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Jeff Radebe, the transport minister, launches the national SA Police Services Railway Unit in Cape Town. According to the SA Ra

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The Carletonville inquests exonerates the police from any blame for the shootings at the Western Deep Levels on 11 September 19

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The ANC claims responsibility for an attack on a police station at Sibasa, near the capital of Venda, Thohoyandou. The Venda go

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City Press reports that one suspected guerrilla was killed in a shootout with Ciskei police in October and two women are subseq

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Anglo-Boer War 2: A unit of seventy-five Cape Police retires from Taung, urging the local Blacks to remain peaceful. The magist

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Anglo-Boer War 2: A crowd of stranded Black mineworkers block part of Marshall Street, but at night time the police persuade th

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Three ANC members are sentenced to death for attacks directed against the Moroka and Orlando Police stations in Soweto and the

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Nigerian police arrest some thirty people in Anambra state after fifty corpses and twenty skulls are discovered in raids on fet

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Daniel Tshabalala disappears in Soweto after allegedly taken from his house by four men, two Black men in police uniforms and t

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Riots start in Durban townships and continue up to 14 August. Seventy people, police, amabutho and activists, are killed in the

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Former law and order minister Adriaan Vlok and former police chief Johan van der Merwe, together with former Major-General Chri

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Agreement is reached between the South African Police, ANC, SACP and COSATU on the principles outlined by a panel of experts on

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Rioting (28-31 August) start after a Mandela march in Cape Town, in which thirty-one residents are killed in police action.

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Police seize documents and videos from the home of the general secretary of the Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU)

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After the Court is told by the Head of Interrogation at John Vorster Square that the Security Police have withheld statements b

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J.T. Kruger, former Minister of Justice, Police and Prisons, is elected President of the Senate on the nomination of P.W. Botha

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Soweto’s chief of police, Nkanyiso Maphanga is arrested and charged on two counts of reckless and/or negligent driving and one

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Amos Khoza (18) falls to his death seven stories from a flat in Johannesburg where he is allegedly escorting police to identify

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One-day general strike takes place in Port Elizabeth to protest police attacks in Kimberley and East London which resulted in t

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Minister of Law and Order Hernus Kriel announces the formation of a new police unit, which would have specific task of stabilis

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South African police open fire on Black rioters, killing fourteen and wounding thirty-nine, after a beer-hall brawl got out of

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Nigerian police fire tear gas to quell a riot, which erupts after officers shot dead a bus driver who refused to pay a bribe. F

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Meshack Mogale (16), dies in police custody after being arrested at a night vigil for an unrest victim. He was allegedly kicked

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A Black high school student, Sipho Malaza, dies while in Security Police custody. His death is the twenty-first in detention si

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Foreign Minister Dr Hilgard Muller apologises to Zambia for the actions of five members of the South African police detained on

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Police announce the release of the last of the 113 detainees held under Section 10 (preventive detention) of the Internal Secur

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Johannes Nkosi is seriously injured by police during a campaign to burn passbooks. He dies on the 19th. Three other activists a

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An inquest into the death of Ernest Dipale, who had died in custody in Johannesburg Security Police headquarters in August 1982

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Police announce that they have picked up twenty-five bodies from various parts of Katlehong township, mostly from the area arou

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Riot police and security force soldiers raid the Allan Taylor residence of the University of Natal, three days after the bannin

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Jeff Radebe, the transport minister, launches the national SA Police Services Railway Unit in Cape Town. According to the SA Ra

The Carletonville inquests exonerates the police from any blame for the shootings at the Western Deep Levels on 11 September 19

The ANC claims responsibility for an attack on a police station at Sibasa, near the capital of Venda, Thohoyandou. The Venda go

City Press reports that one suspected guerrilla was killed in a shootout with Ciskei police in October and two women are subseq

Anglo-Boer War 2: A unit of seventy-five Cape Police retires from Taung, urging the local Blacks to remain peaceful. The magist

Anglo-Boer War 2: A crowd of stranded Black mineworkers block part of Marshall Street, but at night time the police persuade th

Three ANC members are sentenced to death for attacks directed against the Moroka and Orlando Police stations in Soweto and the

Nigerian police arrest some thirty people in Anambra state after fifty corpses and twenty skulls are discovered in raids on fet

Daniel Tshabalala disappears in Soweto after allegedly taken from his house by four men, two Black men in police uniforms and t

Riots start in Durban townships and continue up to 14 August. Seventy people, police, amabutho and activists, are killed in the

Former law and order minister Adriaan Vlok and former police chief Johan van der Merwe, together with former Major-General Chri

Agreement is reached between the South African Police, ANC, SACP and COSATU on the principles outlined by a panel of experts on

Rioting (28-31 August) start after a Mandela march in Cape Town, in which thirty-one residents are killed in police action.

Police seize documents and videos from the home of the general secretary of the Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU)

After the Court is told by the Head of Interrogation at John Vorster Square that the Security Police have withheld statements b

J.T. Kruger, former Minister of Justice, Police and Prisons, is elected President of the Senate on the nomination of P.W. Botha

Soweto’s chief of police, Nkanyiso Maphanga is arrested and charged on two counts of reckless and/or negligent driving and one

Amos Khoza (18) falls to his death seven stories from a flat in Johannesburg where he is allegedly escorting police to identify

One-day general strike takes place in Port Elizabeth to protest police attacks in Kimberley and East London which resulted in t

Minister of Law and Order Hernus Kriel announces the formation of a new police unit, which would have specific task of stabilis

South African police open fire on Black rioters, killing fourteen and wounding thirty-nine, after a beer-hall brawl got out of

Nigerian police fire tear gas to quell a riot, which erupts after officers shot dead a bus driver who refused to pay a bribe. F

Meshack Mogale (16), dies in police custody after being arrested at a night vigil for an unrest victim. He was allegedly kicked

A Black high school student, Sipho Malaza, dies while in Security Police custody. His death is the twenty-first in detention si

Foreign Minister Dr Hilgard Muller apologises to Zambia for the actions of five members of the South African police detained on

Police announce the release of the last of the 113 detainees held under Section 10 (preventive detention) of the Internal Secur

Johannes Nkosi is seriously injured by police during a campaign to burn passbooks. He dies on the 19th. Three other activists a

An inquest into the death of Ernest Dipale, who had died in custody in Johannesburg Security Police headquarters in August 1982

Police announce that they have picked up twenty-five bodies from various parts of Katlehong township, mostly from the area arou

Riot police and security force soldiers raid the Allan Taylor residence of the University of Natal, three days after the bannin