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Pandit Nehru and the unity of the oppressed people of South Africa by E.S. Reddy

… Pandit Nehru and the unity of the oppressed people of South Africa by E.S. Reddy …

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Signs treaty with the government of Namibia regarding Walvis Bay and the off-shore islands.

… Signs treaty with the government of Namibia regarding Walvis Bay and the off-shore islands. …

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The Women’s National Coalition conference (25-27 February), where the Women’s Charter is adopted, starts.

… The Women’s National Coalition conference (25-27 February), where the Women’s Charter is adopted, starts. …

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A thatched roof church is inaugurated on the square in Pretoria – hence the name Church Square.

… A thatched roof church is inaugurated on the square in Pretoria – hence the name Church Square. …

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The government announces that prosecutions for offences under the Group Areas Act will cease immediately.

… The government announces that prosecutions for offences under the Group Areas Act will cease immediately. …

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SA signs joint communiqué on the establishment of diplomatic relations with the Kingdom of Cambodia.

… SA signs joint communiqué on the establishment of diplomatic relations with the Kingdom of Cambodia. …

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The Rev. Mr Josephus Johannes Kuhn, poet and versifier of the first Afrikaans Psalms, dies.

… The Rev. Mr Josephus Johannes Kuhn, poet and versifier of the first Afrikaans Psalms, dies. …

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Johannes Henricus (Jan) Brand is inaugurated as the fourth president of the Orange Free State.

… Johannes Henricus (Jan) Brand is inaugurated as the fourth president of the Orange Free State. …

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Inhabitants of the Congo are prohibited to collect ivory and rubber, unless for the state.

… Inhabitants of the Congo are prohibited to collect ivory and rubber, unless for the state. …

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The KwaNdebele Legislative Assembly passes a unanimous motion instructing the homeland’s Cabinet to begin independence negotiat

… The KwaNdebele Legislative Assembly passes a unanimous motion instructing the homeland’s Cabinet to begin independence negotiat …

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WWII: US supply ships finally reach the British Middle East army at the Suez Canal.

… WWII: US supply ships finally reach the British Middle East army at the Suez Canal. …

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A global conference at the United Nations decides to extend the Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty indefinitely.

… A global conference at the United Nations decides to extend the Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty indefinitely. …

Democratic Transition and Consolidation in South Africa: The Advice of ‘the Experts’ by Raymond Suttner

… Democratic Transition and Consolidation in South Africa: The Advice of ‘the Experts’ by Raymond Suttner …

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The ‘golden’ cow of Stellenbosch, 9045 Superstar, dies on the farm of Ludwig van Deventer.

… The ‘golden’ cow of Stellenbosch, 9045 Superstar, dies on the farm of Ludwig van Deventer. …

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The government refuses to comply with the ultimatum issued by die ANC on 5 April 1991.

… Meer, F. (ed)(1993). The Codesa file . Durban: Madiba Publishers, p. 318 … The government refuses to comply with the ultimatum issued by die ANC on 5 April 1991. …

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The railway line from Pietermaritzburg to the Transvaal border at Charlestown, near Volksrust, is opened.

… The railway line from Pietermaritzburg to the Transvaal border at Charlestown, near Volksrust, is …

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Rule of Equatorial Africa and the Cameroon by ‘Free France’ is recognised by the US.

… Rule of Equatorial Africa and the Cameroon by ‘Free France’ is recognised by the US. …

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The Midlands Ladies’ Seminary, forerunner of the College of Education, is founded in Graaff-Reinet.

… The Midlands Ladies’ Seminary, forerunner of the College of Education, is founded in Graaff-Reinet. …

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The International Olympic Committee bars South Africa from competing in the next Olympic games (1972).

… The International Olympic Committee bars South Africa from competing in the next Olympic games (1972). …

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Governor Sir Henry Barkly lays the corner stone of the parliament building in Cape Town.

… Governor Sir Henry Barkly lays the corner stone of the parliament building in Cape Town. …

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SA signs an agreement with France with regard to the launching of the eole balloons.

… SA signs an agreement with France with regard to the launching of the eole balloons. …

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Reinhold Gregorowski is appointed a judge in the Orange Free State at the age of 25.

… Reinhold Gregorowski is appointed a judge in the Orange Free State at the age of 25. …

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SA signs multilateral treaty for the modification and further extension of the Wheat Trade Convention.

… SA signs multilateral treaty for the modification and further extension of the Wheat Trade Convention. …

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The first three Black ministers are inaugurated in the cabinet of Premier Ian Smith, Rhodesia.

… The first three Black ministers are inaugurated in the cabinet of Premier Ian Smith, Rhodesia. …

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The first mountain zebra foal is born in the National Mountain Zebra Park near Cradock.

… The first mountain zebra foal is born in the National Mountain Zebra Park near Cradock. …

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The nuclear reactor Safari at Pelindaba goes critical – and South Africa enters the nuclear age.

… The Star. 18th March 2003. Milestones | Kalley, J.A.; … The nuclear reactor Safari at Pelindaba goes critical – and South Africa enters the nuclear age. …

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Anglo-Boer War 2: The battle of Karee Siding during the South African War takes place.

… Anglo-Boer War 2: The battle of Karee Siding during the South African War takes place. …

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The Transkeian Territory Authority approves the draft Constitution as a whole, after considerable controversy mainly concerning

… The Transkeian Territory Authority approves the draft Constitution as a whole, after considerable …

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The Transkeian Territory Authority approves the draft Constitution as a whole, after considerable controversy mainly concerning

… The Transkeian Territory Authority approves the draft Constitution as a whole, after considerable …

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The Volkstaat Council is dissolved and the Volkstaat Council Act, 1994, repealed through Presidential Proclamation.

… The Volkstaat Council is dissolved and the Volkstaat Council Act, 1994, repealed through …

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Pandit Nehru and the unity of the oppressed people of South Africa by E.S. Reddy

Signs treaty with the government of Namibia regarding Walvis Bay and the off-shore islands.

The Women’s National Coalition conference (25-27 February), where the Women’s Charter is adopted, starts.

A thatched roof church is inaugurated on the square in Pretoria – hence the name Church Square.

The government announces that prosecutions for offences under the Group Areas Act will cease immediately.

SA signs joint communiqué on the establishment of diplomatic relations with the Kingdom of Cambodia.

The Rev. Mr Josephus Johannes Kuhn, poet and versifier of the first Afrikaans Psalms, dies.

Johannes Henricus (Jan) Brand is inaugurated as the fourth president of the Orange Free State.

Inhabitants of the Congo are prohibited to collect ivory and rubber, unless for the state.

The KwaNdebele Legislative Assembly passes a unanimous motion instructing the homeland’s Cabinet to begin independence negotiat

WWII: US supply ships finally reach the British Middle East army at the Suez Canal.

A global conference at the United Nations decides to extend the Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty indefinitely.

Democratic Transition and Consolidation in South Africa: The Advice of ‘the Experts’ by Raymond Suttner

The ‘golden’ cow of Stellenbosch, 9045 Superstar, dies on the farm of Ludwig van Deventer.

The government refuses to comply with the ultimatum issued by die ANC on 5 April 1991.

The railway line from Pietermaritzburg to the Transvaal border at Charlestown, near Volksrust, is opened.

Rule of Equatorial Africa and the Cameroon by ‘Free France’ is recognised by the US.

The Midlands Ladies’ Seminary, forerunner of the College of Education, is founded in Graaff-Reinet.

The International Olympic Committee bars South Africa from competing in the next Olympic games (1972).

Governor Sir Henry Barkly lays the corner stone of the parliament building in Cape Town.

SA signs an agreement with France with regard to the launching of the eole balloons.

Reinhold Gregorowski is appointed a judge in the Orange Free State at the age of 25.

SA signs multilateral treaty for the modification and further extension of the Wheat Trade Convention.

The first three Black ministers are inaugurated in the cabinet of Premier Ian Smith, Rhodesia.

The first mountain zebra foal is born in the National Mountain Zebra Park near Cradock.

The nuclear reactor Safari at Pelindaba goes critical – and South Africa enters the nuclear age.

Anglo-Boer War 2: The battle of Karee Siding during the South African War takes place.

The Transkeian Territory Authority approves the draft Constitution as a whole, after considerable controversy mainly concerning

The Transkeian Territory Authority approves the draft Constitution as a whole, after considerable controversy mainly concerning

The Volkstaat Council is dissolved and the Volkstaat Council Act, 1994, repealed through Presidential Proclamation.