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Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the self-described planner and organiser of the September 11 attacks on the World Trade Centre in New Y

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Cricketer Daryll Cullinan sets the highest Test score by a South African batsman, scoring 275 not out against New Zealand in Au

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Rwandan Hutu rebels, claiming they oppose American and British support of the Tutsi government in Rwanda, abduct eight foreign

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SA signs agreement with the government of Mozambique regarding cooperation and mutual assistance in combating crime.

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The Coloured Liberation Movement for the Advancement of Brown People, launched to generate the interest of South Africa’s Colou

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Statement of intent between the governments of South Africa and the United States to establish the South Africa-US Bi-national

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Three days before the 4 March deadline for registering parties, Chief Buthelezi announces in Durban that he is considering regi

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South Africa ends eighty-four years of control over Walvis Bay by handing the port over to Namibia.

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SA signs eight agreements with Namibia.

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A delegation of the Special Committee against Apartheid begins its ten-day visit to South Africa. The mission, who established

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State President F.W. de Klerk announces plans to bring covert operations by government agents under Cabinet control.

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UN General Assembly approves $416m for UN’s one-year plan to free Namibia from seventy-four years of South African rule.

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A bus service replaces the train commuter service between Hammanskraal, north of Pretoria, and the Pretoria city centre. Commut

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In his first public meeting since his appointment as leader of the National Party, F.W. de Klerk calls for a &quot;Great Indaba

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The Bophuthatswana administration offers a reward of R50 000 for information leading to the arrest of Malebane-Metsing.

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The South African government introduces a bill to outlaw foreign funding of political activity.

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An 18-seater plane, owned by Bop Air and chartered to Comair, explodes in mid-air near Germiston, killing all seventeen people

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The British Anti-Apartheid Movement launches an international boycott of the Shell corporation.

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Drs Andries Treurnicht and Ferdi Hartzenberg resign from their positions in the National Party Government. Date is also given a

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Dr M.S. (Tinie) Louw, SA businessman and entrepreneur who was co-founder and president of the Afrikaanse Handelsinstituut (AH

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KwaZulu: Black Taxation Amendment Act No 13 commences.

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Jody Scheckter wins the South African Grand Prix at Kyalami in his Tyrrell Cosworth. He is only the second South African-born d

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Palestinian terrorists invade diplomatic reception in Khartoum, Sudan, and capture five diplomats.

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The first academic year of the University of Port Elizabeth begins with the registration of 320 students. The first Principal o

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Sam Nujoma escapes from South-West Africa (now Namibia) to Botswana.

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Pilots Doug McKellar and &quot;Dizzy&quot; Deans of the SA Air Force’s No 2 (Flying Cheetah) Squadron, assisting the UN in the

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Thomas Mandlenkosi (Mshengu) Shabalala, IFP National Council member, is born in Ekuphumuleni, Ladysmith, Natal.

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The University College, Johannesburg, attains full university status under the name The University of the Witwatersrand, Johann

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Belgium cedes Rwanda, East Africa, to Britain.

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Archibald Jacob Gumede, Secretary of the Natal African Congress, 1951-60, and President of the United Democratic Front, 1983, i

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Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the self-described planner and organiser of the September 11 attacks on the World Trade Centre in New Y

Cricketer Daryll Cullinan sets the highest Test score by a South African batsman, scoring 275 not out against New Zealand in Au

Rwandan Hutu rebels, claiming they oppose American and British support of the Tutsi government in Rwanda, abduct eight foreign

SA signs agreement with the government of Mozambique regarding cooperation and mutual assistance in combating crime.

The Coloured Liberation Movement for the Advancement of Brown People, launched to generate the interest of South Africa’s Colou

Statement of intent between the governments of South Africa and the United States to establish the South Africa-US Bi-national

Three days before the 4 March deadline for registering parties, Chief Buthelezi announces in Durban that he is considering regi

South Africa ends eighty-four years of control over Walvis Bay by handing the port over to Namibia.

SA signs eight agreements with Namibia.

A delegation of the Special Committee against Apartheid begins its ten-day visit to South Africa. The mission, who established

State President F.W. de Klerk announces plans to bring covert operations by government agents under Cabinet control.

UN General Assembly approves $416m for UN’s one-year plan to free Namibia from seventy-four years of South African rule.

A bus service replaces the train commuter service between Hammanskraal, north of Pretoria, and the Pretoria city centre. Commut

In his first public meeting since his appointment as leader of the National Party, F.W. de Klerk calls for a &amp;quot;Great Indaba

The Bophuthatswana administration offers a reward of R50 000 for information leading to the arrest of Malebane-Metsing.

The South African government introduces a bill to outlaw foreign funding of political activity.

An 18-seater plane, owned by Bop Air and chartered to Comair, explodes in mid-air near Germiston, killing all seventeen people

The British Anti-Apartheid Movement launches an international boycott of the Shell corporation.

Drs Andries Treurnicht and Ferdi Hartzenberg resign from their positions in the National Party Government. Date is also given a

Dr M.S. (Tinie) Louw, SA businessman and entrepreneur who was co-founder and president of the Afrikaanse Handelsinstituut (AH

KwaZulu: Black Taxation Amendment Act No 13 commences.

Jody Scheckter wins the South African Grand Prix at Kyalami in his Tyrrell Cosworth. He is only the second South African-born d

Palestinian terrorists invade diplomatic reception in Khartoum, Sudan, and capture five diplomats.

The first academic year of the University of Port Elizabeth begins with the registration of 320 students. The first Principal o

Sam Nujoma escapes from South-West Africa (now Namibia) to Botswana.

Pilots Doug McKellar and &amp;quot;Dizzy&amp;quot; Deans of the SA Air Force’s No 2 (Flying Cheetah) Squadron, assisting the UN in the

Thomas Mandlenkosi (Mshengu) Shabalala, IFP National Council member, is born in Ekuphumuleni, Ladysmith, Natal.

The University College, Johannesburg, attains full university status under the name The University of the Witwatersrand, Johann

Belgium cedes Rwanda, East Africa, to Britain.

Archibald Jacob Gumede, Secretary of the Natal African Congress, 1951-60, and President of the United Democratic Front, 1983, i

In his first public meeting since his appointment as leader of the National Party, F.W. de Klerk calls for a "Great Indaba

Pilots Doug McKellar and "Dizzy" Deans of the SA Air Force’s No 2 (Flying Cheetah) Squadron, assisting the UN in the