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Opening Parliament, State President Vorster promises South Africa a new deal, new economic and financial measures and a new con

… Opening Parliament, State President Vorster promises South Africa a new deal, new economic and financial measures and a …

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Judge Jacob de Villiers, judge of the Appeal Court in South Africa, dies in Somerset West, Western Cape.

… Judge Jacob de Villiers, judge of the Appeal Court in South Africa, dies in Somerset West, Western Cape. …

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World Leprosy Day: Hundreds of representatives from leprosy non-governmental organisations gather in South Africa from 30 Janua

… leprosy non-governmental organisations gather in South Africa from 30 Janua …

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Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali applauds the election process in South Africa as a peaceful expression of the people’s

… Boutros-Ghali applauds the election process in South Africa as a peaceful expression of the people’s …

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South Africa’s Foreign Minister announces that South African troop withdrawal from Angola is to be completed within a week.

… South Africa’s Foreign Minister announces that South African troop …

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The Katanga Company is formed in Brussels to exploit copper deposits in the Katanga area of Central Africa.

… to exploit copper deposits in the Katanga area of Central Africa. …

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Desmond Tutu is selected as the archbishop of Cape Town, head of the Anglican Church of South Africa.

… of Cape Town, head of the Anglican Church of South Africa. …

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The Rev. Nomthandazo Purity Malinga, bishop of The Methodist Church of Southern Africa, is born in Ixopo, Natal.

… Hayes, S. (ed)(2000).Â Who's Who of Southern Africa 2001 ..., Graighall: Jonathan Ball … Purity Malinga, bishop of The Methodist Church of Southern Africa, is born in Ixopo, Natal. …

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Wouter Basson, a scientist who headed South Africa’s covert chemicaland germ-warfare operations during the apartheid era, is ac

… Wouter Basson, a scientist who headed South Africa’s covert chemicaland germ-warfare operations during …

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South Africa’s longest serving White political prisoner, David Kitson, is released, seven months short of completing his twenty

… South Africa’s longest serving White political prisoner, David …

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United Nations Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali congratulates South Africa on the occasion of the country’s first democr

… Boutros Boutros-Ghali congratulates South Africa on the occasion of the country’s first democr …

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Foreign Minister ‘Pik’ Botha announces in Parliament that South Africa and Mozambique are to establish joint operational centre

… Minister ‘Pik’ Botha announces in Parliament that South Africa and Mozambique are to establish joint operational …

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Wouter Basson, a scientist who headed South Africa’s covert chemicaland germ-warfare operations during the apartheid era, is ac

… Wouter Basson, a scientist who headed South Africa’s covert chemicaland germ-warfare operations during …

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

… South Africa’s second biggest labour federation is officially …

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The Zimbabwean government and the African National Congress blame South Africa for a blast, which damages the ANC’s diplomatic

… government and the African National Congress blame South Africa for a blast, which damages the ANC’s diplomatic …

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Marthinus Lourens de Villiers (91), composer of ‘Die Stem’ (The Call of South Africa), dies in Wellington, Cape.

… Villiers (91), composer of ‘Die Stem’ (The Call of South Africa), dies in Wellington, Cape. …

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The UN High Commissioner for Refugees estimates it will cost $40m to repatriate South Africa’s 40 000 exiles.

… Refugees estimates it will cost $40m to repatriate South Africa’s 40 000 exiles. …

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South Africa signs multilateral treaty embodying results of the 1960-61 Tariff Conference pertaining to the General Agreement o

… South Africa signs multilateral treaty embodying results of the …

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A statement by Ghana’s Minister of Foreign Affairs in the Ghana National Assembly indicates a readiness to visit South Africa.

… National Assembly indicates a readiness to visit South Africa. …

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A United Nations official says South Africa and the South West African People’s Organisation (Swapo) have formally accepted an

… A United Nations official says South Africa and the South West African People’s Organisation …

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From 1 June 1981, holders of Zimbabwean passports will require visas to enter South Africa. The Zimbabwean government reciproca

… of Zimbabwean passports will require visas to enter South Africa. The Zimbabwean government reciproca …

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O. R. Tambo leaves South Africa illegally on the instruction of the ANC to carry on work outside the country.

… O. R. Tambo leaves South Africa illegally on the instruction of the ANC to carry on …

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The World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) decides at its seventh Congress in Geneva to suspend South Africa from membership u

… decides at its seventh Congress in Geneva to suspend South Africa from membership u …

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The World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) decides at its seventh Congress in Geneva to suspend South Africa from membership u

… decides at its seventh Congress in Geneva to suspend South Africa from membership u …

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The bill establishing five universities for Blacks, releasing their association with the University of South Africa comes into

… releasing their association with the University of South Africa comes into …

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The World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) decides at its seventh Congress in Geneva to suspend South Africa from membership u

… decides at its seventh Congress in Geneva to suspend South Africa from membership u …

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The bill establishing five universities for Blacks, releasing their association with the University of South Africa comes into

… releasing their association with the University of South Africa comes into …

The Cigarette-Makers Strikes and the First Workers Co-operative Society in South Africa, Cape Town 1906 - 1907

… and the First Workers Co-operative Society in South Africa, Cape Town 1906 - 1907 …

Challenges on the future of the African youth in the church today: the peace challenge to South Africa

… youth in the church today: the peace challenge to South Africa …

Going Full Circle on Khoekhoe Origins by Alan G. Morris, (The Digging Stick Vol 31, No 1), 2014, South Africa

… G. Morris, (The Digging Stick Vol 31, No 1), 2014, South Africa …

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Opening Parliament, State President Vorster promises South Africa a new deal, new economic and financial measures and a new con

Judge Jacob de Villiers, judge of the Appeal Court in South Africa, dies in Somerset West, Western Cape.

World Leprosy Day: Hundreds of representatives from leprosy non-governmental organisations gather in South Africa from 30 Janua

Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali applauds the election process in South Africa as a peaceful expression of the people’s

South Africa’s Foreign Minister announces that South African troop withdrawal from Angola is to be completed within a week.

The Katanga Company is formed in Brussels to exploit copper deposits in the Katanga area of Central Africa.

Desmond Tutu is selected as the archbishop of Cape Town, head of the Anglican Church of South Africa.

The Rev. Nomthandazo Purity Malinga, bishop of The Methodist Church of Southern Africa, is born in Ixopo, Natal.

Wouter Basson, a scientist who headed South Africa’s covert chemicaland germ-warfare operations during the apartheid era, is ac

South Africa’s longest serving White political prisoner, David Kitson, is released, seven months short of completing his twenty

United Nations Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali congratulates South Africa on the occasion of the country’s first democr

Foreign Minister ‘Pik’ Botha announces in Parliament that South Africa and Mozambique are to establish joint operational centre

Wouter Basson, a scientist who headed South Africa’s covert chemicaland germ-warfare operations during the apartheid era, is ac

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

The Zimbabwean government and the African National Congress blame South Africa for a blast, which damages the ANC’s diplomatic

Marthinus Lourens de Villiers (91), composer of ‘Die Stem’ (The Call of South Africa), dies in Wellington, Cape.

The UN High Commissioner for Refugees estimates it will cost $40m to repatriate South Africa’s 40 000 exiles.

South Africa signs multilateral treaty embodying results of the 1960-61 Tariff Conference pertaining to the General Agreement o

A statement by Ghana’s Minister of Foreign Affairs in the Ghana National Assembly indicates a readiness to visit South Africa.

A United Nations official says South Africa and the South West African People’s Organisation (Swapo) have formally accepted an

From 1 June 1981, holders of Zimbabwean passports will require visas to enter South Africa. The Zimbabwean government reciproca

O. R. Tambo leaves South Africa illegally on the instruction of the ANC to carry on work outside the country.

The World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) decides at its seventh Congress in Geneva to suspend South Africa from membership u

The World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) decides at its seventh Congress in Geneva to suspend South Africa from membership u

The bill establishing five universities for Blacks, releasing their association with the University of South Africa comes into

The World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) decides at its seventh Congress in Geneva to suspend South Africa from membership u

The bill establishing five universities for Blacks, releasing their association with the University of South Africa comes into

The Cigarette-Makers Strikes and the First Workers Co-operative Society in South Africa, Cape Town 1906 - 1907

Challenges on the future of the African youth in the church today: the peace challenge to South Africa

Going Full Circle on Khoekhoe Origins by Alan G. Morris, (The Digging Stick Vol 31, No 1), 2014, South Africa