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Several hundred mounted Herero invade Okahandja in the then German South-West Africa, setting fire to buildings and killing 123

… Human & Rousseau | Pakenham, T. (1991). The Scramble for Africa, Johannesburg: Jonathan Ball. … Herero invade Okahandja in the then German South-West Africa, setting fire to buildings and killing 123 …

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The Acting General-Secretary of the Lutheran Church in South Africa claims that T. Muofhe, a Lutheran elder, has died in custod

… Acting General-Secretary of the Lutheran Church in South Africa claims that T. Muofhe, a Lutheran elder, has died in …

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Donald Woods, banned editor of the Daily Dispatch (East London) reaches Britain with his family, having fled South Africa via L

… London) reaches Britain with his family, having fled South Africa via L …

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President Paul Kruger presents a medal to J.P. Hess, in commemoration of his introduction into South Africa of the first motor-

… et al. (eds)(1970). Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa, Cape Town: NASOU, v. 7, p. 587. … J.P. Hess, in commemoration of his introduction into South Africa of the first motor- …

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UK Prime Minister Tony Blair, on a visit to South Africa, asks President Nelson Mandela to intervene in the Lockerbie case.

… UK Prime Minister Tony Blair, on a visit to South Africa, asks President Nelson Mandela to intervene in the …

Remarks at the Closing Ceremony of the Second Session of the South Africa-Algeria Bi-National Commission, 19 October 2001

… at the Closing Ceremony of the Second Session of the South Africa-Algeria Bi-National Commission, 19 October 2001 …

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The Republic of South Africa Constitution Bill receives its third reading. Among its provisions are the abolition of the Senate

… The Republic of South Africa Constitution Bill receives its third reading. Among …

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Diamonds are first discovered at Kimberley, South Africa, leading to the construction of the world’s largest open mine, the Big

… Diamonds are first discovered at Kimberley, South Africa, leading to the construction of the world’s largest …

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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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Name changes to three of South Africa’s nine provinces are announced: PWV becomes Gauteng; Orange Free State becomes the Free S

… Name changes to three of South Africa’s nine provinces are announced: PWV becomes Gauteng; …

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WWII: As the Eighth Army abandons Mersa Matruhin, North Africa, Rommel’s forces claim to have captured another 6,000 British t

… WWII: As the Eighth Army abandons Mersa Matruhin, North Africa, Rommel’s forces claim to have captured another 6,000 …

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The SAPS becomes the first police force in Africa to launch a missing children website (missingkids.com.za), with 800 cases.

… Burger, D. (ed)(2002). South Africa Yearbook 2001/02 , Pretoria: GCIS, p. 450 … The SAPS becomes the first police force in Africa to launch a missing children website …

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International Conference on the Educational Needs of the Victims of Apartheid in South Africa, UNESCO House, Paris (25-27 June)

… the Educational Needs of the Victims of Apartheid in South Africa, UNESCO House, Paris (25-27 June) …

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Sir Henry Rider Haggard, author of King Solomon’s Mines and other adventure stories, mostly about Africa, is born in Norfolk, E

… Solomon’s Mines and other adventure stories, mostly about Africa, is born in Norfolk, E …

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The Information Service of South Africa Special Account Bill is passed against the votes of the opposition parties. Kalley, J.A

… The Information Service of South Africa Special Account Bill is passed against the votes of …

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The Swaziland government welcomes South Africa’s offer to hand over parts of KaNgwane and KwaZulu to Swaziland, since, it claim

… The Swaziland government welcomes South Africa’s offer to hand over parts of KaNgwane and KwaZulu to …

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Representatives of the Federation of Unions of South Africa (Fedusa), the National Council of Trade Unions (Nactu), and the Con

… Representatives of the Federation of Unions of South Africa (Fedusa), the National Council of Trade Unions …

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Forty-five mercenaries from South Africa under Colonel Mike Hoare land in Seychelles, attack the airport and cause heavy damage

… Forty-five mercenaries from South Africa under Colonel Mike Hoare land in Seychelles, attack …

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The General Assembly declares that the South African regime has &quot;no right to represent the people of South Africa&quot; an

… regime has "no right to represent the people of South Africa" an …

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The General Assembly of the United Nations decides with thirty-seven votes against nine, not to incorporate South West Africa i

… votes against nine, not to incorporate South West Africa i …

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Cheryl Ellen Gillwald, Deputy Minister of Correctional Services of the Republic of South Africa since 29 April 2004, is born.

… Minister of Correctional Services of the Republic of South Africa since 29 April 2004, is born. …

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George VI becomes King of England following the abdication of Edward VIII. The Royal family visited South Africa in 1947.

… abdication of Edward VIII. The Royal family visited South Africa in 1947. …

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It is announced that the Prime Minister’s Economic Advisory Council has accepted a five-year plan designed to give South Africa

… has accepted a five-year plan designed to give South Africa …

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Theo Gerdener resigns from the National Party on account of his involvement with Action South and Southern Africa (ACASA), an i

… account of his involvement with Action South and Southern Africa (ACASA), an i …

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World War 2: North Africa Vichy military chief in Algeria, Admiral Darlan, orders an end to the resistance against the Allies.

… World War 2: North Africa Vichy military chief in Algeria, Admiral Darlan, …

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In a letter to the United Nations Centre Against Apartheid, singer Frank Sinatra promises not to visit South Africa until apart

… singer Frank Sinatra promises not to visit South Africa until apart …

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Diamonds are first discovered at Kimberley, South Africa, leading to the construction of the world’s largest open mine, the Big

… Diamonds are first discovered at Kimberley, South Africa, leading to the construction of the world’s largest …

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On the 20th anniversary of the General Assembly resolution on sanctions against South Africa, the United Nations presents award

… the General Assembly resolution on sanctions against South Africa, the United Nations presents award …

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South Africa’s Pan-Africanist Congress announces it will join with the African National Congress in opposing the White-led gove

… South Africa’s Pan-Africanist Congress announces it will join with …

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Dr Jean Benjamin, Deputy Minister of Social Development in the Republic of South Africa since 29 April 2004, is born.

… Minister of Social Development in the Republic of South Africa since 29 April 2004, is born. …

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Several hundred mounted Herero invade Okahandja in the then German South-West Africa, setting fire to buildings and killing 123

The Acting General-Secretary of the Lutheran Church in South Africa claims that T. Muofhe, a Lutheran elder, has died in custod

Donald Woods, banned editor of the Daily Dispatch (East London) reaches Britain with his family, having fled South Africa via L

President Paul Kruger presents a medal to J.P. Hess, in commemoration of his introduction into South Africa of the first motor-

UK Prime Minister Tony Blair, on a visit to South Africa, asks President Nelson Mandela to intervene in the Lockerbie case.

Remarks at the Closing Ceremony of the Second Session of the South Africa-Algeria Bi-National Commission, 19 October 2001

The Republic of South Africa Constitution Bill receives its third reading. Among its provisions are the abolition of the Senate

Diamonds are first discovered at Kimberley, South Africa, leading to the construction of the world’s largest open mine, the Big

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

Name changes to three of South Africa’s nine provinces are announced: PWV becomes Gauteng; Orange Free State becomes the Free S

WWII: As the Eighth Army abandons Mersa Matruhin, North Africa, Rommel’s forces claim to have captured another 6,000 British t

The SAPS becomes the first police force in Africa to launch a missing children website (missingkids.com.za), with 800 cases.

International Conference on the Educational Needs of the Victims of Apartheid in South Africa, UNESCO House, Paris (25-27 June)

Sir Henry Rider Haggard, author of King Solomon’s Mines and other adventure stories, mostly about Africa, is born in Norfolk, E

The Information Service of South Africa Special Account Bill is passed against the votes of the opposition parties. Kalley, J.A

The Swaziland government welcomes South Africa’s offer to hand over parts of KaNgwane and KwaZulu to Swaziland, since, it claim

Representatives of the Federation of Unions of South Africa (Fedusa), the National Council of Trade Unions (Nactu), and the Con

Forty-five mercenaries from South Africa under Colonel Mike Hoare land in Seychelles, attack the airport and cause heavy damage

The General Assembly declares that the South African regime has &amp;quot;no right to represent the people of South Africa&amp;quot; an

The General Assembly of the United Nations decides with thirty-seven votes against nine, not to incorporate South West Africa i

Cheryl Ellen Gillwald, Deputy Minister of Correctional Services of the Republic of South Africa since 29 April 2004, is born.

George VI becomes King of England following the abdication of Edward VIII. The Royal family visited South Africa in 1947.

It is announced that the Prime Minister’s Economic Advisory Council has accepted a five-year plan designed to give South Africa

Theo Gerdener resigns from the National Party on account of his involvement with Action South and Southern Africa (ACASA), an i

World War 2: North Africa Vichy military chief in Algeria, Admiral Darlan, orders an end to the resistance against the Allies.

In a letter to the United Nations Centre Against Apartheid, singer Frank Sinatra promises not to visit South Africa until apart

Diamonds are first discovered at Kimberley, South Africa, leading to the construction of the world’s largest open mine, the Big

On the 20th anniversary of the General Assembly resolution on sanctions against South Africa, the United Nations presents award

South Africa’s Pan-Africanist Congress announces it will join with the African National Congress in opposing the White-led gove

Dr Jean Benjamin, Deputy Minister of Social Development in the Republic of South Africa since 29 April 2004, is born.

The General Assembly declares that the South African regime has "no right to represent the people of South Africa" an