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France and Germany reach agreement over Morocco, with Germany recognising French special interests there in return for economic

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In a communiqué issued today, the African Union’s peace and security council lays out the responsibilities of a peace mi

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The game between the Bafana Bafana, SA soccer team, and Angola ends in a tie with no goals scored.

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Freedom Front leader General Constand Viljoen has announced he will seek amnesty before the Truth and Reconciliation Commission

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Winnington Sabelo, IFP Central Committee member and KwaZulu MP, is gunned down at his shop in Umlazi, Natal.

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Herero Revolt in German South West Africa: Omaruru is relieved after a fierce battle between Franke and the Ovaherero.

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Prof. Raymond Arthur Dart, SA anthropologist and expert on the Taung skull, is born in Toowong, Brisbane, Australia.

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A powerful explosion in Lagos, Nigeria, destroys a bank, killing thirty-three people. Rioting and looting break out as hund

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National Security Amendment Act No 35, empowering police officers to detain and interrogate persons suspected of having committ

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Henrietta Georgina (Netta) Kirk, cheese maker, factory manager and technical supervisor in the cheese-making industry, dies on

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Qaquawuli Godolozi, Sipho Hashe and Champion Galela, all of them activists, disappear after allegedly being escorted to a waiti

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R.H. Strachan is found guilty of conspiring to cause bomb explosions and is sentenced to three years’ imprisonment.

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The Deputy Minister of Bantu Administration and Development, M.C. Botha, announces in Parliament that Local Authorities must is

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Zaire’s President Mobutu Sese Seko leaves the rebel-threatened capital and flees to Gabon to meet African leaders.

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The Advocate-General’s report confirms that the Herstigte Nasionale Party’s office telephones have been illegally tapped and ca

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Capital Media (Pty) Ltd is founded and that makes the publication of the first Rekord/Record newspaper possible.

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Sipho Mutsi (20), COSAS member, dies in police custody during interrogation. Post –mortem reveals head injuries and sjambok w

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The Minister for Cooperation and Development, Dr. Piet Koornhof, announces that relevant urban Black leaders will be consulted

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The Truth and Reconciliation Commission, under chairman Archbishop Desmond Tutu, starts its first formal hearings in East Londo

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Riotous Assemblies and Suppression of Communism Amendment Act No 15 commences. It contains banning powers over publications dee

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Dissident soldiers shoot dead Lesotho’s deputy prime minister and seize four cabinet ministers in a mutiny over a planned gover

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Siphiwe Mthimkulu and Topsie Madaka disappear in Port Elizabeth during the institution of lawsuit proceedings against the Minis

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Sir Donald Currie, shipping magnate and donor of the Currie Cup sporting trophy, dies in Sidmouth, Devon, England.

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Alan Paton, author of Cry, the Beloved Country and founder member of the Liberal Party in 1953, dies.

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C. Louis Leipoldt (66), SA author, poet, physician and connoisseur of the SA culinary art, dies in Cape Town.

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Anglo-Boer War 2: Peace negotiations commence in Pretoria between delegations of the Boer Republics and General Lord Kitchener

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Shepstone proclaims Transvaal a British colony despite Boer protests and hoists the Union Jack on Church Square in Pretoria. ;

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The National Professional Football League (N.F.L.) is founded by eleven clubs from Johannesburg and Pretoria, with Snoyman as c

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The first meeting of the Joint Passive Resistance Council of Natal and the Transvaal is held in Durban.

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Sierra Leone’s government and the country’s rebels agree to a cease-fire to end seven years of savage fighting.

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France and Germany reach agreement over Morocco, with Germany recognising French special interests there in return for economic

In a communiqué issued today, the African Union’s peace and security council lays out the responsibilities of a peace mi

The game between the Bafana Bafana, SA soccer team, and Angola ends in a tie with no goals scored.

Freedom Front leader General Constand Viljoen has announced he will seek amnesty before the Truth and Reconciliation Commission

Winnington Sabelo, IFP Central Committee member and KwaZulu MP, is gunned down at his shop in Umlazi, Natal.

Herero Revolt in German South West Africa: Omaruru is relieved after a fierce battle between Franke and the Ovaherero.

Prof. Raymond Arthur Dart, SA anthropologist and expert on the Taung skull, is born in Toowong, Brisbane, Australia.

A powerful explosion in Lagos, Nigeria, destroys a bank, killing thirty-three people. Rioting and looting break out as hund

National Security Amendment Act No 35, empowering police officers to detain and interrogate persons suspected of having committ

Henrietta Georgina (Netta) Kirk, cheese maker, factory manager and technical supervisor in the cheese-making industry, dies on

Qaquawuli Godolozi, Sipho Hashe and Champion Galela, all of them activists, disappear after allegedly being escorted to a waiti

R.H. Strachan is found guilty of conspiring to cause bomb explosions and is sentenced to three years’ imprisonment.

The Deputy Minister of Bantu Administration and Development, M.C. Botha, announces in Parliament that Local Authorities must is

Zaire’s President Mobutu Sese Seko leaves the rebel-threatened capital and flees to Gabon to meet African leaders.

The Advocate-General’s report confirms that the Herstigte Nasionale Party’s office telephones have been illegally tapped and ca

Capital Media (Pty) Ltd is founded and that makes the publication of the first Rekord/Record newspaper possible.

Sipho Mutsi (20), COSAS member, dies in police custody during interrogation. Post –mortem reveals head injuries and sjambok w

The Minister for Cooperation and Development, Dr. Piet Koornhof, announces that relevant urban Black leaders will be consulted

The Truth and Reconciliation Commission, under chairman Archbishop Desmond Tutu, starts its first formal hearings in East Londo

Riotous Assemblies and Suppression of Communism Amendment Act No 15 commences. It contains banning powers over publications dee

Dissident soldiers shoot dead Lesotho’s deputy prime minister and seize four cabinet ministers in a mutiny over a planned gover

Siphiwe Mthimkulu and Topsie Madaka disappear in Port Elizabeth during the institution of lawsuit proceedings against the Minis

Sir Donald Currie, shipping magnate and donor of the Currie Cup sporting trophy, dies in Sidmouth, Devon, England.

Alan Paton, author of Cry, the Beloved Country and founder member of the Liberal Party in 1953, dies.

C. Louis Leipoldt (66), SA author, poet, physician and connoisseur of the SA culinary art, dies in Cape Town.

Anglo-Boer War 2: Peace negotiations commence in Pretoria between delegations of the Boer Republics and General Lord Kitchener

Shepstone proclaims Transvaal a British colony despite Boer protests and hoists the Union Jack on Church Square in Pretoria. ;

The National Professional Football League (N.F.L.) is founded by eleven clubs from Johannesburg and Pretoria, with Snoyman as c

The first meeting of the Joint Passive Resistance Council of Natal and the Transvaal is held in Durban.

Sierra Leone’s government and the country’s rebels agree to a cease-fire to end seven years of savage fighting.