facilities to the maritime forces of West

Speaking at a special news conference the Rhodesian Prime Minister, Ian Smith, welcomes the participation of the South African

At the opening of the Malawi Congress Party’s (MCP’s) annual congress at Mzuzu, President Banda announces that formal diplomati

At the opening of the Malawi Congress Party’s (MCP’s) annual congress at Mzuzu, President Banda announces that formal diplomati

Dr. Verwoerd is buried in Hero’s Acre, Pretoria. A crowd of some 250,000 people watches the mile-long cortege on its three-mile

Regulations covering the detention of 180-days detainees held as witnesses are published in the Government Gazette.

Foreign ministers of Organisation of African Unity approve plan to end rebellion and political strife in Congo.

Foreign ministers of Organisation of African Unity approve plan to end rebellion and political strife in Congo.

Jomo Kenyatta returns to Kenya from exile, during which he has been elected president of the Kenya National African Union.

Running barefoot, Ethiopian Abebe Bikila wins the Rome Olympic marathon.

Jomo Kenyatta returns to Kenya from exile, during which he has been elected president of the Kenya National African Union.

Anti-apartheid cleric, Bishop Ambrose Reeves, returns to South Africa and is deported.

Anti-apartheid cleric, Bishop Ambrose Reeves, returns to South Africa and is deported.

A twelve-second earthquake kills 1,460 in Orleansville, Algeria. A week later another quake topples the few remaining buildings

Eighty-three German war orphans arrive in Pretoria. The prime minister, Dr D.F. Malan and his wife adopt a girl.

The Appeal Court in Bloemfontein grants the "Upington 14" leave to appeal against their death sentences.