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Eighteen people, mostly children, die in an attack on a school bus in Rwanda.

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European Union members meeting in Florence, Italy, fail to agree on a plan to fight high unemployment in Europe and oppose US e

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Violence continued in Kwazulu-Natal. Thirty-seven murdered are reported on 22-23 June and fourteen on 24 June. The victims incl

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South Africa signs agreement upgrading existing diplomatic relations with Botswana.

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The UN resumes food distribution in Mogadishu, Somalia, ten days after fighting between UN troops and those of warlord Mohammed

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Lizzy Makhathini (62) and Nhlanhla Mbatha (36), members of the ANC Women’s League, are killed at Ms Makhathini’s home, Umlazi,

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George Gwala disappears since dropped off at a taxi rank by police after taken from place of employment by them in order to hel

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Nelson Mandela addresses the United Nations Special Committee against Apartheid in New York, saying that nothing, which has hap

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Offices of the Minister of National (Black) Education, Stoffel van der Merwe, and that of Deputy Constitutional Development Min

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União Nacional para a Independência Total de Angola (UNITA, National Union for the Total Independence of Angola) rebels and A

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Business Day reports that SA is about to test an intermediate range ballistic missile capable of carrying nuclear warheads.

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A bomb blast in a Johannesburg video-game arcade kills an unborn baby and injures ten people.

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The International Labour Organisation, meeting for its annual conference in Geneva, calls for international sanctions against S

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Helena Dorothea Strauss, singer, choir director and music teacher, dies in Pretoria.

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SA signs amendment to multilateral treaty on endangered species of flora and fauna.

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The Advocate-General Bill is passed in amended form despite PFP opposition.

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The SA rugby team loses the second test against the British Lions 9-28 in Pretoria.

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Esther Franks, physician and first woman ophthalmic surgeon to practise in SA, dies in Pretoria. She was a pioneer in the fight

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A Pretoria court rules that the former leader of the banned PAC, Robert Sobukwe, will not be allowed to use his exit permit (gr

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The match between the SA rugby team and the British Lions ends in a tie, with both sides scoring 6 points in Port Elizabeth.

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SA signs treaty with Norway on a scientific project.

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Meyrick Pringle, SA cricket player, is born.

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A spokesman for the World Council of Churches says in Geneva that the government has refused permission for Bishop Zulu to atte

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SA signs treaty with Great Britain on the introduction of a system of levies for certain cereals and related products.

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The Government of India requested that the question of the treatment of Indians in the Union of South Africa be included in the

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Speaking at a prayer meeting in New Delhi, Mahatma Gandhi calls on the South African government to stop the hooliganism of Whit

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Under leadership of Dr Abel Coetzee, the Genootskap vir Afrikaanse Volkskunde is established in Johannesburg. Its aim was t

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About 10 000 Afrikaner women, led by Mrs H.C. Steyn, march to the Union Buildings to protest about the South African involvemen

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World War II: France surrenders to Germany eight days after the German forces invaded the country.

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Bambata Rebellion: Sigananda, one of the leaders of the rebellion, dies in the jail at Nkandla at midnight.

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Eighteen people, mostly children, die in an attack on a school bus in Rwanda.

European Union members meeting in Florence, Italy, fail to agree on a plan to fight high unemployment in Europe and oppose US e

Violence continued in Kwazulu-Natal. Thirty-seven murdered are reported on 22-23 June and fourteen on 24 June. The victims incl

South Africa signs agreement upgrading existing diplomatic relations with Botswana.

The UN resumes food distribution in Mogadishu, Somalia, ten days after fighting between UN troops and those of warlord Mohammed

Lizzy Makhathini (62) and Nhlanhla Mbatha (36), members of the ANC Women’s League, are killed at Ms Makhathini’s home, Umlazi,

George Gwala disappears since dropped off at a taxi rank by police after taken from place of employment by them in order to hel

Nelson Mandela addresses the United Nations Special Committee against Apartheid in New York, saying that nothing, which has hap

Offices of the Minister of National (Black) Education, Stoffel van der Merwe, and that of Deputy Constitutional Development Min

União Nacional para a Independência Total de Angola (UNITA, National Union for the Total Independence of Angola) rebels and A

Business Day reports that SA is about to test an intermediate range ballistic missile capable of carrying nuclear warheads.

A bomb blast in a Johannesburg video-game arcade kills an unborn baby and injures ten people.

The International Labour Organisation, meeting for its annual conference in Geneva, calls for international sanctions against S

Helena Dorothea Strauss, singer, choir director and music teacher, dies in Pretoria.

SA signs amendment to multilateral treaty on endangered species of flora and fauna.

The Advocate-General Bill is passed in amended form despite PFP opposition.

The SA rugby team loses the second test against the British Lions 9-28 in Pretoria.

Esther Franks, physician and first woman ophthalmic surgeon to practise in SA, dies in Pretoria. She was a pioneer in the fight

A Pretoria court rules that the former leader of the banned PAC, Robert Sobukwe, will not be allowed to use his exit permit (gr

The match between the SA rugby team and the British Lions ends in a tie, with both sides scoring 6 points in Port Elizabeth.

SA signs treaty with Norway on a scientific project.

Meyrick Pringle, SA cricket player, is born.

A spokesman for the World Council of Churches says in Geneva that the government has refused permission for Bishop Zulu to atte

SA signs treaty with Great Britain on the introduction of a system of levies for certain cereals and related products.

The Government of India requested that the question of the treatment of Indians in the Union of South Africa be included in the

Speaking at a prayer meeting in New Delhi, Mahatma Gandhi calls on the South African government to stop the hooliganism of Whit

Under leadership of Dr Abel Coetzee, the Genootskap vir Afrikaanse Volkskunde is established in Johannesburg. Its aim was t

About 10 000 Afrikaner women, led by Mrs H.C. Steyn, march to the Union Buildings to protest about the South African involvemen

World War II: France surrenders to Germany eight days after the German forces invaded the country.

Bambata Rebellion: Sigananda, one of the leaders of the rebellion, dies in the jail at Nkandla at midnight.