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The Afrikaans Language and Culture Association, ATKV, gives former president F.W. de Klerk its highest award for having the cou

… Association, ATKV, gives former president F.W. de Klerk its highest award for having the cou …

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Now in its 24th year, South Africa’s longest-running film festival, the Durban International Film Festival (DIFF), starts today

… Now in its 24th year, South Africa’s longest-running film festival, …

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Now in its 24th year, South Africa’s longest-running film festival, the Durban International Film Festival (DIFF), starts today

… Now in its 24th year, South Africa’s longest-running film festival, …

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African National Congress (ANC) Deputy President Nelson Mandela states that his party was prepared to abandon its long-held pol

… Mandela states that his party was prepared to abandon its long-held pol …

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South African Airways (SAA) announces the re-routing of its services to Europe via Luanda (Angola), Brazzaville, the Cape Verde

… South African Airways (SAA) announces the re-routing of its services to Europe via Luanda (Angola), Brazzaville, the …

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The government extends its powers under the Internal Security Act from the Transvaal only to the whole of South Africa.

… The government extends its powers under the Internal Security Act from the Transvaal …

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The SA regional airline, Sun Air, discontinues its service and thousands of disappointed passengers have to acquire seats on ot

… The SA regional airline, Sun Air, discontinues its service and thousands of disappointed passengers have to …

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Mohammed Farah Aidid, who has controlled much of Somalia during its civil war, dies of wounds suffered during a skirmish with a

… Farah Aidid, who has controlled much of Somalia during its civil war, dies of wounds suffered during a skirmish with …

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SA closes its consulate in Wellington after the New Zealand prime minister cuts diplomatic ties because of SA’s racial segregat

… SA closes its consulate in Wellington after the New Zealand prime …

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The UN and UNAIDS, its Aids programme, issues a progress report on how member nations were adhering to commitments made during

… The UN and UNAIDS, its Aids programme, issues a progress report on how member …

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The Parliamentary caucus of the National Party unanimously elects B.J. Vorster, Minister of Justice, as its new leader. He auto

… unanimously elects B.J. Vorster, Minister of Justice, as its new leader. He auto …

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In his second progress report on the implementation of the United Nations 1989 Declaration on Apartheid and Its Destructive Con

… of the United Nations 1989 Declaration on Apartheid and Its Destructive Con …

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The Trade Union Council of South Africa (TUCSA) elects its first Black chairman, Ronnie Webb, at the Council’s annual congress

… The Trade Union Council of South Africa (TUCSA) elects its first Black chairman, Ronnie Webb, at the Council’s …

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The gold price falls to its lowest level in eighteen years when it is fixed on $278,50 in London.

… The gold price falls to its lowest level in eighteen years when it is fixed on …

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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.

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

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The government withdraws its plan to place a quota limit on the admission of Black students to White universities, but remains

… The government withdraws its plan to place a quota limit on the admission of Black …

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The National African Chamber of Commerce (’Nacoc’) is incorporated. During May 1969 it changed its name to the National African

… (’Nacoc’) is incorporated. During May 1969 it changed its name to the National African …

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The National African Chamber of Commerce (’Nacoc’) is incorporated. During May 1969 it changed its name to the National African

… (’Nacoc’) is incorporated. During May 1969 it changed its name to the National African …

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The Iraqi Foreign Minister, Hassim Jawad, announces that Iraq will not recognise the government of South Africa because of its

… not recognise the government of South Africa because of its …

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The British government, in a change of policy, opens its doors to consultations with ANC leaders on a solution for South Africa

… The British government, in a change of policy, opens its doors to consultations with ANC leaders on a solution for …

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At its inaugural Congress in Pretoria, the South African Party commits itself to a federal or confederal solution to the countr

… At its inaugural Congress in Pretoria, the South African Party …

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The Moutse (Validation of Actions) Bill, providing for the validation of government actions in Moutse during the period of its

… of government actions in Moutse during the period of its …

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The US shuts down its embassy in Nairobi, Kenya, after a terrorist threat. The new embassy building opened March 3 2002, after

… The US shuts down its embassy in Nairobi, Kenya, after a terrorist threat. The …

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The government gives its details of proposals to consolidate 157 ‘Black spots’ and sixty-eight Zulu areas into a homeland. Kwaz

… The government gives its details of proposals to consolidate 157 ‘Black spots’ and …

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The ANC confirms it has forwarded 300 applications from its members to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission and expects to s

… The ANC confirms it has forwarded 300 applications from its members to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission and …

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The SA Communist Party (SACP), following a weekend meeting of its augmented central committee, calls for an end to the Mugabe g

… SA Communist Party (SACP), following a weekend meeting of its augmented central committee, calls for an end to the …

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Rugby world champion England beats Tri-Nations kings South Africa 32-16 at Twickenham to record its sixth successive victory.

… kings South Africa 32-16 at Twickenham to record its sixth successive victory. …

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The Angolan government and its UNITA guerrilla foes formally adopt terms for a truce to end a conflict killing an estimated 1,0

… The Angolan government and its UNITA guerrilla foes formally adopt terms for a truce to …

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The Transitional Executive Council has its first meeting in Cape Town and adopts a resolution of the Multi-party Negotiating Co

… The Transitional Executive Council has its first meeting in Cape Town and adopts a resolution of the …

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Egypt breaks off relations with Syria, Libya, Algeria, Iraq and South Yemen, all opponents of its peace moves with Israel.

… Libya, Algeria, Iraq and South Yemen, all opponents of its peace moves with Israel. …

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The Afrikaans Language and Culture Association, ATKV, gives former president F.W. de Klerk its highest award for having the cou

Now in its 24th year, South Africa’s longest-running film festival, the Durban International Film Festival (DIFF), starts today

Now in its 24th year, South Africa’s longest-running film festival, the Durban International Film Festival (DIFF), starts today

African National Congress (ANC) Deputy President Nelson Mandela states that his party was prepared to abandon its long-held pol

South African Airways (SAA) announces the re-routing of its services to Europe via Luanda (Angola), Brazzaville, the Cape Verde

The government extends its powers under the Internal Security Act from the Transvaal only to the whole of South Africa.

The SA regional airline, Sun Air, discontinues its service and thousands of disappointed passengers have to acquire seats on ot

Mohammed Farah Aidid, who has controlled much of Somalia during its civil war, dies of wounds suffered during a skirmish with a

SA closes its consulate in Wellington after the New Zealand prime minister cuts diplomatic ties because of SA’s racial segregat

The UN and UNAIDS, its Aids programme, issues a progress report on how member nations were adhering to commitments made during

The Parliamentary caucus of the National Party unanimously elects B.J. Vorster, Minister of Justice, as its new leader. He auto

In his second progress report on the implementation of the United Nations 1989 Declaration on Apartheid and Its Destructive Con

The Trade Union Council of South Africa (TUCSA) elects its first Black chairman, Ronnie Webb, at the Council’s annual congress

The gold price falls to its lowest level in eighteen years when it is fixed on $278,50 in London.

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

The government withdraws its plan to place a quota limit on the admission of Black students to White universities, but remains

The National African Chamber of Commerce (’Nacoc’) is incorporated. During May 1969 it changed its name to the National African

The National African Chamber of Commerce (’Nacoc’) is incorporated. During May 1969 it changed its name to the National African

The Iraqi Foreign Minister, Hassim Jawad, announces that Iraq will not recognise the government of South Africa because of its

The British government, in a change of policy, opens its doors to consultations with ANC leaders on a solution for South Africa

At its inaugural Congress in Pretoria, the South African Party commits itself to a federal or confederal solution to the countr

The Moutse (Validation of Actions) Bill, providing for the validation of government actions in Moutse during the period of its

The US shuts down its embassy in Nairobi, Kenya, after a terrorist threat. The new embassy building opened March 3 2002, after

The government gives its details of proposals to consolidate 157 ‘Black spots’ and sixty-eight Zulu areas into a homeland. Kwaz

The ANC confirms it has forwarded 300 applications from its members to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission and expects to s

The SA Communist Party (SACP), following a weekend meeting of its augmented central committee, calls for an end to the Mugabe g

Rugby world champion England beats Tri-Nations kings South Africa 32-16 at Twickenham to record its sixth successive victory.

The Angolan government and its UNITA guerrilla foes formally adopt terms for a truce to end a conflict killing an estimated 1,0

The Transitional Executive Council has its first meeting in Cape Town and adopts a resolution of the Multi-party Negotiating Co

Egypt breaks off relations with Syria, Libya, Algeria, Iraq and South Yemen, all opponents of its peace moves with Israel.