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African National Congress (ANC) Deputy President Nelson Mandela states that his party was prepared to abandon its long-held pol

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Business Day reports that a visa was granted to Mrs Sheila Suttner, mother of recently released detainee Raymond Suttner, on co

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Muziwendoda Mdluli of the National Intelligence Agency is found shot dead in his car in Silverton, Pretoria. He was investigati

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Political assassination: Nic Cruse, who worked for PC Plus, which was started by people within the Mass Democratic Movement, is

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The International Cricket Council in London cancels New Zealand’s cricket tour of the West Indies because of the South African

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Pierre Stephanus de Wet, SA actor, producer and pioneer of Afrikaans sound films, is born in Pretoria. African Film Product

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International Day of Solidarity with the Struggle of Women of South Africa and Namibia was observed for the first time.

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Following meetings between the SAG and the Pan Africanist Congress of Azania (PAC), broad agreement was reached that could lead

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Scottish explorer Alexander Gordon Laing becomes the first European to reach Timbuktu, now in Mali. He was murdered there the f

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Dr M.S. (Tinie) Louw, (d. 1 March 1979) SA businessman and entrepreneur who was co-founder and president of the Afrikaanse Hand

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Christiaan Afrikaner, son of Jonker Afrikaner and Nama chief, is killed in battle at Otjimbingue, German West Africa. He wa

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Anglo-Boer War 2: The rearguard of the Boer forces under De Wet fights a running battle with Lord Methuen’s British force.

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John Beaver Marks, teacher, trade unionist and political activist, who identified himself as an African though he was of Colour

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The International Court of Justice in The Hague unanimously condemns the continuing presence of South Africa in South West Afri

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Henry Bathurst (72), British statesman and co-founder of the British Colonial Office, dies. The town of Bathurst (1820) was

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The Alabama, American raider, captures the Northern bark, Sea Bride, outside Table Bay. The Alabama was built during the Amer

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The South African government admits donating $35 billion in 1989 to support political parties opposing the South-West Africa Pe

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Pres. Gnassingbe Eyadema, president of the West African state Togo for 31 years, is inaugurated for another term of 5 years.

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The world press speculates that a bright flash detected by an American satellite between SA and the Antarctic was caused by a S

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Odette Boucher disappears after school in Kempton Park. Later evidence points to the fact that she was abducted by paedophile G

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Dr M.S. (Tinie) Louw, (d. 1 March 1979) SA businessman and entrepreneur who was co-founder and president of the Afrikaanse Hand

This day in history

Christiaan Afrikaner, son of Jonker Afrikaner and Nama chief, is killed in battle at Otjimbingue, German West Africa. He wa

This day in history

Johannes de Wet, lawyer, historian and leader in public affairs, also a fervent anti-convict agitator, is born in Cape Town.

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Mary Elizabeth Barber, an 1820 Settler and early SA naturalist, author and painter, dies in Malvern, Natal. She was a remarka

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Sierra Leone’s president Ahmed Tejan Kabbah shakes hands with his rebel counterpart Gen Issa Sesay, and declares the West Afric

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The Citizen reports there were two bomb blasts in Umtata, Transkei, in September. The first was when police detonated a limpet

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The Minister of Defence states that South Africa will provide bases and communication facilities to the maritime forces of West

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The Minister of Defence states that South Africa will provide bases and communication facilities to the maritime forces of West

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Responsible government is promulgated in the Orange River Colony. News 24 gives the date self-government was granted as 1 July

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Patricia de Lille, former member of the PAC and current leader of the Independent Democrats, is born in Beaufort West.

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African National Congress (ANC) Deputy President Nelson Mandela states that his party was prepared to abandon its long-held pol

Business Day reports that a visa was granted to Mrs Sheila Suttner, mother of recently released detainee Raymond Suttner, on co

Muziwendoda Mdluli of the National Intelligence Agency is found shot dead in his car in Silverton, Pretoria. He was investigati

Political assassination: Nic Cruse, who worked for PC Plus, which was started by people within the Mass Democratic Movement, is

The International Cricket Council in London cancels New Zealand’s cricket tour of the West Indies because of the South African

Pierre Stephanus de Wet, SA actor, producer and pioneer of Afrikaans sound films, is born in Pretoria. African Film Product

International Day of Solidarity with the Struggle of Women of South Africa and Namibia was observed for the first time.

Following meetings between the SAG and the Pan Africanist Congress of Azania (PAC), broad agreement was reached that could lead

Scottish explorer Alexander Gordon Laing becomes the first European to reach Timbuktu, now in Mali. He was murdered there the f

Dr M.S. (Tinie) Louw, (d. 1 March 1979) SA businessman and entrepreneur who was co-founder and president of the Afrikaanse Hand

Christiaan Afrikaner, son of Jonker Afrikaner and Nama chief, is killed in battle at Otjimbingue, German West Africa. He wa

Anglo-Boer War 2: The rearguard of the Boer forces under De Wet fights a running battle with Lord Methuen’s British force.

John Beaver Marks, teacher, trade unionist and political activist, who identified himself as an African though he was of Colour

The International Court of Justice in The Hague unanimously condemns the continuing presence of South Africa in South West Afri

Henry Bathurst (72), British statesman and co-founder of the British Colonial Office, dies. The town of Bathurst (1820) was

The Alabama, American raider, captures the Northern bark, Sea Bride, outside Table Bay. The Alabama was built during the Amer

The South African government admits donating $35 billion in 1989 to support political parties opposing the South-West Africa Pe

Pres. Gnassingbe Eyadema, president of the West African state Togo for 31 years, is inaugurated for another term of 5 years.

The world press speculates that a bright flash detected by an American satellite between SA and the Antarctic was caused by a S

Odette Boucher disappears after school in Kempton Park. Later evidence points to the fact that she was abducted by paedophile G

Dr M.S. (Tinie) Louw, (d. 1 March 1979) SA businessman and entrepreneur who was co-founder and president of the Afrikaanse Hand

Christiaan Afrikaner, son of Jonker Afrikaner and Nama chief, is killed in battle at Otjimbingue, German West Africa. He wa

Johannes de Wet, lawyer, historian and leader in public affairs, also a fervent anti-convict agitator, is born in Cape Town.

Mary Elizabeth Barber, an 1820 Settler and early SA naturalist, author and painter, dies in Malvern, Natal. She was a remarka

Sierra Leone’s president Ahmed Tejan Kabbah shakes hands with his rebel counterpart Gen Issa Sesay, and declares the West Afric

The Citizen reports there were two bomb blasts in Umtata, Transkei, in September. The first was when police detonated a limpet

The Minister of Defence states that South Africa will provide bases and communication facilities to the maritime forces of West

The Minister of Defence states that South Africa will provide bases and communication facilities to the maritime forces of West

Responsible government is promulgated in the Orange River Colony. News 24 gives the date self-government was granted as 1 July

Patricia de Lille, former member of the PAC and current leader of the Independent Democrats, is born in Beaufort West.