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This day in history

Robert Moffat (87), Scottish missionary near Kuruman and father-in-law of David Livingstone, dies in Tunbridge, Wales.

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The New National Party (NNP) in SA announces its dissolution and merger with ruling African National Congress (ANC).

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South Africa is denied landing and over flying rights by the United Arab Republic as from this date.

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Amelia Ruth Jones, current chief executive officer of the welfare organisation Community Chest Western Cape and executive direc

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Dr Cornelius Francois Visser (Vader Visser), educator and cultural leader who founded the Voortrekker Beweging, an Afrikaner yo

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At a Nordic Council meeting in Copenhagen, the Foreign Ministers of Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden recommend an i

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Alexander Kerr, educationist, church leader and the first principal of the South African Native College (later the University o

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Anti-apartheid sport personalities Rama Reddy and Krish Mackerdhuj are arrested during a demonstration in front of the Durban h

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In a telegram to Milner, Chamberlain describes the proposals as “...an immense concession and even a considerable advance on yo

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SA signs memorandum of agreement with Lesotho regarding the design, construction and maintenance of the international border br

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The ANC sent a report on police violence to President F. W. de Klerk and demanded an end violent police action.

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Actor Deon Coetzee, of Egoli, and his wife, Gwen Johnson, are divorced in Johannesburg after a marriage of 3 years.

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Seetsele Modiri (Silas Moliri) Molema, medical doctor, politician and author, dies in Mafeking (Mafikeng). He was the eldes

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Jan Christoffel Berrangé, Cape clergyman and first moderator of the Dutch Reformed Synod, is born in Cape Town.

Fallen Walls: Prisoners of Conscience in South Africa and Czechoslovakia by Jan Karel Coetzee, Lynda Gilfillan, Otakar Hulec

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Sir John Francis Cradock, governor of the Cape in 1811 and following years, is born in Dublin, Ireland.

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The Minister of Bantu Administration and Development, M.C. Botha, outlines the government’s homelands policy in Pretoria. He de

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South Africa signs treaty with Malawi relating to the employment and documentation of Malawi nationals in South Africa.

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N.C. Havenga’s Afrikaner Party joins the National Party under Dr D.F. Malan and becomes the Herenigde National Party.

Testimony of James B. Mama and John Makue, Transvaal, before the South African Native Affairs Commission, October 7, 1904 [Extracts]

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Helgard Dewald Johannes Bodenstein, jurist, first secretary of external affairs in SA and editor of several law publications, i

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The Minister of Environmental Affairs and Tourism, Marthinus van Schalkwyk, announces that the government has added an addition

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The town Andries Ohrigstad (now Ohrigstad) is founded, named after Trekker leader Andries Hendrik Potgieter and the Amsterdam m

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The four murderers of Amy Biehl, American exchange student, is granted amnesty by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.

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Dr Georg Siegfried Johannes Kuschke, industrialist and president in 1970 of the Industrial Development Corporation, dies in Joh

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Bantu Holomisa is dismissed as Deputy Environment and Tourism Minister. His responsibilities are assigned to former ANC Youth L

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A peace treaty with Tripoli, which follows treaties with Algeria and Tunis, brings an end to the Barbary Wars.

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During a march organised by the Cape Town-based Muslim organisation People against Gangsterism and Drugs (PAGAD) a suspected dr

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Fred Vusi Khumalo, journalist and assistant editor of the Sunday paper Rapport, is born in Chesterville Township, Durban.

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Cyprian Bhekuzulu Nyangayezizwe KaDinuzulu, fourth son of Solomon KaDinuzulu and Paramount Chief of the Zulus for twenty years,