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Now in its 24th year, South Africa’s longest-running film festival, the Durban International Film Festival (DIFF), starts today

… Now in its 24th year, South Africa’s longest-running film festival, the Durban …

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The Secretary-General of the Supreme African Sports Council, J.-G. Ganga, says he will admit White South Africans to the Africa

… Ganga, says he will admit White South Africans to the Africa …

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Zambian postal workers refuse to sort mail from South Africa following a bomb explosion the previous week in which two postal w

… Zambian postal workers refuse to sort mail from South Africa following a bomb explosion the previous week in which …

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President Bill Clinton of the US proclaims the Africa Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA), naming thirty-four sub-Saharan African

… Burger, D. (ed)(2002). South Africa Yearbook 2001/02, Pretoria: GCIS, p. 149 … President Bill Clinton of the US proclaims the Africa Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA), naming thirty-four …

10 things you didn’t know about ‘Mandela’s’ Robben Island by Christine Mungai (Mail and Guardian), 17 March 2015, South Africa

… Christine Mungai (Mail and Guardian), 17 March 2015, South Africa …

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A surprise top-level military meeting between Angola, South Africa and Cuba ends in Cape Verde. The talks follow reports that a

… A surprise top-level military meeting between Angola, South Africa and Cuba ends in Cape Verde. The talks follow reports …

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Cyrus Vance, Special Representative of the Secretary-General, visits South Africa (21-31 July), for talks with a broad array of

… Representative of the Secretary-General, visits South Africa (21-31 July), for talks with a broad array of …

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The first official commercial air service in South Africa is introduced by Major Allister Mackintosh Miller under the name of U

… et al. (eds)(1970). Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa, Cape Town: NASOU, v. 1, p. 612 | Wallis, F. (2000). … The first official commercial air service in South Africa is introduced by Major Allister Mackintosh Miller …

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Confrontation between South Africa and Transkei over the deportation and return to Transkei of squatters from the Cape Town are

… Confrontation between South Africa and Transkei over the deportation and return to …

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A US cargo plane carrying 10 tons of food sweeps into Wajir, Kenya, to relieve famine in the Horn of Africa.

… sweeps into Wajir, Kenya, to relieve famine in the Horn of Africa. …

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The government extends its powers under the Internal Security Act from the Transvaal only to the whole of South Africa.

… Security Act from the Transvaal only to the whole of South Africa. …

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International Day of Solidarity with the Struggle of Women of South Africa and Namibia was observed for the first time.

… Day of Solidarity with the Struggle of Women of South Africa and Namibia was observed for the first time. …

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The Commonwealth announces that it will send a team of about a dozen observers to South Africa as part of international efforts

… it will send a team of about a dozen observers to South Africa as part of international efforts …

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The Commonwealth announces that it will send a team of about a dozen observers to South Africa as part of international efforts

… it will send a team of about a dozen observers to South Africa as part of international efforts …

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Jonker Afrikaner, chief of the Afrikaner tribe of Hottentots, dies in Okahandja, German West Africa. He was born c. 1790 in

… et al. (eds)(1970). Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa, Cape Town: NASOU, v. 1, p. 183 … tribe of Hottentots, dies in Okahandja, German West Africa. He was born c. 1790 in …

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The Security Council rejects and declares null and void the new racist constitution of South Africa. It urges governments and o

… null and void the new racist constitution of South Africa. It urges governments and o …

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The Security Council rejects and declares null and void the new racist constitution of South Africa. It urges governments and o

… null and void the new racist constitution of South Africa. It urges governments and o …

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World War 2: East Africa. The Italian invasion of British Somaliland, which began on August 4, is complete. The Royal Navy succ

… World War 2: East Africa. The Italian invasion of British Somaliland, which …

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Ex-State Attorney J.C. Smuts’ baby son, Kosie, dies. Smuts later became prime minister of the Union of South Africa.

… Smuts later became prime minister of the Union of South Africa. …

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Christiaan Afrikaner, son of Jonker Afrikaner and Nama chief, is killed in battle at Otjimbingue, German West Africa. He wa

… et al. (eds)(1970). Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa, Cape Town: NASOU, v. 1, p. 183 … chief, is killed in battle at Otjimbingue, German West Africa. He wa …

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Foreign Affairs Minister Pik Botha, in Vienna to discuss signing the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, says South Africa has th

… signing the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, says South Africa has th …

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The Second Polar Year Project (1 August 1932-31 August 1933) starts. The Union Weather Services of South Africa renders valuabl

… et al. (eds)(1970). Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa, Cape Town: NASOU, v. 7, p. 360 … August 1933) starts. The Union Weather Services of South Africa renders valuabl …

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In the Geneva session of the United nations Economic and Social Council, an Argentinean resolution state that South Africa shal

… Social Council, an Argentinean resolution state that South Africa shal …

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The International Court of Justice in The Hague unanimously condemns the continuing presence of South Africa in South West Afri

… unanimously condemns the continuing presence of South Africa in South West Afri …

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The Security Council urges Member States to adopt a wide range of economic measures against South Africa. The resolution is, ho

… to adopt a wide range of economic measures against South Africa. The resolution is, ho …

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Malawian ambassador to South Africa, Joe Kachingwe, is the first Black African statesman to be formally recognised by the Apart

… Malawian ambassador to South Africa, Joe Kachingwe, is the first Black African statesman …

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The South African government admits donating $35 billion in 1989 to support political parties opposing the South-West Africa Pe

… 1989 to support political parties opposing the South-West Africa Pe …

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Dr Christiaan Barnard transplants two lungs and a heart into a man in Cape Town, South Africa, and the operation is described a

… two lungs and a heart into a man in Cape Town, South Africa, and the operation is described a …

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South Africa and the Soviet Union sign a formal agreement in Johannesburg to promote trade between the two countries. The agree

… South Africa and the Soviet Union sign a formal agreement in …

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The United Nations General Assembly votes by 114 votes to two (South Africa and Portugal), with three abstentions (Britain, Fra

… Nations General Assembly votes by 114 votes to two (South Africa and Portugal), with three abstentions (Britain, Fra …

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Now in its 24th year, South Africa’s longest-running film festival, the Durban International Film Festival (DIFF), starts today

The Secretary-General of the Supreme African Sports Council, J.-G. Ganga, says he will admit White South Africans to the Africa

Zambian postal workers refuse to sort mail from South Africa following a bomb explosion the previous week in which two postal w

President Bill Clinton of the US proclaims the Africa Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA), naming thirty-four sub-Saharan African

10 things you didn’t know about ‘Mandela’s’ Robben Island by Christine Mungai (Mail and Guardian), 17 March 2015, South Africa

A surprise top-level military meeting between Angola, South Africa and Cuba ends in Cape Verde. The talks follow reports that a

Cyrus Vance, Special Representative of the Secretary-General, visits South Africa (21-31 July), for talks with a broad array of

The first official commercial air service in South Africa is introduced by Major Allister Mackintosh Miller under the name of U

Confrontation between South Africa and Transkei over the deportation and return to Transkei of squatters from the Cape Town are

A US cargo plane carrying 10 tons of food sweeps into Wajir, Kenya, to relieve famine in the Horn of Africa.

The government extends its powers under the Internal Security Act from the Transvaal only to the whole of South Africa.

International Day of Solidarity with the Struggle of Women of South Africa and Namibia was observed for the first time.

The Commonwealth announces that it will send a team of about a dozen observers to South Africa as part of international efforts

The Commonwealth announces that it will send a team of about a dozen observers to South Africa as part of international efforts

Jonker Afrikaner, chief of the Afrikaner tribe of Hottentots, dies in Okahandja, German West Africa. He was born c. 1790 in

The Security Council rejects and declares null and void the new racist constitution of South Africa. It urges governments and o

The Security Council rejects and declares null and void the new racist constitution of South Africa. It urges governments and o

World War 2: East Africa. The Italian invasion of British Somaliland, which began on August 4, is complete. The Royal Navy succ

Ex-State Attorney J.C. Smuts’ baby son, Kosie, dies. Smuts later became prime minister of the Union of South Africa.

Christiaan Afrikaner, son of Jonker Afrikaner and Nama chief, is killed in battle at Otjimbingue, German West Africa. He wa

Foreign Affairs Minister Pik Botha, in Vienna to discuss signing the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, says South Africa has th

The Second Polar Year Project (1 August 1932-31 August 1933) starts. The Union Weather Services of South Africa renders valuabl

In the Geneva session of the United nations Economic and Social Council, an Argentinean resolution state that South Africa shal

The International Court of Justice in The Hague unanimously condemns the continuing presence of South Africa in South West Afri

The Security Council urges Member States to adopt a wide range of economic measures against South Africa. The resolution is, ho

Malawian ambassador to South Africa, Joe Kachingwe, is the first Black African statesman to be formally recognised by the Apart

The South African government admits donating $35 billion in 1989 to support political parties opposing the South-West Africa Pe

Dr Christiaan Barnard transplants two lungs and a heart into a man in Cape Town, South Africa, and the operation is described a

South Africa and the Soviet Union sign a formal agreement in Johannesburg to promote trade between the two countries. The agree

The United Nations General Assembly votes by 114 votes to two (South Africa and Portugal), with three abstentions (Britain, Fra