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Mercenary coup in Comoros gives up power after twenty-one days. The mercenary leader and ex-presidential bodyguard, Bob Denard,

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The desegregation of the central business district (CBD) of Carletonville is published, despite the Conservative Party (CP)cont

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Beji Oliphant (25) is shot by police in Klerksdorp while allegedly attempting to escape.

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Ebrahim Ebrahim, ANC member, is abducted from Swaziland. He was tried and convicted in SA.

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Five people, under whom three children, are killed and five injured in a landmine explosion at Chatsworth, near Messina, Northe

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Ruben Xulu, SA artist, dies in Marian Hill, Natal.

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An explosion occurs at the offices of the Department of Foreign Affairs, Market Street, Johannesburg, injuring seven people. It

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Spain reopens the border with Gibraltar.

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The SADF discharges Mr Yeats, conscientious objector, ‘with ignominy’ after he has served thirty-five days of solitary confinem

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The South African Institute of Race Relations reports that 433 people are known to be still in custody.

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The British Trade Union Congress (TUC) publishes a report on Black labour conditions. Among the major recommendations it advoca

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The General Assembly strongly disapproves SA policy of Apartheid and requests the Secretary-General to establish a United Natio

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Sisulu’s appeal is dismissed by the Transvaal section of the Supreme Court. He must serve his six year prison sentence.

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Anthony James (Tony) Leon, leader of the Democratic Alliance, is born in Durban. encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com

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Ernst Berthold Grosskopf (61), SA journalist and author, dies in Cape Town.

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Hendrik Goosen, captain of the fishing boat Nerine, catches a coelacanth near East London.

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General Jan Kemp, acting SA minister of defence, announces during the Voortrekkereeufees festivities that Robertshoogte in Pret

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Prof. Benedictus Kok, rector (1967) and chancellor (1976) of the University of the Orange Free State, is born.

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Anglo-Boer War 2: The British under General Redvers Buller make a frontal attack in the Battle of Colenso aimed at relieving th

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Dr John Daniël Kestell (Vader Kestell), moderator of the DRC synod, editor of Die Kerkbode, and rector of Grey University Coll

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The Slagtersnek rebels are tried in the Uithenhage landdros court. One is reprieved by Lord Charles Somerset, the other, Cornel

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Dr Johannes Theodorus van der Kemp (64), controversial missionary and physician in the Eastern Cape, dies in Cape Town.

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Vlermuisklip near Vredendal on the West Coast is used as stay-over for the first time by Pieter Everaerts and his group on an e

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According the Safety and Security Minister , replies to a parliamentary question posed by the Democratic Alliance, that 1&nbsp

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Convicted robber and “people’s poet”, appears in the Johannesburg magistrate’s court for allegedly assaulting his wife

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The ruling African National Congress sacks its chief whip Mbulelo Goniwe , after finding him guilty of sexually harassing a pa

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A ferry carrying 200 passengers capsizes near the coastal town of Robersport in Northwest Liberia

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Clarence Mlokoti, a founder member of Kaizer Chiefs, is shot dead by hijackers when they try to take his car.

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Balancing bundles of food and clothing on their heads, Rwandan refugees who previously refused to return home begin re-entering

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SA signs agreement with the UN and the Commission of the European Union concerning the legal status, privileges and immunities

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Mercenary coup in Comoros gives up power after twenty-one days. The mercenary leader and ex-presidential bodyguard, Bob Denard,

The desegregation of the central business district (CBD) of Carletonville is published, despite the Conservative Party (CP)cont

Beji Oliphant (25) is shot by police in Klerksdorp while allegedly attempting to escape.

Ebrahim Ebrahim, ANC member, is abducted from Swaziland. He was tried and convicted in SA.

Five people, under whom three children, are killed and five injured in a landmine explosion at Chatsworth, near Messina, Northe

Ruben Xulu, SA artist, dies in Marian Hill, Natal.

An explosion occurs at the offices of the Department of Foreign Affairs, Market Street, Johannesburg, injuring seven people. It

Spain reopens the border with Gibraltar.

The SADF discharges Mr Yeats, conscientious objector, ‘with ignominy’ after he has served thirty-five days of solitary confinem

The South African Institute of Race Relations reports that 433 people are known to be still in custody.

The British Trade Union Congress (TUC) publishes a report on Black labour conditions. Among the major recommendations it advoca

The General Assembly strongly disapproves SA policy of Apartheid and requests the Secretary-General to establish a United Natio

Sisulu’s appeal is dismissed by the Transvaal section of the Supreme Court. He must serve his six year prison sentence.

Anthony James (Tony) Leon, leader of the Democratic Alliance, is born in Durban. encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com

Ernst Berthold Grosskopf (61), SA journalist and author, dies in Cape Town.

Hendrik Goosen, captain of the fishing boat Nerine, catches a coelacanth near East London.

General Jan Kemp, acting SA minister of defence, announces during the Voortrekkereeufees festivities that Robertshoogte in Pret

Prof. Benedictus Kok, rector (1967) and chancellor (1976) of the University of the Orange Free State, is born.

Anglo-Boer War 2: The British under General Redvers Buller make a frontal attack in the Battle of Colenso aimed at relieving th

Dr John Daniël Kestell (Vader Kestell), moderator of the DRC synod, editor of Die Kerkbode, and rector of Grey University Coll

The Slagtersnek rebels are tried in the Uithenhage landdros court. One is reprieved by Lord Charles Somerset, the other, Cornel

Dr Johannes Theodorus van der Kemp (64), controversial missionary and physician in the Eastern Cape, dies in Cape Town.

Vlermuisklip near Vredendal on the West Coast is used as stay-over for the first time by Pieter Everaerts and his group on an e

According the Safety and Security Minister , replies to a parliamentary question posed by the Democratic Alliance, that 1&amp;nbsp

Convicted robber and “people’s poet”, appears in the Johannesburg magistrate’s court for allegedly assaulting his wife

The ruling African National Congress sacks its chief whip Mbulelo Goniwe , after finding him guilty of sexually harassing a pa

A ferry carrying 200 passengers capsizes near the coastal town of Robersport in Northwest Liberia

Clarence Mlokoti, a founder member of Kaizer Chiefs, is shot dead by hijackers when they try to take his car.

Balancing bundles of food and clothing on their heads, Rwandan refugees who previously refused to return home begin re-entering

SA signs agreement with the UN and the Commission of the European Union concerning the legal status, privileges and immunities

According the Safety and Security Minister , replies to a parliamentary question posed by the Democratic Alliance, that 1&nbsp