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Oliver Tambo, President of the ANC, returns to South Africa after having fled the country thirty years ago.

… Oliver Tambo, President of the ANC, returns to South Africa after having fled the country thirty years ago. …

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Nobel Peace Prize winner Mother Teresa of Calcutta arrives in South Africa to establish a foundation of her order.

… Prize winner Mother Teresa of Calcutta arrives in South Africa to establish a foundation of her order. …

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Nelson Mandela is sentenced to five years for &quot;incitement and leaving South Africa illegally”. Mandela was identified as t

… sentenced to five years for "incitement and leaving South Africa illegally”. Mandela was identified as t …

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South African President Thabo Mbeki hails Liberia’s Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf for making history by becoming Africa’s first elected

… Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf for making history by becoming Africa’s first elected …

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Taiwanese Foreign Minister John Chang Hsiaoyen visits South Africa and holds talks with President Mandela. The President insis

… Taiwanese Foreign Minister John Chang Hsiaoyen visits South Africa and holds talks with President Mandela. The President …

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Speaking at the International Conference on Aids and Sexually Transmitted Infections in Africa (ICASA) in Abuja, Nigeria, Madik

… Conference on Aids and Sexually Transmitted Infections in Africa (ICASA) in Abuja, Nigeria, Madik …

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Don Bradman scores 219 for New South Wales vs South Africa, in 234 minutes. It includes 15 fours.

… Don Bradman scores 219 for New South Wales vs South Africa, in 234 minutes. It includes 15 fours. …

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Edward Holcroft, general manager of NetDay South Africa, a non-profit organisation, announces the group has set up computer n

… Edward Holcroft, general manager of NetDay South Africa, a non-profit organisation, announces the group has …

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World War 2: North Africa. Australian troops take 5,000 prisoners during a major assault on Italian forces at Bardia.

… World War 2: North Africa. Australian troops take 5,000 prisoners during a major …

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Exxon Corporation becomes the first major international oil company to withdraw from South Africa because of racial policies.

… major international oil company to withdraw from South Africa because of racial policies. …

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The Minister of Foreign Affairs, H. Muller, defines the government’s policy of ending discrimination inside South Africa and of

… government’s policy of ending discrimination inside South Africa and of …

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SA cricket player Jacobus Petrus Duminy, who played in three tests for South Africa (1927-29), is born.

… Jacobus Petrus Duminy, who played in three tests for South Africa (1927-29), is born. …

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South Africa is declared a republic, independent and outside the Commonwealth. C.R. Swart, the former Governor-General, is swor

… South Africa is declared a republic, independent and outside the …

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South Africa is declared a republic, independent and outside the Commonwealth. C.R. Swart, the former Governor-General, is swor

… South Africa is declared a republic, independent and outside the …

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The Transitional Executive Council unveils South Africa’s new &quot;interim&quot; national flag and says Die Stem and Nkosi Sik

… The Transitional Executive Council unveils South Africa’s new "interim" national flag and says Die Stem and …

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The Defence Minister, J.J. Fouché, gives the Senate details of South Africa’s defence programme and replies to statement

… Minister, J.J. Fouché, gives the Senate details of South Africa’s defence programme and replies to statement …

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South Africa is represented, for the first time, officially at a meeting of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) w

… South Africa is represented, for the first time, officially at a …

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British prime minister Margaret Thatcher still refuses to impose sanctions on South Africa despite reports of yesterday’s raids

… Thatcher still refuses to impose sanctions on South Africa despite reports of yesterday’s raids …

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South Africa signs a multilateral declaration on the provisional accession of Iceland to the General Agreement on Tariffs and T

… South Africa signs a multilateral declaration on the provisional …

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President Mandela visits Togo for a few hours. He and Togolese President Eyadema review the situation in West Africa.

… Togolese President Eyadema review the situation in West Africa. …

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South Africa ends eighty-four years of control over Walvis Bay by handing the port over to Namibia.

… South Africa ends eighty-four years of control over Walvis Bay by …

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The Prime Minister declares that Soviet threats will not prevent South Africa from attacking ANC bases in Mozambique.

… declares that Soviet threats will not prevent South Africa from attacking ANC bases in Mozambique. …

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At the annual conference of the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa in Leopoldville, fifteen African states table a d

… conference of the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa in Leopoldville, fifteen African states table a d …

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The Minister of Defence, P.W. Botha, discloses that South Africa’s northern borders are protected by a radar complex constituti

… The Minister of Defence, P.W. Botha, discloses that South Africa’s northern borders are protected by a radar complex …

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After preliminary conversations started on 6 of February in Cape Town by representatives from India, Pakistan and South Africa,

… Town by representatives from India, Pakistan and South Africa, …

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Sixty ANC refugees are airlifted out of Lesotho to counter South Africa’s threat of a blockade against that country.

… ANC refugees are airlifted out of Lesotho to counter South Africa’s threat of a blockade against that country. …

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After a compromise is reached at a Commonwealth Conference, Britain is allowed to sell weapons to South Africa, though African

… Conference, Britain is allowed to sell weapons to South Africa, though African …

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A delegation from Mauritius arrives in Cape Town to discuss ways of strengthening links between Mauritius and South Africa.

… ways of strengthening links between Mauritius and South Africa. …

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South Africa’s three liberal opposition parties, the Progressive Federal Party headed by Zach de Beer, the National Democratic

… South Africa’s three liberal opposition parties, the Progressive …

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Herero Revolt in German South West Africa: Omaruru is relieved after a fierce battle between Franke and the Ovaherero.

… Herero Revolt in German South West Africa: Omaruru is relieved after a fierce battle between …

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Oliver Tambo, President of the ANC, returns to South Africa after having fled the country thirty years ago.

Nobel Peace Prize winner Mother Teresa of Calcutta arrives in South Africa to establish a foundation of her order.

Nelson Mandela is sentenced to five years for &amp;quot;incitement and leaving South Africa illegally”. Mandela was identified as t

South African President Thabo Mbeki hails Liberia’s Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf for making history by becoming Africa’s first elected

Taiwanese Foreign Minister John Chang Hsiaoyen visits South Africa and holds talks with President Mandela. The President insis

Speaking at the International Conference on Aids and Sexually Transmitted Infections in Africa (ICASA) in Abuja, Nigeria, Madik

Don Bradman scores 219 for New South Wales vs South Africa, in 234 minutes. It includes 15 fours.

Edward Holcroft, general manager of NetDay South Africa, a non-profit organisation, announces the group has set up computer n

World War 2: North Africa. Australian troops take 5,000 prisoners during a major assault on Italian forces at Bardia.

Exxon Corporation becomes the first major international oil company to withdraw from South Africa because of racial policies.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs, H. Muller, defines the government’s policy of ending discrimination inside South Africa and of

SA cricket player Jacobus Petrus Duminy, who played in three tests for South Africa (1927-29), is born.

South Africa is declared a republic, independent and outside the Commonwealth. C.R. Swart, the former Governor-General, is swor

South Africa is declared a republic, independent and outside the Commonwealth. C.R. Swart, the former Governor-General, is swor

The Transitional Executive Council unveils South Africa’s new &amp;quot;interim&amp;quot; national flag and says Die Stem and Nkosi Sik

The Defence Minister, J.J. Fouché, gives the Senate details of South Africa’s defence programme and replies to statement

South Africa is represented, for the first time, officially at a meeting of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) w

British prime minister Margaret Thatcher still refuses to impose sanctions on South Africa despite reports of yesterday’s raids

South Africa signs a multilateral declaration on the provisional accession of Iceland to the General Agreement on Tariffs and T

President Mandela visits Togo for a few hours. He and Togolese President Eyadema review the situation in West Africa.

South Africa ends eighty-four years of control over Walvis Bay by handing the port over to Namibia.

The Prime Minister declares that Soviet threats will not prevent South Africa from attacking ANC bases in Mozambique.

At the annual conference of the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa in Leopoldville, fifteen African states table a d

The Minister of Defence, P.W. Botha, discloses that South Africa’s northern borders are protected by a radar complex constituti

After preliminary conversations started on 6 of February in Cape Town by representatives from India, Pakistan and South Africa,

Sixty ANC refugees are airlifted out of Lesotho to counter South Africa’s threat of a blockade against that country.

After a compromise is reached at a Commonwealth Conference, Britain is allowed to sell weapons to South Africa, though African

A delegation from Mauritius arrives in Cape Town to discuss ways of strengthening links between Mauritius and South Africa.

South Africa’s three liberal opposition parties, the Progressive Federal Party headed by Zach de Beer, the National Democratic

Herero Revolt in German South West Africa: Omaruru is relieved after a fierce battle between Franke and the Ovaherero.

Nelson Mandela is sentenced to five years for "incitement and leaving South Africa illegally”. Mandela was identified as t

The Transitional Executive Council unveils South Africa’s new "interim" national flag and says Die Stem and Nkosi Sik