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The regular railway service between the capital of the ZAR, Pretoria, and Lourenço Marques starts.

… railway service between the capital of the ZAR, Pretoria, and Lourenço Marques starts. …

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Gen. Jan Kemp (74), SA warrior, politician and minister of defence, dies in Piet Retief.

… Gen. Jan Kemp (74), SA warrior, politician and minister of defence, dies in Piet Retief. …

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Samuel Magaula Mabuja, East Rand MK commander, is shot and killed by police in Vosloorus.

… Samuel Magaula Mabuja, East Rand MK commander, is shot and killed by police in Vosloorus. …

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Paul Adams became South Africa’s youngest Test Cricket player, aged 18 years and 340 days.

… South Africa’s youngest Test Cricket player, aged 18 years and 340 days. …

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Twenty-three people die in a crash between an overloaded bus and a lorry near Matjiesfontein, Karoo.

… people die in a crash between an overloaded bus and a lorry near Matjiesfontein, Karoo. …

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Zimbabwe and England draw in a Bulawayo Test Cricket match with England needing one to win.

… Zimbabwe and England draw in a Bulawayo Test Cricket match with …

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This day sees the start of the first Test Cricket match between Zimbabwe and England.

… the start of the first Test Cricket match between Zimbabwe and England. …

A Long And Difficult Road Ahead: Building The ANC Women’s League by SPEAK, 1991 – 1994, Johannesburg

… A Long And Difficult Road Ahead: Building The ANC Women’s League by …

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Dr Robert T. A. Innes (71), astronomer and secretary-accountant at the Cape observatory, dies in London.

… Dr Robert T. A. Innes (71), astronomer and secretary-accountant at the Cape observatory, dies in …

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Frew McMillan, doubles player with Bob Hewitt and Wimbledon tennis champion, is born in Springs.

… Frew McMillan, doubles player with Bob Hewitt and Wimbledon tennis champion, is born in Springs. …

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The United Arab Republic (Egypt and Syria) has ordered the mobilisation of 100,000 reservists.

… The United Arab Republic (Egypt and Syria) has ordered the mobilisation of 100,000 reservists. …

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Albert Luthuli’s ban expires again but he is immediately served with a new and stricter order.

… ban expires again but he is immediately served with a new and stricter order. …

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Twelve people are killed and twenty-five injured in an explosion in a mosque in Morocco.

… Twelve people are killed and twenty-five injured in an explosion in a mosque in …

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SA signs multilateral treaty on international trade in endangered species of wild flora and fauna.

… on international trade in endangered species of wild flora and fauna. …

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Terrorist bombing of a bus in Nairobi, Kenya, kills twenty-seven people and injures about 100.

… of a bus in Nairobi, Kenya, kills twenty-seven people and injures about 100. …

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Sir Joseph Baynes, SA Minister of Land and Works, is born in Settle, Yorkshire, England.

… Sir Joseph Baynes, SA Minister of Land and Works, is born in Settle, Yorkshire, England. …

Pandit Nehru and the unity of the oppressed people of South Africa by E.S. Reddy

… Pandit Nehru and the unity of the oppressed people of South Africa by E.S. …

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Mr Zulu, ANC official of Estcourt, Natal, is shot and killed while driving his car.

… Mr Zulu, ANC official of Estcourt, Natal, is shot and killed while driving his car. …

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Signs treaty with the government of Namibia regarding Walvis Bay and the off-shore islands.

… treaty with the government of Namibia regarding Walvis Bay and the off-shore islands. …

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Makhwenkwe Harrison Butshingi, trade unionist, community leader and a keen athlete, dies in Orlando West, Soweto.

… Harrison Butshingi, trade unionist, community leader and a keen athlete, dies in Orlando West, Soweto. …

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Fholisane Sydney Mufamadi, SA Minister for Provincial and Local Government since June 1999, is born.

… Fholisane Sydney Mufamadi, SA Minister for Provincial and Local Government since June 1999, is born. …

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Makhwenkwe Harrison Butshingi, trade unionist, community leader and a keen athlete, is born in Engcobo, Transkei.

… Harrison Butshingi, trade unionist, community leader and a keen athlete, is born in Engcobo, Transkei. …

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Sithembiso and Siphephelo Dkamini, both Clermont Youth League members, are killed in Sithengele High School.

… Sithembiso and Siphephelo Dkamini, both Clermont Youth League members, …

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A bomb shatters a crowded bank office in Windhoek, Namibia, killing fourteen people and injuring thirty-one.

… bank office in Windhoek, Namibia, killing fourteen people and injuring thirty-one. …

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Leadership of National Liberation Front, which won Algeria’s independence and ruled for three decades, resigns.

… Liberation Front, which won Algeria’s independence and ruled for three decades, resigns. …

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A heat wave hits South Africa and temperatures soar in places to up to 44,4 Centigrade.

… A heat wave hits South Africa and temperatures soar in places to up to 44,4 Centigrade. …

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Cetewayo (Cetshwayo), cousin of Chaka and the last king of independent Zululand, dies in Eshowe.

… Cetewayo (Cetshwayo), cousin of Chaka and the last king of independent Zululand, dies in Eshowe. …

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The Rev. Mr Josephus Johannes Kuhn, poet and versifier of the first Afrikaans Psalms, dies.

… The Rev. Mr Josephus Johannes Kuhn, poet and versifier of the first Afrikaans Psalms, dies. …

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Charles Barter, writer, magistrate and editor of The Natal Guardian, marries Emma Butler in Ireland.

… Charles Barter, writer, magistrate and editor of The Natal Guardian, marries Emma Butler in …

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Gov. Harry Smith annexes country between Orange and Vaal Rivers in South Africa for Britain.

… Gov. Harry Smith annexes country between Orange and Vaal Rivers in South Africa for Britain. …

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The regular railway service between the capital of the ZAR, Pretoria, and Lourenço Marques starts.

Gen. Jan Kemp (74), SA warrior, politician and minister of defence, dies in Piet Retief.

Samuel Magaula Mabuja, East Rand MK commander, is shot and killed by police in Vosloorus.

Paul Adams became South Africa’s youngest Test Cricket player, aged 18 years and 340 days.

Twenty-three people die in a crash between an overloaded bus and a lorry near Matjiesfontein, Karoo.

Zimbabwe and England draw in a Bulawayo Test Cricket match with England needing one to win.

This day sees the start of the first Test Cricket match between Zimbabwe and England.

A Long And Difficult Road Ahead: Building The ANC Women’s League by SPEAK, 1991 – 1994, Johannesburg

Dr Robert T. A. Innes (71), astronomer and secretary-accountant at the Cape observatory, dies in London.

Frew McMillan, doubles player with Bob Hewitt and Wimbledon tennis champion, is born in Springs.

The United Arab Republic (Egypt and Syria) has ordered the mobilisation of 100,000 reservists.

Albert Luthuli’s ban expires again but he is immediately served with a new and stricter order.

Twelve people are killed and twenty-five injured in an explosion in a mosque in Morocco.

SA signs multilateral treaty on international trade in endangered species of wild flora and fauna.

Terrorist bombing of a bus in Nairobi, Kenya, kills twenty-seven people and injures about 100.

Sir Joseph Baynes, SA Minister of Land and Works, is born in Settle, Yorkshire, England.

Pandit Nehru and the unity of the oppressed people of South Africa by E.S. Reddy

Mr Zulu, ANC official of Estcourt, Natal, is shot and killed while driving his car.

Signs treaty with the government of Namibia regarding Walvis Bay and the off-shore islands.

Makhwenkwe Harrison Butshingi, trade unionist, community leader and a keen athlete, dies in Orlando West, Soweto.

Fholisane Sydney Mufamadi, SA Minister for Provincial and Local Government since June 1999, is born.

Makhwenkwe Harrison Butshingi, trade unionist, community leader and a keen athlete, is born in Engcobo, Transkei.

Sithembiso and Siphephelo Dkamini, both Clermont Youth League members, are killed in Sithengele High School.

A bomb shatters a crowded bank office in Windhoek, Namibia, killing fourteen people and injuring thirty-one.

Leadership of National Liberation Front, which won Algeria’s independence and ruled for three decades, resigns.

A heat wave hits South Africa and temperatures soar in places to up to 44,4 Centigrade.

Cetewayo (Cetshwayo), cousin of Chaka and the last king of independent Zululand, dies in Eshowe.

The Rev. Mr Josephus Johannes Kuhn, poet and versifier of the first Afrikaans Psalms, dies.

Charles Barter, writer, magistrate and editor of The Natal Guardian, marries Emma Butler in Ireland.

Gov. Harry Smith annexes country between Orange and Vaal Rivers in South Africa for Britain.