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The crew of a SA helicopter, which were arrested in Mozambique on their way to the scene of the Helderberg disaster, arrive bac

… helicopter, which were arrested in Mozambique on their way to the scene of the Helderberg disaster, arrive bac …

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The Convention on the Prevention of Marine Pollution by Dumping of Wastes and Other Matter, to which SA is a party, is signed i

… of Marine Pollution by Dumping of Wastes and Other Matter, to which SA is a party, is signed i …

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Helen Beatrice May Joseph, SA political and human rights activist, dies in Johannesburg. She came to SA in 1931 and, with Lilia

… and human rights activist, dies in Johannesburg. She came to SA in 1931 and, with Lilia …

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Thomas Mokopu Mofolo, Basuto author who tried to capture the customs and spirit of the African people, is born in Khojane, Basu

… Thomas Mokopu Mofolo, Basuto author who tried to capture the customs and spirit of the African people, is …

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The International Court of Justice at The Hague rules, by the narrow majority of eight votes to seven, that it has jurisdiction

… a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997 , Westport: Greenwood. … at The Hague rules, by the narrow majority of eight votes to seven, that it has jurisdiction …

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The inquest into Dr. Aggett’s death is adjourned for the third time when police object to the use, as evidence, of a statement

… a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, Westport: Greenwood. … death is adjourned for the third time when police object to the use, as evidence, of a statement …

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Edoardo Villa, SA artist, is born in Bergamot. Italy. He studied sculpture in Italy and was sent to Sonderwater in the Transvaa

… Italy. He studied sculpture in Italy and was sent to Sonderwater in the Transvaa …

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Jan Wouters is found guilty in court in the Cape for &quot;blasphemous libels on Cape ladies&quot; and is sentenced to beg thei

… for "blasphemous libels on Cape ladies" and is sentenced to beg thei …

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Anglo-Boer War 2: Lord Salisbury, British premier, rejects the offer of Pres. McKinley of America to act as mediator in the war

… premier, rejects the offer of Pres. McKinley of America to act as mediator in the war …

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In response to a question in Parliament Dr Van Niekerk, minister of health, says that thirty-seven cases of AIDS have been diag

… In response to a question in Parliament Dr Van Niekerk, minister of …

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Woolf Joel (34), nephew of Barney Barnato, is shot and killed by Baron Von Veltheim because he refuses to assist in kidnapping

… shot and killed by Baron Von Veltheim because he refuses to assist in kidnapping …

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In the wake of strikes in Natal in February, The Guardian publishes a documented report on the low wages paid to Black workers

… a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, Westport: Greenwood. … publishes a documented report on the low wages paid to Black workers …

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The Weekly Mail reports that former national chairman of the ANC, Govan Mbeki, was refused a passport in March to visit his thr

… of the ANC, Govan Mbeki, was refused a passport in March to visit his thr …

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The trial begins in the Natal Supreme Court of the mercenaries accused of hijacking an airliner to flee from the Seychelles aft

… Court of the mercenaries accused of hijacking an airliner to flee from the Seychelles aft …

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Both the DP and the PAC decline President Mandela’s offer to join the Government of National Unity. The degree of opposition al

… Both the DP and the PAC decline President Mandela’s offer to join the Government of National Unity. The degree of …

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Portuguese navigator Vasco da Gama, on board the Saint Gabriel, and tasked with finding a sea route to India and the Orient, dr

… the Saint Gabriel, and tasked with finding a sea route to India and the Orient, dr …

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A protest meeting and march against the proposed name change of the city of Pretoria to Tshwane is held on Church Square, Preto

… against the proposed name change of the city of Pretoria to Tshwane is held on Church Square, Preto …

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The Government’s Custom and Excise office announces that South Africa’s trade surplus widened to R969 million in April from R87

… office announces that South Africa’s trade surplus widened to R969 million in April from R87 …

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In response to a car bomb attack in Pretoria which killed nineteen people, the South African air force bombs ANC bases in a Map

… In response to a car bomb attack in Pretoria which killed nineteen …

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Sheik Yusuf, Islamic leader and brother of the sultan of Macassar, who was banished to the Cape, dies at Zandvliet, near Faure,

… and brother of the sultan of Macassar, who was banished to the Cape, dies at Zandvliet, near Faure, …

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On a meeting, twelve days after the first one on which was decided to establish a Dutch newspaper, the name De Burger is decide

… twelve days after the first one on which was decided to establish a Dutch newspaper, the name De Burger is decide …

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Jan Christian Smuts, who was to become the Union of South Africa’s second prime minister, is born on the farm Bovenplaats near

… Jan Christian Smuts, who was to become the Union of South Africa’s second prime minister, …

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The western wing of Munitoria burns down and 5 000 municipal workers are requested by authorities to stay away from work the ne

… and 5 000 municipal workers are requested by authorities to stay away from work the ne …

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Algeria bans the Islamic Salvation Front. The Islamists take to arms and more than 75 000 people, most of them civilians, are k

… bans the Islamic Salvation Front. The Islamists take to arms and more than 75 000 people, most of them civilians, …

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The South African Government says it is ready to implement the United Nations plan for the independence of Namibia as set out i

… The South African Government says it is ready to implement the United Nations plan for the independence of …

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Eight foreigners die in a shoot-out in a Ugandan game reserve as soldiers try to free fifteen tourists who were kidnapped by Rw

… in a shoot-out in a Ugandan game reserve as soldiers try to free fifteen tourists who were kidnapped by Rw …

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The first slave, Abraham, a stowaway from Batavia, arrives in Table Bay aboard the Malacca. He is made to work for the company

… arrives in Table Bay aboard the Malacca. He is made to work for the company …

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An 18-seater plane, owned by Bop Air and chartered to Comair, explodes in mid-air near Germiston, killing all seventeen people

… An 18-seater plane, owned by Bop Air and chartered to Comair, explodes in mid-air near Germiston, killing all …

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The Weekly Mail reports that former national chairman of the ANC, Govan Mbeki, was refused a passport in March to visit his thr

… of the ANC, Govan Mbeki, was refused a passport in March to visit his thr …

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The trial begins in the Natal Supreme Court of the mercenaries accused of hijacking an airliner to flee from the Seychelles aft

… a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, Westport: Greenwood. … Court of the mercenaries accused of hijacking an airliner to flee from the Seychelles aft …

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The crew of a SA helicopter, which were arrested in Mozambique on their way to the scene of the Helderberg disaster, arrive bac

The Convention on the Prevention of Marine Pollution by Dumping of Wastes and Other Matter, to which SA is a party, is signed i

Helen Beatrice May Joseph, SA political and human rights activist, dies in Johannesburg. She came to SA in 1931 and, with Lilia

Thomas Mokopu Mofolo, Basuto author who tried to capture the customs and spirit of the African people, is born in Khojane, Basu

The International Court of Justice at The Hague rules, by the narrow majority of eight votes to seven, that it has jurisdiction

The inquest into Dr. Aggett’s death is adjourned for the third time when police object to the use, as evidence, of a statement

Edoardo Villa, SA artist, is born in Bergamot. Italy. He studied sculpture in Italy and was sent to Sonderwater in the Transvaa

Jan Wouters is found guilty in court in the Cape for &amp;quot;blasphemous libels on Cape ladies&amp;quot; and is sentenced to beg thei

Anglo-Boer War 2: Lord Salisbury, British premier, rejects the offer of Pres. McKinley of America to act as mediator in the war

In response to a question in Parliament Dr Van Niekerk, minister of health, says that thirty-seven cases of AIDS have been diag

Woolf Joel (34), nephew of Barney Barnato, is shot and killed by Baron Von Veltheim because he refuses to assist in kidnapping

In the wake of strikes in Natal in February, The Guardian publishes a documented report on the low wages paid to Black workers

The Weekly Mail reports that former national chairman of the ANC, Govan Mbeki, was refused a passport in March to visit his thr

The trial begins in the Natal Supreme Court of the mercenaries accused of hijacking an airliner to flee from the Seychelles aft

Both the DP and the PAC decline President Mandela’s offer to join the Government of National Unity. The degree of opposition al

Portuguese navigator Vasco da Gama, on board the Saint Gabriel, and tasked with finding a sea route to India and the Orient, dr

A protest meeting and march against the proposed name change of the city of Pretoria to Tshwane is held on Church Square, Preto

The Government’s Custom and Excise office announces that South Africa’s trade surplus widened to R969 million in April from R87

In response to a car bomb attack in Pretoria which killed nineteen people, the South African air force bombs ANC bases in a Map

Sheik Yusuf, Islamic leader and brother of the sultan of Macassar, who was banished to the Cape, dies at Zandvliet, near Faure,

On a meeting, twelve days after the first one on which was decided to establish a Dutch newspaper, the name De Burger is decide

Jan Christian Smuts, who was to become the Union of South Africa’s second prime minister, is born on the farm Bovenplaats near

The western wing of Munitoria burns down and 5 000 municipal workers are requested by authorities to stay away from work the ne

Algeria bans the Islamic Salvation Front. The Islamists take to arms and more than 75 000 people, most of them civilians, are k

The South African Government says it is ready to implement the United Nations plan for the independence of Namibia as set out i

Eight foreigners die in a shoot-out in a Ugandan game reserve as soldiers try to free fifteen tourists who were kidnapped by Rw

The first slave, Abraham, a stowaway from Batavia, arrives in Table Bay aboard the Malacca. He is made to work for the company

An 18-seater plane, owned by Bop Air and chartered to Comair, explodes in mid-air near Germiston, killing all seventeen people

The Weekly Mail reports that former national chairman of the ANC, Govan Mbeki, was refused a passport in March to visit his thr

The trial begins in the Natal Supreme Court of the mercenaries accused of hijacking an airliner to flee from the Seychelles aft

Jan Wouters is found guilty in court in the Cape for "blasphemous libels on Cape ladies" and is sentenced to beg thei