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The State Information Technology Agency (SITA), incorporated as a private company with the State as sole shareholder on 29 Janu

This day in history

The strike crafts SAS Kobie Coetzee, P.W. Botha and Frederic Creswell are renamed SAS Job Maseko, SAS Shaka and SAS Adam Kok on

This day in history

The strike crafts SAS Kobie Coetzee, P.W. Botha and Frederic Creswell are renamed SAS Job Maseko, SAS Shaka and SAS Adam Kok on

This day in history

South Africa’s second biggest labour federation is officially launched following the merger of the Federation of South African

This day in history

Soldiers roll into Natal to quell unrest threatening the national election.

This day in history

Soldiers roll into Natal to quell unrest threatening the national election.

This day in history

The National Coordinating Committee for the Repatriation of South African Exiles (NCCR) is dissolved due to fraud and corruptio

This day in history

Representatives from twenty-six South African political parties and organisations resume multiparty negotiations marking the st

This day in history

Representatives from twenty-six South African political parties and organisations resume multiparty negotiations marking the st

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SA signs bilateral monetary agreement with Namibia.

This day in history

Eleven people die in riots in Alexandra, Johannesburg.

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The public company Transnet Limited, consisting of five transport businesses namely Spoornet, Portnet, Freightdynamics, Petrone

This day in history

The public company Transnet Limited, consisting of five transport businesses namely Spoornet, Portnet, Freightdynamics, Petrone

This day in history

KwaNdebele: Traditional Authorities Amendment Act No 7 commences.

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Margaret Thatcher opens a British Liaison Office in Namibia. It is hoped that this will become the British embassy once indepen

This day in history

South Africa reports major clashes with guerrillas in Namibia on eve of cease-fire.

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Date of the implementation of United Nations Resolution 435 for Namibian independence, according to a four-point protocol signe

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As part of the consolidation process of homelands, Ndume (Ndumo?) Game Reserve is given to KwaZulu. This means that KwaZulu now

This day in history

A silent procession of nearly 1000 people, led by religious leaders, file through the streets of Durban to express their opposi

This day in history

The government imposes a one-year ban on all outdoor meetings except sports meetings and funeral gatherings in cemeteries.

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The National Union of South African Students (Nusas) and the South African National Students’ Congress (Sansco) launch a campai

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Joel Phoshoko (28), member of the Commercial, Catering and Allied Workers’ Union (CCAWUSA), dies in police custody in Pretoria.

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Prisons Act No 3 commences, providing for prisons and prison protocol.

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SA recalls its ambassador to Britain for urgent consultations, after four South Africans and a Briton are charged in Coventry w

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Black Communities Development Act No 4 commences, introducing freehold ownership. This Act provides for purposeful developme

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Nelson Mandela and three other ANC leaders are moved from Robben Island to Pollsmoor prison.

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A summit meeting of nine southern African countries in Lusaka decide to form the Southern African Development Coordination Conf

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The South African Coloured Persons’ Council Bill comes into force.

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An unsuccessful military coup is staged in Chad.

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Pik Botha, SA ambassador in the USA, returns to South Africa and is appointed as Minister of Foreign Affairs.

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The State Information Technology Agency (SITA), incorporated as a private company with the State as sole shareholder on 29 Janu

The strike crafts SAS Kobie Coetzee, P.W. Botha and Frederic Creswell are renamed SAS Job Maseko, SAS Shaka and SAS Adam Kok on

The strike crafts SAS Kobie Coetzee, P.W. Botha and Frederic Creswell are renamed SAS Job Maseko, SAS Shaka and SAS Adam Kok on

South Africa’s second biggest labour federation is officially launched following the merger of the Federation of South African

Soldiers roll into Natal to quell unrest threatening the national election.

Soldiers roll into Natal to quell unrest threatening the national election.

The National Coordinating Committee for the Repatriation of South African Exiles (NCCR) is dissolved due to fraud and corruptio

Representatives from twenty-six South African political parties and organisations resume multiparty negotiations marking the st

Representatives from twenty-six South African political parties and organisations resume multiparty negotiations marking the st

SA signs bilateral monetary agreement with Namibia.

Eleven people die in riots in Alexandra, Johannesburg.

The public company Transnet Limited, consisting of five transport businesses namely Spoornet, Portnet, Freightdynamics, Petrone

The public company Transnet Limited, consisting of five transport businesses namely Spoornet, Portnet, Freightdynamics, Petrone

KwaNdebele: Traditional Authorities Amendment Act No 7 commences.

Margaret Thatcher opens a British Liaison Office in Namibia. It is hoped that this will become the British embassy once indepen

South Africa reports major clashes with guerrillas in Namibia on eve of cease-fire.

Date of the implementation of United Nations Resolution 435 for Namibian independence, according to a four-point protocol signe

As part of the consolidation process of homelands, Ndume (Ndumo?) Game Reserve is given to KwaZulu. This means that KwaZulu now

A silent procession of nearly 1000 people, led by religious leaders, file through the streets of Durban to express their opposi

The government imposes a one-year ban on all outdoor meetings except sports meetings and funeral gatherings in cemeteries.

The National Union of South African Students (Nusas) and the South African National Students’ Congress (Sansco) launch a campai

Joel Phoshoko (28), member of the Commercial, Catering and Allied Workers’ Union (CCAWUSA), dies in police custody in Pretoria.

Prisons Act No 3 commences, providing for prisons and prison protocol.

SA recalls its ambassador to Britain for urgent consultations, after four South Africans and a Briton are charged in Coventry w

Black Communities Development Act No 4 commences, introducing freehold ownership. This Act provides for purposeful developme

Nelson Mandela and three other ANC leaders are moved from Robben Island to Pollsmoor prison.

A summit meeting of nine southern African countries in Lusaka decide to form the Southern African Development Coordination Conf

The South African Coloured Persons’ Council Bill comes into force.

An unsuccessful military coup is staged in Chad.

Pik Botha, SA ambassador in the USA, returns to South Africa and is appointed as Minister of Foreign Affairs.