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Defence Minister J.J. Fouche outlines the basic principles of South Africa’s defence policy and gives details of measures being

… J.J. Fouche outlines the basic principles of South Africa’s defence policy and gives details of measures being …

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International Conference on Sanctions against South Africa organised by the United Nations, in cooperation with the OAU, at UNE

… International Conference on Sanctions against South Africa organised by the United Nations, in cooperation with …

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SA troops led by Gen. Jan Smuts invade East Africa in their confrontation with German forces in World War I.

… SA troops led by Gen. Jan Smuts invade East Africa in their confrontation with German forces in World War …

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UK students start a campaign to force British universities and colleges to divest up to R650m in South Africa.

… universities and colleges to divest up to R650m in South Africa. …

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South Africa Act Amendment Act No 9: Effectively revalidates the 1951 Separate Representation of Voters Act, which has been cha

… South Africa Act Amendment Act No 9: Effectively revalidates the …

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The Coloured Liberation Movement for the Advancement of Brown People, launched to generate the interest of South Africa’s Colou

… Brown People, launched to generate the interest of South Africa’s Colou …

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A delegation of the Special Committee against Apartheid begins its ten-day visit to South Africa. The mission, who established

… against Apartheid begins its ten-day visit to South Africa. The mission, who established …

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US Vice-President Al Gore announces that the US is lifting a 35-year-old arms embargo against South Africa.

… the US is lifting a 35-year-old arms embargo against South Africa. …

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South Africa signs a treaty with the Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland amending the trade agreement of 16 May 1960.

… South Africa signs a treaty with the Federation of Rhodesia and …

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The UN’s Human Rights Commission adopts a resolution backing the armed struggle to eliminate apartheid in South Africa. Only Br

… backing the armed struggle to eliminate apartheid in South Africa. Only Br …

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South Africa warns Mozambique it will not hesitate to strike back if Mozambique continues to shelter guerrillas conducting murd

… South Africa warns Mozambique it will not hesitate to strike back …

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William Anderson Bloomfield, Victoria Cross winner during WW1, is born in Edinburgh, Scotland. His parents came to South Africa

… et al. (eds)(1970). Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa, Cape Town: NASOU, v. 12, p. 43. … is born in Edinburgh, Scotland. His parents came to South Africa …

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Brassmen attack Royal Niger Company’s station at Akassa, West Africa, and kill and eat forty-three captives. Christian chiefs o

… Pakenham, T. (1991). The Scramble for Africa, Johannesburg: Jonathan Ball | … attack Royal Niger Company’s station at Akassa, West Africa, and kill and eat forty-three captives. Christian …

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Old Mutual announces its intention to note shares on the London stock exchange and four stock exchanges in Africa.

… on the London stock exchange and four stock exchanges in Africa. …

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President Mandela discloses that he has invited Cuban President Fidel Castro to South Africa. This move elicits expressions of

… that he has invited Cuban President Fidel Castro to South Africa. This move elicits expressions of …

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ANC deputy president Nelson Mandela says the European Community should retain sanctions against South Africa and warns of mass

… European Community should retain sanctions against South Africa and warns of mass …

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The Commonwealth Committee on Southern Africa, after a three-day meeting in Harare, decides to seek ways to strengthen financia

… The Commonwealth Committee on Southern Africa, after a three-day meeting in Harare, decides to seek …

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The new Constitution of the Republic of South Africa takes effect. The Constitutional Court approved it on 4 December 1996.

… Burger, D. (ed)(2002). South Africa Yearbook 2001/02 , Pretoria: GCIS, p. 299 … The new Constitution of the Republic of South Africa takes effect. The Constitutional Court approved it on …

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Three draft Bills revising and streamlining South Africa’s security laws are placed before Parliament, their object being to re

… Three draft Bills revising and streamlining South Africa’s security laws are placed before Parliament, their …

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President de Klerk announces that South Africa’s first non-racial democratic elections will be held on 26-28 April.

… President de Klerk announces that South Africa’s first non-racial democratic elections will be held …

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Mluleleki Editor George, Deputy Minister of Defence of the Republic of South Africa since 29 April 2004, is born.

… Deputy Minister of Defence of the Republic of South Africa since 29 April 2004, is born. …

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The governing body of the International Labour Organisation (ILO) meeting in Geneva, votes in favour of suspending South Africa

… meeting in Geneva, votes in favour of suspending South Africa …

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WWII: East Africa. Naval bases of Antsirañana and Diego Suarez, Madagascar are surrendered to the British by Vichy forces.

… WWII: East Africa. Naval bases of Antsirañana and Diego Suarez, …

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The British Lions rugby team leaves London to begin a controversial twenty-two-match tour of South Africa and Rhodesia.

… to begin a controversial twenty-two-match tour of South Africa and Rhodesia. …

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United States President Bill Clinton announces the doubling of $600 million United States assistance to South Africa over the n

… doubling of $600 million United States assistance to South Africa over the n …

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P.W. Botha, the Minister of Defence, announces that an air-to-air projectile has been perfected by South Africa.

… that an air-to-air projectile has been perfected by South Africa. …

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EC lifts sanctions previously imposed on South Africa (1985) as goodwill gesture for promised improvements to a multi-racial so

… EC lifts sanctions previously imposed on South Africa (1985) as goodwill gesture for promised improvements …

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Violence rages throughout South Africa as hundreds of thousands of Blacks protest the slaying of popular Communist Party chief

… Violence rages throughout South Africa as hundreds of thousands of Blacks protest the slaying …

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The President of the National Union of South Africa (NUSAS), Ian Robertson, receives a banning order under the Suppression of C

… The President of the National Union of South Africa (NUSAS), Ian Robertson, receives a banning order under …

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Sir John Frederick William Herschel, well-known British astronomer (in South Africa 1834-38), dies in Collingswood, Kent, Engla

… et al. (eds)(1970). Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa, Cape Town: NASOU, v. 5, p. 500 … William Herschel, well-known British astronomer (in South Africa 1834-38), dies in Collingswood, Kent, Engla …

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Defence Minister J.J. Fouche outlines the basic principles of South Africa’s defence policy and gives details of measures being

International Conference on Sanctions against South Africa organised by the United Nations, in cooperation with the OAU, at UNE

SA troops led by Gen. Jan Smuts invade East Africa in their confrontation with German forces in World War I.

UK students start a campaign to force British universities and colleges to divest up to R650m in South Africa.

South Africa Act Amendment Act No 9: Effectively revalidates the 1951 Separate Representation of Voters Act, which has been cha

The Coloured Liberation Movement for the Advancement of Brown People, launched to generate the interest of South Africa’s Colou

A delegation of the Special Committee against Apartheid begins its ten-day visit to South Africa. The mission, who established

US Vice-President Al Gore announces that the US is lifting a 35-year-old arms embargo against South Africa.

South Africa signs a treaty with the Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland amending the trade agreement of 16 May 1960.

The UN’s Human Rights Commission adopts a resolution backing the armed struggle to eliminate apartheid in South Africa. Only Br

South Africa warns Mozambique it will not hesitate to strike back if Mozambique continues to shelter guerrillas conducting murd

William Anderson Bloomfield, Victoria Cross winner during WW1, is born in Edinburgh, Scotland. His parents came to South Africa

Brassmen attack Royal Niger Company’s station at Akassa, West Africa, and kill and eat forty-three captives. Christian chiefs o

Old Mutual announces its intention to note shares on the London stock exchange and four stock exchanges in Africa.

President Mandela discloses that he has invited Cuban President Fidel Castro to South Africa. This move elicits expressions of

ANC deputy president Nelson Mandela says the European Community should retain sanctions against South Africa and warns of mass

The Commonwealth Committee on Southern Africa, after a three-day meeting in Harare, decides to seek ways to strengthen financia

The new Constitution of the Republic of South Africa takes effect. The Constitutional Court approved it on 4 December 1996.

Three draft Bills revising and streamlining South Africa’s security laws are placed before Parliament, their object being to re

President de Klerk announces that South Africa’s first non-racial democratic elections will be held on 26-28 April.

Mluleleki Editor George, Deputy Minister of Defence of the Republic of South Africa since 29 April 2004, is born.

The governing body of the International Labour Organisation (ILO) meeting in Geneva, votes in favour of suspending South Africa

WWII: East Africa. Naval bases of Antsirañana and Diego Suarez, Madagascar are surrendered to the British by Vichy forces.

The British Lions rugby team leaves London to begin a controversial twenty-two-match tour of South Africa and Rhodesia.

United States President Bill Clinton announces the doubling of $600 million United States assistance to South Africa over the n

P.W. Botha, the Minister of Defence, announces that an air-to-air projectile has been perfected by South Africa.

EC lifts sanctions previously imposed on South Africa (1985) as goodwill gesture for promised improvements to a multi-racial so

Violence rages throughout South Africa as hundreds of thousands of Blacks protest the slaying of popular Communist Party chief

The President of the National Union of South Africa (NUSAS), Ian Robertson, receives a banning order under the Suppression of C

Sir John Frederick William Herschel, well-known British astronomer (in South Africa 1834-38), dies in Collingswood, Kent, Engla