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At the meetings of Council of Ministers of the OAU, dialogue with South Africa is firmly rejected.

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General Nasser, president of Egypt, announces a plan to protect the ancient temples at Abu Simbel by moving them to a nearby si

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The short-lived Federation of Mali and Senegal becomes independent of France.

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Dumisani Abraham Mabaso, SA artist, is born in Soweto. From childhood until 1974 he received art education at the YWCA (Young

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Walter Sisulu attends the annual conference of the ANC branch of the Cape Province at Uitenhage. Sisulu officiates as secretary

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Sam Kahn announces in Parliament that the Communist Party of South African has disbanded. The announcement is made a few days b

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Agreement is reached on frontier between Sudan and Libya.

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Anglo-Boer War 2: The British execute P.W. Kloppert, a Cape rebel, by hanging. Cloete claimed that he was not a rebel because

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Barend Bartholomeus Keet, one of the first five translators of the Bible in Afrikaans, is born in Alice, Eastern Cape.

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The Rev. S.J. du Toit establishes the Afrikanerbond in Paarl to encourage political awareness amongst Afrikaners.

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Princess Alexandrina Victoria aged 18, becomes Queen Victoria of Great Britain and Ireland following the death of her uncle, Ki

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Hieronymus Cruse (57), German born explorer and soldier in the service of the Dutch East India Company, who led several barter

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Villages across Rwanda begin convening traditional gacaca, or &quot;grass&quot; courts, to try suspects in the country’s 1994 g

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A U.N. fuel barge sails into Kisangani reopening the Congo River after war severed the African nation’s most important transpor

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The rugby team of SA beats Italy 101-0 on King’s Park, Durban.

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The Truth and Reconciliation Commission refuses to accede to the NP demands and calls instead for urgent talks in order to reso

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Cuban Foreign Minister Roberto Rubaina says his visit to South Africa will pave the way for an extended state visit by Cuban Pr

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Vusimuzi Mabaso, Thabani Memela and Mazwi Mkize, ANC supporters, are shot dead in Umlazi, Natal.

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Sbu Pitiyasi Mnguni, ANC member, is shot dead by a group of gunmen in Malukazi, Natal.

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The Goldstone Commission recommends that the 32nd Battalion &quot;should not again be used for peacekeeping duties anywhere in

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Mziwonke ‘Pro’ Jack, ANC, is gunned down near his home in Cape Town.

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Norway announces its plans to open an embassy in Pretoria later this year.

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Mr. Farah (UN representative) stresses, at a press conference in Pretoria, the need for a series of confidence-building measure

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SA signs trade agreement with the government of the Republic of Malawi.

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Joseph Mothopeng, allegedly ANC, is abducted, escaped and shot dead the same day.

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J.T. Kruger, former Minister of Justice, Police and Prisons, is elected President of the Senate on the nomination of P.W. Botha

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The Council and Senate of the Goudstad College of Education are constituted.

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The Government Gazette announces that 123 persons have been banned as a result of the June 16 revolt. The minister of police im

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SA signs multilateral treaty on the civil liability for oil pollution damage.

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Lennox Sebe is appointed general and economic advisor to the Ciskei Cabinet.

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At the meetings of Council of Ministers of the OAU, dialogue with South Africa is firmly rejected.

General Nasser, president of Egypt, announces a plan to protect the ancient temples at Abu Simbel by moving them to a nearby si

The short-lived Federation of Mali and Senegal becomes independent of France.

Dumisani Abraham Mabaso, SA artist, is born in Soweto. From childhood until 1974 he received art education at the YWCA (Young

Walter Sisulu attends the annual conference of the ANC branch of the Cape Province at Uitenhage. Sisulu officiates as secretary

Sam Kahn announces in Parliament that the Communist Party of South African has disbanded. The announcement is made a few days b

Agreement is reached on frontier between Sudan and Libya.

Anglo-Boer War 2: The British execute P.W. Kloppert, a Cape rebel, by hanging. Cloete claimed that he was not a rebel because

Barend Bartholomeus Keet, one of the first five translators of the Bible in Afrikaans, is born in Alice, Eastern Cape.

The Rev. S.J. du Toit establishes the Afrikanerbond in Paarl to encourage political awareness amongst Afrikaners.

Princess Alexandrina Victoria aged 18, becomes Queen Victoria of Great Britain and Ireland following the death of her uncle, Ki

Hieronymus Cruse (57), German born explorer and soldier in the service of the Dutch East India Company, who led several barter

Villages across Rwanda begin convening traditional gacaca, or &amp;quot;grass&amp;quot; courts, to try suspects in the country’s 1994 g

A U.N. fuel barge sails into Kisangani reopening the Congo River after war severed the African nation’s most important transpor

The rugby team of SA beats Italy 101-0 on King’s Park, Durban.

The Truth and Reconciliation Commission refuses to accede to the NP demands and calls instead for urgent talks in order to reso

Cuban Foreign Minister Roberto Rubaina says his visit to South Africa will pave the way for an extended state visit by Cuban Pr

Vusimuzi Mabaso, Thabani Memela and Mazwi Mkize, ANC supporters, are shot dead in Umlazi, Natal.

Sbu Pitiyasi Mnguni, ANC member, is shot dead by a group of gunmen in Malukazi, Natal.

The Goldstone Commission recommends that the 32nd Battalion &amp;quot;should not again be used for peacekeeping duties anywhere in

Mziwonke ‘Pro’ Jack, ANC, is gunned down near his home in Cape Town.

Norway announces its plans to open an embassy in Pretoria later this year.

Mr. Farah (UN representative) stresses, at a press conference in Pretoria, the need for a series of confidence-building measure

SA signs trade agreement with the government of the Republic of Malawi.

Joseph Mothopeng, allegedly ANC, is abducted, escaped and shot dead the same day.

J.T. Kruger, former Minister of Justice, Police and Prisons, is elected President of the Senate on the nomination of P.W. Botha

The Council and Senate of the Goudstad College of Education are constituted.

The Government Gazette announces that 123 persons have been banned as a result of the June 16 revolt. The minister of police im

SA signs multilateral treaty on the civil liability for oil pollution damage.

Lennox Sebe is appointed general and economic advisor to the Ciskei Cabinet.

Villages across Rwanda begin convening traditional gacaca, or "grass" courts, to try suspects in the country’s 1994 g

The Goldstone Commission recommends that the 32nd Battalion "should not again be used for peacekeeping duties anywhere in