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According to figures in the Hansard, 918 people, of whom 722 were successful, applied to be reclassified from one race group to

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The State President amended the emergency regulations to allow the minister of law and order to restrict the activities of orga

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Seventeen anti-apartheid organisations are restricted in terms of section 6 of the Public Safety Act, amongst them the Azanian

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The Anglo American Corporation amalgamates its administration of Orange Free State mines and forms Freegold (Free State Consoli

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Twenty-two members of parliament refuse to support a motion of confidence in Prime Minister P.W. Botha at a National Party Parl

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Pres. Jimmy Carter of America refuses further aid to Argentina, Uruguay and Ethiopia because of human rights violations.

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During this and the next two days justice spokesmen for the opposition parties, Radclyffe Cadman for the United Party, and Hele

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The first indication of protest over schooling in Afrikaans appears in Soweto schools.

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The Rand Afrikaans University opens in Johannesburg with Dr. Nic Diederichs as first chancellor.

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Buyisile Patient (Billy) Mandindi, SA artist, is born in Guguletu, Cape. He exhibited three times during the 1980s.

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A military coup in Ghana deposes President Kwame Nkrumah while he is out of the country on his way to China. ;

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At least twenty-five people, most of them Muslims, are slain during terrorist outbreak in Algiers.

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World War 2: Egypt’s Premier Ahmed Pasha is assassinated after announcing Egypt’s declaration of war against Germany.

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The Nederduitsch Hervormde church in Du Toit street, Pretoria, is inaugurated by Prof. P.J. Muller – the first clergyman in T

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The Diggers News appears in Johannesburg.

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Father Bernard Huss, founder of the first cooperative associations for Black farmers in SA, is born in Wurtemberg, Germany.

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Rev. Dirk van der Hoff inaugurates the Nederduitsch Hervormde church in Potchefstroom.

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Edenburg is established in the Orange Free State as a church village. The Volksraad granted application for recognition as a to

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Sir William Henry Beaumont, judge and private secretary of the administrator of Natal, is born in India. He was chairman of t

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Julius Gottlieb Jeppe, founder of the Jeppe and Ford Estate Company that planned the first Johannesburg suburbs, is born in Ros

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Sir Henry Barkly, Cape Governor, is born in London.

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In Abuja, a senator announces that Nigeria’s Senate has launched an investigation into allegations that several people were kil

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A total of 21 000 driving licences will have to be cancelled after a former Limpopo traffic officer, M.S. Pela, appears in cour

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Minister of Finance Trevor Manuel announces during the reading of the budget in Parliament that his ministry and the Reserve Ba

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The South African Defence Force is accused of delaying the process of integrating former guerrilla forces.

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South Africa signs agreement with Angola on the establishment of representative offices.

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Dr. Allan Boesak and the journalist Elna Botha is married in the St. Stephens church in Cape Town.

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Police are instructed not to arrest people breaking the Separate Amenities Act.

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The UN’s Human Rights Commission adopts a resolution backing the armed struggle to eliminate apartheid in South Africa. Only Br

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Mr Clase, minister of education and culture (White own affairs) says in parliament that race quotas at White technikons have be

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According to figures in the Hansard, 918 people, of whom 722 were successful, applied to be reclassified from one race group to

The State President amended the emergency regulations to allow the minister of law and order to restrict the activities of orga

Seventeen anti-apartheid organisations are restricted in terms of section 6 of the Public Safety Act, amongst them the Azanian

The Anglo American Corporation amalgamates its administration of Orange Free State mines and forms Freegold (Free State Consoli

Twenty-two members of parliament refuse to support a motion of confidence in Prime Minister P.W. Botha at a National Party Parl

Pres. Jimmy Carter of America refuses further aid to Argentina, Uruguay and Ethiopia because of human rights violations.

During this and the next two days justice spokesmen for the opposition parties, Radclyffe Cadman for the United Party, and Hele

The first indication of protest over schooling in Afrikaans appears in Soweto schools.

The Rand Afrikaans University opens in Johannesburg with Dr. Nic Diederichs as first chancellor.

Buyisile Patient (Billy) Mandindi, SA artist, is born in Guguletu, Cape. He exhibited three times during the 1980s.

A military coup in Ghana deposes President Kwame Nkrumah while he is out of the country on his way to China. ;

At least twenty-five people, most of them Muslims, are slain during terrorist outbreak in Algiers.

World War 2: Egypt’s Premier Ahmed Pasha is assassinated after announcing Egypt’s declaration of war against Germany.

The Nederduitsch Hervormde church in Du Toit street, Pretoria, is inaugurated by Prof. P.J. Muller – the first clergyman in T

The Diggers News appears in Johannesburg.

Father Bernard Huss, founder of the first cooperative associations for Black farmers in SA, is born in Wurtemberg, Germany.

Rev. Dirk van der Hoff inaugurates the Nederduitsch Hervormde church in Potchefstroom.

Edenburg is established in the Orange Free State as a church village. The Volksraad granted application for recognition as a to

Sir William Henry Beaumont, judge and private secretary of the administrator of Natal, is born in India. He was chairman of t

Julius Gottlieb Jeppe, founder of the Jeppe and Ford Estate Company that planned the first Johannesburg suburbs, is born in Ros

Sir Henry Barkly, Cape Governor, is born in London.

In Abuja, a senator announces that Nigeria’s Senate has launched an investigation into allegations that several people were kil

A total of 21 000 driving licences will have to be cancelled after a former Limpopo traffic officer, M.S. Pela, appears in cour

Minister of Finance Trevor Manuel announces during the reading of the budget in Parliament that his ministry and the Reserve Ba

The South African Defence Force is accused of delaying the process of integrating former guerrilla forces.

South Africa signs agreement with Angola on the establishment of representative offices.

Dr. Allan Boesak and the journalist Elna Botha is married in the St. Stephens church in Cape Town.

Police are instructed not to arrest people breaking the Separate Amenities Act.

The UN’s Human Rights Commission adopts a resolution backing the armed struggle to eliminate apartheid in South Africa. Only Br

Mr Clase, minister of education and culture (White own affairs) says in parliament that race quotas at White technikons have be