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Natal votes for the creation of the

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Anglo-Boer War 2: The two-day Battle of Diamond Hill or Donkerhoek, started on the previous day, ends when darkness sets in a

This day in history

Anglo-Boer War 2: Pres. Steyn issues a proclamation refuting Lord Robert’s annexation proclamations. He points out that t

This day in history

Anglo-Boer War 2: Gen. Redvers Henry Buller occupies Volksrust after a victory at Allemansnek.

This day in history

Anti-foreign riots break out in Alexandria, Egypt.

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Adolphe Mabille, Swiss missionary in Basutoland (Lesotho) and compiler of a Sotho-English glossary which he expanded and still

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World Day Against Child Labour.

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An explosion shooks the Kenyan capital Nairobi, sending shards of glass spewing outside a downtown restaurant, killing at least

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British Chancellor of the Exchequer Gordon Brown announces the debt write-off of some $40bn (€33bn) in multilateral debt in L

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Zimbabwe’s high court dismisses the first of the opposition’s appeals against President Robert Mugabe’s 2002 re-election.

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A coup attempt in DR Congo by renegade soldiers from the presidential guard is thwarted.

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Nearly sixty small arms are stolen from the magazine of a police unit in the Cape.

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In Cape Town SA gains a victory of 27-9 against the English rugby team, thereby sharing the series.

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Julayi Hlekiso, chairperson of the Transport and General Workers Union, is shot at point blank range outside his office in Umta

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The Convention on Biological Diversity, to which SA is a party, is signed in Rio de Janeiro.

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SA signs protocol with Italy on the establishment of a joint working group for trilateral development co-operation in Southern

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The Red Sea port of Assab, Ethiopia, and the country’s capital, Addis Ababa, 400 miles away, are linked with the re-opening of

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Australian Foreign Minister arrives in SA for a week’s visit.

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The British Anti-Apartheid Movement (BAAM) holds an 11-hour rock concert at Wembley Stadium in London to pay tribute to Nelson

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Lesotho and South Africa decide to establish a consultative committee to resolve misunderstandings arising from the movement of

This day in history

Stellenbosch University announces that it is to open its doors to Black, Coloured and Asian students for all post-graduate degr

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It is announced that Security Police have arrested the leader of the Soweto Students’ Representative Council

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For the second time René de Villiers, member of parliament for Parktown, draws the attention of Deputy Minister of Bantu

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The recently appointed deputy minister of &quot;Bantu Education&quot;, Andries Treurnicht, rejects the applications by five Sow

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Minister of the Interior Theo Gerdener, indicates that the Public Service Commission will make a comprehensive study to create

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The US presence in Libya ends as the last detachment leaves Wheelus Air Base.

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The UN negotiates a ceasefire between Israel and the defeated Egypt, Syria and Jordan, ending the Six-Day War, with Israel occu

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Natal votes for the creation of the

Anglo-Boer War 2: The two-day Battle of Diamond Hill or Donkerhoek, started on the previous day, ends when darkness sets in a

Anglo-Boer War 2: Pres. Steyn issues a proclamation refuting Lord Robert’s annexation proclamations. He points out that t

Anglo-Boer War 2: Gen. Redvers Henry Buller occupies Volksrust after a victory at Allemansnek.

Anti-foreign riots break out in Alexandria, Egypt.

Adolphe Mabille, Swiss missionary in Basutoland (Lesotho) and compiler of a Sotho-English glossary which he expanded and still

World Day Against Child Labour.

An explosion shooks the Kenyan capital Nairobi, sending shards of glass spewing outside a downtown restaurant, killing at least

British Chancellor of the Exchequer Gordon Brown announces the debt write-off of some $40bn (€33bn) in multilateral debt in L

Zimbabwe’s high court dismisses the first of the opposition’s appeals against President Robert Mugabe’s 2002 re-election.

A coup attempt in DR Congo by renegade soldiers from the presidential guard is thwarted.

Nearly sixty small arms are stolen from the magazine of a police unit in the Cape.

In Cape Town SA gains a victory of 27-9 against the English rugby team, thereby sharing the series.

Julayi Hlekiso, chairperson of the Transport and General Workers Union, is shot at point blank range outside his office in Umta

The Convention on Biological Diversity, to which SA is a party, is signed in Rio de Janeiro.

SA signs protocol with Italy on the establishment of a joint working group for trilateral development co-operation in Southern

The Red Sea port of Assab, Ethiopia, and the country’s capital, Addis Ababa, 400 miles away, are linked with the re-opening of

Australian Foreign Minister arrives in SA for a week’s visit.

The British Anti-Apartheid Movement (BAAM) holds an 11-hour rock concert at Wembley Stadium in London to pay tribute to Nelson

The year old State of Emergency is renewed.

Security Laws Amendment Act No 13 commences.

President P.W. Botha has an audience with Pope John Paul II.

Lesotho and South Africa decide to establish a consultative committee to resolve misunderstandings arising from the movement of

Stellenbosch University announces that it is to open its doors to Black, Coloured and Asian students for all post-graduate degr

It is announced that Security Police have arrested the leader of the Soweto Students’ Representative Council

For the second time René de Villiers, member of parliament for Parktown, draws the attention of Deputy Minister of Bantu

The recently appointed deputy minister of &amp;quot;Bantu Education&amp;quot;, Andries Treurnicht, rejects the applications by five Sow

Minister of the Interior Theo Gerdener, indicates that the Public Service Commission will make a comprehensive study to create

The US presence in Libya ends as the last detachment leaves Wheelus Air Base.

The UN negotiates a ceasefire between Israel and the defeated Egypt, Syria and Jordan, ending the Six-Day War, with Israel occu

The recently appointed deputy minister of "Bantu Education", Andries Treurnicht, rejects the applications by five Sow