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Fanie Botha, a senior Member of the Cabinet, announces his resignation as Minister of Manpower, following allegations that he h

… senior Member of the Cabinet, announces his resignation as Minister of Manpower, following allegations that he h …

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The house approves the Constitution Twelfth Amendment Bill by a two-thirds majority in parliament. Deputy justice minister John

… by a two-thirds majority in parliament. Deputy justice minister John …

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Minister of Justice Kobie Coetsee announces guidelines for the release of political prisoners and the return of exiles.

… Minister of Justice Kobie Coetsee announces guidelines for …

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Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith and African nationalist leader Joshua Nkomo sign an agreement to start full constitutional n

… Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith and African nationalist leader Joshua …

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The Prime Minister, Dr. Verwoerd, welcomes the British Labour government’s announcement that the supply of sixteen Buccaneer ai

… The Prime Minister, Dr. Verwoerd, welcomes the British Labour …

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Minister of Law and Order, Louis le Grange, announces a new series of directives for the protection of detainees.

… Minister of Law and Order, Louis le Grange, announces a new …

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The Minister of Agricultural Technical Services, J.J. Fouche, claims that South Africa is strong enough to withstand sanctions

… The Minister of Agricultural Technical Services, J.J. Fouche, …

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Faced with criticism, Nigeria’s foreign minister promises that the government would block Islamic courts from carrying out ston

… Faced with criticism, Nigeria’s foreign minister promises that the government would block Islamic …

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Foreign Minister ‘Pik’ Botha is declared persona non grata by Angola for having supported the rebel Angolan UNITA.

… Foreign Minister ‘Pik’ Botha is declared persona non grata by Angola …

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British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, after being defeated by John Major in a ballot for Conservative Party leader, resigns

… British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, after being defeated by John …

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The Prime Minister, P.W. Botha, outlines a project for a constellation of states to some 250 leading businessmen. Its objective

… The Prime Minister, P.W. Botha, outlines a project for a constellation …

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Britain’s Prime Minister Winston Churchill, US President Franklin Roosevelt, and China’s Chiang Kai-shek agree in Cairo, Egypt,

… Britain’s Prime Minister Winston Churchill, US President Franklin Roosevelt, …

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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 …

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The Taiwanese foreign minister announces the recall of the Taiwanese ambassador and the immediate suspension of most Taiwanese

… The Taiwanese foreign minister announces the recall of the Taiwanese ambassador and …

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The Minister of Bantu Administration and Development leaves Malawi after a four-day visit during which cooperation between nati

… The Minister of Bantu Administration and Development leaves …

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

… The Minister of Foreign Affairs, H. Muller, defines the …

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South African President P.W. Botha fires the government’s only non-White Cabinet Minister, Amichand Rajbansi, with effect from

… P.W. Botha fires the government’s only non-White Cabinet Minister, Amichand Rajbansi, with effect from …

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Ivory Coast’s new prime minister, Daniel Kablan Duncan, takes office, praising the economic austerity policies of his predecess

… Ivory Coast’s new prime minister, Daniel Kablan Duncan, takes office, praising the …

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

… The Defence Minister, J.J. Fouché, gives the Senate details of South …

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The Church of the Vow in Pietermaritzburg is consecrated and Erasmus Smit is inducted as its first minister.

… is consecrated and Erasmus Smit is inducted as its first minister. …

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

… British prime minister Margaret Thatcher still refuses to impose sanctions …

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The Schlebusch Commission of Inquiry, appointed by the prime minister to investigate the activities of four organisations, amon

… Schlebusch Commission of Inquiry, appointed by the prime minister to investigate the activities of four organisations, …

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The Minister of Interior, Mr S.L. Muller, grants a visa to Japanese jockey Sueo Masuzawa after first refusing it.

… The Minister of Interior, Mr S.L. Muller, grants a visa to …

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

… The Prime Minister declares that Soviet threats will not prevent South …

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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 …

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President Thabo Mbeki congratulates Lesotho’s Prime Minister Pakalitha Mosisili on his election to a third term in office, acco

… President Thabo Mbeki congratulates Lesotho’s Prime Minister Pakalitha Mosisili on his election to a third term …

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Welfare and Population Development Minister, Abe Williams, resigns in the face of corruption allegations relating to missing pe

… Welfare and Population Development Minister, Abe Williams, resigns in the face of corruption …

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The Chairman of the South African Coloured Peoples Representative Council reports that the Prime Minister favours Coloureds gra

… Peoples Representative Council reports that the Prime Minister favours Coloureds gra …

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Prime Minister P.W. Botha describes the National Party policy of inter-racial consultation and joint responsibility, as ‘a form

… Prime Minister P.W. Botha describes the National Party policy of …

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The Minister of Labour announces instructions to the Wage Board to revise certain determinations applying to unskilled labourer

… The Minister of Labour announces instructions to the Wage Board …

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Fanie Botha, a senior Member of the Cabinet, announces his resignation as Minister of Manpower, following allegations that he h

The house approves the Constitution Twelfth Amendment Bill by a two-thirds majority in parliament. Deputy justice minister John

Minister of Justice Kobie Coetsee announces guidelines for the release of political prisoners and the return of exiles.

Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith and African nationalist leader Joshua Nkomo sign an agreement to start full constitutional n

The Prime Minister, Dr. Verwoerd, welcomes the British Labour government’s announcement that the supply of sixteen Buccaneer ai

Minister of Law and Order, Louis le Grange, announces a new series of directives for the protection of detainees.

The Minister of Agricultural Technical Services, J.J. Fouche, claims that South Africa is strong enough to withstand sanctions

Faced with criticism, Nigeria’s foreign minister promises that the government would block Islamic courts from carrying out ston

Foreign Minister ‘Pik’ Botha is declared persona non grata by Angola for having supported the rebel Angolan UNITA.

British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, after being defeated by John Major in a ballot for Conservative Party leader, resigns

The Prime Minister, P.W. Botha, outlines a project for a constellation of states to some 250 leading businessmen. Its objective

Britain’s Prime Minister Winston Churchill, US President Franklin Roosevelt, and China’s Chiang Kai-shek agree in Cairo, Egypt,

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

The Taiwanese foreign minister announces the recall of the Taiwanese ambassador and the immediate suspension of most Taiwanese

The Minister of Bantu Administration and Development leaves Malawi after a four-day visit during which cooperation between nati

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

South African President P.W. Botha fires the government’s only non-White Cabinet Minister, Amichand Rajbansi, with effect from

Ivory Coast’s new prime minister, Daniel Kablan Duncan, takes office, praising the economic austerity policies of his predecess

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

The Church of the Vow in Pietermaritzburg is consecrated and Erasmus Smit is inducted as its first minister.

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

The Schlebusch Commission of Inquiry, appointed by the prime minister to investigate the activities of four organisations, amon

The Minister of Interior, Mr S.L. Muller, grants a visa to Japanese jockey Sueo Masuzawa after first refusing it.

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

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

President Thabo Mbeki congratulates Lesotho’s Prime Minister Pakalitha Mosisili on his election to a third term in office, acco

Welfare and Population Development Minister, Abe Williams, resigns in the face of corruption allegations relating to missing pe

The Chairman of the South African Coloured Peoples Representative Council reports that the Prime Minister favours Coloureds gra

Prime Minister P.W. Botha describes the National Party policy of inter-racial consultation and joint responsibility, as ‘a form

The Minister of Labour announces instructions to the Wage Board to revise certain determinations applying to unskilled labourer