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Mpumalanga game ranger, Sibusiso Vilane, becomes the first Black South African to conquer Mount Everest, the world’s highest pe

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Hermanus Stephanus Bosman (84), co-founder of the South African Council of Churches and champion of Christian National Educatio

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The African National Congress (ANC) presents a united front with President Mbeki and ANC vice-president, Jacob Zuma, sharing th

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The constitution of the ZAR (South African Republic) is finally ratified by a Volksraad in which Soutpansberg is also represent

… C.F.J. (ed)(1981). Five Hundred years: a history of South Africa; 3rd rev. ed., Pretoria: Academica, p. 259. …

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The South African Non-Racial Olympic Committee (Sanroc), which later under Denis Brutus played an important role in isolating S

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North African nations of Libya and Tunisia announce agreement to merge as a new republic, the Islamic Arab Republic&quot;. The

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Seven people are killed and about sixty-seven injured when about 800 striking South African Transport Services (SATS) workers,

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Louis Buys, chief director of disaster management at the department of provincial and local government, says the South African

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Central African Republic’s former emperor Jean-Bedel Bokassa is sentenced to death for crimes committed during his thirteen-yea

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Following a meeting (4-13 June 1980), held at the request of the African group, the United Nations Security Council unanimously

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While in Nigeria, Secretary-General Boutros-Boutros Ghali meets with South African Foreign Minister Roelof Botha to discuss the

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A Defence Amendment Bill provides for a re-organisation of the defence system intended to give the South African Defence Force

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A U.N. fuel barge sails into Kisangani reopening the Congo River after war severed the African nation’s most important transpor

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Bernard Mizeki (known as Mamiyeri Mitseki Gwambe) Anglican missionary and African martyr is murdered at his mission in Marandel

… et al. (eds)(1970). Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa, Cape Town: NASOU, v. 7, p. 476 …

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A crowd in the Netherlands welcomes African National Congress leader , who thanks them for staunch Dutch support for the anti-a

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Having been dismissed from the South African National Defence Force (SANDF) for their illegal strike about poor living standard

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Four leading South African journalists are charged under the new Protection of Information Act. The charges relate to reports c

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The former South African defence minister, General Magnus Malan, and several former high-ranking officials are arrested and cha

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Anglo-Boer War 2: The South African Conciliation Committee is formed in England, with Leonard Courtney as president and Emily H

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South Africans vote in their first all-race local government elections and the African National Congress secures an impressive

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The South African Bureau of Racial Affairs (Sabra), an independent non-profit-making organisation, is established with the twof

… et al. (eds)(1970). Standard Encyclopaedia of Southern Africa, Cape Town: NASOU, v. 10, p. 91. …

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The ruling African National Congress sacks its chief whip Mbulelo Goniwe , after finding him guilty of sexually harassing a pa

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Anglo-Boer War 2: Reports reach London of the large number of deaths in South African concentration camps. africanhistory.about

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Simon Petros (Peter) Matseke, who played an important role in African social, educational and political life, dies in Pretoria.

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Sisulu, together with a number of members from the Transvaal Indian Congress (TIC) and African National Congress (ANC), meet in

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The Sunday Times reports an African Peer Review Mechanism report submitted to President ‘s cabinet three weeks ago, has urged

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Leading South African cartoonist Daniël Cornelis Boonzaaier is born at Patatsrivier near Carnarvon in the Cape Province. He be

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Fifteen Blacks are stabbed to death and four wounded in factional fight in South African eastern province of Natal.

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Prof. Carel W.H. Boshoff, former chairman of the South African Bureau of Race Relations and the Afrikanerbroederbond, is born i

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Famous South African playwright Gibson Kente (72), who told the world he had HIV/Aids in early 2003, dies.

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Mpumalanga game ranger, Sibusiso Vilane, becomes the first Black South African to conquer Mount Everest, the world’s highest pe

Hermanus Stephanus Bosman (84), co-founder of the South African Council of Churches and champion of Christian National Educatio

The African National Congress (ANC) presents a united front with President Mbeki and ANC vice-president, Jacob Zuma, sharing th

The constitution of the ZAR (South African Republic) is finally ratified by a Volksraad in which Soutpansberg is also represent

The South African Non-Racial Olympic Committee (Sanroc), which later under Denis Brutus played an important role in isolating S

North African nations of Libya and Tunisia announce agreement to merge as a new republic, the Islamic Arab Republic&amp;quot;. The

Seven people are killed and about sixty-seven injured when about 800 striking South African Transport Services (SATS) workers,

Louis Buys, chief director of disaster management at the department of provincial and local government, says the South African

Central African Republic’s former emperor Jean-Bedel Bokassa is sentenced to death for crimes committed during his thirteen-yea

Following a meeting (4-13 June 1980), held at the request of the African group, the United Nations Security Council unanimously

While in Nigeria, Secretary-General Boutros-Boutros Ghali meets with South African Foreign Minister Roelof Botha to discuss the

A Defence Amendment Bill provides for a re-organisation of the defence system intended to give the South African Defence Force

A U.N. fuel barge sails into Kisangani reopening the Congo River after war severed the African nation’s most important transpor

Bernard Mizeki (known as Mamiyeri Mitseki Gwambe) Anglican missionary and African martyr is murdered at his mission in Marandel

A crowd in the Netherlands welcomes African National Congress leader , who thanks them for staunch Dutch support for the anti-a

Having been dismissed from the South African National Defence Force (SANDF) for their illegal strike about poor living standard

Four leading South African journalists are charged under the new Protection of Information Act. The charges relate to reports c

The former South African defence minister, General Magnus Malan, and several former high-ranking officials are arrested and cha

Anglo-Boer War 2: The South African Conciliation Committee is formed in England, with Leonard Courtney as president and Emily H

South Africans vote in their first all-race local government elections and the African National Congress secures an impressive

The South African Bureau of Racial Affairs (Sabra), an independent non-profit-making organisation, is established with the twof

The ruling African National Congress sacks its chief whip Mbulelo Goniwe , after finding him guilty of sexually harassing a pa

Anglo-Boer War 2: Reports reach London of the large number of deaths in South African concentration camps. africanhistory.about

Simon Petros (Peter) Matseke, who played an important role in African social, educational and political life, dies in Pretoria.

Sisulu, together with a number of members from the Transvaal Indian Congress (TIC) and African National Congress (ANC), meet in

The Sunday Times reports an African Peer Review Mechanism report submitted to President ‘s cabinet three weeks ago, has urged

Leading South African cartoonist Daniël Cornelis Boonzaaier is born at Patatsrivier near Carnarvon in the Cape Province. He be

Fifteen Blacks are stabbed to death and four wounded in factional fight in South African eastern province of Natal.

Prof. Carel W.H. Boshoff, former chairman of the South African Bureau of Race Relations and the Afrikanerbroederbond, is born i

Famous South African playwright Gibson Kente (72), who told the world he had HIV/Aids in early 2003, dies.

North African nations of Libya and Tunisia announce agreement to merge as a new republic, the Islamic Arab Republic". The