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Food distribution to 350 000 Rwandan refugees in camps in Congo is suspended because of riots and thefts by machete-wielding ga

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Roland Schoeman, Lyndon Ferns, Darian Townsend and Ryk Neethling win the first gold medal for SA for the 4 x 100m relay at the

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Norbert Sfiso Buthelezi, businessman and CEO of the National Gambling Board of SA since 1999, is born in Nquthu, Natal. He was

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Hundreds of Burundians and a few foreigners pack the airport to catch the last commercial flights out of the country as the wor

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During a visit to Paraguay by the Prime Minister and the Minister of Foreign Affairs (13-18 Aug.), four agreements on South Afr

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About 150 residents are killed (1215 August) during the forced expulsion of non-IFP from hostels and attacks on Phola Park squa

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This day saw R2 million worth of damage in 36 hours of fighting. Langa and Guguletu residents stop employees leaving for work.

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Clashes among local militias, a rebel group and the Ugandan army kills at least ninety people. The victims, many of whom had be

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At the end of a damaging six-day strike of cabin crew and ground staff, SOUTH African Airways (SAA) undertakes to improve the w

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News 24 reports that the worst fires in SA history wrecked havoc in Mpumalanga and KwaZulu-Natal during the past weekend. Fires

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South Africa has held up supplies of British weapons to Lesotho and the UK has complained several times about the delays, offic

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Following decisions by the ‘Committee of 81’ on 16 July and 30 July 1980, Coloured students suspend their boycott of schools in

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The name of the Mid-City Library (Sammy Marks), city library of Pretoria, is changed to Eskia Mphahlele Library and the Sammy M

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Trevor Wittes, arrested after the murder on four people in George and pretending to be paralysed after being shot by police, is

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The Treaty Banning Nuclear Weapons Tests in the Atmosphere, in Outer Space and Under Water, to which SA is a party, is signed i

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Anglo-Boer War 2: Gen. Smuts’ force finds a sheep kraal at Koot Krause’s farm that the British have filled with sheep and the

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Erasmus Smit, controversial preacher of the Voortrekkers, dies one day after his 85th birthday and one week after his wife, Sus

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Having held talks on the escalating crisis over control of the Suez Canal with France and the US, Britain mobilises its forces.

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Having held talks on the escalating crisis over control of the Suez Canal with France and the US, Britain mobilises its forces.

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The first ‘Burgerspond’, named after Pres. T.F. Burgers and made of gold from Pilgrim’s Rest, is handed in London to J.J. Pratt

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Judge Faan Hancke finds Marius Swanepoel and Hendrik Du Preez guilty of the murders on two soldiers in an apparent rightwing-in

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In Sierra Leone, dozens of rebels, including children, surrender to UN forces in the eastern city of Kenema and turn over their

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Prince Alfred Ernest Albert (16), second son of Queen Victoria, after whom several places and towns in SA are named, e.g. Port

Document 12 - Non-European Unity Movement. Resolutions passed at 6th National Unity Conference, Cape Town, 29, 30 and 31 March 1948

Open communication to my nominators for the post of Rector and Vice-Chancellor of the University of Western Cape by Saleem Badat

Black Consciousness, Black theology, student activism, and the shaping of the new South Africa by Professor N. Barney Pityana, 9 October 2012, South Africa

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On the same day that Safety and Security Minister Charles Nqakula says South Africa is enjoying better safety than in the past

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The UN Security Council bans sales of arms and fuel to the National Union for the Total Independence of Angola (UNITA) because

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Anglo-Boer War 2: Captain R.D.C. Miers of the South African Constabulary is shot and killed under a flag of truce by Field-corn

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Congress of Traditional Leaders of South Africa is launched to articulate the interests of tribal chiefs and act as an extra-pa

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Food distribution to 350 000 Rwandan refugees in camps in Congo is suspended because of riots and thefts by machete-wielding ga

Roland Schoeman, Lyndon Ferns, Darian Townsend and Ryk Neethling win the first gold medal for SA for the 4 x 100m relay at the

Norbert Sfiso Buthelezi, businessman and CEO of the National Gambling Board of SA since 1999, is born in Nquthu, Natal. He was

Hundreds of Burundians and a few foreigners pack the airport to catch the last commercial flights out of the country as the wor

During a visit to Paraguay by the Prime Minister and the Minister of Foreign Affairs (13-18 Aug.), four agreements on South Afr

About 150 residents are killed (1215 August) during the forced expulsion of non-IFP from hostels and attacks on Phola Park squa

This day saw R2 million worth of damage in 36 hours of fighting. Langa and Guguletu residents stop employees leaving for work.

Clashes among local militias, a rebel group and the Ugandan army kills at least ninety people. The victims, many of whom had be

At the end of a damaging six-day strike of cabin crew and ground staff, SOUTH African Airways (SAA) undertakes to improve the w

News 24 reports that the worst fires in SA history wrecked havoc in Mpumalanga and KwaZulu-Natal during the past weekend. Fires

South Africa has held up supplies of British weapons to Lesotho and the UK has complained several times about the delays, offic

Following decisions by the ‘Committee of 81’ on 16 July and 30 July 1980, Coloured students suspend their boycott of schools in

The name of the Mid-City Library (Sammy Marks), city library of Pretoria, is changed to Eskia Mphahlele Library and the Sammy M

Trevor Wittes, arrested after the murder on four people in George and pretending to be paralysed after being shot by police, is

The Treaty Banning Nuclear Weapons Tests in the Atmosphere, in Outer Space and Under Water, to which SA is a party, is signed i

Anglo-Boer War 2: Gen. Smuts’ force finds a sheep kraal at Koot Krause’s farm that the British have filled with sheep and the

Erasmus Smit, controversial preacher of the Voortrekkers, dies one day after his 85th birthday and one week after his wife, Sus

Having held talks on the escalating crisis over control of the Suez Canal with France and the US, Britain mobilises its forces.

Having held talks on the escalating crisis over control of the Suez Canal with France and the US, Britain mobilises its forces.

The first ‘Burgerspond’, named after Pres. T.F. Burgers and made of gold from Pilgrim’s Rest, is handed in London to J.J. Pratt

Judge Faan Hancke finds Marius Swanepoel and Hendrik Du Preez guilty of the murders on two soldiers in an apparent rightwing-in

In Sierra Leone, dozens of rebels, including children, surrender to UN forces in the eastern city of Kenema and turn over their

Prince Alfred Ernest Albert (16), second son of Queen Victoria, after whom several places and towns in SA are named, e.g. Port

Document 12 - Non-European Unity Movement. Resolutions passed at 6th National Unity Conference, Cape Town, 29, 30 and 31 March 1948

Open communication to my nominators for the post of Rector and Vice-Chancellor of the University of Western Cape by Saleem Badat

Black Consciousness, Black theology, student activism, and the shaping of the new South Africa by Professor N. Barney Pityana, 9 October 2012, South Africa

On the same day that Safety and Security Minister Charles Nqakula says South Africa is enjoying better safety than in the past

The UN Security Council bans sales of arms and fuel to the National Union for the Total Independence of Angola (UNITA) because

Anglo-Boer War 2: Captain R.D.C. Miers of the South African Constabulary is shot and killed under a flag of truce by Field-corn

Congress of Traditional Leaders of South Africa is launched to articulate the interests of tribal chiefs and act as an extra-pa