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The South African government informs the United Nations Secretary-General that it is unable to agree to a visit by the group of

… the United Nations Secretary-General that it is unable to agree to a visit by the group of …

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The number of men required for military training in 1964 is to increase by 60%, i.e. from 10,368 to 16,537.

… The number of men required for military training in 1964 is to increase by 60%, i.e. from 10,368 to 16,537. …

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Zulu king Dingane cedes &quot;the place called Port Natal together with all the land annexed from the sea to the north&quot; to

… Port Natal together with all the land annexed from the sea to the north" to …

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Natal Indian Congress (NIC) sends a cable to the government of India, urging an appeal to the United Nations on behalf of the I

… Natal Indian Congress (NIC) sends a cable to the government of India, urging an appeal to the United Nations on behalf of the I …

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Two young lions are dispatched from Cape Town to Ceylon as a gift to the King of Kandy. http://www.news24.com

… Two young lions are dispatched from Cape Town to Ceylon as a gift to the King of Kandy. http://www.news24.com …

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Abram (Bram) Fischer is sentenced to life imprisonment on the charge of conspiracy with the ANC and Umkhonto we Sizwe to commit

… a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, Westport: Greenwood. … Abram (Bram) Fischer is sentenced to life imprisonment on the charge of conspiracy with the ANC and Umkhonto we Sizwe to commit …

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A section of railway line is blown up near Hoedspruit, Northern Transvaal, in what is believed to be an ANC attack to coincide

… near Hoedspruit, Northern Transvaal, in what is believed to be an ANC attack to coincide …

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Sierra Leone rebels seize peacekeepers from Zambia, raising to more than 300 the number of UN personnel they are believed to be

… Sierra Leone rebels seize peacekeepers from Zambia, raising to more than 300 the number of UN personnel they are believed to be …

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News24 reports that Iraq is the most dangerous place to be a journalist, followed by Cuba and Zimbabwe, according to the Commit

… News24 reports that Iraq is the most dangerous place to be a journalist, followed by Cuba and Zimbabwe, according to the Commit …

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104 miners are crushed to death when an elevator carrying gold miners plunges to the bottom of a Vaal Reef mineshaft near Orkne

… 104 miners are crushed to death when an elevator carrying gold miners plunges to the bottom of a Vaal Reef mineshaft near Orkne …

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The first company to be indicted under the US Anti-Apartheid Act pleads guilty to importing four used jet-aircraft engines from

… The first company to be indicted under the US Anti-Apartheid Act pleads guilty to importing four used jet-aircraft engines from …

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At a public meeting in Rustenburg, Pres. Kruger reaffirms his intention to revise the Franchise Act of the ZAR and to make cert

… in Rustenburg, Pres. Kruger reaffirms his intention to revise the Franchise Act of the ZAR and to make cert …

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The British ship Fairholine, en route from Calcutta to New York, runs ashore to the east of Buffels Bay, Cape south coast.

… The British ship Fairholine, en route from Calcutta to New York, runs ashore to the east of Buffels Bay, Cape south coast. …

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The UN’s High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR) has predicted that 1,200,000 people in Ethiopia are about to starve to death.

… has predicted that 1,200,000 people in Ethiopia are about to starve to death. …

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Henry Warden orders the British troops to be moved from Philippolis to Bloemfontein, the farm about which he has written the pr

… Henry Warden orders the British troops to be moved from Philippolis to Bloemfontein, the farm about which he has written the pr …

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South Africa is to expand its military call-up to include all White men aged between seventeen and sixty-five, almost doubling

… a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, Westport: Greenwood. … South Africa is to expand its military call-up to include all White men aged between seventeen and …

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Dr David Livingstone, SA explorer and missionary, generally accepted to be the first White man to see the Victoria Falls is bor

… SA explorer and missionary, generally accepted to be the first White man to see the Victoria Falls is bor …

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The ANC decides not to hold talks with the South African government scheduled for 11 April, due to the killing of defenceless d

… a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, Westport: Greenwood. … The ANC decides not to hold talks with the South African government scheduled for 11 April, due to the killing of defenceless d …

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The South African government informs the United Nations Secretary-General that it is unable to agree to a visit by the group of

The number of men required for military training in 1964 is to increase by 60%, i.e. from 10,368 to 16,537.

Zulu king Dingane cedes &amp;quot;the place called Port Natal together with all the land annexed from the sea to the north&amp;quot; to

Natal Indian Congress (NIC) sends a cable to the government of India, urging an appeal to the United Nations on behalf of the I

Two young lions are dispatched from Cape Town to Ceylon as a gift to the King of Kandy. http://www.news24.com

Abram (Bram) Fischer is sentenced to life imprisonment on the charge of conspiracy with the ANC and Umkhonto we Sizwe to commit

A section of railway line is blown up near Hoedspruit, Northern Transvaal, in what is believed to be an ANC attack to coincide

Sierra Leone rebels seize peacekeepers from Zambia, raising to more than 300 the number of UN personnel they are believed to be

News24 reports that Iraq is the most dangerous place to be a journalist, followed by Cuba and Zimbabwe, according to the Commit

104 miners are crushed to death when an elevator carrying gold miners plunges to the bottom of a Vaal Reef mineshaft near Orkne

The first company to be indicted under the US Anti-Apartheid Act pleads guilty to importing four used jet-aircraft engines from

At a public meeting in Rustenburg, Pres. Kruger reaffirms his intention to revise the Franchise Act of the ZAR and to make cert

The British ship Fairholine, en route from Calcutta to New York, runs ashore to the east of Buffels Bay, Cape south coast.

The UN’s High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR) has predicted that 1,200,000 people in Ethiopia are about to starve to death.

Henry Warden orders the British troops to be moved from Philippolis to Bloemfontein, the farm about which he has written the pr

South Africa is to expand its military call-up to include all White men aged between seventeen and sixty-five, almost doubling

Dr David Livingstone, SA explorer and missionary, generally accepted to be the first White man to see the Victoria Falls is bor

The ANC decides not to hold talks with the South African government scheduled for 11 April, due to the killing of defenceless d

Circular letter from A.K. Essack to members of the Unity Movement

Address by ANC Deputy President to SACP 8th National Congress

Letter from D Nokwe, Secretary-General, to Minister of Home Affairs, Botswana

Development of twenty six million Rand Black Glenmore township to begin

The SACP says : no to the selling of the peoples assets

Statement of the United Democratic Front General Secretary to the AGM

Open letter to Archbishop Hurley, President of the Catholic Bishops Conference

A comment on the F W de Klerk address to Parliament on 2 February 1990

This is the time: time to end apartheid, time for peace

The Black Sash Durban Advice Office: Report to National Conference 1975

Will water users allow the Rand Water Board to do this ...

Letter from the Secretary of SASO to the President of NUSAS

Zulu king Dingane cedes "the place called Port Natal together with all the land annexed from the sea to the north" to