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Rightist terrorists in Algeria are implicated in the deaths of ninety-one Muslims.

… Rightist terrorists in Algeria are implicated in the deaths of ninety-one Muslims. …

SA formally implements the Montreal Protocol for the control of ozone-duplicating substances.

… South African Institute of Race Relations. (1990). Race Relations Survey 1989/90 , Johannesburg: South African Institute of Race Relations, p. 429 … formally implements the Montreal Protocol for the control of ozone-duplicating substances. …

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Riots break out in the Liberian capital Monrovia over the price of rice.

… break out in the Liberian capital Monrovia over the price of rice. …

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The official opening of the Central Electric Station in Dock Road, Cape Town.

… The official opening of the Central Electric Station in Dock Road, Cape Town. …

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Winnie Madikizela-Mandela fails to win the presidency of the ANC’s Women’s League.

… Winnie Madikizela-Mandela fails to win the presidency of the ANC’s Women’s League. …

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Wilma von Molendorff (36) dies after a shark attack off the coast of Mozambique.

… Molendorff (36) dies after a shark attack off the coast of Mozambique. …

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Cornelis Moll (65), publisher of the first newspaper in Natal, dies in Nylstroom.

… Cornelis Moll (65), publisher of the first newspaper in Natal, dies in Nylstroom. …

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Cornelis Moll (65), publisher of the first newspaper in Natal, dies in Nylstroom.

… Cornelis Moll (65), publisher of the first newspaper in Natal, dies in Nylstroom. …

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Former Deputy President of SA, Jacob Zuma, launches the Construction Industry Development Board

… Former Deputy President of SA, Jacob Zuma, launches the Construction Industry …

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Former Deputy President of SA, Jacob Zuma, launches the Construction Industry Development Board

… Former Deputy President of SA, Jacob Zuma, launches the Construction Industry …

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The Minister of Bantu Administration and Development formally opens the Transkei Assembly Session.

… Southern African Political History: a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, … The Minister of Bantu Administration and Development formally opens the …

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Johannes Stephanus (Jan) Marais, founder of Trust Bank, is born in Fraserburg, OFS.

… Johannes Stephanus (Jan) Marais, founder of Trust Bank, is born in Fraserburg, OFS. …

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F.W. de Klerk, later president of SA, marries his first wife, Marike Willemse.

… F.W. de Klerk, later president of SA, marries his first wife, Marike Willemse. …

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F.W. de Klerk, later president of SA, marries his first wife, Marike Willemse.

… F.W. de Klerk, later president of SA, marries his first wife, Marike Willemse. …

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Members of his own Presidential Guard gun down Niger’s president, Ibrahim Bare Mainassara.

… Members of his own Presidential Guard gun down Niger’s president, …

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The governments of SA and Mozambique sign an agreement on natural gas trade.

… The governments of SA and Mozambique sign an agreement on natural gas trade. …

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Dr Robert Broom (84), archaeologist and discoverer of ‘Mrs Ples’, dies in Pretoria.

… Dr Robert Broom (84), archaeologist and discoverer of ‘Mrs Ples’, dies in Pretoria. …

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India and South Africa make a series of important agreements around a ‘strategic partnership’ pact.

… Southern African Political History: a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, … India and South Africa make a series of important agreements around a ‘strategic partnership’ pact. …

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Lady Selborne is declared a White area and the removal of Blacks is accelerated.

… Lady Selborne is declared a White area and the removal of Blacks is accelerated. …

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Johannes Stephanus (Jan) Marais, founder of Trust Bank, is born in Fraserburg, OFS.

… Johannes Stephanus (Jan) Marais, founder of Trust Bank, is born in Fraserburg, OFS. …

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The coronation of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth in London takes place.

… The coronation of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth in London takes place. …

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Frederick William Fitzsimons (80), Director of the Port Elizabeth Museum, dies in Grahamstown.

… Frederick William Fitzsimons (80), Director of the Port Elizabeth Museum, dies in Grahamstown. …

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The battle of Koranaberg takes place during the Orange Free State-Basuto War.

… The battle of Koranaberg takes place during the Orange Free State-Basuto …

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The Brazilia arrives from the Netherlands and hastens the annexation of Port Natal.

… arrives from the Netherlands and hastens the annexation of Port Natal. …

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World Water Day, instituted in 1992. (GIED: Celebrating 10 years of Freedom, 2004.)

… Water Day, instituted in 1992. (GIED: Celebrating 10 years of Freedom, 2004.) …

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-French fleet under Admiral Suffren prevents Britain from seizing Cape of Good Hope.

… under Admiral Suffren prevents Britain from seizing Cape of Good Hope. …

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Rightist terrorists in Algeria are implicated in the deaths of ninety-one Muslims.

SA formally implements the Montreal Protocol for the control of ozone-duplicating substances.

Riots break out in the Liberian capital Monrovia over the price of rice.

The official opening of the Central Electric Station in Dock Road, Cape Town.

Winnie Madikizela-Mandela fails to win the presidency of the ANC’s Women’s League.

Wilma von Molendorff (36) dies after a shark attack off the coast of Mozambique.

Cornelis Moll (65), publisher of the first newspaper in Natal, dies in Nylstroom.

Cornelis Moll (65), publisher of the first newspaper in Natal, dies in Nylstroom.

Former Deputy President of SA, Jacob Zuma, launches the Construction Industry Development Board

Former Deputy President of SA, Jacob Zuma, launches the Construction Industry Development Board

The Minister of Bantu Administration and Development formally opens the Transkei Assembly Session.

Johannes Stephanus (Jan) Marais, founder of Trust Bank, is born in Fraserburg, OFS.

F.W. de Klerk, later president of SA, marries his first wife, Marike Willemse.

F.W. de Klerk, later president of SA, marries his first wife, Marike Willemse.

Members of his own Presidential Guard gun down Niger’s president, Ibrahim Bare Mainassara.

The governments of SA and Mozambique sign an agreement on natural gas trade.

Dr Robert Broom (84), archaeologist and discoverer of ‘Mrs Ples’, dies in Pretoria.

India and South Africa make a series of important agreements around a ‘strategic partnership’ pact.

Lady Selborne is declared a White area and the removal of Blacks is accelerated.

Johannes Stephanus (Jan) Marais, founder of Trust Bank, is born in Fraserburg, OFS.

The coronation of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth in London takes place.

Frederick William Fitzsimons (80), Director of the Port Elizabeth Museum, dies in Grahamstown.

The battle of Koranaberg takes place during the Orange Free State-Basuto War.

The Brazilia arrives from the Netherlands and hastens the annexation of Port Natal.

World Water Day, instituted in 1992. (GIED: Celebrating 10 years of Freedom, 2004.)

V.S. Pritchett, short-story writer and critic, dies at the age of 96.

Edward, Prince of Wales, arrives in Cape Town on a visit to South Africa.

The Rev. John Brownlee, founder of King William’s Town, is born in Scotland.

-French fleet under Admiral Suffren prevents Britain from seizing Cape of Good Hope.