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Industrial Conciliation Further Amendment Act No 61, prohibiting strikes and lockouts for any purpose unconnected with the empl

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SA signs memorandum of agreement regarding the design, construction and maintenance of the international border bridge over the

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Botswana’s ruling party wins the country’s elections, handing President Festus Mogae a second and final term in office. http://

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Minister of Justice Kobie Coetsee announces guidelines for the release of political prisoners and the return of exiles.

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Labour Relations Amendment Act No 57 commences, redefining ‘employee’ to cover all Black workers, including local and foreign m

’Peace and development in our region’, Speech by Oliver Tambo at “War on want” Conference, London, 2 June 1988

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A Hammanskraal policeman, Richard Motasi, an alleged informer for the Zimbabwean security police, and his wife Irene is murdere

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Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith and African nationalist leader Joshua Nkomo sign an agreement to start full constitutional n

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The Government closes all lines of communication with five districts in Pondoland and reintroduces emergency regulations for th

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Goolam Mohamed Karim, chairman of the Islamic Medical Association, Eastern Transvaal branch who wrote several books and present

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Anglo-Boer War 2: The Battle of Renosterkop takes place between forces under Major-General Paget and Gen. B. Viljoen.

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An Arab oil embargo against South Africa brings the prospects of rationing and the extension of conservation measures.

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In a hearing before the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, leaders of the UDF distance themselves from Winnie Madikizela-Mand

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250 persons demonstrate outside the South African embassy in Washington in protest against apartheid and President Reagan’s pol

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UNICEF says fighting and crop failures in southern Sudan have forced an unprecedented exodus of 200 000 people.

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Minister of Law and Order, Louis le Grange, announces a new series of directives for the protection of detainees.

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Geoffrey Hlabangane, chief executive officer and director of New Seasons Resources, Johannesburg, since 1999, is born in Middel

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Johannes Friedrich Wilhelm Grosskopf, author, newspaper editor and professor at the University of Stellenbosch, is born in Bloe

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The General Assembly strongly disapproves SA policy of Apartheid and requests the Secretary-General to establish a United Natio

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Prof. Benedictus Kok, rector (1967) and chancellor (1976) of the University of the Orange Free State, is born.

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The General Assembly, at its sixteenth Special Session, adopts by consensus the &quot;Declaration on Apartheid and its Destruct

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Carl Gottlieb Büttner (44), Rhenish missionary, philologist and negotiator in German South West Africa, dies in Berlin, German

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Joseph Mogotsi, a teacher, dies in Pretoria after his car was forced off the road and he was assaulted.

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Mofasi H. Lekota, managing director of Equal Access Consulting and chair of Seshego Investments is born in Pietersburg (Polokwa

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President Mbeki, accompanied by Defence Minister Mosiuoa Lekota and deputy foreign affairs Minister Aziz Pahad arrive in Abidja

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Police fire on African demonstrators in Kimberley, killing fourteen and wounding thirty-nine. White farmers from adjoining area

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Andries Pretorius, Voortrekker leader, and father of M.W. Pretorius, first president of the ZAR, marries Christina de Wet. --

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Commander Simon van der Stel camps on the bank of the Eerste River and calls the place Stellenbosch.

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Nelson Mandela is sentenced to five years for &quot;incitement and leaving South Africa illegally”. Mandela was identified as t

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The United Nations (UN) General Assembly adopts a resolution calling upon Britain, France and Israel to withdraw their troops f

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Industrial Conciliation Further Amendment Act No 61, prohibiting strikes and lockouts for any purpose unconnected with the empl

SA signs memorandum of agreement regarding the design, construction and maintenance of the international border bridge over the

Botswana’s ruling party wins the country’s elections, handing President Festus Mogae a second and final term in office. http://

Minister of Justice Kobie Coetsee announces guidelines for the release of political prisoners and the return of exiles.

Labour Relations Amendment Act No 57 commences, redefining ‘employee’ to cover all Black workers, including local and foreign m

’Peace and development in our region’, Speech by Oliver Tambo at “War on want” Conference, London, 2 June 1988

A Hammanskraal policeman, Richard Motasi, an alleged informer for the Zimbabwean security police, and his wife Irene is murdere

Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith and African nationalist leader Joshua Nkomo sign an agreement to start full constitutional n

The Government closes all lines of communication with five districts in Pondoland and reintroduces emergency regulations for th

Goolam Mohamed Karim, chairman of the Islamic Medical Association, Eastern Transvaal branch who wrote several books and present

Anglo-Boer War 2: The Battle of Renosterkop takes place between forces under Major-General Paget and Gen. B. Viljoen.

An Arab oil embargo against South Africa brings the prospects of rationing and the extension of conservation measures.

In a hearing before the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, leaders of the UDF distance themselves from Winnie Madikizela-Mand

250 persons demonstrate outside the South African embassy in Washington in protest against apartheid and President Reagan’s pol

UNICEF says fighting and crop failures in southern Sudan have forced an unprecedented exodus of 200 000 people.

Minister of Law and Order, Louis le Grange, announces a new series of directives for the protection of detainees.

Geoffrey Hlabangane, chief executive officer and director of New Seasons Resources, Johannesburg, since 1999, is born in Middel

Johannes Friedrich Wilhelm Grosskopf, author, newspaper editor and professor at the University of Stellenbosch, is born in Bloe

The General Assembly strongly disapproves SA policy of Apartheid and requests the Secretary-General to establish a United Natio

Prof. Benedictus Kok, rector (1967) and chancellor (1976) of the University of the Orange Free State, is born.

The General Assembly, at its sixteenth Special Session, adopts by consensus the &amp;quot;Declaration on Apartheid and its Destruct

Carl Gottlieb Büttner (44), Rhenish missionary, philologist and negotiator in German South West Africa, dies in Berlin, German

Joseph Mogotsi, a teacher, dies in Pretoria after his car was forced off the road and he was assaulted.

Mofasi H. Lekota, managing director of Equal Access Consulting and chair of Seshego Investments is born in Pietersburg (Polokwa

President Mbeki, accompanied by Defence Minister Mosiuoa Lekota and deputy foreign affairs Minister Aziz Pahad arrive in Abidja

Police fire on African demonstrators in Kimberley, killing fourteen and wounding thirty-nine. White farmers from adjoining area

Andries Pretorius, Voortrekker leader, and father of M.W. Pretorius, first president of the ZAR, marries Christina de Wet. --

Commander Simon van der Stel camps on the bank of the Eerste River and calls the place Stellenbosch.

Nelson Mandela is sentenced to five years for &amp;quot;incitement and leaving South Africa illegally”. Mandela was identified as t

The United Nations (UN) General Assembly adopts a resolution calling upon Britain, France and Israel to withdraw their troops f

The General Assembly, at its sixteenth Special Session, adopts by consensus the "Declaration on Apartheid and its Destruct

Nelson Mandela is sentenced to five years for "incitement and leaving South Africa illegally”. Mandela was identified as t