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During a meeting in Livingstone, Zambia, President Kenneth Kaunda supports acting South African President F.W. de Klerk’s moves

… During a meeting in Livingstone, Zambia, President Kenneth Kaunda supports …

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Dr Leander Starr Jameson announces the proposed colonial commission of inquiry into martial law in Cape Town.

… proposed colonial commission of inquiry into martial law in Cape Town. …

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Nicolaas Georg (Klaas) Steytler (76), SA author and former editor of Die Huisgenoot, dies in Cape Town.

… (76), SA author and former editor of Die Huisgenoot, dies in Cape Town. …

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Egypt and Britain sign a treaty providing for withdrawal of British forces except in the Suez Canal area.

… a treaty providing for withdrawal of British forces except in the Suez Canal area. …

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National Union of Mineworkers’ (NUM) general secretary Cyril Ramaphosa and president James Motlatsi are arrested in Newcastle,

… Pretoria News, August 26, 2002. Today in History … Cyril Ramaphosa and president James Motlatsi are arrested in Newcastle, …

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Mr Zwelinzima Vavi, regional secretary of COSATU’s Western Transvaal region is arrested and held in solitary confinement.

… of COSATU’s Western Transvaal region is arrested and held in solitary confinement. …

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The Southern African Development Bank, financed primarily by South Africa, is formally established with headquarters in Midrand

… by South Africa, is formally established with headquarters in Midrand …

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The SA rugby team loses the match in Newlands 5-13 against New Zealand, but shares the series 2-2.

… The SA rugby team loses the match in Newlands 5-13 against New Zealand, but shares the series …

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Anglo-Boer War 2: The British under General French occupies Waterval-Boven and Waterval-Onder in eastern Transvaal.

… General French occupies Waterval-Boven and Waterval-Onder in eastern Transvaal. …

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A new right-wing group Aksie Eie Toekoms (Action for our Own Future) (AET) is founded in Pretoria.

… Eie Toekoms (Action for our Own Future) (AET) is founded in Pretoria. …

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In a public repudiation of Mugabe’s designs on expanding his presidential powers and expropriating White-owned farms, Zimbabwea

… In a public repudiation of Mugabe’s designs on expanding his …

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The theological seminary of the Reformed Church is opened in Potchefstroom with Jan Lion Cachet as professor.

… The theological seminary of the Reformed Church is opened in Potchefstroom with Jan Lion Cachet as professor. …

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The State Security Council (SSC) approves guidelines for the conducting of military operations against liberation movements in

… of military operations against liberation movements in …

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Thomas Mandlenkosi (Mshengu) Shabalala, IFP National Council member, is shot dead outside his house in Lindelani’s C Section, k

… National Council member, is shot dead outside his house in Lindelani’s C Section, k …

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Twenty-two Black South Africans appear in the Delmas Court for allegedly attempting to overthrow the government.

… Twenty-two Black South Africans appear in the Delmas Court for allegedly attempting to overthrow the …

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In a referendum organised by King William’s Town municipality, the voting is overwhelmingly against incorporation into the Cisk

… In a referendum organised by King William’s Town …

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Dr Andrew Murray, noted South African clergyman and educationist, dies in Wellington at the age of 88.

… noted South African clergyman and educationist, dies in Wellington at the age of 88. …

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English football clubs are prohibited to play in Europe because of the unruly behaviour of their supporters.

… English football clubs are prohibited to play in Europe because of the unruly behaviour of their supporters. …

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Pope John Paul II visits his native land, Poland, for the first time in fifty-nine years.

… Paul II visits his native land, Poland, for the first time in fifty-nine years. …

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Queen Elizabeth II of the British Empire, including SA at that stage, is crowned in Westminster Abbey.

… the British Empire, including SA at that stage, is crowned in Westminster Abbey. …

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Forces of Somali warlord Mohammed Farah Aidid ambush UN soldiers in Mogadishu, killing twenty-two Pakistani soldiers.

… of Somali warlord Mohammed Farah Aidid ambush UN soldiers in Mogadishu, killing twenty-two Pakistani soldiers. …

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President Thabo Mbeki distances himself in parliament from the controversial “Native Club” and criticise its racial exclusivity

… President Thabo Mbeki distances himself in parliament from the controversial “Native Club” and …

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Nigerian dictator Sani Abacha dies suddenly of a heart attack, opening the way for democracy in the country.

… suddenly of a heart attack, opening the way for democracy in the country. …

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123 White ministers and theologians of the Dutch Reformed Church (Nederduitse Gereformeerde Kerk) Family issue a statement in w

… Serfontein, J.H.P. (1982). Apartheid change and the NG Kerk, Emmarentia, Johannesburg: … (Nederduitse Gereformeerde Kerk) Family issue a statement in w …

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Charles William Engelhard, chairman of Rand Mines and director of Anglo American, is born in New York.

… of Rand Mines and director of Anglo American, is born in New York. …

”The Role Of The Indian People In The South African Revolution”: An interview with Dr Dadoo, 1968

… ”The Role Of The Indian People In The South African Revolution”: An interview with Dr Dadoo, …

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Prof. Matthys Stefanus Benjamin Kritzinger, Afrikaans literator and lexicographer, is born in the district of Carolina, Eastern

… Kritzinger, Afrikaans literator and lexicographer, is born in the district of Carolina, Eastern …

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Peter Allan, physician, health administrator and founder of the Nelspoort Sanatorium, first tuberculosis hospital in SA, dies i

… of the Nelspoort Sanatorium, first tuberculosis hospital in SA, dies i …

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Vigilantes, allegedly assisted by Bophuthatswana police, attack the homes of ANC supporters in Braklaagte, killing three people

… Bophuthatswana police, attack the homes of ANC supporters in Braklaagte, killing three people …

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The British army suggests that 600 troops returning from a tour in Kenya should take an AIDS test.

… army suggests that 600 troops returning from a tour in Kenya should take an AIDS test. …

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During a meeting in Livingstone, Zambia, President Kenneth Kaunda supports acting South African President F.W. de Klerk’s moves

Dr Leander Starr Jameson announces the proposed colonial commission of inquiry into martial law in Cape Town.

Nicolaas Georg (Klaas) Steytler (76), SA author and former editor of Die Huisgenoot, dies in Cape Town.

Egypt and Britain sign a treaty providing for withdrawal of British forces except in the Suez Canal area.

National Union of Mineworkers’ (NUM) general secretary Cyril Ramaphosa and president James Motlatsi are arrested in Newcastle,

Mr Zwelinzima Vavi, regional secretary of COSATU’s Western Transvaal region is arrested and held in solitary confinement.

The Southern African Development Bank, financed primarily by South Africa, is formally established with headquarters in Midrand

The SA rugby team loses the match in Newlands 5-13 against New Zealand, but shares the series 2-2.

Anglo-Boer War 2: The British under General French occupies Waterval-Boven and Waterval-Onder in eastern Transvaal.

A new right-wing group Aksie Eie Toekoms (Action for our Own Future) (AET) is founded in Pretoria.

In a public repudiation of Mugabe’s designs on expanding his presidential powers and expropriating White-owned farms, Zimbabwea

The theological seminary of the Reformed Church is opened in Potchefstroom with Jan Lion Cachet as professor.

The State Security Council (SSC) approves guidelines for the conducting of military operations against liberation movements in

Thomas Mandlenkosi (Mshengu) Shabalala, IFP National Council member, is shot dead outside his house in Lindelani’s C Section, k

Twenty-two Black South Africans appear in the Delmas Court for allegedly attempting to overthrow the government.

In a referendum organised by King William’s Town municipality, the voting is overwhelmingly against incorporation into the Cisk

Dr Andrew Murray, noted South African clergyman and educationist, dies in Wellington at the age of 88.

English football clubs are prohibited to play in Europe because of the unruly behaviour of their supporters.

Pope John Paul II visits his native land, Poland, for the first time in fifty-nine years.

Queen Elizabeth II of the British Empire, including SA at that stage, is crowned in Westminster Abbey.

Forces of Somali warlord Mohammed Farah Aidid ambush UN soldiers in Mogadishu, killing twenty-two Pakistani soldiers.

President Thabo Mbeki distances himself in parliament from the controversial “Native Club” and criticise its racial exclusivity

Nigerian dictator Sani Abacha dies suddenly of a heart attack, opening the way for democracy in the country.

123 White ministers and theologians of the Dutch Reformed Church (Nederduitse Gereformeerde Kerk) Family issue a statement in w

Charles William Engelhard, chairman of Rand Mines and director of Anglo American, is born in New York.

”The Role Of The Indian People In The South African Revolution”: An interview with Dr Dadoo, 1968

Prof. Matthys Stefanus Benjamin Kritzinger, Afrikaans literator and lexicographer, is born in the district of Carolina, Eastern

Peter Allan, physician, health administrator and founder of the Nelspoort Sanatorium, first tuberculosis hospital in SA, dies i

Vigilantes, allegedly assisted by Bophuthatswana police, attack the homes of ANC supporters in Braklaagte, killing three people

The British army suggests that 600 troops returning from a tour in Kenya should take an AIDS test.