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The UN Security Council declares the Congo River open again after two years and six months of war. The closure has affected foo

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Two white death sharks (Carcharodon carcharias) are noticed at Plettenberg Bay, Cape south coast, and bathing is prohibited.

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In East Africa’s worst marine disaster, a Tanzanian ferry capsizes on Lake Victoria near the western town of Mwanza. Of the est

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Bakili Muluzi is sworn in as Malawi’s first democratically elected president.

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South Africa establishes full diplomatic relations with Lesotho and the Ivory Coast.

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Ethiopia’s military strongman Mengistu Haile Mariam steps down and flies to exile in Zimbabwe after fourteen years of brutal ru

This day in history

Ethiopia’s military strongman Mengistu Haile Mariam steps down and flies to exile in Zimbabwe after fourteen years of brutal ru

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Dr Wilson Carswell, medical adviser to the government Aids unit, says about 100 000 South Africans are already infected with th

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The Government and the ANC receive the report on procedures for releasing political prisoners, which were drafted by the joint

This day in history

The Government and the ANC receive the report on procedures for releasing political prisoners, which were drafted by the joint

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The Government’s Custom and Excise office announces that South Africa’s trade surplus widened to R969 million in April from R87

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Jabu Ndlovu, his wife Jabulani, both trade unionists (NUMSA), and their daughter, are shot and burnt in an attack on their home

This day in history

Jabu Ndlovu, his wife Jabulani, both trade unionists (NUMSA), and their daughter, are shot and burnt in an attack on their home

This day in history

The Imbali (Pietermaritzburg) home of Mrs Jabu Ndlovu, a shop steward of NUMSA, is attacked

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The United States Senate votes to ban economic aid to members of the Southern African Development Co-ordination Conference (SAD

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The United States Senate votes to ban economic aid to members of the Southern African Development Co-ordination Conference (SAD

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A SADF unit is ambushed at the Cabinda oil refinery in Angola and Capt. Wynand du Toit is taken captive.

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A total of thirty-two organisations join to form the United Democratic Front (UDF) to oppose the constitutional proposals.

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A total of thirty-two organisations join to form the United Democratic Front (UDF) to oppose the constitutional proposals.

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A full bench of eleven judges of the Appeal Court upholds an appeal against a conviction under the Terrorism Act, on the ground

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The Cape Town railway line is blown up near Port Elizabeth in what is believed to be an ANC attack.

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The Cape Town railway line is blown up near Port Elizabeth in what is believed to be an ANC attack.

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Dr. Marjorie (Margaretha) Emma McKerron, educationist, dies in Grahamstown, eastern Cape. She was one of the founders of the Af

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Dr. Marjorie (Margaretha) Emma McKerron, educationist, dies in Grahamstown, eastern Cape. She was one of the founders of the Af

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Moses Mauane (Malume) Kotane, political functionary of the South African Communist Party and compositor of the communist newspa

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French and Belgian paratroopers who were flown into Kolwezi, Zaire’s main copper producing town, to rescue the 3,000 White resi

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The United States Ambassador to the United Nations, Andrew Young, pays a two-day visit to South Africa at the invitation of Har

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Parliamentary Internal Security Commission Act No 67 commences.

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The British Prime Minister, Harold Wilson, states in the House of Commons that the export license for a Westland Wasp helicopte

This day in history

The British Prime Minister, Harold Wilson, states in the House of Commons that the export license for a Westland Wasp helicopte

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The UN Security Council declares the Congo River open again after two years and six months of war. The closure has affected foo

Two white death sharks (Carcharodon carcharias) are noticed at Plettenberg Bay, Cape south coast, and bathing is prohibited.

In East Africa’s worst marine disaster, a Tanzanian ferry capsizes on Lake Victoria near the western town of Mwanza. Of the est

Bakili Muluzi is sworn in as Malawi’s first democratically elected president.

South Africa establishes full diplomatic relations with Lesotho and the Ivory Coast.

Ethiopia’s military strongman Mengistu Haile Mariam steps down and flies to exile in Zimbabwe after fourteen years of brutal ru

Ethiopia’s military strongman Mengistu Haile Mariam steps down and flies to exile in Zimbabwe after fourteen years of brutal ru

Dr Wilson Carswell, medical adviser to the government Aids unit, says about 100 000 South Africans are already infected with th

The Government and the ANC receive the report on procedures for releasing political prisoners, which were drafted by the joint

The Government and the ANC receive the report on procedures for releasing political prisoners, which were drafted by the joint

The Government’s Custom and Excise office announces that South Africa’s trade surplus widened to R969 million in April from R87

Jabu Ndlovu, his wife Jabulani, both trade unionists (NUMSA), and their daughter, are shot and burnt in an attack on their home

Jabu Ndlovu, his wife Jabulani, both trade unionists (NUMSA), and their daughter, are shot and burnt in an attack on their home

The Imbali (Pietermaritzburg) home of Mrs Jabu Ndlovu, a shop steward of NUMSA, is attacked

The United States Senate votes to ban economic aid to members of the Southern African Development Co-ordination Conference (SAD

The United States Senate votes to ban economic aid to members of the Southern African Development Co-ordination Conference (SAD

A SADF unit is ambushed at the Cabinda oil refinery in Angola and Capt. Wynand du Toit is taken captive.

A total of thirty-two organisations join to form the United Democratic Front (UDF) to oppose the constitutional proposals.

A total of thirty-two organisations join to form the United Democratic Front (UDF) to oppose the constitutional proposals.

A full bench of eleven judges of the Appeal Court upholds an appeal against a conviction under the Terrorism Act, on the ground

The Cape Town railway line is blown up near Port Elizabeth in what is believed to be an ANC attack.

The Cape Town railway line is blown up near Port Elizabeth in what is believed to be an ANC attack.

Dr. Marjorie (Margaretha) Emma McKerron, educationist, dies in Grahamstown, eastern Cape. She was one of the founders of the Af

Dr. Marjorie (Margaretha) Emma McKerron, educationist, dies in Grahamstown, eastern Cape. She was one of the founders of the Af

Moses Mauane (Malume) Kotane, political functionary of the South African Communist Party and compositor of the communist newspa

French and Belgian paratroopers who were flown into Kolwezi, Zaire’s main copper producing town, to rescue the 3,000 White resi

The United States Ambassador to the United Nations, Andrew Young, pays a two-day visit to South Africa at the invitation of Har

Parliamentary Internal Security Commission Act No 67 commences.

The British Prime Minister, Harold Wilson, states in the House of Commons that the export license for a Westland Wasp helicopte

The British Prime Minister, Harold Wilson, states in the House of Commons that the export license for a Westland Wasp helicopte