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Blacks comprise 73,9 % and Whites 26,1 % of the full-time component of the Department of Defence. The department has been reduc

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Zairian rebels order 20 000 Rwandan refugees camped on the outskirts of Kisangani to move south, and relief workers begin the a

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UN Security Council votes to ban flights and arms sales to Libya, branding it a terrorist state for shielding six men accused o

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The draft Constitution is published. It is widely criticized and the government decides not to introduce it in the current Parl

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Nearly one hundred officers and men of Wood’s column are killed in a desperate fight against a Zulu impi on Hlobane Mountain du

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Gen. Mark Wayne Clark, commander of the 5th American Army in North Africa and Italy in World War 2, is born.

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N.C. (Klasie) Havenga, private secretary of Gen. J.B.M. Hertzog and minister of finance in Dr. Malan’s cabinet, is born in Faur

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Adv. C.R. Swart resigns as governor-general of SA to become the first state president of SA on 31 May 1961.

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Anglo-Boer War 2: The ZAR’s fourth and last Creusot ‘Long Tom’ is dynamited before falling into British hands, only 200 metres

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Adv. C.R. Swart resigns as governor-general of SA to become the first state president of SA on 31 May 1961.

This day in history

Anglo-Boer War 2: The ZAR’s fourth and last Creusot ‘Long Tom’ is dynamited before falling into British hands, only 200 metres

This day in history

The elections result in the return to power, with a slightly reduced majority, of the National Party and notable gains for the

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Nigeria’s former deputy leader, Gen Oladipyo Diya, and five others are sentenced to death by firing squad for plotting to overt

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Several University of Cape Town students are injured and eighteen arrested during a 1000-strong picket in De Waal Drive in Cape

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The Prime Minister, P.W. Botha, orders the Minister of Law and Order, Le Grange, to investigate the activities of the Afrikaner

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The Star reports that Gordon Webster, an alleged ANC insurgent, was found guilty of the murder of a policeman and the attempted

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About 100 striking Nigerian oil workers seize four offshore rigs and hold hostage ninety-seven expatriate workers as well as mo

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In a major statement, the prime minister declares that in future, South Africa will be guided solely by its own interests, and

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In terms of section 248 (1) of the Interim 1994 Constitution and acting on the advice of the Transitional Executive Council (TE

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Phambili Ka Ntloko, prominent member of AZAPO and elected national organiser of the movement in 1985, is born in Cape Town.

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David Livingstone, Scottish explorer and missionary who died of malaria on 1.5.1873 on the shore of Lake Bangweulu, is buried i

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The ANC holds a special one-day summit with its alliance partners COSATU (the Congress of South African Trade Unions) and the S

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Bessie Amelia Head, SA novelist, short story writer and social historian dies in Serowe, Botswana. She had gone to Botswana in

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Violence erupts when 50 000 (or 100 000 according to police) residents from GaRankuwa, Mabopane, Soshanguve and areas in the Od

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The South African Congress of Trade Unions (SACTU), the Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU) and the ANC issue a joi

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The trial of eighteen suspected PAC members which began in December 1977 and has already taken over 100 court sessions, resumes

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Directive of the Central Committee of the SACP to all member, units and other structures on security measures to be taken

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Directive of the Central Committee of the SACP to all member, units and other structures on security measures to be taken

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Repression monitoring portfolio report for the Regional council and Advice Office Committee: Report Presented at the Black Sash National Conference 1994

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The State of Research on, and Study of, the History of the South African Liberation Struggle by Gregory F. Houston, November 2015

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Blacks comprise 73,9 % and Whites 26,1 % of the full-time component of the Department of Defence. The department has been reduc

Zairian rebels order 20 000 Rwandan refugees camped on the outskirts of Kisangani to move south, and relief workers begin the a

UN Security Council votes to ban flights and arms sales to Libya, branding it a terrorist state for shielding six men accused o

The draft Constitution is published. It is widely criticized and the government decides not to introduce it in the current Parl

Nearly one hundred officers and men of Wood’s column are killed in a desperate fight against a Zulu impi on Hlobane Mountain du

Gen. Mark Wayne Clark, commander of the 5th American Army in North Africa and Italy in World War 2, is born.

N.C. (Klasie) Havenga, private secretary of Gen. J.B.M. Hertzog and minister of finance in Dr. Malan’s cabinet, is born in Faur

Adv. C.R. Swart resigns as governor-general of SA to become the first state president of SA on 31 May 1961.

Anglo-Boer War 2: The ZAR’s fourth and last Creusot ‘Long Tom’ is dynamited before falling into British hands, only 200 metres

Adv. C.R. Swart resigns as governor-general of SA to become the first state president of SA on 31 May 1961.

Anglo-Boer War 2: The ZAR’s fourth and last Creusot ‘Long Tom’ is dynamited before falling into British hands, only 200 metres

The elections result in the return to power, with a slightly reduced majority, of the National Party and notable gains for the

Nigeria’s former deputy leader, Gen Oladipyo Diya, and five others are sentenced to death by firing squad for plotting to overt

Several University of Cape Town students are injured and eighteen arrested during a 1000-strong picket in De Waal Drive in Cape

The Prime Minister, P.W. Botha, orders the Minister of Law and Order, Le Grange, to investigate the activities of the Afrikaner

The Star reports that Gordon Webster, an alleged ANC insurgent, was found guilty of the murder of a policeman and the attempted

About 100 striking Nigerian oil workers seize four offshore rigs and hold hostage ninety-seven expatriate workers as well as mo

In a major statement, the prime minister declares that in future, South Africa will be guided solely by its own interests, and

In terms of section 248 (1) of the Interim 1994 Constitution and acting on the advice of the Transitional Executive Council (TE

Phambili Ka Ntloko, prominent member of AZAPO and elected national organiser of the movement in 1985, is born in Cape Town.

David Livingstone, Scottish explorer and missionary who died of malaria on 1.5.1873 on the shore of Lake Bangweulu, is buried i

The ANC holds a special one-day summit with its alliance partners COSATU (the Congress of South African Trade Unions) and the S

Bessie Amelia Head, SA novelist, short story writer and social historian dies in Serowe, Botswana. She had gone to Botswana in

Violence erupts when 50 000 (or 100 000 according to police) residents from GaRankuwa, Mabopane, Soshanguve and areas in the Od

The South African Congress of Trade Unions (SACTU), the Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU) and the ANC issue a joi

The trial of eighteen suspected PAC members which began in December 1977 and has already taken over 100 court sessions, resumes

Directive of the Central Committee of the SACP to all member, units and other structures on security measures to be taken

Directive of the Central Committee of the SACP to all member, units and other structures on security measures to be taken

Repression monitoring portfolio report for the Regional council and Advice Office Committee: Report Presented at the Black Sash National Conference 1994

The State of Research on, and Study of, the History of the South African Liberation Struggle by Gregory F. Houston, November 2015