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Muhammed Abdalah Hassan (the ‘Mad Mullah’) suffers heavy losses in further encounters with British forces.

… Abdalah Hassan (the ‘Mad Mullah’) suffers heavy losses in further encounters with British forces. …

A student, Eric Ngomane (22), dies in KaNgwane, allegedly shot by police while trying to escape.

… A Crime Against Humanity: analysing the repression of the apartheid state, Johannesburg: Human Rights Committee, p. 246. … A student, Eric Ngomane (22), dies in KaNgwane, allegedly shot by police while trying to escape. …

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Ten residents are killed in Dudu, Natal South Coast, when unknown gunmen attack the area.

… A Crime Against Humanity: analysing the repression of the apartheid state, Johannesburg: Human Rights Committee, p. 268. … Ten residents are killed in Dudu, Natal South Coast, when unknown gunmen attack the …

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Zaire’s President Mobutu Sese Seko declares a nationwide state of emergency in response to rebel advances.

… Mobutu Sese Seko declares a nationwide state of emergency in response to rebel advances. …

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Barend Hendrik Janse van Rensburg (Ben) (80), founder of the War Museum in Bloemfontein, dies.

… Janse van Rensburg (Ben) (80), founder of the War Museum in Bloemfontein, dies. …

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Daniël Francois du Toit, founder member of the Genootskap van Regte Afrikaners, dies in Paarl.

… member of the Genootskap van Regte Afrikaners, dies in Paarl. …

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John Harris, who was found guilty of planting a bomb in the Johannesburg station, is executed.

… John Harris, who was found guilty of planting a bomb in the Johannesburg station, is executed. …

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The Midlands Ladies’ Seminary, forerunner of the College of Education, is founded in Graaff-Reinet.

… forerunner of the College of Education, is founded in Graaff-Reinet. …

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Muhammed Abdalah Hassan (the ‘Mad Mullah’) suffers heavy losses in further encounters with British forces.

… Abdalah Hassan (the ‘Mad Mullah’) suffers heavy losses in further encounters with British forces. …

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During Muslim-Nationalist riots for independence in Nigeria; at least thirty-two people are killed.

… During Muslim-Nationalist riots for independence in Nigeria; at least thirty-two people are killed. …

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The UN, previously without a permanent home, begins to move into headquarters in New York City.

… without a permanent home, begins to move into headquarters in New York City. …

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Maggie Laubser (87), SA painter and receiver of several awards, dies in the Strand, Cape.

… (87), SA painter and receiver of several awards, dies in the Strand, Cape. …

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James James Ranisi Jolobe, Xhosa author and poet, and Presbyterian clergyman, dies in Tsolo, Transkei.

… Xhosa author and poet, and Presbyterian clergyman, dies in Tsolo, Transkei. …

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The International Olympic Committee bars South Africa from competing in the next Olympic games (1972).

… Olympic Committee bars South Africa from competing in the next Olympic games (1972). …

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’De Central Westlake Co-operatiewe Landbouw Vereniging’ is founded by forty-five farmers in Klerksdorp.

… Landbouw Vereniging’ is founded by forty-five farmers in Klerksdorp. …

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A booby-trapped TV kills Tsitsi Chiliza, the wife of ANC official R. Mazimba, in Harare, Zimbabwe.

… A Crime Against Humanity: analysing the repression of the apartheid state, Johannesburg: Human Rights Committee, p. 249. … kills Tsitsi Chiliza, the wife of ANC official R. Mazimba, in Harare, Zimbabwe. …

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Governor Sir Henry Barkly lays the corner stone of the parliament building in Cape Town.

… Barkly lays the corner stone of the parliament building in Cape Town. …

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Reinhold Gregorowski is appointed a judge in the Orange Free State at the age of 25.

… Reinhold Gregorowski is appointed a judge in the Orange Free State at the age of 25. …

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The first three Black ministers are inaugurated in the cabinet of Premier Ian Smith, Rhodesia.

… The first three Black ministers are inaugurated in the cabinet of Premier Ian Smith, Rhodesia. …

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The first mountain zebra foal is born in the National Mountain Zebra Park near Cradock.

… The first mountain zebra foal is born in the National Mountain Zebra Park near Cradock. …

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The first synoptic weather observations from Prince Edward and Marion Islands are received in SA.

… from Prince Edward and Marion Islands are received in SA. …

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Maria Koopmans-De Wet, linguist, art lover and cultural leader, is born in Cape Town.

… Wet, linguist, art lover and cultural leader, is born in Cape Town. …

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John Stephen Curlewis, chief judge of the appeal court (1936-1938), is born in Paarl.

… chief judge of the appeal court (1936-1938), is born in Paarl. …

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Henry Selby Msimang, interpreter, clerk, journalist, farm manager and especially politician, dies in Edendale, Pietermaritzburg

… journalist, farm manager and especially politician, dies in Edendale, Pietermaritzburg …

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Tielman Johannes de Villiers Roos (56), politician and SA Minister of Justice, dies in Pretoria.

… Roos (56), politician and SA Minister of Justice, dies in Pretoria. …

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Hendrik Adolph Mulder (Willem Hessels), SA poet and leading Afrikaans literary critic, dies in Grahamstown.

… SA poet and leading Afrikaans literary critic, dies in Grahamstown. …

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Hendrik Adolph Mulder (Willem Hessels), SA poet and leading Afrikaans literary critic, dies in Grahamstown.

… SA poet and leading Afrikaans literary critic, dies in Grahamstown. …

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Natal is proclaimed a British colony. This date is given as 12 May in another source.

… proclaimed a British colony. This date is given as 12 May in another source. …

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France declares its support for British interests in the Congo rather than those of Belgium.

… France declares its support for British interests in the Congo rather than those of Belgium. …

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Willem Johannes Leyds, attorney-general of the Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek (ZAR), is born in Java.

… of the Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek (ZAR), is born in Java. …

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Muhammed Abdalah Hassan (the ‘Mad Mullah’) suffers heavy losses in further encounters with British forces.

A student, Eric Ngomane (22), dies in KaNgwane, allegedly shot by police while trying to escape.

Ten residents are killed in Dudu, Natal South Coast, when unknown gunmen attack the area.

Zaire’s President Mobutu Sese Seko declares a nationwide state of emergency in response to rebel advances.

Barend Hendrik Janse van Rensburg (Ben) (80), founder of the War Museum in Bloemfontein, dies.

Daniël Francois du Toit, founder member of the Genootskap van Regte Afrikaners, dies in Paarl.

John Harris, who was found guilty of planting a bomb in the Johannesburg station, is executed.

The Midlands Ladies’ Seminary, forerunner of the College of Education, is founded in Graaff-Reinet.

Muhammed Abdalah Hassan (the ‘Mad Mullah’) suffers heavy losses in further encounters with British forces.

During Muslim-Nationalist riots for independence in Nigeria; at least thirty-two people are killed.

The UN, previously without a permanent home, begins to move into headquarters in New York City.

Maggie Laubser (87), SA painter and receiver of several awards, dies in the Strand, Cape.

James James Ranisi Jolobe, Xhosa author and poet, and Presbyterian clergyman, dies in Tsolo, Transkei.

The International Olympic Committee bars South Africa from competing in the next Olympic games (1972).

’De Central Westlake Co-operatiewe Landbouw Vereniging’ is founded by forty-five farmers in Klerksdorp.

A booby-trapped TV kills Tsitsi Chiliza, the wife of ANC official R. Mazimba, in Harare, Zimbabwe.

Governor Sir Henry Barkly lays the corner stone of the parliament building in Cape Town.

Reinhold Gregorowski is appointed a judge in the Orange Free State at the age of 25.

The first three Black ministers are inaugurated in the cabinet of Premier Ian Smith, Rhodesia.

The first mountain zebra foal is born in the National Mountain Zebra Park near Cradock.

The first synoptic weather observations from Prince Edward and Marion Islands are received in SA.

Maria Koopmans-De Wet, linguist, art lover and cultural leader, is born in Cape Town.

John Stephen Curlewis, chief judge of the appeal court (1936-1938), is born in Paarl.

Henry Selby Msimang, interpreter, clerk, journalist, farm manager and especially politician, dies in Edendale, Pietermaritzburg

Tielman Johannes de Villiers Roos (56), politician and SA Minister of Justice, dies in Pretoria.

Hendrik Adolph Mulder (Willem Hessels), SA poet and leading Afrikaans literary critic, dies in Grahamstown.

Hendrik Adolph Mulder (Willem Hessels), SA poet and leading Afrikaans literary critic, dies in Grahamstown.

Natal is proclaimed a British colony. This date is given as 12 May in another source.

France declares its support for British interests in the Congo rather than those of Belgium.

Willem Johannes Leyds, attorney-general of the Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek (ZAR), is born in Java.