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The Government Gazette publishes a Proclamation by which the forty-two-member KaNgwane Legislative Assembly is dissolved, and,

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Dr Louis Luyt, SA businessman, politician and former president of the SA Rugby Football Union, is born.

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Federale Volksbeleggings Bpk. (F.V.B.) and Bonus Investment Corporation of South Africa Ltd. (Bonuscor) establish the mining an

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Israel sends formal invitation to Egypt’s President Anwar Sadat to visit Jerusalem and address the Israeli parliament.

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Signs memorandum of agreement for the supply of water between the governments of Namibia and South Africa.

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Molly Blackburn, political activist and civil rights campaigner widely respected by Blacks, is born in Port Elizabeth.

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Reginald Rooseveldt MacIntyre Ndumiso Cingo, evangelist and educationist who was headmaster of the first secondary day school f

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Anna Johanna Dorothea de Villiers, lexicographer, educationist, author and member of several cultural organisations, dies in St

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Zambia holds its first multiparty elections, with Frederick Chiluba winning over independence leader and first president, Kenne

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The Special Committee against Apartheid held two-day consultations with 56 participants from non-governmental organisations and

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Otto Krause (69), political analyst and journalist, dies of lung cancer in the Milpark Clinic in Johannesburg.

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According the Safety and Security Minister , replies to a parliamentary question posed by the Democratic Alliance, that 1&nbsp

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The Rev. Gideon Johannes Jacobus Boshoff, DRC clergyman and cultural leader, is born near Middelburg, Eastern Transvaal.

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Security Police arrest the leader, Eugene Terreblanche and eight other members of the Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging (AWB) after

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Zanzibar, a British protectorate since 1890 and now part of Tanzania, becomes an independent state within the Commonwealth.

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South Africa signs multilateral treaty on consent to marriage, minimum age for marriage and registration of marriages.

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A meeting between the Prime Minister, P.W. Botha and Coloured leaders for preliminary discussion on the constitutional future o

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Helen Suzman, politician opposed to apartheid and former member of parliament for Houghton, is born in Germiston.

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Soldiers assault a crowd demonstrating for political opposition in Zaire’s capital, Kinshasa. Dozens of people are wounded and

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

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SA signs agreement with the government of Switzerland concerning support to the Reconstruction and Development Programme (RDP).

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Keith McFadden and Zwelakhe Nyanda, both ANC members, are shot dead by two gunmen in Manzini, Swaziland.

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The Angolan government and Unita rebel organisation again sign a peace treaty, the 1994 Lusaka Protocol, reaffirming agreements

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Sifiso Khumalo (13), Msani Chamane (13) and Sibongiseni Makhatini are killed in their homes in Greytown, Natal.

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Dr Hendrik Josephus Terblanche, compiler of eight dictionaries and three grammar books, is born in Aberdeen, CP.

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Anti-apartheid forces hold a Conference for a Democratic Future (CDF) and pass a number of resolutions containing the elements

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Sir Otto John Beit, financier, philanthropist and younger brother of Alfred Beit, is born in Hamburg, Germany.

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John H. Amschewitz, SA art painter and cartoonist, dies three days before his sixtieth birthday in Muizenberg, Cape.

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Government Notice No 149, authorising the arrest and conviction of people found loitering within a municipal area, commences.

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Chief Lennox Sebe is unanimously elected as Ciskei’s president, and the Rev. W.M. Xaba becomes vice-president.

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The Government Gazette publishes a Proclamation by which the forty-two-member KaNgwane Legislative Assembly is dissolved, and,

Dr Louis Luyt, SA businessman, politician and former president of the SA Rugby Football Union, is born.

Federale Volksbeleggings Bpk. (F.V.B.) and Bonus Investment Corporation of South Africa Ltd. (Bonuscor) establish the mining an

Israel sends formal invitation to Egypt’s President Anwar Sadat to visit Jerusalem and address the Israeli parliament.

Signs memorandum of agreement for the supply of water between the governments of Namibia and South Africa.

Molly Blackburn, political activist and civil rights campaigner widely respected by Blacks, is born in Port Elizabeth.

Reginald Rooseveldt MacIntyre Ndumiso Cingo, evangelist and educationist who was headmaster of the first secondary day school f

Anna Johanna Dorothea de Villiers, lexicographer, educationist, author and member of several cultural organisations, dies in St

Zambia holds its first multiparty elections, with Frederick Chiluba winning over independence leader and first president, Kenne

The Special Committee against Apartheid held two-day consultations with 56 participants from non-governmental organisations and

Otto Krause (69), political analyst and journalist, dies of lung cancer in the Milpark Clinic in Johannesburg.

According the Safety and Security Minister , replies to a parliamentary question posed by the Democratic Alliance, that 1&amp;nbsp

The Rev. Gideon Johannes Jacobus Boshoff, DRC clergyman and cultural leader, is born near Middelburg, Eastern Transvaal.

Security Police arrest the leader, Eugene Terreblanche and eight other members of the Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging (AWB) after

Zanzibar, a British protectorate since 1890 and now part of Tanzania, becomes an independent state within the Commonwealth.

South Africa signs multilateral treaty on consent to marriage, minimum age for marriage and registration of marriages.

A meeting between the Prime Minister, P.W. Botha and Coloured leaders for preliminary discussion on the constitutional future o

Helen Suzman, politician opposed to apartheid and former member of parliament for Houghton, is born in Germiston.

Soldiers assault a crowd demonstrating for political opposition in Zaire’s capital, Kinshasa. Dozens of people are wounded and

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

SA signs agreement with the government of Switzerland concerning support to the Reconstruction and Development Programme (RDP).

Keith McFadden and Zwelakhe Nyanda, both ANC members, are shot dead by two gunmen in Manzini, Swaziland.

The Angolan government and Unita rebel organisation again sign a peace treaty, the 1994 Lusaka Protocol, reaffirming agreements

Sifiso Khumalo (13), Msani Chamane (13) and Sibongiseni Makhatini are killed in their homes in Greytown, Natal.

Dr Hendrik Josephus Terblanche, compiler of eight dictionaries and three grammar books, is born in Aberdeen, CP.

Anti-apartheid forces hold a Conference for a Democratic Future (CDF) and pass a number of resolutions containing the elements

Sir Otto John Beit, financier, philanthropist and younger brother of Alfred Beit, is born in Hamburg, Germany.

John H. Amschewitz, SA art painter and cartoonist, dies three days before his sixtieth birthday in Muizenberg, Cape.

Government Notice No 149, authorising the arrest and conviction of people found loitering within a municipal area, commences.

Chief Lennox Sebe is unanimously elected as Ciskei’s president, and the Rev. W.M. Xaba becomes vice-president.

According the Safety and Security Minister , replies to a parliamentary question posed by the Democratic Alliance, that 1&nbsp