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In reaction to an inquiry, officials in Pretoria reply that Johannesburg is named after Johann Friedrich Bernhard Rissik and Ch

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The school order of Jacob Abraham (Uitenhage) de Mist eliminates the influence of the church on education and places education

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The Minister of Defence states that South Africa will provide bases and communication facilities to the maritime forces of West

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The Minister of Defence states that South Africa will provide bases and communication facilities to the maritime forces of West

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John Tengo Jabavu (62), newspaper editor and member of the board of the Fort Hare University, dies in Fort Hare.

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Faced with an increasingly critical and protest media that support the democratisation of South Africa, the Minister of Home Af

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Elections to the House of Delegates among the Indian community are marked by a low poll, protests, boycotts and active oppositi

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Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization signs an agreement in Cairo to expand Palestinian autonomy from Gaza to the We

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At a four-day Conference on &quot;Anatomy of Hate&quot;, organised in Oslo by the Elie Wiesel Foundation for Humanity and the N

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Mother Teresa [Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu], Albanian-born missionary dedicated to the care of the poor and sick, particularly in Ind

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Retired Royal Navy officer, Lieutenant Francis Farewell of Cape Town, hoists the Union Jack at Port Natal and takes possession

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Segoati Mahlangu for the agriculture department said reports that the mass culling of 13 thousand ostriches and chickens has be

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Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin wrap up a two-day summit in Alexandria with the return

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Forty-four Blacks on the East Rand die on this and the following night in attacks on townships from hostels.

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Forty-four Blacks on the East Rand die on this and the following night in attacks on townships from hostels.

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Soweto agrees to pay rent. (Wessels, E and Weinberg, S. (1990). “Soweto agrees to pay its rent – but power cuts loom weekly.

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The South African Council of Churches (SACC) headquarters, Khotso House, is damaged by a bomb blast and nineteen people are inj

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President Hastings Banda, president of Malawi, pays a state visit to South Africa (16-20 Aug.), meeting the State President and

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James Andrew Gray, SA journalist, newspaper proprietor and editor of the Pretoria News (1924-1932), is born in Scotland. He w

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United Nations deploys 4 000 troops to Katanga to prevent the massacre of Baluba tribesmen by provincial troops and police in C

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United Nations deploys 4 000 troops to Katanga to prevent the massacre of Baluba tribesmen by provincial troops and police in C

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Kwame Nkrumah, premier and later president of Ghana, is born in Nkroful, British colony of the Gold Coast (later Ghana).

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King Goodwill Zwelithini and the Zulu Royal Family severs all ties with Chief Buthelezi. This followed a stoning by Inkatha Fre

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SA signs agreement with the Republic of China concerning the avoidance of double taxation and the prevention of fiscal evasion

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Prof. Johan Heyns, moderator of the Dutch Reformed Church (DRC) and participant in a panel discussion filmed by an American tel

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Herero Revolt: A repair team begins to repair the destroyed state railway line between Waldau and Karibib. With the outbreak of

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The Sudanese government and the Sudanese People’s Liberation Army, the main rebel group involved in the country’s 19-year-old c

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At least twenty-two people are killed and 4000 are rendered homeless by a devastating storm in Mount Ayliff, Eastern Cape.

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Anglo-Boer War 2: Mafeking siege: Two Black cattle-herds are captured and summarily executed at Mafeking by burghers, in acco

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Percy Qoboza, well-known anti-apartheid journalist and editor of The World newspaper, dies in Johannesburg on his fiftieth birt

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In reaction to an inquiry, officials in Pretoria reply that Johannesburg is named after Johann Friedrich Bernhard Rissik and Ch

The school order of Jacob Abraham (Uitenhage) de Mist eliminates the influence of the church on education and places education

The Minister of Defence states that South Africa will provide bases and communication facilities to the maritime forces of West

The Minister of Defence states that South Africa will provide bases and communication facilities to the maritime forces of West

John Tengo Jabavu (62), newspaper editor and member of the board of the Fort Hare University, dies in Fort Hare.

Faced with an increasingly critical and protest media that support the democratisation of South Africa, the Minister of Home Af

Elections to the House of Delegates among the Indian community are marked by a low poll, protests, boycotts and active oppositi

Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization signs an agreement in Cairo to expand Palestinian autonomy from Gaza to the We

At a four-day Conference on &amp;quot;Anatomy of Hate&amp;quot;, organised in Oslo by the Elie Wiesel Foundation for Humanity and the N

Mother Teresa [Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu], Albanian-born missionary dedicated to the care of the poor and sick, particularly in Ind

Retired Royal Navy officer, Lieutenant Francis Farewell of Cape Town, hoists the Union Jack at Port Natal and takes possession

Segoati Mahlangu for the agriculture department said reports that the mass culling of 13 thousand ostriches and chickens has be

Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin wrap up a two-day summit in Alexandria with the return

Forty-four Blacks on the East Rand die on this and the following night in attacks on townships from hostels.

Forty-four Blacks on the East Rand die on this and the following night in attacks on townships from hostels.

Soweto agrees to pay rent. (Wessels, E and Weinberg, S. (1990). “Soweto agrees to pay its rent – but power cuts loom weekly.

The South African Council of Churches (SACC) headquarters, Khotso House, is damaged by a bomb blast and nineteen people are inj

President Hastings Banda, president of Malawi, pays a state visit to South Africa (16-20 Aug.), meeting the State President and

James Andrew Gray, SA journalist, newspaper proprietor and editor of the Pretoria News (1924-1932), is born in Scotland. He w

United Nations deploys 4 000 troops to Katanga to prevent the massacre of Baluba tribesmen by provincial troops and police in C

United Nations deploys 4 000 troops to Katanga to prevent the massacre of Baluba tribesmen by provincial troops and police in C

Kwame Nkrumah, premier and later president of Ghana, is born in Nkroful, British colony of the Gold Coast (later Ghana).

King Goodwill Zwelithini and the Zulu Royal Family severs all ties with Chief Buthelezi. This followed a stoning by Inkatha Fre

SA signs agreement with the Republic of China concerning the avoidance of double taxation and the prevention of fiscal evasion

Prof. Johan Heyns, moderator of the Dutch Reformed Church (DRC) and participant in a panel discussion filmed by an American tel

Herero Revolt: A repair team begins to repair the destroyed state railway line between Waldau and Karibib. With the outbreak of

The Sudanese government and the Sudanese People’s Liberation Army, the main rebel group involved in the country’s 19-year-old c

At least twenty-two people are killed and 4000 are rendered homeless by a devastating storm in Mount Ayliff, Eastern Cape.

Anglo-Boer War 2: Mafeking siege: Two Black cattle-herds are captured and summarily executed at Mafeking by burghers, in acco

Percy Qoboza, well-known anti-apartheid journalist and editor of The World newspaper, dies in Johannesburg on his fiftieth birt

At a four-day Conference on "Anatomy of Hate", organised in Oslo by the Elie Wiesel Foundation for Humanity and the N