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A painting by SA painter Irma Stern is auctioned for the record price of R1.1 m in Johannesburg.

… A painting by SA painter Irma Stern is auctioned for the record price of …

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Somali villagers, isolated for weeks by flooding, finally receive aid from boats travelling down the Juba river.

… Somali villagers, isolated for weeks by flooding, finally receive aid from boats travelling down …

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Leaders of the four ‘independent’ homelands meet central government representatives in Pretoria, chaired by President P.W. Both

… central government representatives in Pretoria, chaired by President P.W. Both …

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The British attack larger Italian forces in Libya by surprise, capturing 40&nbsp;000 prisoners in three days.

… The British attack larger Italian forces in Libya by surprise, capturing 40 000 prisoners in three days. …

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The government’s attitude to Rhodesia’s unilateral declaration of independence is defined by the Prime Minister, Dr. Verwoerd,

… unilateral declaration of independence is defined by the Prime Minister, Dr. Verwoerd, …

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Macassar Beach on False Bay, district Wynberg, is proclaimed a Coloured group area by the Group Areas Board.

… Bay, district Wynberg, is proclaimed a Coloured group area by the Group Areas Board. …

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The Mandela document: A document presented by Nelson Mandela to P.W. Botha before their meeting on 5 July 1989

… The Mandela document: A document presented by Nelson Mandela to P.W. Botha before their meeting on 5 …

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Frank Moema, reverend and community leader, disappears after allegedly being abducted by men in camouflage gear. Coleman, M. (e

… leader, disappears after allegedly being abducted by men in camouflage gear. Coleman, M. (e …

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Asian Regional Conference for Action against Apartheid, Manila, organised by the Special Committee against Apartheid in coopera

… Conference for Action against Apartheid, Manila, organised by the Special Committee against Apartheid in coopera …

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State President F.W. de Klerk announces plans to bring covert operations by government agents under Cabinet control.

… F.W. de Klerk announces plans to bring covert operations by government agents under Cabinet control. …

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King Moshoeshoe II is given legislative and executive powers by the newly established Military Council of Lesotho.

… Moshoeshoe II is given legislative and executive powers by the newly established Military Council of Lesotho. …

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André Stander, SA bank robber is arrested by the Fort Lauderdale police for driving an unlicensed vehicle.

… André Stander, SA bank robber is arrested by the Fort Lauderdale police for driving an unlicensed …

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Dr Eduardo C. Mondlane, president of Mozambique National Liberation Front (Frelimo), is assassinated by a letter bomb in Tanzan

… National Liberation Front (Frelimo), is assassinated by a letter bomb in Tanzan …

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The University of Port Elizabeth comes into being with the adoption of Act 1 of 1964 by Parliament.

… comes into being with the adoption of Act 1 of 1964 by Parliament. …

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British Togoland (a UN trust, once part of the German colony of Togo) votes for annexation by Ghana.

… part of the German colony of Togo) votes for annexation by Ghana. …

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

… that has recently declared independence, is recognised by Tanzania – the first nation to recognis …

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Former Transkeian President Kaiser Matanzima is served with a banning order by his brother George, the Prime Minister.

… President Kaiser Matanzima is served with a banning order by his brother George, the Prime Minister. …

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The Mouvement démocatique pour la rénovation malgache (MDRM, the Malagasy Renovation Party) is banned by the Fren

… malgache (MDRM, the Malagasy Renovation Party) is banned by the Fren …

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General China, the operation undertaken by British authorities against the Mau Mau in Kenya, ends in failure.

… General China, the operation undertaken by British authorities against the Mau Mau in Kenya, ends in …

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General China, the operation undertaken by British authorities against the Mau Mau in Kenya, ends in failure.

… General China, the operation undertaken by British authorities against the Mau Mau in Kenya, ends in …

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President Sékou Touré of Guinea (62) dies under surgery. The Military Committee for National Recovery, led by C

… surgery. The Military Committee for National Recovery, led by C …

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French government uses fighter planes and tanks in attempt to end insurrection by European rightists in Algeria.

… fighter planes and tanks in attempt to end insurrection by European rightists in Algeria. …

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President Marien Ngouabi of the Congo is assassinated in a military coup and replaced by Colonel Yhombi-Opango.

… the Congo is assassinated in a military coup and replaced by Colonel Yhombi-Opango. …

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An airlift starts to ship Rwandan refugees, trapped in Zaire and hunted by rebels, back to Rwanda.

… to ship Rwandan refugees, trapped in Zaire and hunted by rebels, back to Rwanda. …

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Reminiscences of The International Campaign Against Apartheid - with special reference to The United Nations by E.S. Reddy

… Apartheid - with special reference to The United Nations by E.S. Reddy …

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An airlift starts to ship Rwandan refugees, trapped in Zaire and hunted by rebels, back to Rwanda.

… to ship Rwandan refugees, trapped in Zaire and hunted by rebels, back to Rwanda. …

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The ‘Eerste Nasionale Teeen Koffiefabrieke’ (First National Teaand Coffee Factories), the first public companies owned by Afrik

… Teaand Coffee Factories), the first public companies owned by Afrik …

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Louis Kruger (11) of Richards Bay, dies after being attacked by a crocodile in the Mapelane nature reserv

… Kruger (11) of Richards Bay, dies after being attacked by a crocodile in the Mapelane nature reserv …

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Stop Press: Statement by Dr Mangosuthu Buthelezi, Chief Minister of KwaZulu and President of Inkatha, March3, 1989

… Stop Press: Statement by Dr Mangosuthu Buthelezi, Chief Minister of KwaZulu and …

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First Mafika Gwala Lecture: The Arts of Resistance - Mafika Gwala and South African Poetry by Ari Sitas

… Arts of Resistance - Mafika Gwala and South African Poetry by Ari Sitas …

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A painting by SA painter Irma Stern is auctioned for the record price of R1.1 m in Johannesburg.

Somali villagers, isolated for weeks by flooding, finally receive aid from boats travelling down the Juba river.

Leaders of the four ‘independent’ homelands meet central government representatives in Pretoria, chaired by President P.W. Both

The British attack larger Italian forces in Libya by surprise, capturing 40&amp;nbsp;000 prisoners in three days.

The government’s attitude to Rhodesia’s unilateral declaration of independence is defined by the Prime Minister, Dr. Verwoerd,

Macassar Beach on False Bay, district Wynberg, is proclaimed a Coloured group area by the Group Areas Board.

The Mandela document: A document presented by Nelson Mandela to P.W. Botha before their meeting on 5 July 1989

Frank Moema, reverend and community leader, disappears after allegedly being abducted by men in camouflage gear. Coleman, M. (e

Asian Regional Conference for Action against Apartheid, Manila, organised by the Special Committee against Apartheid in coopera

State President F.W. de Klerk announces plans to bring covert operations by government agents under Cabinet control.

King Moshoeshoe II is given legislative and executive powers by the newly established Military Council of Lesotho.

André Stander, SA bank robber is arrested by the Fort Lauderdale police for driving an unlicensed vehicle.

Dr Eduardo C. Mondlane, president of Mozambique National Liberation Front (Frelimo), is assassinated by a letter bomb in Tanzan

The University of Port Elizabeth comes into being with the adoption of Act 1 of 1964 by Parliament.

British Togoland (a UN trust, once part of the German colony of Togo) votes for annexation by Ghana.

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

Former Transkeian President Kaiser Matanzima is served with a banning order by his brother George, the Prime Minister.

The Mouvement démocatique pour la rénovation malgache (MDRM, the Malagasy Renovation Party) is banned by the Fren

General China, the operation undertaken by British authorities against the Mau Mau in Kenya, ends in failure.

General China, the operation undertaken by British authorities against the Mau Mau in Kenya, ends in failure.

President Sékou Touré of Guinea (62) dies under surgery. The Military Committee for National Recovery, led by C

French government uses fighter planes and tanks in attempt to end insurrection by European rightists in Algeria.

President Marien Ngouabi of the Congo is assassinated in a military coup and replaced by Colonel Yhombi-Opango.

An airlift starts to ship Rwandan refugees, trapped in Zaire and hunted by rebels, back to Rwanda.

Reminiscences of The International Campaign Against Apartheid - with special reference to The United Nations by E.S. Reddy

An airlift starts to ship Rwandan refugees, trapped in Zaire and hunted by rebels, back to Rwanda.

The ‘Eerste Nasionale Teeen Koffiefabrieke’ (First National Teaand Coffee Factories), the first public companies owned by Afrik

Louis Kruger (11) of Richards Bay, dies after being attacked by a crocodile in the Mapelane nature reserv

Stop Press: Statement by Dr Mangosuthu Buthelezi, Chief Minister of KwaZulu and President of Inkatha, March3, 1989

First Mafika Gwala Lecture: The Arts of Resistance - Mafika Gwala and South African Poetry by Ari Sitas

The British attack larger Italian forces in Libya by surprise, capturing 40 000 prisoners in three days.