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Henri Edouard Prosper Breuli, archaeologist attached to the University of the Witwatersrand, is born in Mortain, France.

… Henri Edouard Prosper Breuli, archaeologist attached to the University of the Witwatersrand, is born in Mortain, …

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Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe lashes out at international journalists and foreign governments, threatening to ban them fro

… journalists and foreign governments, threatening to ban them fro …

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The ANC foreign affairs department hosts an international solidarity conference in Johannesburg (19-21 February), to mobilise i

… solidarity conference in Johannesburg (19-21 February), to mobilise i …

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The Ciskei administration declares 19 February a public holiday Heroes’ Day to commemorate the Ciskei Defence Force’s repulsion

… declares 19 February a public holiday Heroes’ Day to commemorate the Ciskei Defence Force’s repulsion …

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The Truth and Reconciliation Commission confirms newspaper reports that five former security police officers have confessed to

… a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997 , Westport: Greenwood. … that five former security police officers have confessed to …

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King Farouk removes Prime Minister Mustafa Nahhas for failing to keep the peace. Ali Mahir replaces him.

… Farouk removes Prime Minister Mustafa Nahhas for failing to keep the peace. Ali Mahir replaces him. …

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Anglo-Boer War 2: Danish farmers donate 12 000 boxes of butter to British troops in South Africa.

… War 2: Danish farmers donate 12 000 boxes of butter to British troops in South Africa. …

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Pres. Mugabe announces that he will not renounce his decision to expropriate the farms of 1 503 farmers.

… Mugabe announces that he will not renounce his decision to expropriate the farms of 1 503 farmers. …

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According to Jane’s Defence Weekly, Armscor, the South African armaments producer, is the country’s largest single exporter.

… According to Jane’s Defence Weekly, Armscor, the South African …

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Students at the University of Bophuthatswana celebrate the coup to topple Bophuthatswana’s president, Lucas Mangope, taking ove

… at the University of Bophuthatswana celebrate the coup to topple Bophuthatswana’s president, Lucas Mangope, taking …

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The Southern African Catholic Bishops’ Conference decides to uphold the rights of conscientious objectors, expresses its pertur

… The Southern African Catholic Bishops’ Conference decides to uphold the rights of conscientious objectors, expresses …

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The government withdraws three controversial Parliamentary Bills, relating to freedom of movement of the Black population, for

… three controversial Parliamentary Bills, relating to freedom of movement of the Black population, for …

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Gamel Abdel Nasser is formally nominated to become the first president of the new United Arab Republic.

… Gamel Abdel Nasser is formally nominated to become the first president of the new United Arab Republic. …

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At a mass gathering in Johannesburg during the Rand Revolt, a proposal to establish a provisional republican government is acce

… in Johannesburg during the Rand Revolt, a proposal to establish a provisional republican government is acce …

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President Samora Machel of Mozambique decrees an end to private ownership, and Lourenço Marques is renamed Maputo.

… President Samora Machel of Mozambique decrees an end to private ownership, and Lourenço Marques is renamed Maputo. …

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Louis van Assenburgh is appointed as successor to Governor Willem Adriaan van der Stel at the Cape.

… Louis van Assenburgh is appointed as successor to Governor Willem Adriaan van der Stel at the Cape. …

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In an address to the Foreign Correspondents Association, minister of cooperation and development, Dr Gerrit Viljoen , announces

… In an address to the Foreign Correspondents Association, minister of …

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British Prime Minister, Clement Attlee, announces plans to withdraw British troops from Egypt, dependent upon agreement for a m

… British Prime Minister, Clement Attlee, announces plans to withdraw British troops from Egypt, dependent upon …

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United Nations representatives of the committee to investigate the conditions in South West Africa, Victorio Carpio (Philippine

… a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, Westport: Greenwood. … United Nations representatives of the committee to investigate the conditions in South West Africa, Victorio …

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Following a personal apology from President P.W. Botha to British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher over the &quot;blowpipe affa

… Following a personal apology from President P.W. Botha to British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher over the …

Letter to the Secretary-General of the United Nations, Trygve Lie from Alfred Xuma, 25 November 1946

… Letter to the Secretary-General of the United Nations, Trygve Lie …

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Commission of Cooperation. In a letter to Chief Buthelezi, Deputy President Mbeki rejects the IFP’s international mediation pro

… a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, Westport: Greenwood. … Commission of Cooperation. In a letter to Chief Buthelezi, Deputy President Mbeki rejects the IFP’s …

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Biafra, a Nigerian province that has recently declared independence, is recognised by Tanzania – the first nation to recognis

… independence, is recognised by Tanzania – the first nation to recognis …

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French President émile François Loubet pays a state visit to Tunisia. A military review of thousands of native troops i

… French President émile François Loubet pays a state visit to Tunisia. A military review of thousands of native troops i …

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The White-led South African government commits itself to scrapping dozens of laws restricting movements of Blacks.

… The White-led South African government commits itself to scrapping dozens of laws restricting movements of Blacks. …

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The National Party’s Roelf Meyer meets with Bantu Holomisa to discuss the formation of a new political movement.

… a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, Westport: Greenwood. … The National Party’s Roelf Meyer meets with Bantu Holomisa to discuss the formation of a new political movement. …

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The White-led South African government commits itself to scrapping dozens of laws restricting movements of Blacks.

… The White-led South African government commits itself to scrapping dozens of laws restricting movements of Blacks. …

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Egyptian president Muhammad Hosni Mubarak orders direct-dial communications to Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iraq, Iran and the Sudan

… Muhammad Hosni Mubarak orders direct-dial communications to Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iraq, Iran and the Sudan …

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Nationalist China breaks off relations with Egypt after President Gamal Abdel Nasser grants diplomatic recognition to Communist

… President Gamal Abdel Nasser grants diplomatic recognition to Communist …

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After successful military operations in Sokoto and Kano Britain adds 260,000 km2 to its Nigerian territory.

… operations in Sokoto and Kano Britain adds 260,000 km2 to its Nigerian territory. …

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Henri Edouard Prosper Breuli, archaeologist attached to the University of the Witwatersrand, is born in Mortain, France.

Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe lashes out at international journalists and foreign governments, threatening to ban them fro

The ANC foreign affairs department hosts an international solidarity conference in Johannesburg (19-21 February), to mobilise i

The Ciskei administration declares 19 February a public holiday Heroes’ Day to commemorate the Ciskei Defence Force’s repulsion

The Truth and Reconciliation Commission confirms newspaper reports that five former security police officers have confessed to

King Farouk removes Prime Minister Mustafa Nahhas for failing to keep the peace. Ali Mahir replaces him.

Anglo-Boer War 2: Danish farmers donate 12 000 boxes of butter to British troops in South Africa.

Pres. Mugabe announces that he will not renounce his decision to expropriate the farms of 1 503 farmers.

According to Jane’s Defence Weekly, Armscor, the South African armaments producer, is the country’s largest single exporter.

Students at the University of Bophuthatswana celebrate the coup to topple Bophuthatswana’s president, Lucas Mangope, taking ove

The Southern African Catholic Bishops’ Conference decides to uphold the rights of conscientious objectors, expresses its pertur

The government withdraws three controversial Parliamentary Bills, relating to freedom of movement of the Black population, for

Gamel Abdel Nasser is formally nominated to become the first president of the new United Arab Republic.

At a mass gathering in Johannesburg during the Rand Revolt, a proposal to establish a provisional republican government is acce

President Samora Machel of Mozambique decrees an end to private ownership, and Lourenço Marques is renamed Maputo.

Louis van Assenburgh is appointed as successor to Governor Willem Adriaan van der Stel at the Cape.

In an address to the Foreign Correspondents Association, minister of cooperation and development, Dr Gerrit Viljoen , announces

British Prime Minister, Clement Attlee, announces plans to withdraw British troops from Egypt, dependent upon agreement for a m

United Nations representatives of the committee to investigate the conditions in South West Africa, Victorio Carpio (Philippine

Following a personal apology from President P.W. Botha to British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher over the &amp;quot;blowpipe affa

Letter to the Secretary-General of the United Nations, Trygve Lie from Alfred Xuma, 25 November 1946

Commission of Cooperation. In a letter to Chief Buthelezi, Deputy President Mbeki rejects the IFP’s international mediation pro

Biafra, a Nigerian province that has recently declared independence, is recognised by Tanzania – the first nation to recognis

French President émile François Loubet pays a state visit to Tunisia. A military review of thousands of native troops i

The White-led South African government commits itself to scrapping dozens of laws restricting movements of Blacks.

The National Party’s Roelf Meyer meets with Bantu Holomisa to discuss the formation of a new political movement.

The White-led South African government commits itself to scrapping dozens of laws restricting movements of Blacks.

Egyptian president Muhammad Hosni Mubarak orders direct-dial communications to Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iraq, Iran and the Sudan

Nationalist China breaks off relations with Egypt after President Gamal Abdel Nasser grants diplomatic recognition to Communist

After successful military operations in Sokoto and Kano Britain adds 260,000 km2 to its Nigerian territory.

Following a personal apology from President P.W. Botha to British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher over the "blowpipe affa