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The Sowetan reports that Codesa has cost the tax payer R 14 million up date.

… Meer, F. (ed)(1993). The Codesa file . Durban: Madiba Publishers. … The Sowetan reports that Codesa has cost the tax payer R 14 million up date. …

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The British ship Luna runs on the rocks near Brenton after leaving Knysna harbour.

… The British ship Luna runs on the rocks near Brenton after leaving Knysna harbour. …

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The OK Bazaars opens on the corner of Eloff and President Street in Johannesburg.

… The OK Bazaars opens on the corner of Eloff and President Street in Johannesburg. …

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The SA rugby team beats France in the World Cup semi-finals in Durban.

… The SA rugby team beats France in the World Cup semi-finals in Durban. …

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Five soccer clubs in Natal – the first in SA, found the Natal Football Union.

… Five soccer clubs in Natal – the first in SA, found the Natal Football Union. …

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Anglo-Boer War 2: The Department of Native Refugees is established in the ‘Transvaal Colony’.

… Cloete: The Anglo-Boer War: a chronology … Anglo-Boer War 2: The Department of Native Refugees is established in the ‘Transvaal Colony’. …

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The SA rugby team loses 33-16 against England at the Twickenham rugby stadium.

… The SA rugby team loses 33-16 against England at the Twickenham rugby stadium. …

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The Natal Independent and General Advertiser, closed down in February, reappears as The Times.

… The Natal Independent and General Advertiser, closed down in February, reappears as The Times. …

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Belgian paratroopers, the Congolese army and mercenaries recapture Stanleyville in the Congo from rebels.

… Belgian paratroopers, the Congolese army and mercenaries recapture Stanleyville in the Congo from rebels. …

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A fugitive murderer holds the Alexander family of the SA diplomatic corps in Taiwan hostage.

… A fugitive murderer holds the Alexander family of the SA diplomatic corps in Taiwan hostage. …

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The Six-day War between Mali and Algeria over the disputed Agacher strip starts.

… Bute, E.L. & Harmer, H.J.P. (1997). The Black Handbook, London: Cassell. … The Six-day War between Mali and Algeria over the disputed Agacher strip starts. …

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The Rev. John Browlee (80), founder of King William’s Town, dies in the town.

… The Rev. John Browlee (80), founder of King William’s Town, dies in the town. …

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The Security Council of the UN institutes an embargo on Rhodesian import and export.

… The Security Council of the UN institutes an embargo on Rhodesian import and export. …

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SA beats the New Zealand Cavaliers in Johannesburg 24-10 and wins the series 3-1.

… SA beats the New Zealand Cavaliers in Johannesburg 24-10 and wins the series 3-1. …

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Beginning of the Potato Boycott directed against the savage exploitation of African farm labour.

… Beginning of the Potato Boycott directed against the savage exploitation of African farm labour. …

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The first census in the Orange Free State is held. Bloemfontein has 2 567 inhabitants.

… The first census in the Orange Free State is held. Bloemfontein has 2 567 …

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The Rev. Andries Adriaan Louw, influential minister of the DRC, is born in Paarl.

… The Rev. Andries Adriaan Louw, influential minister of the DRC, is born in Paarl. …

Speech by Gauteng Premier Mbhazima Shilowa at the naming of the Albertina Sisulu Freeway

… Speech by Gauteng Premier Mbhazima Shilowa at the naming of the Albertina Sisulu Freeway …

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A Diaz bust is unveiled in the garden of the art gallery in Cape Town.

… A Diaz bust is unveiled in the garden of the art gallery in Cape Town. …

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Nunez Holtzhausen, coloratura and member of the music committee of the FAK, is born.

… Nunez Holtzhausen, coloratura and member of the music committee of the FAK, is born. …

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The SA rugby team beats the Cavaliers of New Zealand in Pretoria 33-18.

… The SA rugby team beats the Cavaliers of New Zealand in Pretoria 33-18. …

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The Pietersburg City Council reverses an earlier decision and desegregates the town’s only cinema.

… The Pietersburg City Council reverses an earlier decision and desegregates the town’s only cinema. …

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A Dutch fleet under Cornelis Houtman sights the Cape while on a voyage to the East.

… A Dutch fleet under Cornelis Houtman sights the Cape while on a voyage to the East. …

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The minister of police announces the arrest of five further alleged Wit Kommando members.

… The minister of police announces the arrest of five further alleged Wit Kommando members. …

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Die Week, predecessor of the Afrikaans newspaper Die Vaderland, appears for the first time.

… Die Week, predecessor of the Afrikaans newspaper Die Vaderland, appears for the first time. …

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The last edition of James Archbell’s The Natal Independent and General Advertiser is published.

… The last edition of James Archbell’s The Natal Independent and General Advertiser is published. …

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The Totius festival reaches a climax as 2 500 people gather in the Bloemfontein City Hall.

… The Totius festival reaches a climax as 2 500 people gather in the Bloemfontein City Hall. …

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General Louis Botha’s Het Volk Party wins the general election in the Transvaal Colony.

… General Louis Botha’s Het Volk Party wins the general election in the Transvaal Colony. …

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Dr. Verwoerd announces his plan for the granting of ‘self-rule’ to the Transkei.

… Dr. Verwoerd announces his plan for the granting of ‘self-rule’ to the Transkei. …

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The first extra mural classes at the Goudstadse Onderwyskollege (Goudstad College of Education) commence.

… The first extra mural classes at the Goudstadse Onderwyskollege (Goudstad College of …

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The Sowetan reports that Codesa has cost the tax payer R 14 million up date.

The British ship Luna runs on the rocks near Brenton after leaving Knysna harbour.

The OK Bazaars opens on the corner of Eloff and President Street in Johannesburg.

The SA rugby team beats France in the World Cup semi-finals in Durban.

Five soccer clubs in Natal – the first in SA, found the Natal Football Union.

Anglo-Boer War 2: The Department of Native Refugees is established in the ‘Transvaal Colony’.

The SA rugby team loses 33-16 against England at the Twickenham rugby stadium.

The Natal Independent and General Advertiser, closed down in February, reappears as The Times.

Belgian paratroopers, the Congolese army and mercenaries recapture Stanleyville in the Congo from rebels.

A fugitive murderer holds the Alexander family of the SA diplomatic corps in Taiwan hostage.

The Six-day War between Mali and Algeria over the disputed Agacher strip starts.

The Rev. John Browlee (80), founder of King William’s Town, dies in the town.

The Security Council of the UN institutes an embargo on Rhodesian import and export.

SA beats the New Zealand Cavaliers in Johannesburg 24-10 and wins the series 3-1.

Beginning of the Potato Boycott directed against the savage exploitation of African farm labour.

The first census in the Orange Free State is held. Bloemfontein has 2 567 inhabitants.

The Rev. Andries Adriaan Louw, influential minister of the DRC, is born in Paarl.

Speech by Gauteng Premier Mbhazima Shilowa at the naming of the Albertina Sisulu Freeway

A Diaz bust is unveiled in the garden of the art gallery in Cape Town.

Nunez Holtzhausen, coloratura and member of the music committee of the FAK, is born.

The SA rugby team beats the Cavaliers of New Zealand in Pretoria 33-18.

The Pietersburg City Council reverses an earlier decision and desegregates the town’s only cinema.

A Dutch fleet under Cornelis Houtman sights the Cape while on a voyage to the East.

The minister of police announces the arrest of five further alleged Wit Kommando members.

Die Week, predecessor of the Afrikaans newspaper Die Vaderland, appears for the first time.

The last edition of James Archbell’s The Natal Independent and General Advertiser is published.

The Totius festival reaches a climax as 2 500 people gather in the Bloemfontein City Hall.

General Louis Botha’s Het Volk Party wins the general election in the Transvaal Colony.

Dr. Verwoerd announces his plan for the granting of ‘self-rule’ to the Transkei.

The first extra mural classes at the Goudstadse Onderwyskollege (Goudstad College of Education) commence.