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British Airways prohibits smoking on all its flights.

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Thousands of Rwandan refugees fleeing violence in Burundi begin a two-day trek toward Tanzania.

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Thousands of Rwandan refugees fleeing violence in Burundi begin a two-day trek toward Tanzania.

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SA signs agreement with Egypt for the establishment of a Joint Commission of Cooperation.

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A UN program to feed two million Angolans resumes after the government lifts a three-month ban on food deliveries.

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The African National Congress (ANC) calls off a peace rally to be held with Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) scheduled for April 2 i

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The African National Congress (ANC) calls off a peace rally to be held with Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) scheduled for April 2 i

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SA signs Protocol I, II and Ill to the treaty on the Lesotho Highlands members.

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Dulcie Evonne September, main representative of the ANC in France, is murdered in Paris.

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Mvulane Bheki (18) dies of brain injuries from alleged police violence while awaiting trial.

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Henry Selby Msimang, interpreter, clerk, journalist, farm manager and especially politician, dies in Edendale, Pietermaritzburg

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Idi Amin, Ugandan dictator, flees Uganda after a reign of seven years.

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Chief Patrick Mphephu, Chief Minister of Venda, is to hold talks with Prime Minister John Vorster on the issue of homeland inde

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Chief Minister Cedric Phatudi of Lebowa signs the ‘Seshego Declaration’ with the United Party Transvaal leader, Harry Schwarz a

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The British government publishes in Trade and Industry, guidelines for British companies operating in South Africa.

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South Africa signs treaty with Zambia on postal services.

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The minister of defence, J.J. Fouché, discloses that South Africa is buying supersonic Mirage III jet fighters from Fran

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Justice Rumpff finds Sisulu and other accused not guilty on a charge of High Treason, in the special court in Pretoria They are

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According to a newspaper report the Methodist Church protested against the apartheid policy and was strongly opposed to the Res

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The Royal family arrive in Pretoria during their visit to South Africa.

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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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Eugene Marais, SA poet, naturalist, lawyer and journalist, shoots himself on the farm of Gustav Preller, near Pelindaba. Joyc

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General J.B.M. Hertzog, as Prime Minister, forms a coalition government between the National party and the South African Party

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Dr Stanley Mogoba, president of the Pan-Africanist Congress (PAC), is born.

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Jim Mollison completes his epic flight from England to Cape Town in just over 114 hours.

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Anglo-Boer War 2: The battle of Karee Siding during the South African War takes place.

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Anglo-Boer War 2: Jan (alias George) Malhombe is executed by the British under Baden-Powell because he was found guilty of stea

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Louis Henri Meurant (81), pioneer of Afrikaans, dies in Riversdale.

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Coca-Cola, originally developed by Dr John Pemperton as a brain tonic, is sold for the first time in Atlanta, Georgia. It becam

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The battle of Kambula during the Anglo-Zulu War, takes place.

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British Airways prohibits smoking on all its flights.

Thousands of Rwandan refugees fleeing violence in Burundi begin a two-day trek toward Tanzania.

Thousands of Rwandan refugees fleeing violence in Burundi begin a two-day trek toward Tanzania.

SA signs agreement with Egypt for the establishment of a Joint Commission of Cooperation.

A UN program to feed two million Angolans resumes after the government lifts a three-month ban on food deliveries.

The African National Congress (ANC) calls off a peace rally to be held with Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) scheduled for April 2 i

The African National Congress (ANC) calls off a peace rally to be held with Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) scheduled for April 2 i

SA signs Protocol I, II and Ill to the treaty on the Lesotho Highlands members.

Dulcie Evonne September, main representative of the ANC in France, is murdered in Paris.

Mvulane Bheki (18) dies of brain injuries from alleged police violence while awaiting trial.

Henry Selby Msimang, interpreter, clerk, journalist, farm manager and especially politician, dies in Edendale, Pietermaritzburg

Idi Amin, Ugandan dictator, flees Uganda after a reign of seven years.

Chief Patrick Mphephu, Chief Minister of Venda, is to hold talks with Prime Minister John Vorster on the issue of homeland inde

Chief Minister Cedric Phatudi of Lebowa signs the ‘Seshego Declaration’ with the United Party Transvaal leader, Harry Schwarz a

The British government publishes in Trade and Industry, guidelines for British companies operating in South Africa.

South Africa signs treaty with Zambia on postal services.

The minister of defence, J.J. Fouché, discloses that South Africa is buying supersonic Mirage III jet fighters from Fran

Justice Rumpff finds Sisulu and other accused not guilty on a charge of High Treason, in the special court in Pretoria They are

According to a newspaper report the Methodist Church protested against the apartheid policy and was strongly opposed to the Res

The Royal family arrive in Pretoria during their visit to South Africa.

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

Eugene Marais, SA poet, naturalist, lawyer and journalist, shoots himself on the farm of Gustav Preller, near Pelindaba. Joyc

General J.B.M. Hertzog, as Prime Minister, forms a coalition government between the National party and the South African Party

Dr Stanley Mogoba, president of the Pan-Africanist Congress (PAC), is born.

Jim Mollison completes his epic flight from England to Cape Town in just over 114 hours.

Anglo-Boer War 2: The battle of Karee Siding during the South African War takes place.

Anglo-Boer War 2: Jan (alias George) Malhombe is executed by the British under Baden-Powell because he was found guilty of stea

Louis Henri Meurant (81), pioneer of Afrikaans, dies in Riversdale.

Coca-Cola, originally developed by Dr John Pemperton as a brain tonic, is sold for the first time in Atlanta, Georgia. It becam

The battle of Kambula during the Anglo-Zulu War, takes place.