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At a Nordic Council meeting in Copenhagen, the Foreign Ministers of Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden recommend an i

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In a telegram to Milner, Chamberlain describes the proposals as “...an immense concession and even a considerable advance on yo

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SA signs memorandum of agreement with Lesotho regarding the design, construction and maintenance of the international border br

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The ANC sent a report on police violence to President F. W. de Klerk and demanded an end violent police action.

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Ghana’s president Kwame Nkrumah escapes an assassination attempt when a hand grenade is thrown into a crowd greeting him. The d

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Helgard Dewald Johannes Bodenstein, jurist, first secretary of external affairs in SA and editor of several law publications, i

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The state-owned Atlas Aircraft Corporation is to build an advanced subsonic fighter to be airborne in 1974.

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A peace treaty with Tripoli, which follows treaties with Algeria and Tunis, brings an end to the Barbary Wars.

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Dr Cornelius Francois Visser (Vader Visser), educator and cultural leader who founded the Voortrekker Beweging, an Afrikaner yo

Mandela Gets An Emotional New York City Welcome by John Kifner (The New York Times), 21 June 1990

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A British newspaper reports heavy fighting between Angolan government forces and Unita, in which SA is allegedly taking part.

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The SA rugby team beats New Zealand 17-6 in the third test in Auckland and wins the series 2-1.

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The constitutional conference on Mauritius ends in London, deciding that the country should become an independent state within

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South African Parliament passes a bill establishing the Transitional Executive Council, whose main purpose is to ensure free an

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The Minister of Justice officially announces that NUSAS has been declared an ‘affected organisation’ under the Affected Organis

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SA signs a memorandum of understanding with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees on the voluntary repatriation and

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An explosion occurs at the Department of Internal Affairs, Harrison Street, Johannesburg, injuring four people and causing dama

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The Convention on the International Maritime Satellite Organisation plus Operating Agreement, to which SA is a party, is signed

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Premier H.F. Verwoerd assumes duty as Prime Minister and announces an intensification of the apartheids policy in parliament.

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A Gauteng businessman, who is believed to be linked to an international nuclear weapons smuggling organisation, has been arrest

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The ANC sent a report on police violence to President F. W. de Klerk and demanded an end violent police action.

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An Egyptian military court convicts seventy-two Islamic militants of subversion and sentences four of them to death.

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President P.W. Botha admits in Parliament that he personally phoned the SA Broadcasting Corporation and intervened to change a

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SA signs multilateral agreement with the governments of Transkei, Bophuthatswana, Venda and Ciskei for the avoidance of double

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The Johannesburg and the Namibian Stock Exchanges sign an accord for the exchange of technology, skills and information.

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Following an international campaign for clemency, the Bloemfontein Appeal Court overrules the death sentence on James Mange and

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The Lesotho government announces that an undisclosed number of South African refugees have decided voluntarily to withdraw from

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An intricate prisoner exchange takes place in Maputo, involving 133 Angolan soldiers, anti-apartheid activists, Klaas de Jonge,

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Two Black men are hanged in Pretoria, SA, for a multiple killing committed during outbreak of anti-apartheid violence.

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President Mandela issues an invitation to Libyan leader Col. M. al Kadhaffi. The National Party considers this could jeopardize

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At a Nordic Council meeting in Copenhagen, the Foreign Ministers of Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden recommend an i

In a telegram to Milner, Chamberlain describes the proposals as “...an immense concession and even a considerable advance on yo

SA signs memorandum of agreement with Lesotho regarding the design, construction and maintenance of the international border br

The ANC sent a report on police violence to President F. W. de Klerk and demanded an end violent police action.

Ghana’s president Kwame Nkrumah escapes an assassination attempt when a hand grenade is thrown into a crowd greeting him. The d

Helgard Dewald Johannes Bodenstein, jurist, first secretary of external affairs in SA and editor of several law publications, i

The state-owned Atlas Aircraft Corporation is to build an advanced subsonic fighter to be airborne in 1974.

A peace treaty with Tripoli, which follows treaties with Algeria and Tunis, brings an end to the Barbary Wars.

Dr Cornelius Francois Visser (Vader Visser), educator and cultural leader who founded the Voortrekker Beweging, an Afrikaner yo

Mandela Gets An Emotional New York City Welcome by John Kifner (The New York Times), 21 June 1990

A British newspaper reports heavy fighting between Angolan government forces and Unita, in which SA is allegedly taking part.

The SA rugby team beats New Zealand 17-6 in the third test in Auckland and wins the series 2-1.

The constitutional conference on Mauritius ends in London, deciding that the country should become an independent state within

South African Parliament passes a bill establishing the Transitional Executive Council, whose main purpose is to ensure free an

The Minister of Justice officially announces that NUSAS has been declared an ‘affected organisation’ under the Affected Organis

SA signs a memorandum of understanding with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees on the voluntary repatriation and

An explosion occurs at the Department of Internal Affairs, Harrison Street, Johannesburg, injuring four people and causing dama

The Convention on the International Maritime Satellite Organisation plus Operating Agreement, to which SA is a party, is signed

Premier H.F. Verwoerd assumes duty as Prime Minister and announces an intensification of the apartheids policy in parliament.

A Gauteng businessman, who is believed to be linked to an international nuclear weapons smuggling organisation, has been arrest

The ANC sent a report on police violence to President F. W. de Klerk and demanded an end violent police action.

An Egyptian military court convicts seventy-two Islamic militants of subversion and sentences four of them to death.

President P.W. Botha admits in Parliament that he personally phoned the SA Broadcasting Corporation and intervened to change a

SA signs multilateral agreement with the governments of Transkei, Bophuthatswana, Venda and Ciskei for the avoidance of double

The Johannesburg and the Namibian Stock Exchanges sign an accord for the exchange of technology, skills and information.

Following an international campaign for clemency, the Bloemfontein Appeal Court overrules the death sentence on James Mange and

The Lesotho government announces that an undisclosed number of South African refugees have decided voluntarily to withdraw from

An intricate prisoner exchange takes place in Maputo, involving 133 Angolan soldiers, anti-apartheid activists, Klaas de Jonge,

Two Black men are hanged in Pretoria, SA, for a multiple killing committed during outbreak of anti-apartheid violence.

President Mandela issues an invitation to Libyan leader Col. M. al Kadhaffi. The National Party considers this could jeopardize