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According to the headmaster of Pretoria Boys High School, 70% of the teachers and parents are in favour of opening the school t

… According to the headmaster of Pretoria Boys High School, 70% of the …

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Death of Sir Henry Morton Stanley. Famous for his 1,500-mile safari into Central Africa in 1871 to find Dr Livingstone.

… for his 1,500-mile safari into Central Africa in 1871 to find Dr Livingstone. …

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Legislators in Johannesburg take oaths of office and Blacks and Whites sit down together for the first time to govern South Afr

… and Blacks and Whites sit down together for the first time to govern South Afr …

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The ships the ‘Walvis’ and the ‘Oliphant’, which were loaded too heavy to sail from the Netherlands with Jan van Riebeeck’s oth

… ‘Walvis’ and the ‘Oliphant’, which were loaded too heavy to sail from the Netherlands with Jan van Riebeeck’s oth …

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According to a report by the South African Institute of Race Relations, a total of 617 Black persons, of whom it names 558, are

… a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, Westport: Greenwood. … According to a report by the South African Institute of Race Relations, …

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The European Union, South Africa’s greatest trading partner, says it plans to invest about US$ 210 million in the country in 19

… South Africa’s greatest trading partner, says it plans to invest about US$ 210 million in the country in 19 …

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Brenda Fassi, SA diva, dies in her sleep. She was admitted to the Sunninghill Hospital after an asthma attack two weeks previou

… Brenda Fassi, SA diva, dies in her sleep. She was admitted to the Sunninghill Hospital after an asthma attack two weeks …

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A broad consensus is reached between the government and the ANC to end Black violence in townships, a day before the ANC’s 9th

… a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, Westport: Greenwood. … consensus is reached between the government and the ANC to end Black violence in townships, a day before the ANC’s 9th …

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Mary Bailey, wife of the SA magnate Sir Abe Bailey, lands on Swartkops airfield, Pretoria, and leaves again for London, to beco

… Swartkops airfield, Pretoria, and leaves again for London, to beco …

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Under an amendment to the Defence Act the definition of superior officer is changed with the effect that White and Black member

… a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, Westport: Greenwood. … Under an amendment to the Defence Act the definition of superior officer is …

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In what is believed to be a first in Cape Town, lightning strikes a Brooklyn resident in her home. The N1 freeway is closed t

… In what is believed to be a first in Cape Town, lightning strikes a Brooklyn …

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Health activists address the R13-million shortfall faced by the Global Fund to Fight HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria. By lau

… address the R13-million shortfall faced by the Global Fund to Fight HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria. By lau …

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The Federal Council of the New National Party decides to disband the party at midnight on the evening of the final certificatio

… The Federal Council of the New National Party decides to disband the party at midnight on the evening of the final …

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At an informal meeting in Cape Town, President F.W. de Klerk and Nelson Mandela agree to reschedule formal talks between the Go

… Town, President F.W. de Klerk and Nelson Mandela agree to reschedule formal talks between the Go …

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The Union Jack is lowered and British occupation of Simonstown comes to an end after 143 years. South Africa takes formal posse

… Jack is lowered and British occupation of Simonstown comes to an end after 143 years. South Africa takes formal posse …

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Cornelis de Houtman leaves the Netherlands for the Cape with four ships in search of a sea route to the East Indies. Muller: V

… for the Cape with four ships in search of a sea route to the East Indies. Muller: V …

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N.C. Gey van Pittius founds the Republic of Goshen on land assigned to them by Machette of Kunwana, after Boer volunteers assis

… van Pittius founds the Republic of Goshen on land assigned to them by Machette of Kunwana, after Boer volunteers assis …

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In a major move in the process of privatisation in South Africa, the Conversion of Iscor Bill is passed, enabling Iscor to be c

… the Conversion of Iscor Bill is passed, enabling Iscor to be c …

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President Ahmed Ben Bella, of the republic of Algeria, returns home after a 25-day diplomatic tour to the Soviet Union and East

… of Algeria, returns home after a 25-day diplomatic tour to the Soviet Union and East …

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Fifty-seven (or seventy according to another source) lives are lost when a gale in Table Bay wrecks eleven (News 24 states eigh

… Fifty-seven (or seventy according to another source) lives are lost when a gale in Table Bay …

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UN Security Council votes to set up the largest and most expensive peacekeeping operation so far 30 000 troops and civilians ar

… UN Security Council votes to set up the largest and most expensive peacekeeping …

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The first of more than 100 persons to die during the ‘Seven Day’s War’, is murdered outside Pietermaritzburg. About 30,000 peop

… The first of more than 100 persons to die during the ‘Seven Day’s War’, is murdered outside …

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Allan Boesak, former Director of the Foundation for Peace and Justice, is sentenced to eight years in gaol on charges of fraud

… of the Foundation for Peace and Justice, is sentenced to eight years in gaol on charges of fraud …

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The Executive of the South African Indian Congress (SAIC), at its meeting in Cape Town, decides to instruct the Natal and the T

… Congress (SAIC), at its meeting in Cape Town, decides to instruct the Natal and the T …

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The HNP’s policies are defined by its leader, Jaap Marais: no concessions to the Black man; withdrawal of South Africa from the

… a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, Westport: Greenwood. … are defined by its leader, Jaap Marais: no concessions to the Black man; withdrawal of South Africa from the …

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Cyprian Solomon, paramount chief of the Zulus, warns 20,000 of his people not to participate in the defiance campaign and says

… chief of the Zulus, warns 20,000 of his people not to participate in the defiance campaign and says …

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In the homeland of Ciskei, a mutiny by police and defence forces led to the resignation of Brigadier Oupa Gqozo. The TEC immedi

… of Ciskei, a mutiny by police and defence forces led to the resignation of Brigadier Oupa Gqozo. The TEC immedi …

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Lionel Ronald Louw, social worker and ordained minister of the Community of Faith is born in Worcester. He was delegate to seve

… Community of Faith is born in Worcester. He was delegate to seve …

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South Africa is informed by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) that it may not re-apply to join the world sporting body.

… a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, Westport: Greenwood. … Olympic Committee (IOC) that it may not re-apply to join the world sporting body. …

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UK Prime Minister Tony Blair thanks President Nelson Mandela by telephone for his help in persuading Libya to hand over two sus

… Mandela by telephone for his help in persuading Libya to hand over two sus …

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According to the headmaster of Pretoria Boys High School, 70% of the teachers and parents are in favour of opening the school t

Death of Sir Henry Morton Stanley. Famous for his 1,500-mile safari into Central Africa in 1871 to find Dr Livingstone.

Legislators in Johannesburg take oaths of office and Blacks and Whites sit down together for the first time to govern South Afr

The ships the ‘Walvis’ and the ‘Oliphant’, which were loaded too heavy to sail from the Netherlands with Jan van Riebeeck’s oth

According to a report by the South African Institute of Race Relations, a total of 617 Black persons, of whom it names 558, are

The European Union, South Africa’s greatest trading partner, says it plans to invest about US$ 210 million in the country in 19

Brenda Fassi, SA diva, dies in her sleep. She was admitted to the Sunninghill Hospital after an asthma attack two weeks previou

A broad consensus is reached between the government and the ANC to end Black violence in townships, a day before the ANC’s 9th

Mary Bailey, wife of the SA magnate Sir Abe Bailey, lands on Swartkops airfield, Pretoria, and leaves again for London, to beco

Under an amendment to the Defence Act the definition of superior officer is changed with the effect that White and Black member

In what is believed to be a first in Cape Town, lightning strikes a Brooklyn resident in her home. The N1 freeway is closed t

Health activists address the R13-million shortfall faced by the Global Fund to Fight HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria. By lau

The Federal Council of the New National Party decides to disband the party at midnight on the evening of the final certificatio

At an informal meeting in Cape Town, President F.W. de Klerk and Nelson Mandela agree to reschedule formal talks between the Go

The Union Jack is lowered and British occupation of Simonstown comes to an end after 143 years. South Africa takes formal posse

Cornelis de Houtman leaves the Netherlands for the Cape with four ships in search of a sea route to the East Indies. Muller: V

N.C. Gey van Pittius founds the Republic of Goshen on land assigned to them by Machette of Kunwana, after Boer volunteers assis

In a major move in the process of privatisation in South Africa, the Conversion of Iscor Bill is passed, enabling Iscor to be c

President Ahmed Ben Bella, of the republic of Algeria, returns home after a 25-day diplomatic tour to the Soviet Union and East

Fifty-seven (or seventy according to another source) lives are lost when a gale in Table Bay wrecks eleven (News 24 states eigh

UN Security Council votes to set up the largest and most expensive peacekeeping operation so far 30 000 troops and civilians ar

The first of more than 100 persons to die during the ‘Seven Day’s War’, is murdered outside Pietermaritzburg. About 30,000 peop

Allan Boesak, former Director of the Foundation for Peace and Justice, is sentenced to eight years in gaol on charges of fraud

The Executive of the South African Indian Congress (SAIC), at its meeting in Cape Town, decides to instruct the Natal and the T

The HNP’s policies are defined by its leader, Jaap Marais: no concessions to the Black man; withdrawal of South Africa from the

Cyprian Solomon, paramount chief of the Zulus, warns 20,000 of his people not to participate in the defiance campaign and says

In the homeland of Ciskei, a mutiny by police and defence forces led to the resignation of Brigadier Oupa Gqozo. The TEC immedi

Lionel Ronald Louw, social worker and ordained minister of the Community of Faith is born in Worcester. He was delegate to seve

South Africa is informed by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) that it may not re-apply to join the world sporting body.

UK Prime Minister Tony Blair thanks President Nelson Mandela by telephone for his help in persuading Libya to hand over two sus