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It is announced that Prof. Bakabigny Keita spent eleven days on the road walking 500 km from Bakouroufata, in the western Kayes

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Delegates from more than 160 countries attend the weeklong third United Nations-sponsored World Conference Against Racism (31 A

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Prof. Gerhard Johannes Beukes, Afrikaans expert in literature and dramatist, dies in Bloemfontein.

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An explosion in a market in Algiers, Algeria kills at least seventeen people and wounds approximately 60.

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The United States closes its embassies in Ghana and Togo indefinitely because of security threats.

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Lady Diana Spencer, the former wife of Charles, Prince of Wales, is killed with her companion Dodi Fayed in a car accident in P

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A car bomb explodes in a crowded square outside Algeria’s national police headquarters, killing 10 and injuring 15.

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SA signs bilateral air transport agreement with Hungary.

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Multilateral agreement between the governments of Ciskei, South Africa, Transkei and Venda on the cross-border transportation o

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Multilateral agreement between the governments of Ciskei, South Africa, Transkei and Venda on the cross-border transportation o

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SA signs agreement with Mozambique concerning fishing matters.

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Soweto agrees to pay rent. (Wessels, E and Weinberg, S. (1990). “Soweto agrees to pay its rent – but power cuts loom weekly.

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The Natal Congress of the National Party unanimously approved a call by the party leadership to &quot;make membership of the Na

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Police seize documents and videos from the home of the general secretary of the Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU)

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The International Olympic Committee (IOC) passed a resolution barring any athlete from the Olympics who competes in South Afric

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Five days before the Whites only general election South Africans all over the country organise a defiance campaign against the

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Nelson Mandela is transferred from Tygerberg Hospital, where he received treatment for tuberculosis.

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The South African Council of Churches (SACC) headquarters, Khotso House, is damaged by a bomb blast and nineteen people are inj

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International Student Conference in Solidarity with the Struggle of the Students of Southern Africa, London, starts.

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KaNgwane is proclaimed a self-governing territory.

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Jacobus Pieter Verster, chief of the South African Air Force (1967-1975), dies in Pretoria.

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The US vetoes a UN Security Council resolution criticising South Africa for raids in Angola.

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P.W. Botha becomes the first South African Prime Minister to visit Soweto. His visit includes talks with the Soweto Community C

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Jomo Kenyatta, first president of Kenya, is buried in Nairobi.

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The administration of Walvis Bay is again handed to the Cape Province.

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Ian Smith, espousing racial segregation, wins the Rhodesian general election with 80 percent of the overwhelmingly White electo

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Thomas Patrick Murray, trade unionist, dies in Johannesburg.

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The state of emergency is lifted. 10,500 opponents of the Government are still being detained.

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A UN brokered cease-fire for the Gaza border dispute with Israel is accepted by Egypt.

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World War 2: The British army under General Bernard Law Montgomery defeats Field Marshal Erwin Rommel’s Afrika Korps in the Bat

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It is announced that Prof. Bakabigny Keita spent eleven days on the road walking 500 km from Bakouroufata, in the western Kayes

Delegates from more than 160 countries attend the weeklong third United Nations-sponsored World Conference Against Racism (31 A

Prof. Gerhard Johannes Beukes, Afrikaans expert in literature and dramatist, dies in Bloemfontein.

An explosion in a market in Algiers, Algeria kills at least seventeen people and wounds approximately 60.

The United States closes its embassies in Ghana and Togo indefinitely because of security threats.

Lady Diana Spencer, the former wife of Charles, Prince of Wales, is killed with her companion Dodi Fayed in a car accident in P

A car bomb explodes in a crowded square outside Algeria’s national police headquarters, killing 10 and injuring 15.

SA signs bilateral air transport agreement with Hungary.

Multilateral agreement between the governments of Ciskei, South Africa, Transkei and Venda on the cross-border transportation o

Multilateral agreement between the governments of Ciskei, South Africa, Transkei and Venda on the cross-border transportation o

SA signs agreement with Mozambique concerning fishing matters.

Soweto agrees to pay rent. (Wessels, E and Weinberg, S. (1990). “Soweto agrees to pay its rent – but power cuts loom weekly.

The Natal Congress of the National Party unanimously approved a call by the party leadership to &amp;quot;make membership of the Na

Police seize documents and videos from the home of the general secretary of the Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU)

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) passed a resolution barring any athlete from the Olympics who competes in South Afric

Five days before the Whites only general election South Africans all over the country organise a defiance campaign against the

Nelson Mandela is transferred from Tygerberg Hospital, where he received treatment for tuberculosis.

The South African Council of Churches (SACC) headquarters, Khotso House, is damaged by a bomb blast and nineteen people are inj

International Student Conference in Solidarity with the Struggle of the Students of Southern Africa, London, starts.

KaNgwane is proclaimed a self-governing territory.

Jacobus Pieter Verster, chief of the South African Air Force (1967-1975), dies in Pretoria.

The US vetoes a UN Security Council resolution criticising South Africa for raids in Angola.

P.W. Botha becomes the first South African Prime Minister to visit Soweto. His visit includes talks with the Soweto Community C

Jomo Kenyatta, first president of Kenya, is buried in Nairobi.

The administration of Walvis Bay is again handed to the Cape Province.

Ian Smith, espousing racial segregation, wins the Rhodesian general election with 80 percent of the overwhelmingly White electo

Thomas Patrick Murray, trade unionist, dies in Johannesburg.

The state of emergency is lifted. 10,500 opponents of the Government are still being detained.

A UN brokered cease-fire for the Gaza border dispute with Israel is accepted by Egypt.

World War 2: The British army under General Bernard Law Montgomery defeats Field Marshal Erwin Rommel’s Afrika Korps in the Bat

The Natal Congress of the National Party unanimously approved a call by the party leadership to "make membership of the Na