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The Government of India announces that it was lifting, with immediate effect, all consular and visa restrictions, cultural, spo

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The General Assembly of the United Nations adopts resolution 1248 (XIII) on apartheid. The operative paragraphs are general and

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The report of SA’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission is published. It accuses leading figures from across the political spect

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South African authorities order the arrest of former Defence Minister Magnus Malan and other high-ranking officers for slayings

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South African authorities order the arrest of former Defence Minister Magnus Malan and other high-ranking officers for slayings

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At the end of a Patriotic/United Front Conference held in Durban and attended by some ninety organisations, participants adopt

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UN peacekeeping forces arrive in Cairo to attempt to set up a lasting cease-fire between Israeli and Arab forces.

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The late Emily Hobhouse is honoured in Bloemfontein during a memorial service and her ashes, received from London, are placed a

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London-based Amnesty International reports that armed combatants have brutally raped tens of thousands of women, girls and babi

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International Donors’ Conference on Human Resources Development at Cape Town (26-28 October), organised by the UN and Commonwea

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Foreign ministers of nineteen Arab countries meet in Rabat, Morocco, and vote strong support for the Palestine Liberation Organ

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Andrew Frank Pendla, civic and political leader highly regarded especially in New Brighton, dies in Johannesburg. His birth dat

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Andrew Frank Pendla, civic and political leader highly regarded especially in New Brighton, dies in Johannesburg. His birth dat

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Tobias Ballot Muller, SA youth leader, minister of religion and champion of Afrikaans, dies in Philippolis during the influenza

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Tobias Ballot Muller, SA youth leader, minister of religion and champion of Afrikaans, dies in Philippolis during the influenza

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Dumisani Makhaye (49), the KwaZulu-Natal MEC for Local Government, Housing and Traditional Affairs, dies of cancer in Durban.

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SA signs agreement with Lesotho concerning the avoidance of double taxation and the prevention of fiscal evasion with respect t

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The Transvaal Rugby Football Union executive committee passes a resolution expressing its full support for Dr Luyt and Dr Crave

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Dr Emil Cohen, geologist and discoverer of the first gold deposits at Lydenburg, northern Transvaal, is born in Denmark.

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Anthony (Tony) Nkotsi, SA artist and currently (1988) head of the Printmaking Department at the Johannesburg Art Foundation, is

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Frederick Logier (66), organist and music teacher who established the Logier music academy in Cape Town, dies. A composition by

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Nelson Mandela returns to South Africa’s notorious Robben Island and said &quot;the emotions ran wild&quot; when he met prisone

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Defence Minister Botha announces that a missile base for experimental tests and launchings is to be established on the Zululand

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Turkey formally recovers Egypt by treaty with France, Napoleon’s army having been expelled by a joint Turkish and English force

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The Mozambique Government, its right-wing guerrilla opponents and South African officials meet in Pretoria to thrash out detail

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One of the biggest faction fights ever recorded on the Witwatersrand, starts as a canteen brawl. Zulus, Shangaan, Chopis and

For their Triumphs and for their Fears: Women in apartheid South Africa by Hilda Bernstein, August 1975, South Africa

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The Goldstone Commission reports the finding of a secret operational centre run by Military Intelligence and seizes plans to de

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The Southern African Black Alliance (SABA) and the PFP declare their total opposition to the pending constitutional changes inv

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A total of 128 members of the United States Congress, from both the Democratic and Republican parties, send a written request t

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The Government of India announces that it was lifting, with immediate effect, all consular and visa restrictions, cultural, spo

The General Assembly of the United Nations adopts resolution 1248 (XIII) on apartheid. The operative paragraphs are general and

The report of SA’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission is published. It accuses leading figures from across the political spect

South African authorities order the arrest of former Defence Minister Magnus Malan and other high-ranking officers for slayings

South African authorities order the arrest of former Defence Minister Magnus Malan and other high-ranking officers for slayings

At the end of a Patriotic/United Front Conference held in Durban and attended by some ninety organisations, participants adopt

UN peacekeeping forces arrive in Cairo to attempt to set up a lasting cease-fire between Israeli and Arab forces.

The late Emily Hobhouse is honoured in Bloemfontein during a memorial service and her ashes, received from London, are placed a

London-based Amnesty International reports that armed combatants have brutally raped tens of thousands of women, girls and babi

International Donors’ Conference on Human Resources Development at Cape Town (26-28 October), organised by the UN and Commonwea

Foreign ministers of nineteen Arab countries meet in Rabat, Morocco, and vote strong support for the Palestine Liberation Organ

Andrew Frank Pendla, civic and political leader highly regarded especially in New Brighton, dies in Johannesburg. His birth dat

Andrew Frank Pendla, civic and political leader highly regarded especially in New Brighton, dies in Johannesburg. His birth dat

Tobias Ballot Muller, SA youth leader, minister of religion and champion of Afrikaans, dies in Philippolis during the influenza

Tobias Ballot Muller, SA youth leader, minister of religion and champion of Afrikaans, dies in Philippolis during the influenza

Dumisani Makhaye (49), the KwaZulu-Natal MEC for Local Government, Housing and Traditional Affairs, dies of cancer in Durban.

SA signs agreement with Lesotho concerning the avoidance of double taxation and the prevention of fiscal evasion with respect t

The Transvaal Rugby Football Union executive committee passes a resolution expressing its full support for Dr Luyt and Dr Crave

Dr Emil Cohen, geologist and discoverer of the first gold deposits at Lydenburg, northern Transvaal, is born in Denmark.

Anthony (Tony) Nkotsi, SA artist and currently (1988) head of the Printmaking Department at the Johannesburg Art Foundation, is

Frederick Logier (66), organist and music teacher who established the Logier music academy in Cape Town, dies. A composition by

Nelson Mandela returns to South Africa’s notorious Robben Island and said &amp;quot;the emotions ran wild&amp;quot; when he met prisone

Defence Minister Botha announces that a missile base for experimental tests and launchings is to be established on the Zululand

Turkey formally recovers Egypt by treaty with France, Napoleon’s army having been expelled by a joint Turkish and English force

The Mozambique Government, its right-wing guerrilla opponents and South African officials meet in Pretoria to thrash out detail

One of the biggest faction fights ever recorded on the Witwatersrand, starts as a canteen brawl. Zulus, Shangaan, Chopis and

For their Triumphs and for their Fears: Women in apartheid South Africa by Hilda Bernstein, August 1975, South Africa

The Goldstone Commission reports the finding of a secret operational centre run by Military Intelligence and seizes plans to de

The Southern African Black Alliance (SABA) and the PFP declare their total opposition to the pending constitutional changes inv

A total of 128 members of the United States Congress, from both the Democratic and Republican parties, send a written request t

Nelson Mandela returns to South Africa’s notorious Robben Island and said "the emotions ran wild" when he met prisone