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Laurent Kabila is consecrated as new president of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (former Zaire).

… Laurent Kabila is consecrated as new president of the Democratic Republic of the Congo …

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Suppression of Communism Act commences. This date is given as the 17 June in another source.

… Suppression of Communism Act commences. This date is given as the 17 June in another source. …

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More than 300 people are killed in renewed fighting as Angola slides back into civil war.

… More than 300 people are killed in renewed fighting as Angola slides back into civil war. …

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Dr D.F. Malan retires as prime minister, and withdraws from politics. Adv. J.G. Strijdom succeeds him.

… Dr D.F. Malan retires as prime minister, and withdraws from politics. Adv. J.G. …

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General Joseph Mobutu, later known as Mobutu Sese Seko, deposes President Joseph Kasavubu in the Congo.

… General Joseph Mobutu, later known as Mobutu Sese Seko, deposes President Joseph Kasavubu in the …

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A year after achieving independence from Britain, Kenya becomes a republic with Kenyatta, formerly prime minister, as president

… becomes a republic with Kenyatta, formerly prime minister, as president …

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State President, Dr. N. Diederichs, dismisses Sonny Leon as Executive Chairman of the Coloured People’s Representative Council

… State President, Dr. N. Diederichs, dismisses Sonny Leon as Executive Chairman of the Coloured People’s Representative …

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The Southern African Freedom Foundation (SAFF) is exposed as a government front financed out of public funds.

… The Southern African Freedom Foundation (SAFF) is exposed as a government front financed out of public funds. …

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The ZAR government declares Kromdraai on the Witwatersrand as a digging by request of fifty-one diggers.

… The ZAR government declares Kromdraai on the Witwatersrand as a digging by request of fifty-one diggers. …

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SA government bans church-led opposition group headed by Desmond Tutu as “threat to public safety”.

… bans church-led opposition group headed by Desmond Tutu as “threat to public safety”. …

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Widespread revolt grips Bophuthatswana as demonstrators which demand the re-incorporation of the nominally independent homeland

… Widespread revolt grips Bophuthatswana as demonstrators which demand the re-incorporation of the …

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The governing Lesotho Congress for Democracy wins the election in Lesotho with Pakalitha Mosisili as premier.

… wins the election in Lesotho with Pakalitha Mosisili as premier. …

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The Reverend Adriaan Jacob Begemann is inducted as the first pastor of the ‘Nederduitsch Hervormde Kerk’.

… The Reverend Adriaan Jacob Begemann is inducted as the first pastor of the ‘Nederduitsch Hervormde Kerk’. …

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Government spokesperson Joel Netshitenzhe announces that Pres. Mbeki has appointed advocate Vusumzi P. Pikoli as the National D

… that Pres. Mbeki has appointed advocate Vusumzi P. Pikoli as the National D …

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Daniel Lindley, an American Presbyterian clergyman, is formally ordained as minister of the Voortrekkers’ Pietermaritzburg cong

… an American Presbyterian clergyman, is formally ordained as minister of the Voortrekkers’ Pietermaritzburg cong …

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Four White guerrillas, known as the Broederstroom Four, are arrested and an arms cache is discovered.

… Four White guerrillas, known as the Broederstroom Four, are arrested and an arms cache is …

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Joachim A. van Plettenberg is sworn in as governor of the Cape after Ryk Tulbach passed away.

… Joachim A. van Plettenberg is sworn in as governor of the Cape after Ryk Tulbach passed away. …

The (Re-)Constitution of the South African Communist Party as an Underground Organisation by Raymond Suttner

… The (Re-)Constitution of the South African Communist Party as an Underground Organisation by Raymond Suttner …

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Dr Anna Petronella van Heerden, the first Afrikaner lady to qualify as medical doctor, is born.

… van Heerden, the first Afrikaner lady to qualify as medical doctor, is born. …

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Millions of Nigerians boycott legislative elections billed by the ruling junta as a first step toward democracy.

… boycott legislative elections billed by the ruling junta as a first step toward democracy. …

This day in history

Millions of Nigerians boycott legislative elections billed by the ruling junta as a first step toward democracy.

… boycott legislative elections billed by the ruling junta as a first step toward democracy. …

This day in history

Joachim A. van Plettenberg is sworn in as governor of the Cape after Ryk Tulbach passed away.

… Joachim A. van Plettenberg is sworn in as governor of the Cape after Ryk Tulbach passed away. …

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Roelf Meyer announces his resignation as leader of the NP in Gauteng and member of parliament.

… Roelf Meyer announces his resignation as leader of the NP in Gauteng and member of parliament. …

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Anglo-Boer War 2: Vereeniging conference begins. The sixty Boer representatives elect General C.F. Beyers as chairman.

… The sixty Boer representatives elect General C.F. Beyers as chairman. …

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Cosatu describes the privatisation of public corporations as ‘theft’ in its May Day message to members.

… Cosatu describes the privatisation of public corporations as ‘theft’ in its May Day message to members. …

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The South West African People’s Organisation (SWAPO) is founded in Windhoek with Sam Nujoma as leader.

… (SWAPO) is founded in Windhoek with Sam Nujoma as leader. …

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New constitution officially announced by King Faud I in Egypt. News 24 gives date as 20 April.

… announced by King Faud I in Egypt. News 24 gives date as 20 April. …

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British Kafraria becomes a province with its own administration under Lt.-Col. John MacLean as lieutenant governor.

… with its own administration under Lt.-Col. John MacLean as lieutenant governor. …

Comments on the history of mass removals as the grand design of the policy of apartheid

… Comments on the history of mass removals as the grand design of the policy of apartheid …

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World War II: The evacuation of Allied forces from Dunkirk ends as German forces capture the beach port

… 1940, the evacuation of Allied forces from Dunkirk ended as German forces captured the beach port. The nine-day … Dynamo (the evacuation of Allied forces from Dunkirk). As there were not enough ships to transport the huge masses … War II: The evacuation of Allied forces from Dunkirk ends as German forces capture the beach port …

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Laurent Kabila is consecrated as new president of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (former Zaire).

Suppression of Communism Act commences. This date is given as the 17 June in another source.

More than 300 people are killed in renewed fighting as Angola slides back into civil war.

Dr D.F. Malan retires as prime minister, and withdraws from politics. Adv. J.G. Strijdom succeeds him.

General Joseph Mobutu, later known as Mobutu Sese Seko, deposes President Joseph Kasavubu in the Congo.

A year after achieving independence from Britain, Kenya becomes a republic with Kenyatta, formerly prime minister, as president

State President, Dr. N. Diederichs, dismisses Sonny Leon as Executive Chairman of the Coloured People’s Representative Council

The Southern African Freedom Foundation (SAFF) is exposed as a government front financed out of public funds.

The ZAR government declares Kromdraai on the Witwatersrand as a digging by request of fifty-one diggers.

SA government bans church-led opposition group headed by Desmond Tutu as “threat to public safety”.

Widespread revolt grips Bophuthatswana as demonstrators which demand the re-incorporation of the nominally independent homeland

The governing Lesotho Congress for Democracy wins the election in Lesotho with Pakalitha Mosisili as premier.

The Reverend Adriaan Jacob Begemann is inducted as the first pastor of the ‘Nederduitsch Hervormde Kerk’.

Government spokesperson Joel Netshitenzhe announces that Pres. Mbeki has appointed advocate Vusumzi P. Pikoli as the National D

Daniel Lindley, an American Presbyterian clergyman, is formally ordained as minister of the Voortrekkers’ Pietermaritzburg cong

Four White guerrillas, known as the Broederstroom Four, are arrested and an arms cache is discovered.

Joachim A. van Plettenberg is sworn in as governor of the Cape after Ryk Tulbach passed away.

The (Re-)Constitution of the South African Communist Party as an Underground Organisation by Raymond Suttner

Dr Anna Petronella van Heerden, the first Afrikaner lady to qualify as medical doctor, is born.

Millions of Nigerians boycott legislative elections billed by the ruling junta as a first step toward democracy.

Millions of Nigerians boycott legislative elections billed by the ruling junta as a first step toward democracy.

Joachim A. van Plettenberg is sworn in as governor of the Cape after Ryk Tulbach passed away.

Roelf Meyer announces his resignation as leader of the NP in Gauteng and member of parliament.

Anglo-Boer War 2: Vereeniging conference begins. The sixty Boer representatives elect General C.F. Beyers as chairman.

Cosatu describes the privatisation of public corporations as ‘theft’ in its May Day message to members.

The South West African People’s Organisation (SWAPO) is founded in Windhoek with Sam Nujoma as leader.

New constitution officially announced by King Faud I in Egypt. News 24 gives date as 20 April.

British Kafraria becomes a province with its own administration under Lt.-Col. John MacLean as lieutenant governor.

Comments on the history of mass removals as the grand design of the policy of apartheid

World War II: The evacuation of Allied forces from Dunkirk ends as German forces capture the beach port