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… The telegraph connection between Johannesburg and Cape Town is inaugurated. …

… The ANC, MK, and ‘The Turn to Violence’ (1960
-1962) …

… The Physical Planning and Utilisation of Resources Bill is enacted. …

… Charles Barter (83), author and Natal magistrate, dies in Pietermaritzburg. …

… CHAPTER FIVE: THE LUTHULI DETACHMENT IN POPULAR HISTORY AND MEMORY …

… Chapter 2 - Resistance Photography and Mobilization of the Resistance, 1946-1976 …

… Chapter 3 - Documentary Photography and Awakening the International Community, 1976-1994 …

… South Africa and Mozambique agree to revive the Nkomati Accord. …

… Gagathura (Monty) Mohambry Naicker,  medical doctor and prominent politician, dies. …

… British troops enter Zululand and the Anglo-Zulu war starts. …

… Sipho Pungulwa, ANC dissident, is shot and killed in Umtata. …

… Dorothea Bleek (80), authority on San art and culture, dies. …

… ANC award Isithwalandwe to Govan Mbeki and Bishop Ambrose Reeves. …

… Carel du Plessis, SA rugby flank and trainer is born. …

… The rugby teams of SA and France score 8 points each. …

… Security Intelligence and State Security Council Act No 64 commences. …

… SA signs treaty with Romania establishing consular and trade relations. …

… White mercenaries and Black troops invade Congo from Portuguese Angola. …

… Spain and Morocco sign agreement dividing Morocco in two …

… Sol Kerzner and the president - a poem by Norman HC Smith …

… British, French and Zionist residents are ordered out of Egypt. …

… The study privileges of Sisulu and Mandela are permanently withdrawn. …

… Mathilda Hanekom, SA actress and wife of Hendrik Hanekom, dies. …

… The Uganda railway between Mombassa and Lake Victoria is completed. …

… Zindziswa (Zindzi) Mandela, second daughter of Winnie and , is born. …

… The railway line between Cape Town and Durban is opened. …

… Handbills calling for sabotage are distributed in English and Zulu. …