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Mozambique nationalists and Portugal establish a transitional government after a decade of guerrilla fighting.

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The United Nations (UN) General Assembly admits thirteen African countries and Cyprus.

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Remains of Moses Kotane and JB Marks to be repatriated from Russia

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List of Other Early Settlers and Associates of Phoenix Settlement (1904-1914)

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An investigation into vigilantes and political violence in Kwazulu-Natal, 1985-1994

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”Authority” In Christian National Education and Fundamental Pedagogics. Yousuf Ismail Eshak, 1987

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Resistance Politics In Retreat: Cabalism, The ANC Underground and Gandhi, 1985-1989

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Tutu and Franklin: The Future, Desmond Tutu Interview by Dr. Franklin, 1997

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Tutu and Franklin: The Past, Desmond Tutu Interview by Dr. Franklin, 1997

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Tutu and Franklin: The Present, Desmond Tutu Interview by Dr. Franklin, 1997

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Athol Fugard, SA author and dramatist, is born in Middelburg, Cape Province.

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Sir Bernard Oppenheimer (55), diamond buyer and brother of Sir Ernest, dies.

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Alfred (Gogga) Brown, SA amateur palaeontologist and archaeologist, dies in Aliwal North.

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SA signs a treaty with Bechuanaland Protectorate on postal services and insured parcels.

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Sir Henry Binns, politician, farmer and businessman, is born in Sunderland, England.

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Helena Dorothea Strauss, singer, choir director and music teacher, dies in Pretoria.

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The short-lived Federation of Mali and Senegal becomes independent of France.

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The Council and Senate of the Goudstad College of Education are constituted.

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Lennox Sebe is appointed general and economic advisor to the Ciskei Cabinet.

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N.P. van Wyk Louw, Afrikaans poet, dramatist and essayist, dies in Johannesburg.

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Joshua Nkomo and sixteen supporters are released from jail in Southern Rhodesia.

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A collection of videos and audio files that relate to the Oliver Tambo

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South African, Angolan and Cuban representatives meet in Brazzaville for peace talks.

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Ernst Berthold Grosskopf (61), SA journalist and author, dies in Cape Town.

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James Buchanan (52), SA judge, cultural leader and journalist, dies in London.

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John Burnet Biddulph, SA trader, explorer and adventurer, is born in London.

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Mozambique nationalists and Portugal establish a transitional government after a decade of guerrilla fighting.

The United Nations (UN) General Assembly admits thirteen African countries and Cyprus.

Remains of Moses Kotane and JB Marks to be repatriated from Russia

List of Other Early Settlers and Associates of Phoenix Settlement (1904-1914)

An investigation into vigilantes and political violence in Kwazulu-Natal, 1985-1994

Powerful car bombs kill seventeen people and wound ninety-three in Algiers.

The SA rugby team beats Australia 9-0 in Brisbane and wins the series 2-0.

OAU summit decision to continue sanctions against SA, and to review them.

Sir James Hulett (90), politician and sugar magnate, dies in Berea, Durban.

”Authority” In Christian National Education and Fundamental Pedagogics. Yousuf Ismail Eshak, 1987

Resistance Politics In Retreat: Cabalism, The ANC Underground and Gandhi, 1985-1989

Tutu and Franklin: The Future, Desmond Tutu Interview by Dr. Franklin, 1997

Tutu and Franklin: The Past, Desmond Tutu Interview by Dr. Franklin, 1997

Tutu and Franklin: The Present, Desmond Tutu Interview by Dr. Franklin, 1997

Athol Fugard, SA author and dramatist, is born in Middelburg, Cape Province.

Sir Bernard Oppenheimer (55), diamond buyer and brother of Sir Ernest, dies.

Alfred (Gogga) Brown, SA amateur palaeontologist and archaeologist, dies in Aliwal North.

SA signs a treaty with Bechuanaland Protectorate on postal services and insured parcels.

Sir Henry Binns, politician, farmer and businessman, is born in Sunderland, England.

Helena Dorothea Strauss, singer, choir director and music teacher, dies in Pretoria.

The short-lived Federation of Mali and Senegal becomes independent of France.

The Council and Senate of the Goudstad College of Education are constituted.

Lennox Sebe is appointed general and economic advisor to the Ciskei Cabinet.

N.P. van Wyk Louw, Afrikaans poet, dramatist and essayist, dies in Johannesburg.

Joshua Nkomo and sixteen supporters are released from jail in Southern Rhodesia.

A collection of videos and audio files that relate to the Oliver Tambo

South African, Angolan and Cuban representatives meet in Brazzaville for peace talks.

Ernst Berthold Grosskopf (61), SA journalist and author, dies in Cape Town.

James Buchanan (52), SA judge, cultural leader and journalist, dies in London.

John Burnet Biddulph, SA trader, explorer and adventurer, is born in London.