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The SA rugby team beats France 36-32 in the first test in Lyon, France.

… The SA rugby team beats France 36-32 in the first test in Lyon, France. …

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Checkpoints outside Suez City, Egypt, are now under the control of the UN Emergency Force.

… Checkpoints outside Suez City, Egypt, are now under the control of the UN Emergency Force. …

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The flag of the British South Africa Company or Chartered Company is hoisted in Bulawayo.

… The flag of the British South Africa Company or Chartered Company is …

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Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo sacks the dead of the state oil company, Jackson Gaius-Obaseki.

… Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo sacks the dead of the state oil company, Jackson Gaius-Obaseki. …

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Chad’s President Hissene Habre flees the country after Libyan-armed guerrillas march into the capital.

… Chad’s President Hissene Habre flees the country after Libyan-armed guerrillas march into the capital. …

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The SA rugby team wins the second test against France 22-12 in Bordeaux, France.

… The SA rugby team wins the second test against France 22-12 in Bordeaux, France. …

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Tripartite Invasion of the Suez Canal Zone is officially ended under pressure from the UN.

… Tripartite Invasion of the Suez Canal Zone is officially ended under pressure from the UN. …

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The pulpit of the Groote Kerk, made by Anton Anreith, is inaugurated in Cape Town.

… The pulpit of the Groote Kerk, made by Anton Anreith, is inaugurated in …

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Harry Gwala of the ANC and Zephania Mothopeng of the PAC are released from prison.

… Harry Gwala of the ANC and Zephania Mothopeng of the PAC are released from prison. …

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The General Assembly adopts and opens for signature the International Convention against Apartheid in Sports.

… The General Assembly adopts and opens for signature the International Convention against Apartheid in Sports. …

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The SA rugby team wins the first test against Argentine 46-15 in Buenos Aires.

… The SA rugby team wins the first test against Argentine 46-15 in Buenos Aires. …

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The &quot;Mad Mullah&quot; and 17,000 troops are advancing on the British at Bohodle, Somaliland.

… The "Mad Mullah" and 17,000 troops are advancing on the British at Bohodle, Somaliland. …

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The SA rugby team beats Argentine 44-21 in Buenos Aires to win the series 2-0.

… The SA rugby team beats Argentine 44-21 in Buenos Aires to win the series 2-0. …

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The National Working Committee of the ANC adopts a discussion document entitled &quot;Negotiations A Strategic Perspective&quot

… The National Working Committee of the ANC adopts a discussion document entitled "Negotiations A …

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The civilian government of Sudan is overthrown by the military; Ibrahim Abboud becomes prime minister.

… The civilian government of Sudan is overthrown by the military; Ibrahim Abboud becomes prime minister. …

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Dr Theo Schumann, director of the Fuel Research Institute and the Weather Bureau, is born.

… Dr Theo Schumann, director of the Fuel Research Institute and the Weather Bureau, is born. …

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The first church council in the Orange Free State is ordained, probably in Thaba ‘Nchu.

… The first church council in the Orange Free State is ordained, probably in Thaba ‘Nchu. …

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President Bokassa of the Central African Republic proclaims himself Emperor of the Central African Empire.

… Bute, E.L. & Harmer, H.J.P. (1997). The Black Handbook, London: Cassell. … President Bokassa of the Central African Republic proclaims himself Emperor of the Central African Empire. …

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Italian and Ethiopian troops clash at the Ualual (Welwel) on the disputed Somali-Ethiopian border.

… Italian and Ethiopian troops clash at the Ualual (Welwel) on the disputed Somali-Ethiopian border. …

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Bosman de Kock is appointed director of the Performing Arts Council of the Transvaal (PACT).

… Bosman de Kock is appointed director of the Performing Arts Council of the Transvaal (PACT). …

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SA experiences a monetary crisis as a result of the heavy drain of gold from the country.

… (2004). Milestones, The Star , 23 Dec … SA experiences a monetary crisis as a result of the heavy drain of gold from the country. …

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Italians are driven back to the Dembeguina Pass when Abyssinian troops cross the River Takkaze.

… Italians are driven back to the Dembeguina Pass when Abyssinian troops cross the River Takkaze. …

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The two rival movements in Zimbabwe merge under the name Zanu-Patriotic Front (Zanu-PF).

… The two rival movements in Zimbabwe merge under the name Zanu-Patriotic Front (Zanu-PF). …

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Britain acknowledges the right of Nyasaland (now Malawi) to secede from the Central African Federation.

… Britain acknowledges the right of Nyasaland (now Malawi) to secede from the Central African Federation. …

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This day sees the start of the first Test Cricket match between Zimbabwe and England.

… This day sees the start of the first Test Cricket match between Zimbabwe and England. …

’The Failure of the Natives’ representative council’, Pamphlet by Professor Z. K. Matthews, published in November 1946

… ’The Failure of the Natives’ representative council’, Pamphlet by Professor …

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SAAN announces its decision to close the Rand Daily Mail at the end of April.

… SAAN announces its decision to close the Rand Daily Mail at the end of April. …

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Lord Alfred Milner lays the foundation stone of the Presbyterian Church St. Andrew in Germiston.

… Lord Alfred Milner lays the foundation stone of the Presbyterian Church St. Andrew in Germiston. …

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The United Arab Republic (Egypt and Syria) has ordered the mobilisation of 100,000 reservists.

… The United Arab Republic (Egypt and Syria) has ordered the mobilisation of 100,000 reservists. …

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The South African Congress of Trade Unions (SACTU), the first non-racial union, is formed.

… The South African Congress of Trade Unions (SACTU), the first non-racial union, is formed. …

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The SA rugby team beats France 36-32 in the first test in Lyon, France.

Checkpoints outside Suez City, Egypt, are now under the control of the UN Emergency Force.

The flag of the British South Africa Company or Chartered Company is hoisted in Bulawayo.

Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo sacks the dead of the state oil company, Jackson Gaius-Obaseki.

Chad’s President Hissene Habre flees the country after Libyan-armed guerrillas march into the capital.

The SA rugby team wins the second test against France 22-12 in Bordeaux, France.

Tripartite Invasion of the Suez Canal Zone is officially ended under pressure from the UN.

The pulpit of the Groote Kerk, made by Anton Anreith, is inaugurated in Cape Town.

Harry Gwala of the ANC and Zephania Mothopeng of the PAC are released from prison.

The General Assembly adopts and opens for signature the International Convention against Apartheid in Sports.

The SA rugby team wins the first test against Argentine 46-15 in Buenos Aires.

The &amp;quot;Mad Mullah&amp;quot; and 17,000 troops are advancing on the British at Bohodle, Somaliland.

The SA rugby team beats Argentine 44-21 in Buenos Aires to win the series 2-0.

The National Working Committee of the ANC adopts a discussion document entitled &amp;quot;Negotiations A Strategic Perspective&amp;quot

The civilian government of Sudan is overthrown by the military; Ibrahim Abboud becomes prime minister.

Dr Theo Schumann, director of the Fuel Research Institute and the Weather Bureau, is born.

The first church council in the Orange Free State is ordained, probably in Thaba ‘Nchu.

President Bokassa of the Central African Republic proclaims himself Emperor of the Central African Empire.

Italian and Ethiopian troops clash at the Ualual (Welwel) on the disputed Somali-Ethiopian border.

Bosman de Kock is appointed director of the Performing Arts Council of the Transvaal (PACT).

SA experiences a monetary crisis as a result of the heavy drain of gold from the country.

Italians are driven back to the Dembeguina Pass when Abyssinian troops cross the River Takkaze.

The two rival movements in Zimbabwe merge under the name Zanu-Patriotic Front (Zanu-PF).

Britain acknowledges the right of Nyasaland (now Malawi) to secede from the Central African Federation.

This day sees the start of the first Test Cricket match between Zimbabwe and England.

’The Failure of the Natives’ representative council’, Pamphlet by Professor Z. K. Matthews, published in November 1946

SAAN announces its decision to close the Rand Daily Mail at the end of April.

Lord Alfred Milner lays the foundation stone of the Presbyterian Church St. Andrew in Germiston.

The United Arab Republic (Egypt and Syria) has ordered the mobilisation of 100,000 reservists.

The South African Congress of Trade Unions (SACTU), the first non-racial union, is formed.

The "Mad Mullah" and 17,000 troops are advancing on the British at Bohodle, Somaliland.

The National Working Committee of the ANC adopts a discussion document entitled "Negotiations A Strategic Perspective&quot