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The US expels the South African military attaché in response to raids by South African forces into Botswana, Zambia, and

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The Harms Commission, appointed in December 1989 by the F.W. de Klerk government to investigate into state involvement in polit

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In reaction to newspaper reports, Prime Minister P.W. Botha states through the media, that he will not be ‘blackmailed into a d

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Anglo-Boer War 2: The Battle of Lichtenburg takes place. The British soldiers move their horses into the Dutch Reformed Church

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South Africa and Botswana agree to take steps preventing ANC operatives from using Botswana as a transit base into South Africa

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Free Burghers in the Cape receive their first agricultural plots. First legislation with regard to water rights come into actio

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Munitions at an army base in Lagos, Nigeria’s commercial capital, explode, sending fireballs and shrapnel into the air and fo

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The official Commission of Inquiry into the media appointed in June 1980, under the chairmanship of Justice M. Steyn, tables it

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The judicial Commission of Inquiry into the Activities of the South African Council of Churches (SACC) accuses it of pursuing s

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An airliner carrying seventy-nine people crashes into residential blocks as it prepares to land at Nigeria’s Kano airport, kill

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The Commission of Inquiry into the South African Press tables the second part of its report, severely criticising the reporting

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Mozambique rejects the findings of the Margo commission of inquiry into the air crash in which Mozambican leader Samora Machel

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A new constitution with extended governmental power comes into operation in the Natal Colony when John Scott opens the first se

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New constitution goes into effect in the British Gold Coast colony later Ghana becoming first British African colony with major

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Twenty-five people are injured when 50&nbsp;000 people attempt to squeeze into a 25&nbsp;000-capacity soccer stadium in Antanan

Memorandum to the Shlebusch [sic] Commission of Enquiry into Certain Organisations on the paper presented to the NUSAS seminar at Botha&apos;s Hill by Jonty Driver

The South African Teacher Who Turned Her Home into a Sanctuary of Color and Light By Alexxa Gotthardt, 13 June 2018, Artsy

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Suppression of Communism Act (Internal Security Act) No. 44 of 1950, approved in parliament on 26 June 1950, comes into force.

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The UN Security Council urges the world to aid the estimated 250 000 Hutu refugees from Rwanda crushed into Goma, Zaire.

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The main report of the Van Wyk de Vries Commission of Inquiry into Universities is tabled. It advances some positive recommenda

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As eastern Zaire slides into chaos, the United Nations evacuates aid workers from the camp in Bukavu, leaving half a million Hu

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Basil D’Oliviera, English cricket player who was denied entry into SA because he was a Coloured, is born in Cape Town.

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Biafran troops, under the command of Colonel Ojukwu, have crossed the Niger River into Nigeria’s Mid-Western State and are head

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Justice Richard Goldstone said that his Commission was ready to carry out a full-scale inquiry into the security forces and pol

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The Liquor Laws Amendment Bill, under which Africans are for the first time allowed to buy liquor freely, comes into effect.

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The chauffeur of Chief Mhlabunzima, who was a witness at the inquest into the Chief’s death, is killed in the Natal Midlands.

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In providing reasons for the decision of the Pretoria High Court to set the investigation of the Browde Commission into SARFU A

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The eastern portion of Peelton is incorporated into the Transkei, against the wish of many of the inhabitants. South African ci

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Rwandan refugees trickle into Zaire now Congo after the border is opened, to escape filthy, crowded camps where death from chol

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The Liquor Laws Amendment Bill, under which Africans are for the first time allowed to buy liquor freely, comes into effect.

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The US expels the South African military attaché in response to raids by South African forces into Botswana, Zambia, and

The Harms Commission, appointed in December 1989 by the F.W. de Klerk government to investigate into state involvement in polit

In reaction to newspaper reports, Prime Minister P.W. Botha states through the media, that he will not be ‘blackmailed into a d

Anglo-Boer War 2: The Battle of Lichtenburg takes place. The British soldiers move their horses into the Dutch Reformed Church

South Africa and Botswana agree to take steps preventing ANC operatives from using Botswana as a transit base into South Africa

Free Burghers in the Cape receive their first agricultural plots. First legislation with regard to water rights come into actio

Munitions at an army base in Lagos, Nigeria’s commercial capital, explode, sending fireballs and shrapnel into the air and fo

The official Commission of Inquiry into the media appointed in June 1980, under the chairmanship of Justice M. Steyn, tables it

The judicial Commission of Inquiry into the Activities of the South African Council of Churches (SACC) accuses it of pursuing s

An airliner carrying seventy-nine people crashes into residential blocks as it prepares to land at Nigeria’s Kano airport, kill

The Commission of Inquiry into the South African Press tables the second part of its report, severely criticising the reporting

Mozambique rejects the findings of the Margo commission of inquiry into the air crash in which Mozambican leader Samora Machel

A new constitution with extended governmental power comes into operation in the Natal Colony when John Scott opens the first se

New constitution goes into effect in the British Gold Coast colony later Ghana becoming first British African colony with major

Twenty-five people are injured when 50&amp;nbsp;000 people attempt to squeeze into a 25&amp;nbsp;000-capacity soccer stadium in Antanan

Memorandum to the Shlebusch [sic] Commission of Enquiry into Certain Organisations on the paper presented to the NUSAS seminar at Botha&amp;apos;s Hill by Jonty Driver

The South African Teacher Who Turned Her Home into a Sanctuary of Color and Light By Alexxa Gotthardt, 13 June 2018, Artsy

Suppression of Communism Act (Internal Security Act) No. 44 of 1950, approved in parliament on 26 June 1950, comes into force.

The UN Security Council urges the world to aid the estimated 250 000 Hutu refugees from Rwanda crushed into Goma, Zaire.

The main report of the Van Wyk de Vries Commission of Inquiry into Universities is tabled. It advances some positive recommenda

As eastern Zaire slides into chaos, the United Nations evacuates aid workers from the camp in Bukavu, leaving half a million Hu

Basil D’Oliviera, English cricket player who was denied entry into SA because he was a Coloured, is born in Cape Town.

Biafran troops, under the command of Colonel Ojukwu, have crossed the Niger River into Nigeria’s Mid-Western State and are head

Justice Richard Goldstone said that his Commission was ready to carry out a full-scale inquiry into the security forces and pol

The Liquor Laws Amendment Bill, under which Africans are for the first time allowed to buy liquor freely, comes into effect.

The chauffeur of Chief Mhlabunzima, who was a witness at the inquest into the Chief’s death, is killed in the Natal Midlands.

In providing reasons for the decision of the Pretoria High Court to set the investigation of the Browde Commission into SARFU A

The eastern portion of Peelton is incorporated into the Transkei, against the wish of many of the inhabitants. South African ci

Rwandan refugees trickle into Zaire now Congo after the border is opened, to escape filthy, crowded camps where death from chol

The Liquor Laws Amendment Bill, under which Africans are for the first time allowed to buy liquor freely, comes into effect.

Twenty-five people are injured when 50 000 people attempt to squeeze into a 25 000-capacity soccer stadium in Antanan

Memorandum to the Shlebusch [sic] Commission of Enquiry into Certain Organisations on the paper presented to the NUSAS seminar at Botha's Hill by Jonty Driver