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Albertus Johannes Roux van Rhijn, first chief editor of Die Volksblad as daily newspaper, member of parliament and administrato

… Roux van Rhijn, first chief editor of Die Volksblad as daily newspaper, member of parliament and administrato …

The Pretoria Rifle Corps is founded under Stephanus Schoeman as a volunteer corps to defend Pretoria and surroundings. The loca

… Pretoria Rifle Corps is founded under Stephanus Schoeman as a volunteer corps to defend Pretoria and surroundings. The …

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Sir Andries Stockenstr&ouml;m, landdros of Graaff-Reinet (as his father had been) and later commissioner-general of the Eastern

… Sir Andries Stockenström, landdros of Graaff-Reinet (as his father had been) and later commissioner-general of the …

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Barney Barnato, diamond magnate and life-long member of De Beers Company, is born in London as Barnett Isaacs.

… life-long member of De Beers Company, is born in London as Barnett Isaacs. …

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The oldest of the independent homelands, Transkei, gains complete independence as an autonomous republic, but it is not recogni

… homelands, Transkei, gains complete independence as an autonomous republic, but it is not recogni …

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The QwaQwa homeland receives self-government status. Date is given as 1 November by the following sources: Kalley, J.A.; Schoe

… homeland receives self-government status. Date is given as 1 November by the following sources: Kalley, J.A.; Schoe …

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The QwaQwa homeland receives self-government status. Date is given as 1 November by the following sources: Kalley, J.A.; Schoe

… homeland receives self-government status. Date is given as 1 November by the following sources: Kalley, J.A.; Schoe …

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In a declaration on the 25th anniversary of the United Nations, the General Assembly describes apartheid as &quot;a crime again

… United Nations, the General Assembly describes apartheid as "a crime again …

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President Mandela confirms the appointment of Ismail Mahomed as Chief Justice to succeed Michael Corbett in 1997. The appointme

… Mandela confirms the appointment of Ismail Mahomed as Chief Justice to succeed Michael Corbett in 1997. The …

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One of the biggest faction fights ever recorded on the Witwatersrand, starts as a canteen brawl. Zulus, Shangaan, Chopis and

… faction fights ever recorded on the Witwatersrand, starts as a canteen brawl. Zulus, Shangaan, Chopis and …

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Jan Hendrik Hofmeyr, generally known as &quot;Onze Jan&quot;, dies in London. One of his various achievements was assisting in

… Jan Hendrik Hofmeyr, generally known as "Onze Jan", dies in London. One of his various …

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The first president of Mauritania, Moktar Ould Daddah, dies in Paris. Some other sources give date as 14 October.

… Ould Daddah, dies in Paris. Some other sources give date as 14 October. …

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Parliament meets in special session to elect the National Party candidate, Alwyn Schlebusch, as the nation’s first Vice-Preside

… to elect the National Party candidate, Alwyn Schlebusch, as the nation’s first Vice-Preside …

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Identification Amendment Act No 47, amending the 1986 Identification Act so as to repeal certain obsolete provisions, and order

… Act No 47, amending the 1986 Identification Act so as to repeal certain obsolete provisions, and order …

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Lesotho, formerly the British colony of Basutoland, achieves its independence as the Kingdom of Lesotho and becomes a member of

… British colony of Basutoland, achieves its independence as the Kingdom of Lesotho and becomes a member of …

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Baron Paul Julius von Reuter, founder of the Reuters News Agency, is born as Israel Beer Josaphat in Germany.

… von Reuter, founder of the Reuters News Agency, is born as Israel Beer Josaphat in Germany. …

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Chad, formally known as Tchad and the first of four territories, which had formed French Equatorial Africa, achieves independen

… Chad, formally known as Tchad and the first of four territories, which had formed …

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Engela Elizabeth Helena van Rooyen, SA novelist who also writes under her married name as Engela Linde, is born.

… Rooyen, SA novelist who also writes under her married name as Engela Linde, is born. …

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Gerrit Jacobus van Niekerk, elected as ‘Chairman’ of the territory south and north of the Harts River, issues a proclamation

… Gerrit Jacobus van Niekerk, elected as ‘Chairman’ of the territory south and north of the Harts …

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Europeans and Americans are reportedly fleeing Biafra, the oil rich eastern region of Nigeria, as more Nigerian Federal troops

… fleeing Biafra, the oil rich eastern region of Nigeria, as more Nigerian Federal troops …

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The South African Government, ANC and IFP agree on a draft National Peace Accord that they described as &quot;a firm foundation

… agree on a draft National Peace Accord that they described as "a firm foundation …

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Congo-Brazzaville declares itself independent of France (Moyen Congo) as the newly instituted Republic of Congo with Fulbert Yo

… declares itself independent of France (Moyen Congo) as the newly instituted Republic of Congo with Fulbert Yo …

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Sydney Smith Bell, judge in the Cape Colony, is appointed as chief justice and president of the legislative assembly.

… Sydney Smith Bell, judge in the Cape Colony, is appointed as chief justice and president of the legislative assembly. …

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UN forces kill seven Somali gunmen who shot at a surveillance helicopter, as militias of warlord Mohammed Farah Aidid intensify

… seven Somali gunmen who shot at a surveillance helicopter, as militias of warlord Mohammed Farah Aidid intensify …

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The New Zealand government announces that it terminates all tariff preferences previously granted to South Africa, as from 1 Ja

… all tariff preferences previously granted to South Africa, as from 1 Ja …

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Erasmus Smit, religious leader of the Voortrekkers, is ordained as missionary in Torenberg (now Colesberg) by the Reverend Jame

… Smit, religious leader of the Voortrekkers, is ordained as missionary in Torenberg (now Colesberg) by the Reverend …

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The South African Government, ANC and IFP agree on a draft National Peace Accord that they described as &quot;a firm foundation

… agree on a draft National Peace Accord that they described as "a firm foundation …

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Congo-Brazzaville declares itself independent of France (Moyen Congo) as the newly instituted Republic of Congo with Fulbert Yo

… declares itself independent of France (Moyen Congo) as the newly instituted Republic of Congo with Fulbert Yo …

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General Constand Viljoen is appointed as Chief of the South African Defence Force (SADF) and Lieutenant-General Jan Geldenhuys

… General Constand Viljoen is appointed as Chief of the South African Defence Force (SADF) and …

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The commissioner of mines, Carl von Brandis, is appointed as the first landdros of Johannesburg, responsible for the administra

… The commissioner of mines, Carl von Brandis, is appointed as the first landdros of Johannesburg, responsible for the …

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Albertus Johannes Roux van Rhijn, first chief editor of Die Volksblad as daily newspaper, member of parliament and administrato

The Pretoria Rifle Corps is founded under Stephanus Schoeman as a volunteer corps to defend Pretoria and surroundings. The loca

Sir Andries Stockenstr&amp;ouml;m, landdros of Graaff-Reinet (as his father had been) and later commissioner-general of the Eastern

Barney Barnato, diamond magnate and life-long member of De Beers Company, is born in London as Barnett Isaacs.

The oldest of the independent homelands, Transkei, gains complete independence as an autonomous republic, but it is not recogni

The QwaQwa homeland receives self-government status. Date is given as 1 November by the following sources: Kalley, J.A.; Schoe

The QwaQwa homeland receives self-government status. Date is given as 1 November by the following sources: Kalley, J.A.; Schoe

In a declaration on the 25th anniversary of the United Nations, the General Assembly describes apartheid as &amp;quot;a crime again

President Mandela confirms the appointment of Ismail Mahomed as Chief Justice to succeed Michael Corbett in 1997. The appointme

One of the biggest faction fights ever recorded on the Witwatersrand, starts as a canteen brawl. Zulus, Shangaan, Chopis and

Jan Hendrik Hofmeyr, generally known as &amp;quot;Onze Jan&amp;quot;, dies in London. One of his various achievements was assisting in

The first president of Mauritania, Moktar Ould Daddah, dies in Paris. Some other sources give date as 14 October.

Parliament meets in special session to elect the National Party candidate, Alwyn Schlebusch, as the nation’s first Vice-Preside

Identification Amendment Act No 47, amending the 1986 Identification Act so as to repeal certain obsolete provisions, and order

Lesotho, formerly the British colony of Basutoland, achieves its independence as the Kingdom of Lesotho and becomes a member of

Baron Paul Julius von Reuter, founder of the Reuters News Agency, is born as Israel Beer Josaphat in Germany.

Chad, formally known as Tchad and the first of four territories, which had formed French Equatorial Africa, achieves independen

Engela Elizabeth Helena van Rooyen, SA novelist who also writes under her married name as Engela Linde, is born.

Gerrit Jacobus van Niekerk, elected as ‘Chairman’ of the territory south and north of the Harts River, issues a proclamation

Europeans and Americans are reportedly fleeing Biafra, the oil rich eastern region of Nigeria, as more Nigerian Federal troops

The South African Government, ANC and IFP agree on a draft National Peace Accord that they described as &amp;quot;a firm foundation

Congo-Brazzaville declares itself independent of France (Moyen Congo) as the newly instituted Republic of Congo with Fulbert Yo

Sydney Smith Bell, judge in the Cape Colony, is appointed as chief justice and president of the legislative assembly.

UN forces kill seven Somali gunmen who shot at a surveillance helicopter, as militias of warlord Mohammed Farah Aidid intensify

The New Zealand government announces that it terminates all tariff preferences previously granted to South Africa, as from 1 Ja

Erasmus Smit, religious leader of the Voortrekkers, is ordained as missionary in Torenberg (now Colesberg) by the Reverend Jame

The South African Government, ANC and IFP agree on a draft National Peace Accord that they described as &amp;quot;a firm foundation

Congo-Brazzaville declares itself independent of France (Moyen Congo) as the newly instituted Republic of Congo with Fulbert Yo

General Constand Viljoen is appointed as Chief of the South African Defence Force (SADF) and Lieutenant-General Jan Geldenhuys

The commissioner of mines, Carl von Brandis, is appointed as the first landdros of Johannesburg, responsible for the administra

Sir Andries Stockenström, landdros of Graaff-Reinet (as his father had been) and later commissioner-general of the Eastern

In a declaration on the 25th anniversary of the United Nations, the General Assembly describes apartheid as "a crime again

Jan Hendrik Hofmeyr, generally known as "Onze Jan", dies in London. One of his various achievements was assisting in

The South African Government, ANC and IFP agree on a draft National Peace Accord that they described as "a firm foundation

The South African Government, ANC and IFP agree on a draft National Peace Accord that they described as "a firm foundation