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Congolese President Joseph Kabila and Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni meet for first face-to-face peace talks in Tanzania as

… meet for first face-to-face peace talks in Tanzania as …

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The Sierra Leone government imposes a ban on all trade and commerce with South Africa, as a protest against its apartheid polic

… imposes a ban on all trade and commerce with South Africa, as a protest against its apartheid polic …

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Fighting breaks out as a riotous crowd on the Johannesburg market square is confronted by police and mounted soldiers during th

… Fighting breaks out as a riotous crowd on the Johannesburg market square is …

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Professor Sibusiso Bhengu, Education Minister, says that Government will cut funding for White schools as part of a plan to ach

… says that Government will cut funding for White schools as part of a plan to ach …

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As a result of a crash on most of the world’s stock exchanges, the Johannesburg Stock Exchange overall index falls 328 points,

… As a result of a crash on most of the world’s stock …

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Edward Engenas Lekganyane (first known as Talane Reuben), leader of the Zion Christian Church the Star with large support in u

… Edward Engenas Lekganyane (first known as Talane Reuben), leader of the Zion Christian Church the …

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Sir Patrick Manson, Scottish doctor, known as ‘Mosquito Manson’ from his pioneer work with Sir Ronald Ross in malaria research,

… Sir Patrick Manson, Scottish doctor, known as ‘Mosquito Manson’ from his pioneer work with Sir Ronald …

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Sir Patrick Manson, Scottish doctor, known as ‘Mosquito Manson’ from his pioneer work with Sir Ronald Ross in malaria research,

… Sir Patrick Manson, Scottish doctor, known as ‘Mosquito Manson’ from his pioneer work with Sir Ronald …

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The Commonwealth announces that it will send a team of about a dozen observers to South Africa as part of international efforts

… send a team of about a dozen observers to South Africa as part of international efforts …

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The Commonwealth announces that it will send a team of about a dozen observers to South Africa as part of international efforts

… send a team of about a dozen observers to South Africa as part of international efforts …

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J. van Arkel, the first resident Dutch clergyman, arrives at the Cape. Date is given as 17 August by another source.

… Dutch clergyman, arrives at the Cape. Date is given as 17 August by another source. …

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F.W. de Klerk is appointed and inaugurated as acting state president after the resignation of Pres. Botha the previous day. S

… F.W. de Klerk is appointed and inaugurated as acting state president after the resignation of Pres. …

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John Beaver Marks, teacher, trade unionist and political activist, who identified himself as an African though he was of Colour

… unionist and political activist, who identified himself as an African though he was of Colour …

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The Act of Parliament, becoming law from this date, achieves the abolition of slavery as an institution throughout the British

… law from this date, achieves the abolition of slavery as an institution throughout the British …

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The diggers on the diamond fields between the Vaal and the Harts Rivers proclaim Klipdrift a republic with Stafford Parker as f

… Rivers proclaim Klipdrift a republic with Stafford Parker as f …

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News 24 announces that Al-Qaeda terrorists are using South African passports, which they obtain through syndicates, for as litt

… passports, which they obtain through syndicates, for as litt …

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Terror strikes the Atlanta Olympics as a pipe bomb explodes at the public Centennial Olympic Park, killing two people and injur

… Terror strikes the Atlanta Olympics as a pipe bomb explodes at the public Centennial Olympic …

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The ‘Genootskap van Regte Afrikaners’ (GRA), society founded as a direct outcome of the efforts by A. Pannevis to have the Bibl

… ‘Genootskap van Regte Afrikaners’ (GRA), society founded as a direct outcome of the efforts by A. Pannevis to have the …

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South African Indian Congress (SAIC) Executive, meeting in Cape Town, elects Sorabjee Rustomjee as a delegate of SAIC to the me

… Executive, meeting in Cape Town, elects Sorabjee Rustomjee as a delegate of SAIC to the me …

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F.W. de Klerk is appointed and inaugurated as acting state president after the resignation of Pres. Botha the previous day. S

… F.W. de Klerk is appointed and inaugurated as acting state president after the resignation of Pres. …

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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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The nineteen year old Princess Wilhelmina is crowned as queen of the Netherlands. She strongly sympathised with the cause of

… The nineteen year old Princess Wilhelmina is crowned as queen of the Netherlands. She strongly sympathised with …

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Coloured schools are re-opened as a result of parents and students having staged a re-occupation of the schools, closed since 6

… Coloured schools are re-opened as a result of parents and students having staged a …

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Fingoland and Indutywa are annexed to the Cape with Captain Matthew T. Blyth as first chief magistrate. The territory is called

… are annexed to the Cape with Captain Matthew T. Blyth as first chief magistrate. The territory is called …

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The ‘Voortrekker Beweging’ (an Afrikaans youth movement), is founded in Bloemfontein with Dr N.J. van der Merwe as first chief

… is founded in Bloemfontein with Dr N.J. van der Merwe as first chief …

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A group of Whites at the Cape ascends Table Mountain for the first time, with Khoi-Khoi chief Herry as guide.

… Mountain for the first time, with Khoi-Khoi chief Herry as guide. …

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Speaking at a ceremony to mark his tenth anniversary as Prime Minister, John Vorster admits that the country has problems, inte

… Speaking at a ceremony to mark his tenth anniversary as Prime Minister, John Vorster admits that the country has …

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Tories accuse the Government of allowing UK troops to become victims as negotiations continue to free eleven soldiers held host

… the Government of allowing UK troops to become victims as negotiations continue to free eleven soldiers held host …

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President Samora Machel of Mozambique declares solidarity with the plight of the South African people, as a reaction to the mas

… solidarity with the plight of the South African people, as a reaction to the mas …

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Congolese President Joseph Kabila and Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni meet for first face-to-face peace talks in Tanzania as

The Sierra Leone government imposes a ban on all trade and commerce with South Africa, as a protest against its apartheid polic

Fighting breaks out as a riotous crowd on the Johannesburg market square is confronted by police and mounted soldiers during th

Professor Sibusiso Bhengu, Education Minister, says that Government will cut funding for White schools as part of a plan to ach

As a result of a crash on most of the world’s stock exchanges, the Johannesburg Stock Exchange overall index falls 328 points,

Edward Engenas Lekganyane (first known as Talane Reuben), leader of the Zion Christian Church the Star with large support in u

Sir Patrick Manson, Scottish doctor, known as ‘Mosquito Manson’ from his pioneer work with Sir Ronald Ross in malaria research,

Sir Patrick Manson, Scottish doctor, known as ‘Mosquito Manson’ from his pioneer work with Sir Ronald Ross in malaria research,

The Commonwealth announces that it will send a team of about a dozen observers to South Africa as part of international efforts

The Commonwealth announces that it will send a team of about a dozen observers to South Africa as part of international efforts

J. van Arkel, the first resident Dutch clergyman, arrives at the Cape. Date is given as 17 August by another source.

F.W. de Klerk is appointed and inaugurated as acting state president after the resignation of Pres. Botha the previous day. S

John Beaver Marks, teacher, trade unionist and political activist, who identified himself as an African though he was of Colour

The Act of Parliament, becoming law from this date, achieves the abolition of slavery as an institution throughout the British

The diggers on the diamond fields between the Vaal and the Harts Rivers proclaim Klipdrift a republic with Stafford Parker as f

News 24 announces that Al-Qaeda terrorists are using South African passports, which they obtain through syndicates, for as litt

Terror strikes the Atlanta Olympics as a pipe bomb explodes at the public Centennial Olympic Park, killing two people and injur

The ‘Genootskap van Regte Afrikaners’ (GRA), society founded as a direct outcome of the efforts by A. Pannevis to have the Bibl

South African Indian Congress (SAIC) Executive, meeting in Cape Town, elects Sorabjee Rustomjee as a delegate of SAIC to the me

F.W. de Klerk is appointed and inaugurated as acting state president after the resignation of Pres. Botha the previous day. S

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

The nineteen year old Princess Wilhelmina is crowned as queen of the Netherlands. She strongly sympathised with the cause of

Coloured schools are re-opened as a result of parents and students having staged a re-occupation of the schools, closed since 6

Fingoland and Indutywa are annexed to the Cape with Captain Matthew T. Blyth as first chief magistrate. The territory is called

The ‘Voortrekker Beweging’ (an Afrikaans youth movement), is founded in Bloemfontein with Dr N.J. van der Merwe as first chief

A group of Whites at the Cape ascends Table Mountain for the first time, with Khoi-Khoi chief Herry as guide.

Speaking at a ceremony to mark his tenth anniversary as Prime Minister, John Vorster admits that the country has problems, inte

Tories accuse the Government of allowing UK troops to become victims as negotiations continue to free eleven soldiers held host

President Samora Machel of Mozambique declares solidarity with the plight of the South African people, as a reaction to the mas