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Prime Minister Vorster announces that he will resign shortly for health reasons, but, at the request of his colleagues, he will

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Foreign Ministers of the European Communities, meeting in Brussels, adopt a code of conduct for corporations operating in South

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Foreign Ministers of the European Communities, meeting in Brussels, adopt a code of conduct for corporations operating in South

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The Prime Minister announces in Pretoria that he has decided that the House of Assembly and the four Provincial Councils should

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A seven-man delegation of Coloured leaders flies from Cape Town to Pretoria to meet the Prime Minister for discussions on the f

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Mozambique nationalists and Portugal establish a transitional government after a decade of guerrilla fighting.

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Mozambique nationalists and Portugal establish a transitional government after a decade of guerrilla fighting.

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The United States House of Representatives Judiciary Sub-Committee opens an inquiry into the South African operations of 320 Am

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The SA rugby team beats Australia 19-8 in Bloemfontein.

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The SA rugby team beats Australia 19-8 in Bloemfontein.

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Israeli tank shelling sinks three Egyptian troop-carrying boats in the Suez Canal. Israel claims the ships violated the Egyptia

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The National African Chamber of Commerce (’Nacoc’) is incorporated. During May 1969 it changed its name to the National African

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The National African Chamber of Commerce (’Nacoc’) is incorporated. During May 1969 it changed its name to the National African

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Ian Smith of Rhodesia prohibits Black opposition parties. (Wallis gives the year as 1961.)

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Ian Smith of Rhodesia prohibits Black opposition parties. (Wallis gives the year as 1961.)

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The United Nations (UN) General Assembly admits thirteen African countries and Cyprus.

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Dr Tsiame Kenneth Mopeli, chief minister of Qwaqwa, is born in Witzieshoek, OFS.

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Dr Tsiame Kenneth Mopeli, chief minister of Qwaqwa, is born in Witzieshoek, OFS.

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Excavations in Egypt uncovers the oldest surviving stone building in the world.

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Excavations in Egypt uncovers the oldest surviving stone building in the world.

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Shadrack Fuba Zibi, chief of the Mbuto (Mbuthweni) section of the Hlubi group of tribes, arrive with approximately 400 families

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WWI: A new battalion consisting of Cape Coloured men, called the Cape Corps, is established with the view of being dispatched

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WWI: A new battalion consisting of Cape Coloured men, called the Cape Corps, is established with the view of being dispatched

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General Koos de la Rey is buried in Lichtenburg, Transvaal, in a very tense atmosphere. From far and near veteran officers of

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King Edward VII signs the South African Law, providing for 121 members of parliament, of which ten ministers, in London. The So

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King Edward VII signs the South African Law, providing for 121 members of parliament, of which ten ministers, in London. The So

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Pieter Johannes Schoeman, SA author who is known for his sympathetic picturing of the Swazi, Zulu and San people, is born in Ut

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Pieter Johannes Schoeman, SA author who is known for his sympathetic picturing of the Swazi, Zulu and San people, is born in Ut

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Michael Mosoue Moerane, pianist, choirmaster and composer, is born in Gumtree, Basutoland (now Lesotho). He died in Gumtree in

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Sir George Grey, governor of the Cape Colony from 1854-1861, with the exception of a few months when he was recalled, dies in L

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Prime Minister Vorster announces that he will resign shortly for health reasons, but, at the request of his colleagues, he will

Foreign Ministers of the European Communities, meeting in Brussels, adopt a code of conduct for corporations operating in South

Foreign Ministers of the European Communities, meeting in Brussels, adopt a code of conduct for corporations operating in South

The Prime Minister announces in Pretoria that he has decided that the House of Assembly and the four Provincial Councils should

A seven-man delegation of Coloured leaders flies from Cape Town to Pretoria to meet the Prime Minister for discussions on the f

Mozambique nationalists and Portugal establish a transitional government after a decade of guerrilla fighting.

Mozambique nationalists and Portugal establish a transitional government after a decade of guerrilla fighting.

The United States House of Representatives Judiciary Sub-Committee opens an inquiry into the South African operations of 320 Am

The SA rugby team beats Australia 19-8 in Bloemfontein.

The SA rugby team beats Australia 19-8 in Bloemfontein.

Israeli tank shelling sinks three Egyptian troop-carrying boats in the Suez Canal. Israel claims the ships violated the Egyptia

The National African Chamber of Commerce (’Nacoc’) is incorporated. During May 1969 it changed its name to the National African

The National African Chamber of Commerce (’Nacoc’) is incorporated. During May 1969 it changed its name to the National African

Ian Smith of Rhodesia prohibits Black opposition parties. (Wallis gives the year as 1961.)

Ian Smith of Rhodesia prohibits Black opposition parties. (Wallis gives the year as 1961.)

The United Nations (UN) General Assembly admits thirteen African countries and Cyprus.

Dr Tsiame Kenneth Mopeli, chief minister of Qwaqwa, is born in Witzieshoek, OFS.

Dr Tsiame Kenneth Mopeli, chief minister of Qwaqwa, is born in Witzieshoek, OFS.

Excavations in Egypt uncovers the oldest surviving stone building in the world.

Excavations in Egypt uncovers the oldest surviving stone building in the world.

Shadrack Fuba Zibi, chief of the Mbuto (Mbuthweni) section of the Hlubi group of tribes, arrive with approximately 400 families

WWI: A new battalion consisting of Cape Coloured men, called the Cape Corps, is established with the view of being dispatched

WWI: A new battalion consisting of Cape Coloured men, called the Cape Corps, is established with the view of being dispatched

General Koos de la Rey is buried in Lichtenburg, Transvaal, in a very tense atmosphere. From far and near veteran officers of

King Edward VII signs the South African Law, providing for 121 members of parliament, of which ten ministers, in London. The So

King Edward VII signs the South African Law, providing for 121 members of parliament, of which ten ministers, in London. The So

Pieter Johannes Schoeman, SA author who is known for his sympathetic picturing of the Swazi, Zulu and San people, is born in Ut

Pieter Johannes Schoeman, SA author who is known for his sympathetic picturing of the Swazi, Zulu and San people, is born in Ut

Michael Mosoue Moerane, pianist, choirmaster and composer, is born in Gumtree, Basutoland (now Lesotho). He died in Gumtree in

Sir George Grey, governor of the Cape Colony from 1854-1861, with the exception of a few months when he was recalled, dies in L