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SADF's 31 Battallion is disbanded

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SADF's 31 Battallion is disbanded

… Province. This Battalion was composed primarily of the San (Bushmen) battalion who had been deployed in South …

Record of Understanding is agreed to by the SA government and the ANC

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Record of Understanding is agreed to by the SA government and the ANC

Notes towards an essay by Bruce Payne and Alex Harris Cordoned Heart Catalogue

Notes towards an essay by Bruce Payne and Alex Harris Cordoned Heart Catalogue

Three Zimbabwean intelligence officers stand trial for a bomb attack on an ANC house

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Three Zimbabwean intelligence officers stand trial for a bomb attack on an ANC house

Mother Teresa arrives in SA to establish a missionary home for HIV/AIDS sufferers

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Mother Teresa arrives in SA to establish a missionary home for HIV/AIDS sufferers

Vanessa Brereton, former human rights lawyer, admits that she was an Apartheid spy

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Vanessa Brereton, former human rights lawyer, admits that she was an Apartheid spy

Black and white photo of Moshoeshoe II of Lesotho

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King Moshoeshoe II, the paramount chief of Lesotho, is killed in an accident

Day of Reconciliation celebrated

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Day of Reconciliation celebrated as a public holiday in SA for the first time

BattleFront Namibia - An Autobiography by John Ya-Otto, Ole Gjerstad and Michael Mercer

Ciskei Commission: transcript of an interview with S. Singapi, Mabel Cetu, C. Kapi and R. Vantyi

Ciskei Commission: transcript of an interview with S. Singapi, Mabel Cetu, C. Kapi and R. Vantyi

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The SA rugby team loses against the British Lions 9-26 in Port Elizabeth.

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The SA rugby team beats the British Lions 11-6 on Newlands, Cape Town.

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The SA rugby team beats Australia 14-3 in the first test in Pretoria.

NOTES FOR AN ADDRESS AT A RALLY AT ALEXANDRA STADIUM Gauteng, 19 August 1995

Speech at the opening of Angolan/SA Trade Conference Luanda, 29 April 1998

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The SA government admits that it has secretly helped the IFP with endowments.

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Ben Wa Mokoena Arnold, SA artist and art teacher, is born in Johannesburg.

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SA signs a multilateral treaty on the partial revision of the 1959 radio regulations.

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The SA rugby team beats France 26-3 in the first test in Durban.

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The Matabele stage an uprising against the rule of British South Africa Company.

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James Leonard (Peter) Klatzow, SA composer and pianist, is born in Springs, Transvaal.

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The SA cricket team wins its first test match on Lords against England.

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SA signs multilateral treaty for the extension of the International Wheat Agreement 1962.

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Horace William Chapman, SA cricket player in two tests, is born in Durban.

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SA signs Protocol amending the International Convention for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas.

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Frederick Johannes (Frikkie) Potgieter, S.A sculptor, is born in Bloemfontein, Orange Free State.

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Thomas Boydell (84), British born SA minister of Post and Telegraph Systems, dies.

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SA signs amendment to multilateral treaty on the safety of life at sea.

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Louis Balthazar Meurant, Swiss-born SA musician and composer, dies in Cape Town.

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The UN holds an International Day of Solidarity with South African political prisoners.