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King Moshoeshoe II is given legislative and executive powers by the newly established Military Council of Lesotho.

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Ndebele (Matabele) King Lobengula accepts British protection and the British South Africa Company imposes protectorate over Nd

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Lodewicus Johannes du Plessis, academic and professor at the Potchefstroom University for Christian Higher Education, who laid

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Nigerian planes bomb and strafe a crowded market in a village in rebellious Biafra, killing more than 200 people.

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Zambian President Kenneth Kaunda banns the opposition United Progressive Party and arrests its leader, Simon Kapepwe, together

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Fighting between Inkatha and the United Democratic Front supporters spills into central Pietermaritzburg when the Cosatu office

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The President’s Council is formally inaugurated as a policy-advisory, problem-directed, reform-orientated and future-looking bo

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Joseph Tshifura Makhari, engineer, student leader and recipient of various international study grants is born in Thohoyandou, V

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Inkatha Freedom Party dismisses Dr Ben Ngubane, premier of KwaZulu-Natal, and Vincent Zulu, MEC for education.

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Mondli Gungubele, trade unionist and MEC for Sport, Recreation, Arts &amp; Culture, Gauteng Provincial Government 1999-, is bor

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Relations between Zimbabwe and South Africa deteriorate further when the Minister of Police, L. le Grange, threatens retaliator

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Eleven people are killed in Nancefield, PWV, in a clash between Nancefield hostel and Power Park squatter camp.

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Unknown men shoot Chris Ngwenya, IFP Youth Brigade Official, and his wife dead in Wesselton, Eastern Transvaal.

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The theatre, movie and broadcasting arts committee of the FAK is established with Prof. G. Cronjé as chairman.

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William Wellington Gqoba (Mbaba, Goba), author, editor, teacher, catechist, interpreter and wagon-maker, dies in Lovedale, East

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AWB (Afrikaner Resistance Movement) leader Eugene TerreBlanche is convicted of attempted murder and assault in the Magistrates

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Unknown men shoot Chris Ngwenya, IFP Youth Brigade Official, and his wife dead in Wesselton, Eastern Transvaal.

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Britain concludes Treaty of Pretoria with Boers, recognising independence of the ZAR. The Transvaal Triumvirate and a British R

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AWB (Afrikaner Resistance Movement) leader Eugene TerreBlanche is convicted of attempted murder and assault in the Magistrates

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Ignatius Royston Dunnachie (Roy) Campbell (56), SA poet and writer, is killed in a car accident in Portugal

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Egyptian president Muhammad Hosni Mubarak orders direct-dial communications to Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iraq, Iran and the Sudan

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Prof. Maarten Christiaan Roode, first music professor of the Potchefstroom University for Christian Higher Education and compil

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Adriaan van Jaarsveld, frontier commandant who resisted several Graaff-Reinet magistrates over frontier policy and was elected

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Dr Rudolph Marloth (75), collector of plants and author of botany books, dies in Caledon, Western Cape.

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The British Sports Council urges the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and all other international sporting governing bodie

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After successful military operations in Sokoto and Kano Britain adds 260,000 km2 to its Nigerian territory.

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Johannes Kerkorrel (Ralph John Rabie), Afrikaans singer and songwriter, is born in Johannesburg. He died in 2002.

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William Frederick Nkomo, medical doctor, educationist and community leader who tried to bring different races closer together a

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French government uses fighter planes and tanks in attempt to end insurrection by European rightists in Algeria.

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SA wins the third cricket test against New Zealand in Wellington with 8 wickets and the series with 1-0.

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King Moshoeshoe II is given legislative and executive powers by the newly established Military Council of Lesotho.

Ndebele (Matabele) King Lobengula accepts British protection and the British South Africa Company imposes protectorate over Nd

Lodewicus Johannes du Plessis, academic and professor at the Potchefstroom University for Christian Higher Education, who laid

Nigerian planes bomb and strafe a crowded market in a village in rebellious Biafra, killing more than 200 people.

Zambian President Kenneth Kaunda banns the opposition United Progressive Party and arrests its leader, Simon Kapepwe, together

Fighting between Inkatha and the United Democratic Front supporters spills into central Pietermaritzburg when the Cosatu office

The President’s Council is formally inaugurated as a policy-advisory, problem-directed, reform-orientated and future-looking bo

Joseph Tshifura Makhari, engineer, student leader and recipient of various international study grants is born in Thohoyandou, V

Inkatha Freedom Party dismisses Dr Ben Ngubane, premier of KwaZulu-Natal, and Vincent Zulu, MEC for education.

Mondli Gungubele, trade unionist and MEC for Sport, Recreation, Arts &amp;amp; Culture, Gauteng Provincial Government 1999-, is bor

Relations between Zimbabwe and South Africa deteriorate further when the Minister of Police, L. le Grange, threatens retaliator

Eleven people are killed in Nancefield, PWV, in a clash between Nancefield hostel and Power Park squatter camp.

Unknown men shoot Chris Ngwenya, IFP Youth Brigade Official, and his wife dead in Wesselton, Eastern Transvaal.

The theatre, movie and broadcasting arts committee of the FAK is established with Prof. G. Cronjé as chairman.

William Wellington Gqoba (Mbaba, Goba), author, editor, teacher, catechist, interpreter and wagon-maker, dies in Lovedale, East

AWB (Afrikaner Resistance Movement) leader Eugene TerreBlanche is convicted of attempted murder and assault in the Magistrates

Unknown men shoot Chris Ngwenya, IFP Youth Brigade Official, and his wife dead in Wesselton, Eastern Transvaal.

Britain concludes Treaty of Pretoria with Boers, recognising independence of the ZAR. The Transvaal Triumvirate and a British R

AWB (Afrikaner Resistance Movement) leader Eugene TerreBlanche is convicted of attempted murder and assault in the Magistrates

Ignatius Royston Dunnachie (Roy) Campbell (56), SA poet and writer, is killed in a car accident in Portugal

Egyptian president Muhammad Hosni Mubarak orders direct-dial communications to Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iraq, Iran and the Sudan

Prof. Maarten Christiaan Roode, first music professor of the Potchefstroom University for Christian Higher Education and compil

Adriaan van Jaarsveld, frontier commandant who resisted several Graaff-Reinet magistrates over frontier policy and was elected

Dr Rudolph Marloth (75), collector of plants and author of botany books, dies in Caledon, Western Cape.

The British Sports Council urges the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and all other international sporting governing bodie

After successful military operations in Sokoto and Kano Britain adds 260,000 km2 to its Nigerian territory.

Johannes Kerkorrel (Ralph John Rabie), Afrikaans singer and songwriter, is born in Johannesburg. He died in 2002.

William Frederick Nkomo, medical doctor, educationist and community leader who tried to bring different races closer together a

French government uses fighter planes and tanks in attempt to end insurrection by European rightists in Algeria.

SA wins the third cricket test against New Zealand in Wellington with 8 wickets and the series with 1-0.

Mondli Gungubele, trade unionist and MEC for Sport, Recreation, Arts & Culture, Gauteng Provincial Government 1999-, is bor