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Peter Mathebula, flyweight of SA, wins the world champion title of the World Boxing Association (WBA).

… Peter Mathebula, flyweight of SA, wins the world champion title of the World Boxing Association (WBA). …

The United Nations General Assembly adopts two resolutions concerning South Africa’s nuclear capacity, requesting the Security

… The United Nations General Assembly adopts two resolutions … concerning South Africa’s nuclear capacity, requesting the Security …

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The first edition of Standpunte, mouthpiece of Afrikaans poets in the ‘30s and ‘40s, is published.

… The first edition of Standpunte, mouthpiece of Afrikaans poets in the ‘30s and ‘40s, is published. …

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The parliament of Zimbabwe-Rhodesia meets for the last time to vote itself out of existence.

… The parliament of Zimbabwe-Rhodesia meets for the last time to vote itself out of existence. …

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The Progressive Party, 9-11 November, supports the idea of a federation of autonomous states in Southern Africa.

… The Progressive Party, 9-11 November, supports the idea of a federation of autonomous states in Southern …

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The Rev. Daniël Stephanus Botha (75), moderator of the Cape Dutch Reformed Church, dies in Stellenbosch.

… The Rev. Daniël Stephanus Botha (75), moderator of the Cape Dutch Reformed Church, dies in Stellenbosch. …

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South Africa signs agreement with Namibia relating to the basic conditions governing the seconding of judges.

… South Africa signs agreement with Namibia relating to the basic conditions governing the seconding of judges. …

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A newly formed extreme right-wing organisation, the Afrikaner Resistance Movement, is being investigated by the authorities.

… A newly formed extreme right-wing organisation, the Afrikaner Resistance Movement, is being investigated by the authorities. …

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The Pan-Africanist Congress rejects the government’s invitation to negotiations. Newly elected PAC president, Clarence Makwetu,

… The Pan-Africanist Congress rejects the government’s invitation to negotiations. Newly elected …

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The test between the SA rugby team and England in London ends in a tie with 3 each.

… The test between the SA rugby team and England in London ends in a tie with 3 …

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The ZAR government declares Kromdraai on the Witwatersrand as a digging by request of fifty-one diggers.

… The ZAR government declares Kromdraai on the Witwatersrand as a digging by request of fifty-one …

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The Defence Special Tribunal Act, 1998, providing for the expeditious adjudication of disputes concerning military institutions

… The Defence Special Tribunal Act, 1998, providing for the expeditious adjudication of disputes concerning military …

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Sir Henry Bulwer, governor of Natal, turns the first sod of the Durban-Pietermaritzburg railway line.

… Sir Henry Bulwer, governor of Natal, turns the first sod of the Durban-Pietermaritzburg railway line. …

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Archaeologists of Egypt and the US discover a fleet of ships 500 years old near the Nile.

… Archaeologists of Egypt and the US discover a fleet of ships 500 years old near the Nile. …

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The first experimental radio broadcast in SA takes place in Johannesburg by the Western Electric Company.

… The first experimental radio broadcast in SA takes place in Johannesburg by the Western Electric Company. …

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The US government orders its diplomats around the world to boycott South African Republic Day functions.

… The US government orders its diplomats around the world to boycott South African Republic Day functions. …

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Following fierce opposition to the Advocate General’s Bill, the government refers it to a Parliamentary Select Committee.

… Following fierce opposition to the Advocate General’s Bill, the government refers it to a Parliamentary Select Committee. …

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SA signs an agreement concerning the status of the United Nations Transition Assistance Group to Namibia.

… SA signs an agreement concerning the status of the United Nations Transition Assistance Group to Namibia. …

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Widespread revolt grips Bophuthatswana as demonstrators which demand the re-incorporation of the nominally independent homeland

… revolt grips Bophuthatswana as demonstrators which demand the re-incorporation of the nominally independent homeland …

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The United States declines to recognise the Republic of Rhodesia and closes its consulate in Salisbury.

… The United States declines to recognise the Republic of Rhodesia and closes its consulate in …

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The French Foreign Legion is founded in Algeria to serve in the French colonies in Africa.

… The French Foreign Legion is founded in Algeria to serve in the French colonies in Africa. …

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Ulrich Gerhard Lauts, founder of the pro-Boer association in the Netherlands, is born in Amsterdam.

… Ulrich Gerhard Lauts, founder of the pro-Boer association in the Netherlands, is born in Amsterdam. …

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The home game between Bafana Bafana, the SA soccer team, and Zambia ends in a tie with 1-1.

… (2004). Footballer of the decade: Bafana Bafana record. Kick Off. Special ed. … The home game between Bafana Bafana, the SA soccer team, and Zambia ends in a tie with 1-1. …

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Halley’s comet reaches the closest point to the earth since 1837, only 22 million km off.

… Halley’s comet reaches the closest point to the earth since 1837, only 22 million km off. …

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The governing Lesotho Congress for Democracy wins the election in Lesotho with Pakalitha Mosisili as premier.

… The governing Lesotho Congress for Democracy wins the election in Lesotho with Pakalitha Mosisili as premier. …

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United Press International is formed through a merger of the United Press and the International News Service.

… United Press International is formed through a merger of the United Press and the International News Service. …

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SA signs an agreement concerning the status of the United Nations Transition Assistance Group to Namibia.

… SA signs an agreement concerning the status of the United Nations Transition Assistance Group to Namibia. …

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The National Education Union of South Africa (NEUSA) and the National Education Crisis Committee are banned.

… The National Education Union of South Africa (NEUSA) and the National Education Crisis Committee are banned. …

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The South African Defence Force is accused of delaying the process of integrating former guerrilla forces.

… The South African Defence Force is accused of delaying the process of integrating former guerrilla forces. …

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The SA central government officially recognises the military administration of Transkei under General Holomisa and Transkei’s s

… The SA central government officially recognises the military administration of Transkei under General …

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Peter Mathebula, flyweight of SA, wins the world champion title of the World Boxing Association (WBA).

The United Nations General Assembly adopts two resolutions concerning South Africa’s nuclear capacity, requesting the Security

The first edition of Standpunte, mouthpiece of Afrikaans poets in the ‘30s and ‘40s, is published.

The parliament of Zimbabwe-Rhodesia meets for the last time to vote itself out of existence.

The Progressive Party, 9-11 November, supports the idea of a federation of autonomous states in Southern Africa.

The Rev. Daniël Stephanus Botha (75), moderator of the Cape Dutch Reformed Church, dies in Stellenbosch.

South Africa signs agreement with Namibia relating to the basic conditions governing the seconding of judges.

A newly formed extreme right-wing organisation, the Afrikaner Resistance Movement, is being investigated by the authorities.

The Pan-Africanist Congress rejects the government’s invitation to negotiations. Newly elected PAC president, Clarence Makwetu,

The test between the SA rugby team and England in London ends in a tie with 3 each.

The ZAR government declares Kromdraai on the Witwatersrand as a digging by request of fifty-one diggers.

The Defence Special Tribunal Act, 1998, providing for the expeditious adjudication of disputes concerning military institutions

Sir Henry Bulwer, governor of Natal, turns the first sod of the Durban-Pietermaritzburg railway line.

Archaeologists of Egypt and the US discover a fleet of ships 500 years old near the Nile.

The first experimental radio broadcast in SA takes place in Johannesburg by the Western Electric Company.

The US government orders its diplomats around the world to boycott South African Republic Day functions.

Following fierce opposition to the Advocate General’s Bill, the government refers it to a Parliamentary Select Committee.

SA signs an agreement concerning the status of the United Nations Transition Assistance Group to Namibia.

Widespread revolt grips Bophuthatswana as demonstrators which demand the re-incorporation of the nominally independent homeland

The United States declines to recognise the Republic of Rhodesia and closes its consulate in Salisbury.

The French Foreign Legion is founded in Algeria to serve in the French colonies in Africa.

Ulrich Gerhard Lauts, founder of the pro-Boer association in the Netherlands, is born in Amsterdam.

The home game between Bafana Bafana, the SA soccer team, and Zambia ends in a tie with 1-1.

Halley’s comet reaches the closest point to the earth since 1837, only 22 million km off.

The governing Lesotho Congress for Democracy wins the election in Lesotho with Pakalitha Mosisili as premier.

United Press International is formed through a merger of the United Press and the International News Service.

SA signs an agreement concerning the status of the United Nations Transition Assistance Group to Namibia.

The National Education Union of South Africa (NEUSA) and the National Education Crisis Committee are banned.

The South African Defence Force is accused of delaying the process of integrating former guerrilla forces.

The SA central government officially recognises the military administration of Transkei under General Holomisa and Transkei’s s